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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-28
Fatalny wypadek W Austryi.

W1EDEd, 81 stycznia. = La
wilma snieyowa spad1a z CORY
Soemmering (dolna Austrya)
ma chatke lesniczego i zmiaz-
dzy1a ia. Szesc os6b zosta}o
zabitych, dwie zyja, ale SO ciez'
ko ranne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-28

rlet StanwoOd z Maine ! oZenlf
sic z MIA.
Ma arene zycia publicznego wy
stapil dopiero W +. 1854, kiedy
nabyi polowe wlasnosci gazety
,,Kennebec Journal" W Augusta,
Maine i objaf jej redakcye. jed
noczesnie redagowaniem dzien-
nika wzial sic do piracy politycz-
nej i wkrotce zajai wybitne miej-
see W szeregach tworzacej sic
partyi republikahskiej. Juz W r.
1856 byf delegatem ma pierwsza
Konwencye republika6ska, ma
kt6rej uominowano j. G. Ere
monta. VIZ. 1857 Blaine objai
redakcye gazety ADVERTISER W
Portland, Me-, zaraz W roku
nastepnym zostaf wybrany do le-
gislatury Stanu Maine. Pozosta-
wal W niej lat 4, ostatnie lat 2,
jako speaker. w owym tez czasie
zostaf obrany na prezydenta Ko-
mitetu stanowego republican,
skiego i ma tenn stanowisku pozo-
stawaf lat 20.
Nadeszia wojna dala Blaine'o-
wi nova sposobnosc do piracy
okazania zdolnosci. w +. 1862
zostai wybrany do kongresu
wracai don potem kolejno siedm
razy. w +. 1869 obrany "a spea-
kera, przez 6 lat piastowaf te
godnosc. Cd roku 1876 do 1881
byi senatorem. w I. 1876 Ma
konwencyi narodowej w Cincin-
natl brakowafo mu tylko % gfo-
sow do nominacyi ia prezydenta.
w +. 1880 byi znow kandydatem
do nominacyi na prezydenta, ale
ustapii Garfeldowi. w +. 1881
mianowany Sekretarzem Stanu
zrezygnowaf po zamordowaniu
prezydenta Garfelda. w L. 1884
otrzymai republika1ska nomina-
eye na prezydenta Stanow Zjed-
noczonych na konwencyi W Chi
cago, lecz podczas wybor6w 20
stat pobity przez Clevelanda. w
T.. 1889 zostaf Sekretarzem Sta
nu pod Harrisonem. Dalsze losy
zmariego sa jeszcze do dis ma O.
czach W pamieci wszystkich.
Otto zywot czIowieka, ktorego
nazwisko cd lat 40tu byio scisle
zwiazanem z zyciem politycznem
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Zaimo-,
wal najwyzsze stanowiska i stai
wysoko W mniemaniu ME tylko
swej, ale i przeciwnych partyi.
Jednego mu losy ME daily sieg-
nae, a to prezydentury, ktora
sic tyle razy ubiegaf... Zmarf,
bodaj zfamany ostatnim, najdot-
kliwszym zawodem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-28
Telegramy Krs;joRs.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.

re SCOllcy SCanu.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 27 stycz.
= w Izbie za}atwiono dis
niewiele spraw. Przyjets costa
Ia ostatecznie rezolucya W spra-
vie sporu wyborczego Van
Praag .Bish. Pc przedstawieniu
jakiejs mniejszej wagi sprawy
odczytany zosta} buletyn o
smierci Blaine'a. Ma wniosek
O'Connella Izba dla uczczenia
pamieci zmar1ego meza posta.
nowi}a odroczyc swe czynnosci
do poniedzia}ku o BEL po po1u-
dniu.
w Senacie posiedzenie ME
trwa}o d1uzej, niz minut ID,
poczem zosta1o takze odroczone
do. poniedzia}ku. Podczas kr6,
tkiego posiedzenia komitet do
spraw wychowania zda} przy'
chylny rapport o billu sen.
Bartlinga W sprawie zniesienia
przymusu szkolnego. Rzecz
przejdzie ma porzadek dzienny
we wtorek.
Prezydent Komisyi, zajmu-
jacej sic zbadaniem sporu wy
borczego Van Praag-Bish wy
delegowa} podkomisye, kt6rs
W tel sprawie uda sic do Chi,
cago. Do podkomisyi naleza:
O'Donnell, Watson, Stringer,
Snyder demokraci oraz O'Con-
nell i Hastings republikanie.
Podkomisya zgromadzi sic W
piatek 8 lutego W Palmer
House.
POgrzeb sedzieg0 Lamara.
MACON, Ga, 81 styczuia. =
DIS rano rozpoczeiy sic uro.
czystosci pogrzebowe ma Geese
zmar}ego sedziego Lamara.
Byli obecni wszyscy najwybi'
tniejsi przestawiciele sadowni:
ctwa i literatury. Poch6d za}o
bny wyruszy} oko}o 12-ej W
po}udnie do koscio}a melody.
stow. DR.. Chandler, prezydent
Kolegium, gdzie zmar}y uzy-
ska} niegdys stopie6 naukowy,
wypowiedziai pogrzebows mo.
we. Tysiace obywateli zape1-
nia}o ulice. Podczas obrzed6w
za}obnych uderza}y wszystkie
dzwony. z}ozenie zw}ok do gro
bu nastapi}o o godz. 3.ej po.
po}udniu. Najwyzszy sedzia
Fuller i .jego koledzy, kt6rzy
byli obecni ma pogrzebie, wy
jechali zaraz potem do Washin.
gtonu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-28
ROk ~.

domku mieszkal Murzyn
George Morris inaczej Hill
man wraz z Murzynka Ella
Ford. Cd kilku juz dni do.
mex ten zdawa} sic bye opu-
szczonym przez mieszka1c6w,
co wreszcie zwr6cilo uwage
sasiad6w i policyi. W rezulta-
Gle, gdy wy}amano drzwi, zna-
leziono ma g6rnem pistrze "a
krwawiona suknie kobieca i
m}ot, a W piwuicy zakopane
zw}oki Eli Ford. Widocznie
morderstwo pope}nil Morris, a
narzedziem zbrodni by1wlasnie
m1ot. Zarzadzono poszukiwanie
mordercy, kt6re uwie6czy} po.
myslny rezultat. znaleziono go
W Philadelphii W jakims po-
dejrzanym domu. Zioczy6ca
wszystkiego sic zapiera.
Nieudany rabunek banku.
WAvERLY, KAs., 81 stycz.-
DIS popo}udniu usi}owano tu
dokonac rabunku bankowego
W spos6b mocno przypomina-
jacy sprawki handy Dalton6w.
By}a wlasuie godz. 3.cia i
miano zamykac bank miejsco.
wy. Kasyer Duvall i jego asy-
stent Converse znajdowali sic
sami W ofsie, gdy nagle uka-
zali sic we drzwiach dwaj "a.
maskowani ludzie 2 rewolwe-
rami. Ma rozkaz rabusi6w u.
rzsdnicy musieli podniesc rsce
do CORY. Jeden napastnik6w
trzyma} ich pod lufami swych
rewolwer6w, drugi zas zaczaf
zabieracpieniadze. W tel chwi-
Ii wszed} szczesciem dla urzs-
dnik6w banku kupiec O'Neal,
a widzac rzecc Gala, wyhiegs i
da} alarm ma ulicy. Wtym
stanie rzeczy rabusie uwaaali
"a w}asciwe zrejterowac, "a.
brawszy tylko pierwsza 2 brze-
gu paczke pieuisdzy, jaka i'm
wpad}a W rece. Wybiegli wiec
do pozostawionych pred ban
KLEIN konl, ale w teJze cnWlllf
gdy chcieli wsiadac ma ko6,
znalezli sic otoczeni przez xii.
kunastu miejscowych byznes-
man6w z rewolwerami. Roz.
pocze}a sic strzelanina, W kt6-
rel pad} ma miejscu ..trafony
kula zb6jc6w W SERGE A. P.Io-
gelman. Rabusie poddali sic
dopiero po wystrzeleniu wszy-
stkich kul. Zwiazano ich wte-
dy odwieziono do Lebo. Ra.
busie 50 to w. Van Orman i
Fir. Davis, znani, jako ME-
bezpieczni zboje. w posiada-
niu ich znaleziono tylko $500
pieniedzy bankowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-28
Notatki telegr. z Amerykf.

- w Fort Wayne, Ind, "a
czynaja sic coraz czesciej zda-
rzae rozboje. W ciagu tygo-
dnia by}y cztery takie wypad.
XII ma jednej z pierwszorzed.
nych ulic.
w Alton, ILL.,, zn6w zmar-
1y dwie ofary katastrofy pod
stacya Wann.
Z Frankfurt, KY, dono-
sza, IL nastepca Carlisla W Sc
nacie bedzie zapewne sedzia
VIM. Lindsay.
w Mendham, NJ, zmari
W wieku lat "a jeneral Adam
Doubleday. Otrzyma} on sto-
pie6 jeneralski po bitwie pod
Gettysburgiem.
q Lakewood, N. j., do
nosza, ze Cleveland wr6cil dis
po poludniu New Yorku /
wybiera sic ma pogrzeb Blai.
ne'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-28

madzila sic Rada gabinetowa, ma
kt6rej przyjeto odezwe prezy-
denta Harrisona powodu smier-
ci Blanca.
Odezwa ia brzmi, jak naste-
puje:
Washington, d. c., 27 stycznia
1893 +. - Jest bolesnym moim obo.
wiazkiem zawiadomi6 lud Stan6w
Zjednoczonych osmierci Jamesa Gil
lespie Blaine'a, ktdra nastapisa W tenn
miescie dis godz. LEI rano.
Przez GAIA generacye ten wybitny
obywatel zajmowa3 wYsokie wply-
wowe stanowisko sr6d narodu. Jego
pierwsze prace mia}y miejsce W legi-
slaturze wsasnego stanu. Nastepnie
przez IA lat bya czsonkiem Izby ma
rodowej przedstawicieli ludu trzy-
krotnie zajmowa} stanowisko speake-
ra. W 1875 zosta} obrany do Sc.
natu. w r. 1881 opuscil krzes}o W
senacie,, ably W r. 1882 przyjat po-
zycye sekretarza Stanu W gabinecie
PREF. Garfelda. Pc tragicznej smier-
ci swego zwierzchnika zrezygnowas
zgabinetu j, poswieciwszy sic piracy
literackiej, das publicznosci dzieao
,,Dwadziescia lat kongresu'', najbar-
dziej cenny i godny przetrwania u
twor literatury politycznej. W marcu
1889 zn6w zosta} Sekretarzem Stanu
TRIVIAL ma tym urzedzie az do czer-
wca 1927.
Jego poswiecenie dir spraw publ
cznych, wybitne zdolnosci podnio-
sly patryotyzm zyskasy mu wdsie-
cznos6 mi}ost wsp6lbraci oraz po-
div swiata.
W r6znych kierunkach prawodaw-
stwa, dyplomacyi literatury jego ge-
niusz doia{ nowego blasku obywate-
lom amerykahskim.
Jako wlasciwy wyraz oceny re
strony narodu tych wielkich usiug O.
raz gsebokiego zalu spowodowanego
przez jego smierf, postanawiam, IL W
dniu pogrzebu tego meza wszystkle
departameuty rzadu wykonawczego
W Westinghouse maia bye zamkniete,
re ma wszystkich publicznych budyn-
kach Stanach Zjednoczonych maja
bye rozwiniete wpo}owie masztu cho-
ragwie ma zna.s za5oby re wreszcie
W ciagu dni 3Otu Department Stanu
okryty bedzie zasobna draperya.
Benjamin Harrison.
JOHN. W. FOSTER, sekretarz stanu.
Wiesc smierci Blaine'a wy
wolaIa wszedzie W Westinghouse
W calej Ameryce wyrazy CORA
cego wspolubolewania. Senat j
Izba odroczyfy sic po "a
wiadomieniu ich przez prezyden-
tow o smierci meza stanu. W L
zbie kongresmani Milliken (kto-
ry reprezentuje dawny okreg
Blaine'a) i Holman wypowiedzie-
Ii wzruszaiace mowy. zewszad
nadeszly setki telegramow kon-
dolencyjnych. Starry przyjaciel
Blaine'a Andrew Gleason przy-
sIaI ma jego trumue SO roz bia-
iych zwiazanych wstega z tenn
slowy: ,,63 lat, 63 roz, prosze
zlozyc te r6ze przy zwlokach
mego dobrego, wielkiego przyja-
ciela".
Uroczystosci zalobne odbedas
sic W poniedziaiek godz. LEI
rano. Zwioki zostana zfozone ma
cmentarzu W Oak Hill.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-30

out of partisan politics, which would
certainly be an Improvement on the
present method of appointing them.
There is little probability, however,
that the bill will ever become a law.
1t might get through the senate, as
the senator's have but little personal
interest in the matter, but it would
stand no show in the house, for the
average representative uses the
fourth class postmasters Of his dis
trict to control the party machine,
and to maintain his personal as
cendancy.
The last day of the silver deba g
in the house was, by long odds, the
most interesting, nearly every
speaker being man of national
reputation. Among them were ex-
Speaker Reed, Bourke Cochran,
Wilson, of West Virginia, "Pri.
vate" John Allen, of Mississippi,
and Bland, of Missouri, the silver
leader of the house.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-30
.r;can Bar Association
Annual Meeting.
|o,,sLlCAN CONVENTION.
j sunday School Workers
"a TO Meet In st. Louis.
hand Army Encampment.

4. to the News
EnlAyAroIIs, Aug. 30 AS the
approa ihes for the Grand
~ eucampment, which takes
!: duripg the week beginning on
(,smber 4, it becomes more and
p certain that the gathering of
|, will be he largest yet held,
possibly the largest that ever
ba held, as the time must be
at hand when the ranks of the
spzatlon will begin to thin in.
\ of increasing year by year, as
have done heretofore. AS an
icstion of the large attend
\ that may be expected the fact
lifted that the Indiana posts have
lady enga ged accommodations
10000, and as five Hoosier
ftors are expected for every vet.
h it is estimated that over 100, e.
! !niiansns will participate in
lebr2tlon. Illinois and Ohio
scb spoken for quarters for
" Is 600, and as az least TO-.
veterans will come from more
snt states, the grand total can
! fall below go, 900.
Decorations have already begun
pppear in many parts of the city,
promise to excel anything in
line ever attempted before.
p are nearly 25 miles of as
hi streets in the central por-
hdthe city, and this fact in
|ueGion with the numerous open
h, will afford facilities for the
|sde that are not to be found in
other large city in the country,
u the exception of the national
lital.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-30
A Riot at a Picnic.
BY Associated Press to The News.

PARKERsEURG, w. Va, Aug.
30.-A riot occurred at a picnic and
platform dance at the Grant district
last night, in which the Cow creek
and Goose creek gangs took part.
Fifty men are reported injured.
James Vandesele and joan McNal-
ly, oil men, were cut and stabbed,
it is believed fatally Harry
Thomas, a spectator, had his skull
crushed in. The meeting between
the gangs appears to have been de-
termined upon for a settlement of
the difficulties between them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-30
scientists May Differ

|tlHs.s.V auses OF rheumatism, but there Is
hv., n., OF opinion among them as to the
Mn n n attends II, the symptoms by
bla ". nahi TESTS itself, and the difficulty Of
Ire,,,s It In its chronic stage. Several
biz h.. vegetable po sons are prescribed
Er,s," none OF these has been shown by
|e.e,,e,. 10 poSsets the same efficacy %
kcae d. stomach Bitters. THIS benz. n
Boron. pu'a'e' the blood by promoting
ka tho w ''oh OF the iiineys. which strain
ltup.a. '.voa rs itpasses through tn EN- the
: ,cI,n. ,i.a' when 1t exists in the system
y Bta,. eIninence testify to the value OF
bsI On ', IN Rheumatism, and the rrofes.
)nobo' "ons regarding It are borne out and
eaes ,su ~ amp.e popular evidence Tn.
|ant. av.oy chi aud fever. liver com.
dyspepsia and constipation
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-30
President at a Clam Bake.
II TO The News

aai W lht NeWb.
RuzzARD's BAY, Aug. 3o.-Presi,
\ Cleveland has been invited to
elde over a clam bake which will
\ given this afternoon by the
ermen of this place in honor of
distinguished fishermen who
e freqaented the vicinity during
summer and the last state
Fslature which passed an act for
protection of the fisheries for
ding the use of selnes, traps aud
fnds. Over five hundred invita-.
have been issued, and, although
formal acceptance has been re.
PED, the committee on arrange.
It's feels confident that the presi.
twill be present.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-30
CHEAP EXCURSIONS
ToWashington, Richmond,
Norfolk and New York,
Via Memphis and the M. g.
C.. and E. r., v. & G.
Railways.

The Cheap Excursion Rate on
Sept. 18th from the West and South
west to Washington, d. c., and
return, via Memphis and the M. & G.
and E. T, V. & Ga. Railways, made
ON account of the National Baptist
and Foreign Missionary Convention,
but which is open to all, presents
probably the best opportunity to visit
the National Capitol that will be offer.
ed for some time.
The rate will be one fare for the
round trip, tickets good for 30 days.
Excursion tickets limited to 30
days from date of sale will be sold On
Thursday of each week during Sep.
TENDER by the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad at Memphis, TO Washing
ton, Norfolk and Richmond,at $32 80,
and to New York at *42 80. Tickets
can be purchased to Memphis at one
fare for the round trip plus $500.
Ask for tickets via Chattanooga,
Bristol, Roanoake, Shenandoah Juno
ton and the picturesque B. & O. IL r.
This is the route Of the famous
"Washington Limited from Mem.
phis SOLID Ves,ibuled Train, carry.
ing Sieeping.and Dining Cars) and
takes you through the scenic and
historic Shenandoah Valley, Harper's
Ferry and many points Of national in.
terest
Information and tickets can be had
by calling on
w. S. GILLESPIE, Ticket Agent,
Il Cotton Belt, Waco.
+, M JOLLY, West. Pass. Agent,
1875 Main ST, Dallas, Tex.
G. A. DESAUssURE, Div. Pass. A.,
Memphis, Tenn.
B. w. WRENN, Gen. p. & 7. A.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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Which Becomes Very Tur.
bulent and RiOtOus
THROWING COUPLING PINS
Polics Threaten to Use Calling
Guns on the Crowd.


tnIcAGo, Aug. 80 An enormous
crowd of unemployed men and wo
men has congregated on the lake
front for the purpose Of holding a
mass meeting. The number of peo-
pie assembled is SO much larger than
expected that five hundred police
men have been hurriedly placed
on duty at the park and a
thousand additional men have
been summoned from distant
police stations, to be in
readiness in case of trouble. The
police are very apprehenslve of dis.
turbance and are taking every pre-.
caution to prevent serious out
break.
l:2o p. m. The mob is throwing
coupling pins. The police is max
ing ready to use Calling guns.
An awful aft air is Anticipated.
During the morning crowds of
unemployed and idle spectacle rs
crowded around Columbus monu,
ment. AS the minutes passed the
crowd grew larger and more turbu.
lent. Indications of rloting began
to manifest themselves, and an ad
dition of a number of officers in
plain clothes, were slec.ed to clrcu.
late among the throng.
Excited individuals made speeches
continuously, and soon stones began
to be thrown. The rioters who
were in the eastern outskirts of the
mob picked up coupling pins from
the Illinois Central tracks and the
heavy missiles were thrown toward
the police. Inspectors Shea and
Lsughlin at this juncture promptly
ordered a charge upon the crowd.
The police ia force were by this
time but a short distance south OF
the body of the mob, and before the
rioters saw the advance the shock
came. The contact was of short
duration. AS the part of the mol
around the monument saw theil
friends scatter before the swinging
clubs the leaders TUNED and fled
Their course lay north and west ou
of the park to Michigan avenue. IL
an almost incredibly short time thu
mob dwindled away as the rioter
sought safe escape in the alleys ane
. reefs.
The gatling guns ready for us'
directly in front of the auditorium
was scene of imminent peril for I
short time today. Couplir & pins an(
clubs were the worst weapons &C
tually brought into use, however
aud the most prominent public
ground in the city landing place o
Worlds FAIR steamers was mar
rowly spared a spectacle of Carnage
paralleling the memorable Hay
market riot.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-30
The Weather..
" Associated Press to The News.

BY Associated Press to The News
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 80. Fore
cast till p. m. Thursday for West.
ern Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
and Louisiana, northerly winds,
light rains on the coast, fair in the
interior, attending the formation of
a s,orm in the gulf. For eastern
Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma aud
Indian Terri .ory and Northwestern
Texas, northerly winds becoming
variable, fair weather.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-30
The Money Market.
,sooisted Press to the News.

BY Associated Presr TO the News.
WALL STREET, Noon, Aug. 80 -
Money on call is easy at per
cent; prime mercantile paper s@l2
per cent. Sterling exchange firm;
bankers bills 82@4 823 for sixty
days and 4.85a@4 SCI for demand;
posted rater, 82@4 81; CONNER.
cial bills, 48o!@4 50. Bar silver,
734; Mexican dollars, SO.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-30
The Sunday School Workers.

Special to the News.
ST. Louis, Aug. 3o.-During
the coming week st. Louis will en-
terrain the largest gathering of Sun
DAY School workers ever brought
together. There will be three
gatherings in fact, the first interna.
tlonal Sunday School Field Workers
Conference. comprising state and
field secretaries and superintendent
OF the various state Sunday School
associations, the seventh interna
tlonal Sunday School convention, and
the second Worlds Sunday School
convention. The first of these
meetings was opened at $50 this
morning in the entertainment hall
of the Exposition building. After
prayer by Rev. A. p. G sorge, of
Kansas, papers were presented by
w. b. Jacobs, of Illinois, on the
Township Association" and by
Alfred Day, of Ontario, on a
"County Campaign"
Marion Lawrence, of Ohio. Rev.
E p. St John, of New York, and
E. S. Boswell, of kentucky, fol
lowed with short papers on various
phases of Sunday school work, after
which the convention adjourned
until afternoon, when officers and a
programme committee for 1894 will
be elected.
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American Bar Association.
Special 20 the News.

Special o the News.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 3o.-Eminent
jurists from all parts of the country
were present this morning when
John Randolph Tucker, president of
the American Bar association, called
the sixteenth annual convention of
that organization to order. The
proceedings were iraugurat' d with
an address by the president
in which he reviewed the
work of the association during the
past year, and commented on the
fact that members of the different
states were using their influence
with the state Legislature for the
promotion of the objects of the
association. After the election
of new members and new
general council the reports of
the secretary and treasurer were
read, both of them disclosing very
favorable condition of affairs. An
adjournment was taken shortly after
noon. At the afternoon session,
which will be called to order at 8
O'Clock, papers will be read by
Henry Wade Rogers, president of
Northwestern University, and by
MIR. w. w. Mcfarland, OF New
York CITY.
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An Editor Complains
lated Press ~ Tho News.

by AssOCiRted Pfess 70 The NeWs
LONDON, Aug. 3O.--W. II. Hurl-
burt, formerly editor of the New
York World, in letter to the
Standard bitterly complains of the
tire 4'ment he has received from the
E z sb authorities, and the criti-
'n-r.- If him and his case which
Lotd Chief Justice Colerijge has
made.
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Cotton.
By Asse ciated Press to The News.

By Asso ciated Press TO The News.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-Glenny
& Co. say: Liverpool closes l "a
down. New York at 1888 p. m, was
~ points down. New Orleans
opened II to IA points down, and
vas l3 points down at 1890. The
wires working badly again today
caused another erratic market.
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Negro Beaten by Tramps.

6pUCI6I 20 I1e NtWs.
HOUSTON Aug. 29-Last night,
two miles below town, near Buffalo
bayou, negro man who gave his
name as Jim M asterson, and says
that he lives at or near Waco, was
robbed and badly beaten mp by
tramps. He refused to report the
matter and this morning had dis.
appeared. He was thought to be
insane.
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For over Fifty Years.

MRS. W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for children teething.
1t sootnes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colo, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhea.
Twenty. FIVE cents bottle,
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Burning Forests.
BY Associated Press to the News.

PARIS, Aug. 3O.-Forest fires are
raging near Fighter, and have de-
stroyed eighty acres of timber.
Three hundred soldiers have been
called out to fight back the flames.
One of them was burned to death
ard several others were injured.
The last news il that the fire ls still
spreading.
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|...nnsylvania Republicans.
E eN to The News.
|ra.AkmRlsHuRG, Aug. 80 Chair.
=. nseder, of the Republican
IN w central committee, called the
fpuollcan state convention to or
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der IN the opera house at MON 70
day. An adjournment was taken
after a short session to await tho
reports OF the committees on ere.
uen'lals' temporary organization
ana resolutions A fnll state ,icket
Is to be nominated, and as the fight
has failed to narrow down, it is AZ
yet predetermined which of dozen
aspirants will! head the ticket
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Bless the baby's laugh ng eyesl
Jackson Will photogral h tt prize.

You can buy good lots, we'll located
from kirkpatrick for about one hall
what you would have to pay for other
lots no more desirablv located.
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Sherman Addresses the Senate

By Associated Press to The NeWs
WAsHINGToN, Aug 3o.--After
the routine morning business in the
senate the bill for the repeal Of the
Sherman act was taken up, and
Sherman, of Ohio, proceeded to ad
dress the senate.
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forld's Fair Indebtedness.

EHtO The News.
slcAGo, Aug. 3o.-The second
million dollars CT the bonded
"adness of the Worlds Fair is
paid today at the Illinois
~ and Savings bank. There is
'oom for doubt that the enter.
ss'll at least pay its debts, and
prospect is daily becoming more
y C,ul'slng that the stockholders will
Ile something on their certifi
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Take Climax Blood Elixir in the
spring time for your blood.