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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-25
CROWN AND scEPTER.

Peter the Great during infancy was sub
ject to nervous attacks which degenerated
into epilepsy. One of his sons had halluci-
nations, another commissions.
Ont Of rs Irish kings who ruled between
A. ID. 4 and 1172 no fewer than SO died VIC
lent death either in battle, by murder or
by thunderbolts tby the latter three were
slain). sR
Emperor Francis Joseph, whom his
Czech subjects want crowned at Prague as
king of Bohemia. has been twice crowned
already, as emperor of Austria and king of
Hungary.
Queen Victoria has not outlived the van
ity of her hands. Latest official prints
show jeweled, rings on her second and third
fingers and bangle chain bracelets on her
left wrist.
1.-THE Vagabond Empress" Elizabeth of
Austria, has been staying at Venice lately.
She may well be named "vagabond," for
after William of Germany she is the most
restless sovereign in Europe.
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland divides
her affections between her pigeons who are
SO tame that they will eat from nobody's
hand but hers. and very funny looking
and shaggy Shetland pony, which she
either rides or drives every day.
OF Attila, king of the Huns, it is said
that his body was placed in three collins
the first of gold, the second of silver and
the third of iron. Ailof his arms, the trap.
pings Of his horses and the thousands OF
mementos which he had gathered on his
campaigns were buried with him.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-25
PEN, PENCIL AND BRUSH.

Turner's picture, "The Trout Stream. %
has been purchased by a Manchester col
lector for 1880 guineas.
Oscar Wilde has been detected wearing a
red rose on the lapel of his coat. The sun
flower has apparently had its day, SO far as
he is concerned
The poet Shelley feared being buried
alive. 1t order to guard against it he Or
dered his heart removed. The queer relic
is still preserved at Bascombe manor.
Bournemouth, England.
Miss Olive Schreiner of African Farm
fame has finished her new book, and only
her publisher knows whether it is fiction or
not. 1t has gone to the press. and she has
left England for South Africa.
Henry NJ. Stanley has made collection
OF 10 legends that were related to him dur
ing his African travels, and they are to be
published under the title of MY Dark
Companions and Their Strange Stories"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-25
APractical rhrow Ont.

In first class carriage in Germany
an Englishman was observed to be con-
stantly putting his head out of the win
dow. The train was going fast, and a
sudden gust of wind blew off his hat.
He at once took down his hat box and
hurled it' after his hat. Then he sat
down and smiled on his fellow pas
sengers. but, of course, did not speak.
The Germans roared with laughter, and
one of them exclaimed:
You do not expect your hat box to
bring back your hat, do your"
81 do" said the Englishman. "No
name on the hat-full name and hotel
address on the box. They'll be found
together, and I shall get both. Do you
see now?"
Then those Germans subsidized and
said they always had considered the
English great and practical nation
London Tit-Bits.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-25
BEHIND THE FooTLloH-s.

Minnie Madden will begin starring
tour on Nov. 20.
Miss Innocence Abroad" is the title of q
new comedy which clever Fanny Rice will
produce in ST. Louis shortly.
Henry E. Dixey and Leopold Jordan are
at work on burlesque which Dixey ex-
poets to produce next season.
Paderewski is writing the music of an
opera, the libretto of which is based upon
an incident in Polish history.
There is rumor to the effect that James
Lewis will retire from Days company at
the close Of the present season.
The veteran manager, John Holdings
head, has opt.ied the Princess theater, Lon
don, as popular price" house.
Wilson Barrett has added "Virginius''
and THE Bondsman" to his repertory. He
will open In Boston in about n month.
1.-THE Prince of Silence" an adaptation
by Clinton Stuart of n German play, is be-
: ing rehearsed by Palmer's stock company.
q 1t is now definitely settled that Lillian
Russell will appear at the Casino on Nov.
20 in the new opera comique Princess Mic
otine.n
Kitty Cheatham is making successful
tour in Jane" After Christmas she will
be seen In new comedy under Charles
Frohman's direction.
Manager j. NJ. Hill has sold the comic
opera THE Algerian" to syndicate of
which C.;J. Whitney Of Detroit is the prin-
cipal shareholder. Another member is Err
vine Hopkins of New York.
Bronson Howard, the dramatist in a re-
cent interview says: No one dies in plays
nowadays except in melodramas, and then
it is the villain. But love scenes will con-
tinue to be Interestingly receivedas long as
the drama itself, because human love is in
stilled in every heart"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-25
Helen VIRGINIA.

A good storyiis told upon Washing
ton woman who now makes her home in
Colorado. With evidently no thought
as to the curious sound of the combina-
ton if spoken quickly, she has called her
Oldest child Helen Virginia. Not long
ago upon a visit to this city she proudly
brought her young daughter in to see an
old friend. What have you called your
daughter?" queried the visitor "Helen
Virginia" was the complacent reply.
"Ah, and what do you call her in Col
oradof" was the unexpected but very
natural response Fields Wash
ington.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-25
Women at the Polls.

"Do unmarried women possess the
ballot. in this country" asked the Eng
lish tourist.
"Not to any great extent" replied the
native. "In Wyoming women are al
lowed to vote, and in few other states
they vote on school questions"
Don't they vote in Pennsylvania at
alp
"No."
That's odd. 1 certainly heard some
one speak of the maiden vote the other
day."-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-25
Velvet shoes.

While enjoying the comfortable pref
tiness of tea gown the social dame or
demoiselle now incases her feet in vel
vet shoes. They are to be had in all art
shades, and fancy may choose from rare
olives, rich sapphires, bronzes, old blues,
porcelain pinks, sunbeam tints and leaf
tones--New York Press.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-25

Auindignatton meeting was held at
Pocshontas last night by colored citi
zens, in which they resolved to boycott
several of our merchants for taking such
an active part In oriticising hotel.
keeper who permitted them to associate
at a banquet given to celebrate the cleo
tion of the Republican candidate to t1e
legislature.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-25

.IsdduIM no soull POI posscIo puu zIum-opsr,
spq ou!nusD 'allloq ISd Is ~ deo1 sIoIvop II v
'SNHLnLIH NOaII S.N!tiONI
nVr, 'sj9pioslp QoUuolS pu8 'uolls95!puI
'vJSdadSAu NOH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-01
NtttStcn.
- Der Sturm in Der Wontas Na6t
trat bier orfanartis auf.

= Der Sturm in Der Wontas gla6t
trat bier orfanartis auf.
Die SO. 8, gpan, 8arnum unb
Central @ruben arbeiten bieie g8o1e,
ale anbsren Iiesen Bis auf ipeiterss itiqe.
Srau emma 8srn, seb. 8igler,
itarb am Samitas i'm sllter bon 80
Sabren.
= Die 13idbrise 9odtsr bon Sobn
WaIib bon Marfetitrabe leibet an Der
1oaputb, psruriadt burd ben BIB zines
Sunbes.
- Dem Gub 9attsrion purbsn am
5rsitas glbenb in Der SoubiI @ieBerei
bic Sdbe furbtbdr berbrannt, inbsm elm
@efdb nit 300 9funp acknowledgment
Wetaa ii6 iber bisieIten ereoB.
Sur6 na9ldiiise Sanbtbisruns
nit einem &eboIber in Der @irtbi9aft
BON Sames Tiernep on Sio Diainitrabe
ipurbe am 9ienitas befen 8ruoer Wil.
liam bon 9ort @riffitb in ben nntsrlsib
seidofen. Dis @unoe 1T sefdbrIib.
Der l4idbrise 1bomas Sonss bon
SusbestOipn itiirsts am Disnitas bon
einem @ieI, ben er mad Der S6miebe
riit, bsriins ii9 i'm @eidirre uno tparb
cine Strsds tpeit seidIsift unb 70 i9psr
psrlest, bab er balo barauf itarb.
= Ser 81 Sabre aIts 8snseI Gbparb
WcWanus, tpel4er nit mebreren dbns
li1sn @eisaen am Sreitas nabe Der
Sunctipn einen polen eine Ianse 8eit
nsdts, erbielt bon cemieIben einsn Sbub
in bic SIfte.
Der 81 Sabre alte Senrp 9artb
itanb am Otontas an George StraBs
aufre6t in ieinsm Subripsrfs, UNI ii6 an
einem 8aums cine @erts absui6neibsn.
gr eIitt babel aus. itirste su 8oben unc
oaS Mefer bur6i9nitt ibm bic @urseI.
aber. gr mar in einisen Uiinutsn sins
2eide.
- Sn einsm Gnfalle bon Giferiu6t
periudte @biparb gasportb Donnsritas
Nadt SeIbitmOrO su bsssben, inOsm er
cine srpbe Auantitdt 2aubanum Der.
i6ludts. gr bate einsn Mbidisbsbriei
unb cine Tobesnotis aur 8srBffsntlidune
seibrieben. 9lber ss fam anbers, ais er
badts. Die Soiis mar su fart, sr er'
brad iib unb tparb bur6 ensreifde drst.
Ii6e SIIfe tpieper berssifsat. Ssins
Anssbetste, asneS Smitb, bat beripro.
6en, NIT anberen Wdnnern nidt mebr
yidbn tbun" su tpollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-01
SpSe 3arfcr Septi;eft.

I6r Seinites SaIatbI beim MaB BEL
Bibmaper.
= Sn6beritdnSise baben entI6ie6en,
bab bas st. 8atrids @aiienbaus an
Sadipnitrabe reparirt iperben fam.
-Serr GbarIes Oberbprfer tpirb am
IA. September SRI. 8oia Miaer bon
bennington Apenue alS feline 9attin
beimfibren.
Sarrp g. Dale bat aIs 2ebrer Der
S4ule SO. 80 reiisnirt. @enn Der
SHulratb ii6 nidt basu beritebt, bbbere
Salatre Su sabIen (ieIbit tpenn ionitpp
seipart tpercen mlbte), 70 tpirb er nad
unb mad feline beiten 9sbrfrdfte einbtbsn.
= 9lm Samitas gbsn6 entsins bic
fleine annie Sarbis, oersn @Itern an
@iorb Spbe 8arf Npenue tpobnen. nit
tnapper glotb bsm SdidiaI bss llebers
fabrsnberoenS bura sinen SpetIane
apenue 8abntpasen an Norb Main
gpenue.
s.. .. Gbaie bon Der OaIsits tpurSe
am Dpnneritas bon einem Spetlanb
Strabe 8abnipasen setrofen. aber uuf
bic Ssite eeidIsubert uno niht ipsitsr
berIsBt. @paen bem bic 9eute ni6t
mebr Soriidt seseniiber 8abntpasen
unb Subriperfen Iernen?
= Mmifrsb Sunnss, elm in Der Sa.
mile bon SO. g. Daniels angeitelIteS
Dienitmaoden, iprans Sonntas absnb
nabe Dipiiion Strabe bon bem Gpnon
Strabe 9abnpasen, idIus ben 8opf nit
grocer @udt auf SaS SteinpfIafsr unb
truS sine sefdbrIi9s @ebirneriditteruns
bapon.
- Der iobiaIe @irtb bon glorb Wain
9(benue, Sranf Ststter, tpurbe Samitag
yfudt aIS NitsIieb Der 8aiisr 9ose go.
269. Q. D. s., aufsenommen. Na6
8eenbisuns Der 8eriammIuns Iub Sranf
bic Inpsienpen su elmer SiBuns in ieinem
SoteI Elm unb betpirtbets bic neuen Bril-.
Der in Der bodbersieiten Weiie. 8ieIs
ber MitsIieber erfIdrten, baB Der .,pierte"
Grab nod Der idbnite bon alien i'm Orbsn
iei, ipenn er aud sep6bnIi6 nibt i'm
2osen3immer seBeben iperbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-01
Sieue Gnteecfuuaeu.

SbgIsid mande neus uno pidtige GHtSsd.
uuasn in ben peridisbenen @ihenldaftsn in
iiiHgfier Belt 9emndt purbeu. 10 1T bod feline
osrisIbeu bon grobetr @idtisfet fir oas 8ub.
Iitum, ale Die @niosduna, pelde tlr3Iid burh
Serrn Or. Shoop 9emadt wuroe uno weIde
Die aufmsrfiamteit uon Gsrjten, iomie 9aieu in
allen 9dnoern aut fd 9elentt bat uno peIdes
bic Gntoeduu9 Der llrinde bon dronifhen
8rnntbsten oes Mosens Der 9ebsr, Der Risrsn
unb anoereu innereu Organen einihlisbt. Die.
fer arjt fanb oob Die llriade in sewifeu Ser.
ben, peIde bisie Orsauf tOntrOliren, liest uno
ourh ole 8eroronurg bon Or. Shoops @ieoer.
berfteIlsr eins Nrjusi. wsI6e er ipejlsa fur bic
8ebnuolun9 oisier Nerpeu berteQt miro Die
llriade un0 nit osrieIbsn Die 8rantbsit sntfernt
Gin beutides Bud, bic Gntoednns bsihrsibsnp
nsbit Rroben miro an itoen 9eier mad Gmpfuue
elmer 8tisfmarte frti Derinnot ag'uten ae9en
SaIair uuo SommiifIou perInu9t. Mnn lbreibe
au Or. Sdoop, Gatine, ggis. 3n baben bel
Moraan & ep., Drain unO Sadion Ctr. 19
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-01

- 8i1ter 4r1balb bat bic Nomiua,
tion fir bus Oberssridt nidt erbaIten.
aA- Seinitss SaIatbI beim Wab bel
Wibmaper.
= Websermeiiter Daniel @sbsr bon
Bsnn Mpenue 1T bur6 bic por einisen
Bo6en srfolsts Anfunft zines itrammsn
Utesssrburiden, ben er Srib nannte, ir
in Sreube periebt iporben, baB ct in ieinem
@sidafte erbebIide 8erbeherunsen ourd
Inbrinsuns neuer Warmorplatten uni
anoerer Ginridtunsen semadt bat.
- Serr Sobn s. gisbl ma6te an
Samfas sinen abfeder nad Wbits
Wlias in Der 4biidt, 8eeren su plddsn,
aber bamit war'S bort ni6tS, inoem BIZ
1rodenbeit alles bsrcbrrte. So tpart
pann elm Mbite6er mad Sonesbale FL,
Sonntas sspIant unb elm 8siub bel BEN
ebemaIisen Scrantoner Serrn Seinrit
DoImetid semadt, Ser alts 8ede sdblI
iebt 78 Sabre uno Elm 3eitraum bon 4C
Sabren mar perfloHen, felt er unb Riebl
chamber nidt mebr seieben. SroB ieines
9llters 1T 9oImeti6 nod INNER rditie
unb ssbt tdsli6 isinem @eiddft aIs an'
treider nud.
= @esen WanseI al 8aum fbnner
mir benz 8ie 9lic bss SonesbuIe Ndnner'
dor nur einise SeiIen tpiomen. GIs be,
8erein MorsenS bon SoneSbale abfubr
resnets eS iebr fart unb es tpurben ba'
bur6 mebrere bunbert Perionen BON be-
TbeiInabme absebalten. Oils Der 8ersii
UNI IL lbr Olittass bier eintraf, mo
oas @etter nod tribe, es beate ii6 abe
sssen 4benb auf unb baS Seit mar benz
aud gut beiudt. Ser 2ieberfrans UNI
bic Sdnserrunos iparen subIrei9 eri6ie
nsn unb iansen semeinidaftIid msbrer
2isber. SAT- ale Sonesoaler Ioslerte
iiber Nadt bel bieiiBen 8efannten un
tebrten am Mitttpod suriid.
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(Qrhtale Gprrslppnssna.)
9as xbal abm arts.

@esen bic OIO Sorse 8obIen So.
1T in g9iltesbarre cine WlOrtSaSe bon
$500, 900 einSetrasen tporben.
= 3pei BoIen purosn am Diem flag
in bem Sermpn go. 2 8oblenperf in
Dlb SOrse rurd cine @aserplofon idlimm
perbrannt.
Sablnr. - Senrp 2eutbpIb, ber biz
4uflibt iiber bic Gompanie S6euer an
Der Splbsn @rube fiibrt, erbielt am Wton'
tag bon einem gisI einen Sufi&Ias ii
baS 8eliht.
Gin 10 Dlonute alteS &inb be,
@belsute 8eter S6nea bon Der Siblei
itarb am Sonntas unb tpurbe am Diem
flag I'M Waibburn Strabe Srieobof
beieeiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-01
gBilfesbarre NaAriAten.

= Tbomas $. Serbian 1T gum Bot'
meiiter bon BarionS ernannt iporben.
Der 2aben bon 8. 3. Mopre in
Barfons tuurbe Sreitas yfadt um 8aa'
rem i'm Meribe bon $l00 beraubt.
= Ser @eianssIebrsr Sisnor Dull,
oerSeit in Scranton, tpirb ii6 in WilfeS'
barre uieberIaRen.
DDS 8unbbaus Der @iIfesbarre &
@aitern @iienbubn 60. ipirb i'm n6rolider
StabttbeiIe erbaut.
- 8obnbaus unb @irtbfdaft elmer
Srau @aiep in Sannober 3oipnibir
brannten Dienitas Morsen nisber.
= Sobn MaIpnep, Elm Sebsrfu6Ier
bes ,yietusbeaIer", itiirste Samtas Mors
gen bon fsinem 8icpcle unb brad einen
Arm.
= Ser 8iIfssbarrs Wdnnerdor tpirb
Samitas yladmittas 3 1br mad Gbieaso
aboampfen, um an benz preisiinSen
tbeiIsunebmen.
- Sie 2userne county 9lderbau 8es
ieaf6aft ipirb in ben Iebten 9assn bes
Oftober ibre tSair in 0pomins abbaIten.
Da fDnnen bic Serrsn golitifer in usber'
RIDDEN promenisren.
= Der Neser Sobn Sreeion ertranf
Sreitas Na6mittas beim 8a6en i'm SuS.
auebanna. Gr binterIdBt cine Srau unb
iieben &inber, bic an cunts Gaep ipob'
men.
= Dur1 ben 8erfauf bes Yarbee
Snterehes in Der Sirma 8arbee & 60.
bon SasIeton ipirb bic 2sbisb BAILEY
Gompanie bas Brobuft bes 2atimer 8obs
IenperfsS erbaIten, neI9es 100000
Ionnen idbrIib betrdst.
- I'm einem 8abnsuse auf benz n5rb.
liden @eleiie ausSuipeiden, traten 8m.
anbrss unb Sobn 4bsr bon SasIeton am
Dpnneritas uuf bas iiibIide @eIsiie, obne
su bemerfsn. baB auf bieism Der 2sbisb
BAILEY @rprebsus beran fam. Sic pur.
ben beioe eet6btet.
= Der 8. 6. & 80. 8rsmfer @barIes
SSair6iIb, beKen Ssimutb in 8insSton 1T,
mar am Montus in 4bonoaIe nit benz
8oppeIn bon Barren beiddftist, slitt
babel aus unb fieI unter bic 8dbsr, ipeIde
ibm bic Beine serqustidten. Man fdritt
sur Nmputation, tpeIde Der 8erunsIldte
iebod nidt Ianse iiberIebte.
-Snbem bic 8epublifaner bon gu.
serne tpenisfsnS einen Deuii6en nomi.
nirten. babsn iie elm Nnsebot fir bas
oeutfde 8otum eemabt, pas nibt pers
sebsnS iein tpirb. 9ie am Spnneritas
semadten Siominationen iinb: Sir
Sdabmeifer, William 8. 8eeo fir
Reeiitrator, Betsr S6mict; fir Gon.
trolIeur, Ibebneso &eeie fiir Gommiis
fare, Tboma8 Smith unb g. s. 9lorton; !;
fir Iuoitoren, gbparb y. MOrSan uno
Soiepb 81. Weitoper.
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Cine aufridtiae NppelIatiou.

So 70 pieIe anjeissnbe eirmen iid an oas
9ublifum penoen, 70 bat Or. S6oop, in
Rarine, a8is., fd entIdIo0eu. on ir9eno eins
AorsiIe Broben ieiner ar3nei nsbit 8ranfenbud,
frei gu uerienoen, UNI feren tuirflihen 8ertb Sl
btueiIen. 9ieies sebt bem Rublifum @eIegeu.
belt, oisielben 3u prObren uno iid iber itins
neue Gntoedun9 ju inforniiren. be3i9lid oeI
llriadle bon droniIden Sranibeiten nno Auf.
tldruu9 Jn erbalteu ilber Die Wetbooe Sur SeiI
ung bon Musen., eeber. unO 9iereutrantbsiisr
ourd Die 8ebanoIuna nit ieinen uieoerberiteQ
enoeu arjueien, bic oireft auf Die Rsrbsn sin
ruirfeu, peIte oisie Orsans toniroIlireu. asenter
9saeu Salair uno Gommiifiou psrlanet 3u
baben bel Norsan & 60, Brain unb Sadior
etrabe. t9
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Sunntpre.

= Die 9unmore SduIen tperbsn
nddften Dienitas erofnet.
: Gin StaIiener bat bier cine Maea'
rpni Sabrif erbffnet.
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NuS benz oberen xhale.
(GarbpneaIe GprrsIppnesn,.)

- Die MitsIieber bss 52lten ga. 8ol.
Reeimentes nerben am 20. September
in GarbOnoale ibre idbrlide &eunicn abs
balten.
- Ser BON bier um 6.35 Ibenbs abs
fabrenbe grie Sdneasue iibsrfuhr une
tDOtete ben 2ouis Slid, einen 9lnseiteu'
ten ber Gompanie.
- 8aumsiter S6rDSsr bon SCRANTON
bat am y ontas nit Der Steinarbeit fur
bic Beter Sranside 8rauersi beginner
laHen.
- gbpare Ulunnisr tparb borlebten
DlitttpO6 absnb nu9e Sorsit Gitp bon
elmer 2ofcmotibe iberfabren unb ibm Elm
8ein 10 i9Iimm serausti6t, baB es ans
putirt iperben mubte.
- 8ermeHer iinb seeentpdrtiS an be,
3. & $. 8ersbabn sipii6en Garbonoalt
unb SoneSbale tbdtis. Sped ibrer Ar'
belt 1T, cine senaue 8arte Der 8abn ans
,ufertissn unb p:ridisbene Der auSu 8e'
tpastsn 8riimmunsen ;u beieitisen.
(gr&balb GurrsipOnbsns)
- Srau Clarence VI. Samion, ein'
SU6ter bon u. .. @erbis, itarb an
Dienfas i'm gllter bon 33 Sabren uni
lpiro bieisn Donneritas 9fadmittas be-
eroiat,
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3 GtS. Store.
523 Safa. 9(be.,
3pif9en@ Arlington uao aoams.

gSir baben fiirsIi6 uniern aaSen Der.
SrObert, 10 SOb sr iest bic brsifa5s fras.
ere @r6Be bat, unb baben uniern Dor.
ratb i'm SerbdItnib bsrmsbrt. Sisr finb
einise Der Bargains, bic mir isst offs.
riren:
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@anne Npuntn.

-9is Semofratsn bon @apne COUNTY
battsn am Wtontas in SOnesbaIe ibrsn
Gonbent unb nominirtsn foIsenbsS Gidet
RiGtsr, George g. 9urbp; Sderiff,
8. 8. MsbIunb; Brotbonotar, 80. S,
SanIon 8esiitrator unb Recorber,
George 6. &obsrtion County Commit.
fare, SObn Manbepiae unb Soel g. Sia
Diitriftanpalt, Charles ". Mcgartp
Nubitorsn, 81. s. 8ars unb George
Gnprr.
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Bon 3etersbure.

-9 Die 9smofratsn iinb bier eefOr.
ben; Oh zines natiirIi6en Tobes ober ni6t
-aber iie iinb tobt. g ipirb semuus
fslt, @eorss Sarber, Sdulb, Wasner
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-31

authorizing the appointment Of marshals
and supervisors Of election. MIR. Ding
ley objected
Mr.. Breckenridge, dem, Of Kentucky,
from the committee on appropriations,
reported the urgent deficiency appropri-
alton bill, and 1t was passed. The items
are $25, goo for bank note paper. 500. 600
for recoinage Of subsidiary coins, and
Sf5,OOO for clerks to representatives.
DEBATE on THE HOUSE RULES.
The House then resumed the considera-
tion of the new code of rules, with the
understanding that the general debate
should close at ? o'clock. This under
standing was disregarded. and time ex-
tended so as to include the entire days
session.
The proposed code of rules was debated,
both under the hour rule and the five
minute rule, but the passage at arms yes
terday between Speaker Crisp and ex-
Speaker Reed seemed to be regarded not
only as the opening of fight, but as the
elimination of it, and little attention was
paid to the speeches made to-day.
Without disposing of the rules, the
House, at 5 :05 o'clock adjourned
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-31
LOOKED LIKE a RIOT.
Crowds OF Unemployed Men Gather in
the Streets.


Chicago, Aug. 30,-The crowd of unem-
ployed men and idle spectators which
gathered at the lake front this morning
was much larger than usual. Shortly af-
ter 10 o'clock indications of a riot began
to manifest themselves, but no definite
move towards concerted demonstration
was made.
The chief of police was notified of the
condition of affairs, and attachments of
the police, numbering altogether 500 men,
were ordered tc the lake front. In the
meantime 500 Italians and others
marched up State street to Louis
Stizzarris' provision store, where they
demanded two flags, the property of the
Italian G. B. Sharp Shooters society.
Stizzaries refused to give up the flags, but
gave the leaders 50, with which they
bought an Italian and American flag
and returned to the lake front. BY this
time the police reinfOrcements began to
arrive, and they were just in time,
for the mob had become excited and
Tery disorderly Rioters who were on
the eastern outskirts of the crowd picked
up stones and coupling pins from the Hi
nois Central tracks and threw the heavy
missiles at the police. The latter, led by
Inspectors Shea and Loughlin, charged on
the crowd and, after a brief struggle,
the rioters fed, pursued by the police.