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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-03-18
The Robin and Ills wound

The robin is called Goods bird" because
1t plucked thorn from the cruel crown
pressed upon the head of our Saviour and
In doing so wounded its own breast. It
forsakes a cursed" graveyard. = Irish
Times.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-03-18
GENTLEMEN'S AND YOUTHS
FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS !!

The attention OF my customers and friends ana
all in want of First Glass Gentlemen's ALL
AND WINTER CLOTHING, is called
to my new stock, which has been received
In Variety Of Styles and Elegant Goods have
finer display than usual.
SUITS Or PIECE ARTICLES of CLOTHING made upin
the most approved styles, and warranted to give
satisfaction. Goods also sold to be made else
where, if desired
All ask is call, knowing hat any taste can
be pleased. j, A. HUTCHINSON,
oct 30 No. PAW. Main st,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-03-18
SIX weeks without s1eep.

Hermann Boerhaave, Dutch physician,
scholar and scientific author, who was
born in 1868 and died in 1888, has left it on
record that he was once so absorbed In his
studies that he passed a period of six
weeks continuously devoted to work. Dur
Ing ali this time he existed without sleep.
London Tit-Bits.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-03-18
A Costume Of Rat Skins.

A thrifty Welshman at one time exhib-
tied himself publicly in England attired in
a costume composed from top to toe of rat
skins, which he had spent three years and
half in collecting. Tho dress was made
entirely by himself. 1t consisted of hat,
neckerchief, coat waistcoat, trousers, tip
pet, CATERS and Shoes The number of
rats required to complete the suit was $40
Most curious Of the garments was the tip
pet, composed entirely of rats tails
Washington Star
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-03-18
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-03-18
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02
Pills Drove Her Insane.

DENVER, Colo, special: Several
weeks ago photographer named Whit.
Ter, while in jovial mood, forced
some pills down the throat OF Dolly
Watson, % years old. Afterward
Whittier announced that she lad swal.
lowed dynamite instead of candy, as
was ut first supposed. Several days
later Miss Watson informed her land.
lady Of the matter. and as q result had
to seek other quarters, the landiady
fearing an explosion. Whittier was ar
rested, bat is out on bail. The girl was
examined by the county physician and
pronounced insane: She was removed
to the state asylum this afternoon
Whittier persists that the pills were
quinine, and that the girl has worried
to such an extent as to ambulance her
mind.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02
A NEW STYLE STEAMSHIP.
"a's'mere Spectators Expect to Surprise
tho People.

"a't'nore Spectators Expect to Surprise
tho People.
BALTIMORE, Nd. special: The dozen
or more capitalists who have put many
thousands of dollars into the construc-
tion of tho odd haped steamer Howard
eAssard still have hopes OF realizing
handsomely on their Investment They
nave pinned their faith on the pred ic !.
lions VI Robert NJ. Frcyer, the inventor
OF the long, narrow craft, who believes
tnat II she once gets to sea oil right she
VIII revolutiontze transatlantic travel
IneY viii not part with 9. a.dollsr's worth
OF stock aud quickly buy up any shares
oHered bv discouraged stockholders
Another assessment vas levied recently
ana the work OF setting up new valve.
gearing in place of the gearing used on
the trial trip will soon be com pleted
The engine invented by Freyer will
not be removed. Capt Craig Is super
versin2 the Improvements He Is con-
Duent that on his second trial trip the
vessel will develop great speed and At
tain all the success her owners have
hoped for. No one is permitted aboard
the vessel at present. it being the desire
OF the Monumental Construction Com
pany to diyulge as little Of their plans
as possible. Mr.. Freyer, the inventor
Is now in Washing ton, m anaging the af-
fairs OF the Trans. Atlantic Steamship
Company, OF which he Is President.
This line is to begin operations in q
short time. Mr.. Freyer has no connec-
tion At present with the boat or the
changes that are being made in her.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02
FoREiaN JorTtNos.

~. Z y i
ARis special An Interpolation was
ENbmittod In the Cham ber of.Deputies.
ao1king why the Covers ment didn't an.
f6rce tho lar nrnvidiro for .ntnns,a.
hi casp ~ auAaen da.th a. I, ti,a ,.sa
sNf liaron Rntn arh. ths ~ nEor e"nnnsaS
i "a haye rnr, mittad sniciao "a Inc res,,tI
bf daH,aRing Exposures id the Panama
seAnal management Reference WAS
sde 70 the funors that the burial was
~ snam: minister Of Justice kic.
ss,u .nsa sn1 doctOfs had certified
ssss nls aeesn was from natural causes
,u tnAs POSI- mOrtem could not be
l .ss "isnoGs previous judicial inter.
Y y ~ u. .lUn. wv. ~ PRISON. chairman OF the
! ~. .ss,s suns SU'h ~ hmsttee, supported the
l161 agIi reS 81 H.r p.,..aI.. ..'"s snou.u
~ IL va impar atIye that ,ha .rmth hs
Bsiiseoyersd. Premier Loubet said M.
srissOn's Q request was Illegal. Brisson
protested, Whereupon the PIamief said
That he words could be FL tar proted only
l&S Ind icAting : lack OF con fid0n eo and
HhA6 ~ could accept nUthing but the
sitIl psc cfder uf shozainS. This cssxted
~. 0n1vus ...0s. cac..ement ana tue Prem'
The memhers nf TIA rshia.. .snyn. ~ ~;
their designations Ia Presidant carnot
After the Cabinet withdrew from the
Chamber to tender their resign atiops to
the President the Chamber proceeded
70 adopt hfissons resolution OF regret
thai Baron Reinach's papers had not
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02
IN THE EAST.

NEW YORK special: 1t was reported
In Wall Street that Jay Gould was GO
ing to the far southwest to spend the
winter
HOMESTEAD special: Many OF the
non n-union men taken at the Carnegie
mills during the strike realize that they
will have to give place to the returning
strikers, and are leaving before they
are discharged. Many old men are be-
ing re-employed.
WASHINGTON special: Notwithstand-
ing opposition In the Navy Department.
it Is certain that E United States naval
vessel will be assigned the duty Of con-
veying to this country the exhibit OF
relics relating to the discovery OF Amer
ica loaned by the vatican from It's mu-
scum for the Worlds Fair. Unless
some we'll founded reason should inter-
fere, the United States cruiser Newark
will be given tho assignment In view
OF the great risks attending its trsns-
portation. it will be Impossible to 90
cure the presence Of the Viking ship,
now At Stock holm, at the Worlds Co
lumbian Exposition. A fac sinile Of the
ship 10. however, now being built In
Norway, which, manned with . crow OF
hardy Norwegian sailors- the Vikings
Of to.day-will next spring sail across
the Atlantic. up the st Lawrence River.
and across the lakes to Chicago
SPRIxaFIED. Ohio, special: All OF
Ohio using. natural gas is greatly
xtoused over the unmistakabls evi-
dehces that the supply Ii slowly failing.
srl.xa y,ra q eura In Aha great HAlAa has d.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02

They wers watched. and Just bsios
the explosfOn One Of them wAa sAek RI
hilsK tOwasd the dkpeA and has not -
seeA sincA Thu explosion was caIstf
oy lefGe dynamite bomb being throws.
sAeo the building. The entire bxildtnR
VAS wrecked, valuable mAchinskV
smashed and the slscplng fUoA oa
uAsn totally demolished. There q M
Q0not that u was the Intention tB kta1
Davis, but II happen that he Nas nor nv
the building at the time. EkcitemU6f.
is nigh here and everything pDluh u
The Rullt OF ali three OF the Chintne 81
Every effort 10 being made to nnd ~
missing one. while his two AseociAt5
are under close guard. LynchieR n
oeen threatened, but II will not pr0kfe
Siy b carried out
CINCINNATI special: A case OF ri
being lost IN jail developed here JnIN
Ac iast Henry Garrett was bound ox6f
BY Sqaire Kelch, Of Coal City, for stsal
ing revolver, petit larceny charm
Tor which small ine would ~ M
posed. The nAg!stratsd failed ~ sendl
= trsnscript g Pkpeecntof Hshsar
heard of the prisoner lie has lain IN
jail ever since. The jail officials called
attention to the matter day or two
ago aud Garrett was turned ont. He
wore thin undefshirt and summer
garments. The weather is very cold
here now.
BALTIMORE. Nd, special: Il. l.
Beard of Locust, w. Va, has just re-
covered from remarkable surgical
operation, performed At the Johns
Hopkins University. On September 2
he swallowed . peach stone, which
lodged in his esophsgus. Dra Balsam
and Hsrker cut IN entrance into the
esophagus Then . string with snare
arrangement was taken iu Mt the
mouth. swallowed, fastened TO the
peach stone and the obstruction was
thus removed through the mouth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02
THE SOUTHERN SUMMARY.

SANTA FF, N. NJ, special: John Nc
Ieod and Sam Pollock OF Sierra County
missed number of horses and started
out on their trail. They soon overlook
the horses OH the Rio Grande, q few
mics north of Rincon. Three persons
were in possession of the horses, and
when Mcleod and Pollock rode up they
were received with volley from the
thieves. They returned the fire, killing
one of the thieves and wonnding an
other The third proved to be . woman
known as the kid" She IL Q blonde,
&c years old. and says her name is Alice
Parker and that she Is from Texas.
When arrested she was dressed in male
attire and carried large six-shooter In
q belt about her waist The man killed
mer Texan. late OF llsboro, N. NJ.
where he had bad reputation. The
wounded NAH says his name Is w. 8.
Wcatherwax lie and his female com.
panion are now in jail at Las Cruces
SAN Antonio, Texas. special: OFF,
cial advices have been received by Gen.
Frank Wheaton, Commander of the
Military Department, from the lower
Rio Grande border, that the band Of
outlaws which las been causing so
much trouble In that section OF the
state, has its rendezvous near Carrizo,
Texas. Gen. Wheaton has issued On
order for Second Lieutenant George r.
Langhorn. Third Cavalry, TO leave Fort
Ringold with u force of sixty well
armed and equipped men OF troops C
and ! OF that regiment and make .
thorough search for the bandits and
effect their capture II possible. The
Lieutenant was instructed 10 assist to
the utmost the posse OF United States
Marshals and accompany them in max
ing arrests for violation OF the United
States neutrality laws. The troops are
ex xpectcd to spend about two weeks on
their scout.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. special: The
rainmakers began work again near
here. a hydrogen.oxygcn balloon was
sent up 1000 feet and exploded by
means OF y slow match. The concus-
sion was perceptibly felt on the ground
for few miles around. Immediately
following the explosion ground batteries
fired several charges OF rOselite. After
firing one round from the battery q
cessation OF an hour was taken, when
the bonn bardment was resumed. The
| first series of experiments was kept up
continuously until midnight. cham Der
palls being used Up TO IL o'clock the
moon and stars were shining brightly,
but Gcn. Dyrenforth thinks that mora
ing will bring = great change In the
weather.
LIBERTY, Mo-, special. 1t was learn
ed that tho burglars who blew open
the vault OF the First National
bank secured $4,000. They had
dynamite and fuse attached
to the inner vault. containing $40. .OO0
In gold, but were evidently fright
ened away before ready to touch II o6.
They made thoir escape from town with
q carriage AMI horse stolen from 3 resi-.
dence near by. No trace Of the mon
have been found.
| EAGLE Pass; Texas. special: Al 4
bali at Villa MusQuiz. Mexico, Jesus
Galan, nephew Of the governor ot
the state OF Coahviia. quarreied over 4
young lady and shot and killed Manuel
Guaiard and Mignel Long and tried "a
shoot the young woman. He Ii In jail
under strong guard. There ID fcara
Of iyncllng.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02
Lnnpy sew Can b. Curcd,

Lunpy Saw Can he Cared,
CHICAGO special That lumpy law
= . cattle, At least II : mild form, can
g carsd vas proved by the Local Gov
] sessnsasas =. y; BefsAn of AafnSl Iadpatry.
]. c1sfls, which ksd been
easSt treatment By the bureau, were
Drought to the stock yarks. by noon
snirty were slaughtered. An examine
tlon oy experts showed that the beef
was perfectly healthy. Mid cases Of
the disease have been com pletely cured,
ana healthy cattle kept with diseased
cattle during treatment did not con.
tract the disease from them. The
bureau officers are much elated at the
results attained,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02
The Mcs.ax, Delayed.

WAsBINsToN special: Owing to the
illness of his father-in-law, the Presi-
dent will be unable to complete his an
nnal message to Congress In time for
submission on the opening day of the
session. 1t will probably be the end of
next week or the beginning OF the week
after before it is presented. 1t will be
about the same length as last years,
and will he complete review of the
work of the present administration.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02

All through the recent campaign
there was q studied effort on the
part Of the Democracy to cover mp
and brush aside as an unmeaning bit
OF platform buncombe the State
bank money plank. The people
would seem to have seen In the Wild
cat, % cOnsplcu0usly displayed BY
the Republican press and speakers
only spook. The apparition was
treated as merely the ghost OF q Wild
beast slain by the war, = extinct
and harmless as the verltable Wild
cat Of the animal kingdom. In
pioneer days this and other Wild
beasts prowled about the cabin and
roamcd the woods and prairies, caus-
ing q great deal Of apprehension and
some loss OF life, but they have dis
appeared, no moro TO return forever.
Those. however, who thOught that
the wildcat OF State bank bills bc-
longed to the past only would do veil
TO note this fact: One OF the first
acts Of the hrst Legislature TO meet
after the election was 70 take steps
toward the carrying ont Of the pledge
to repeal the 10 Per cent prUhtblt0Ty
tax, which would Be- the uncagtn9 Of
tho wildcat fn tho Georgia Legis-
lature, Just aeter the electi0n, on o.
the membefs pyOmptly intsp p1ueed I
yosoluttOn cAIline upOn ~ HAtn.
ocracy 10 fulnil lbAt yppl r144ge.
Evofy Rnpualst VT n Sank t bal
3 - l,xsk1k kaiaS6 III a IN 3gAaakfmM.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02
O-a Thai Extra Session.
The DnmOCraf1C lenders mrs NffpNlI,

OS Thai Extra Session.
The Democratic leaders are alreauy
in q quandary. They have appealed
to the passions OF the ignorant and
have won victory far beyond their
own expectations and they are not
happy. What they wanted was not
tarin reform, nor free trade, nor wild
cat money, but office. They had
hoped that the Senate would have r.
mained Republican, In which case they
could have proposed the most radical
measures to please the mass Of the
party, and these being promptly
squelched by the Senate, they could
have turned to the country and have
exclaimed: sThere, you see 1t II not
our fault! We did our best.
Now, however, the road Is clear be-
fore them and they must act, and
they are already at skies and seyens
as to how they shall act. The party,
led by the Southern Bridediers, clam
ors Nudly for an extra session In or
der, as thei2 leader, Henry Waiter
son, said, @to upro0t and rip up all
vestige Of protection with every cir
cumstances OF infamy." The other
party wants to go slow, to be careful
and conservative, and to do nothing
until the next Congress meets in Der
cember, 1893. Now, without regard
to politics or partisanship, what is
best for the country
Surely to know what the definite
purpose OF the Democratic party Is
with regard to the tariff. q
IL the Democrats do not touch the
tariff till the next Congress c0nycnes
it will be late In the spring Of 1894
before they can pass any bill. This
means nearly two years Of uncertainty
for the business world, and thAt
means an absolute stoppage OF al
enterprise. No man will buy more
than his immediate needs. No man
|! will start q factory, order new ma
chinery or take the slightest business
risk No bank will dare continue
giving accommodation to such Of its
customers as are manufacturers. N0
importer will dare order goods ahead
except on actual orders from the
most responsible firms. A cOntrac-
tion OF the volume of business done
will take place such 40 this country
has never seen before.
II the Democratic wish to avoid
Drecipitating an Industrial panic
within nsn~4 months let them call an
extra session and leu ~. nnnntry. the
manufacturers and importers Know
exactly what they have to expect.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-02

n EEsEuEr, Mimi, special: At ~
Henry. I4eseuer County. Joseph e.
Haunder died suddenly. Strychntns
was found In his tobacco Tho next
morning Miss Agnes Beer, his wife's
sister. died In the same manner. She
left q letter asking to be buried with
uaunder II II supposed that she pol.
soued herself and Haunder.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
The SECRET SOCIETIES.
/ o. o. E.

TrIadelphia Lodge, No. "a, I. o. OF,
gave one Of their enjoyable ard pleasant
entertainments aud plcnics az a ne" and
beautiful grove, one-half mile west or
Trladelphla,o on lash Thursday afternoon
and evening.
Ii was 4 success fraternslly, and So
clally as well as financially, Quite q
hand some sum WIS realized.
The number Ia attendance at the PFC
mic was estimated at about seven hun
dred. three hundred OF these wer6 from
the city. Forty sisters OF tho Daughters
OF Rsbekah Lodge and quite
a number az brothers from Wheeling
Lodge No. 9 came out in body on the
9 O'Clock motor. The members OF 9A
wish 20 extend their thanks to those
WISHING sisters AID brothers who 80
Kindly assisted them IN their enterprise
aud they sre willing al any time 30 re-
turn the compliments
They also thank the public for their
liberal patronage. This body Is erect
ing o large and beautiful hall at Tria-
dslphin. They expect TO dedicate 10
some time next mOnth, when they Will
give another grand social and enter
talnmeut.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
JR O. U. a. III

On last Monday evening Deputy State
Councillor o. 2. Chambers, State Vice
Councillor A. Bebout, and about twenty
members OF the Island Council went
out 20 Sherrard, where they met mem
bers OF Garfield Council No. 3, Of Nc
Nechen, aud Instituted Logan Council
No. II, OF Sherrard Order United Amer
lean Mechanics. The charter list for
this Council contained thiFty-four names
OF which thirty-three were present for
initiation. After the work was through
on we're invited TO psrtake OF supper
which had been prepared, and every
body did themselves Justice, for the
eatables disappeared In very short
space Of time. Everybody had an en-
iovable time and they were treated so
courtsouSly By the new Council that
they hope IL Will not be LONG until they
can mako them another vislc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
MASONRY.

On Monday evening Ohio Lodge, No.
], held les regular meeting for the
month, With a good attendance OF breth-
zen, nes only Of No. I, present, out VS.
ltors OF the sister lodges Of the city.
Work was had In the Master Masons de-
gree, and although the lodge room was
almost un6earable HOT, yet the brethren
we're entbused, sud did some excellent
work under the skillful directions OF
Worshipful Master Ross, who presided
in the East. The candidate enjoyed
tho work mach, and the impressions
made on him az that time We Know will
continue With him during life, for he
appeared 70 take very special notice OF
the beautiful lessons thai evening I'm
parted TO him, and now fully under
stand tbs necessity Of preparing for an
entrance to that country from whose
bourne no traveller returns
On Thursday evening Wheeling
Lodge held It's annual meeting, with
fair attendance OF brethren present.
Work was expected IN the (. @. degree,
but owing 20 the failure OF the sspir-
aot TO show ND, work was deferred IN
an the next communication Our
whole.souled Bro. NJ. Emsheiner occu-
pied the East In his old-tlme way, and
the brethren present. were pleased TO
meet him IN that station again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07

water is supposed to be the cause.
Nearly all the thoroughbreds have been
turned out The Hobart stock farm
and the San Joss stables have also suf-
fered severely, and the great stallion
StsmboOl has been taken to Stockton to
prevent hts taking the disease.
Ed Geers is forty years old and has
been on the track twenty-five years.
When Geers was a small boy and his
father wanted bis help in the store, be
was usually found working on the horses
in the barn, and ss soon as possible be
got 70 driving. And he seems 10 drive
quite as we'll now as If he had begun
after he metured.
Isaac Murphy is in his thirty first
year. and is therefore the second Oldest
Jockey Of prominence seen In the saddle
frequently at the big tracks. "Dean"
Hayward is the senior.
The new ball-bearing sulky is to be
given a trial in the Northwestern Breed
eTs' meeting at Washington Park, Aug
ust 1920.
Phil Dwyer is reported as saying BE
always liked to soc jockey smile.