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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

At quarter to l o'clock this afternoon the
Senate went into executive session 20 con-
slider the confirmation of Judge McComas. There
was very stubborn opposition, and at 8
O'Clock the session was still in progress. Sem
ators Vest and Voorhees, are said to have made
speeches against him. 1t is understood that
the republicans intend to prolong the session
until action is taken and there appears to be no
doubt that if vote is reached Judge McComas
will be confirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
Catholic Parsonag,

Catholic Parsonage at Rockville Robbed.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Jan. 25.-The parsonage at
tsched to st. Mary's Catholic Church was
robbed last night Of about $50 worth Of cloth
ing and other articles Rev. Father Rosenstel
was awakened by noise. and found. on arising,
that the house had been robbed, the thieves
taking even his shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
HOLES AND PEGS TO PUT IN THEM


Have . knotty Problem to Solve.
LAKEWOOD, N. J., Jan. 2a-President-elec
Cleveland and ex-Secretary BAyard sat NJ
until late hour last night, and resumed theil
consultation this morning. Ex-Secretary
Whitney was expected to arrive this morning
but up to noon had not put in an appearance
II IL believed here that Mr.. Harrity is pos
itively booked for the Postmaster Generalship
He rs expected to visit Mr.. Cleveland here TO-
day.
Mr.. E. c. Wall Of Wisconsin win, ii Is said
be rendered the Secretaryship of the Interior
National Committeeman B. B. Smalley of Yer
mont was at the Cleveland cottage this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

The FOLLOWING APPLICATION for authority
to organize national bank has been filed with
the controller: 1.-The Dublin National Bank, ~
Dublin, Texas. by r. W. Higyinbotham, Dub
lin, Texas, and his associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

To DESTROY THE PLATEs.-The Secretary of
the Navy today authorized the use Of one Of
the large furnaces at the navy yard in the de-
struction Of uncurrent plates and dies Of the
Treasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

able report ordered by the Senate District com
m''.ee at its last meeting allowing The Bright
wood Railway Company 20 extend BRANCHES,
one 70 Rock Creek cemetery and the other 70
the Geological PARK. heretofore printed In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
Books for the City's Guests.

"Aunt James Hero" was the first book re-
ceived at the Municipal Lodging House for the
proposed library, and it was sent by the Circle
of Kings Daughters Of Wesley Chapel Metho-
dist Church.
Besides this book q number OF magazines and
religious papers have been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
BisbOp Brooks Large Estate,

BosroS, Jan. 25.-It is stated by members Of
his family that Bishop Brooks died without
making any will 1t is estimated that his real
and personal property cannot fall far short Of
$750,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

New YORK. Jan. go. q. Staples, owner
Of Wizards Hotel, Washington, ID. c.. was
mulcted $500 today before Justice Beach Of the
supreme court in u suit by Homer ID. Mix to
recover 81 400 in a horse deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 25.-Matios Romero
will not resume the position of minister to
Washington until he finishes the task of reor-
ganizing the ministry of finance here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

The purchase Of the Prospect Park and Consy
Island railway by the Long Island railroad
was confirmed at . meeting Of the
stockholders Of the latter company held in the
companys Office in Brooklyn yesterday morn
Ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

EX-SENATOR PIERCE, who has been ap-
pointed minister to Portugal, called at the De-
partment of State today to receive his final in
structions before sailing for his post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name

The are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to Corson L Mccartney. 1419 f street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
I. B. Towxrn 4 Sow.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.

1916 .TH ST. NV
4ooo dok. Be-t Whalebones. q. :. 9. 10 and 12-in
B. p-r dor
Unblssehed IO-f Sheeting. IJc.
Bleached lO-4 Shesting. Lee.
Pillow Cass Cotton. 80
Dr~~- GiDsi ans IN q 10 lloyd. lengths. &C.
Apron GinEhAm from = TO 6-yd lengths. 4c-
Remnants 90 flanBel. D. peryd-
IArv- line q remnants Of Dress Goods very cheap.
Closing out LADIES Cloaks At = big sacrifice.
h. Comforts. -, %. 20. 9Jc.. al and up 10 "a
bizukets frou &c. 10 $40 per par.
Dr--s Good 81 all De s-rlptions at cut prices
Gents n,i-rWsar. Collars amt Cuffs
ladies Vests and Pants, also Cotton Underwear.
Table Linen. Nsrk inS and Towels.
fmbroiiery. STAMPED Linens. Bureau ScArfs-
fanry Carnage Rnn--- for children
AL OF th- lowest prices. .a3i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
THE WARRrS SHOE House..
all Ills + ST NV.


After ten experience In the the Morrow
bean Ottl~ nj have found IL intalible
" Piles. Wounds. sprain- Burns. Bruises Erysips-
Ia Soreness IN Bones Muscles Read testirnon-
las.
must Adrrli, that the NOrrowbean Ointment is tbs
LSst thtnx jet. IL fully ans w~red Expectations
A W. COLLAMOhE, House Raiser. ltS11 Es.e.
l heartily recoUiIuend II 10 all vino need Of
remedy Of marvellous value.
JNO. y. DAVIS. Coal Dealer lIO7 Hn-e
Ieheers1ily recommend II TO all sufferers would
cst - without bon for any consideration
Miss ANNA KELLER. .r94s lth St n
Tor sale BY ali druggists. frice. % cents
NOkltONBEAN CHEMICAL Co. Wash. d.
n.16r.3lL'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

TEE Guriey Memorial Presbyterian Church
has filed q certificate Of incorporation bv Clar-
ence McCielland. Jacob Franz, George Hender-
son, LIE Roy finney, Enoch Edmondston and
Z. Quincy Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
IN CONGRESS TO-DAY.

Routine Business I'm the senafe-Fslfbussrr-
ing In the House.
In the Senate today Mr.. Dolph (ore.) offered
. resolution, which was agreed to, calling on the
State Department for information as TO coz
sular fees
Mr.. Hansbrough On. d. offered . resolution,
which was agreed 10, calling on the Interior T.
partment for information m to lands excluded
from the grant to the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company ~ mineral iands.
The credentials Of Mr.. Hawiey Conn for
his third senatorial term commencing March 4
were presented and placed on file.
AZ 1 pm the Senate, on motion OF Mr..
Mitchell (rep., Greg }, proceeded to executive
business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

THE GENUINE ANGOsTURA BITTERs OF DIR
u j. q. b. slexert h sons the most efhcs
ei0us .tiD uisas " sxeits tbs sppstits. Ask SOHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

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n 40
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Don HeterSbura.

- 9is alts Srau 2auermann Iiesi
idper franf barnieosr unb Der Arst bal
peniB Soffnuns. bob iie tpieber auf'
tOmmi. Sis ,it in ben S0er Sabrsn.
= Der Barber DsnssI ssbsnft feline
Bntbidaft aufsu3eben unb baS Barber.
ssi6dis oqein su bstreiben. Dis bobs
SBens psran!abt ibn oaSu.
- 2ssten Samitos paren bic aan.
oibatsn Grippen @riSwoIb, 8olanb unt
,5ooS in unierer Naro. um su fsben, tpis
oaS poluiite Wetter fsbt.
= Ser iunse SdfIsr. tpeIder bersan.
gene Wode auf Der Grie l. gD. Y. Babr
pei Dunmore ube,fabrsn ipurbe, ipa,b in
SIo @anaon, Wapne Co., am Sreitar
bserbiet. St par in SapIep ON 2S
Sebruur 1877 ssboren, iomii nabe3u 1t
Sabre alt.
SIN Sdnee srfarrt Iiesenb fant
Sront u. spsneer am Donne,ltas or
Ginoen trobe. nnbe Glop Mpsnue. bsr
gou,s Nppel BON Yeiersbura. Spenee,
nabm ben SetuubtIOien in ieinen SAIt
ten uno fubr Jpn MD beGsn @cbnung
mo- es iiH bsrausitsllte. bab er einel
Bslnbru6 erliiten bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Gpbe 0orfer Sottsen.

Srdber ober ipdter ipirS bic 81. q.
6 1ahn aestpuneen fem. ibrs 8abnIinis
ra6 Der Oitie'ie pes 2adapanna SluHsa
3u uerIeeen.
: Die Nntpsnbung ron Or. Musuii
86nis's Sumburser 1ropfen bel Nppst,is
leiisfelt tpirb pom ben befen @ifuIssn
usslsitet iein.
am Gonnertas in ber Sribe serieth
cas bon Sobn Dapis bepobnte Saus in
8saeoue in Brono unb mar Elm 2tlm.
merbaufen. ebe Sulfe eintraf. IS mar
@isentbam elmer frau Sarris.
= 9urd ben Sufiritt eineS gi,Is
uurbe am WOntus Worsen bsm 1tsibsr.
tnabe Wiliam Green an Der Wouni
BIeaiant @rube Der S6dbel an be-,
linfen Seite bsS 8opfss einssidlassn.
Min bofft. ben Sunsen trob Der i1msrsn
Serlesuns Su rstten.
= Ser Nusufa 6 file. Sitter bonn
@oIoenen Noler, bat foIesnbe neue BE.
amten far ben nddhen 9srmin erpablt !:
3. g.. Senrp @sls; u. s.. Wm. prsi'
iel; 3. 6, @sors Sod; 5. g., Senrp
8urf6sl; Q. D.. 8atl @rospsib; Ui.
Of D., Sulius 8nopf; 6. Of g. @m
3,lra; 9 g., Ssnip Maiiente,l; @.
u. SuliuS Worrea !; Us. g.. @m
Nianper; s, Sobn Soldier +; gsq re.
Garl Uiattsrn i. g.. Ausuit 8risssr !;
.. g.. Soiepb Nr&er; 1ruhee. Ssmp
p,losbrono /; &eprdientant 3um @ranb
gaftle. g. q. @rommel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Dunmrrs.

= Die psnnipIpania aobIen Go. Bat
am 6reltas ,bre Arbeiter ausbejablt.
- Der Strabsnbabnpsrisbr mar bier
ibeiIips,ie bui& S&nestpsben e,it5rt.
-Serr @ilIiam Wasner uno SrI.
Del Nbderlee wuroen Dienhas Mbsnp
uster Wo6e bier 8etrant.
Der faIten Diiteruns tpsssn mubte
tie arbsit an bsm 5unoament fir bic
Ofenfabs,t sinssitsat werben.
-Das BON George TleGann bspobnts
0uus on Glm Strobs serieih am 5Isiaa
,psimaI IN Hrano, aber Der peruriaHi,
5daben mar eeslng.
= Das Syenesr 2obIentpsrt ni,t
i@Cn dsit einiaer 3sit ni1t bsarbslt.t.
OBJ ioasn 9lusiiHien fur cine balols,
WispsIaufnabme Der albeit porbanpsn
TEN.
Der eitpa 80 Sabre aIte @sorst
Beber murbs an Samftas Noreen um
= nbr b,ntsr Der 1emperen3baue nabsau
nf,oren aufsefunben. Dtan bra&Is Den
Wann na& Dem nabseelssenen 2art,n
oouie uno risf einen Ar3t. Giniss be,
1hebmobsn bss unsludlihsn iparen
poaitdnp,s etftoren. uno menn er iit
ubsrbaupt tpieoer e,bolt. ipiro sr tpab.'
,hstnl,t Elm 2IGppsl fem. Wis sr basu
tam, iib an Der srnabnten Stsqs nisbers
,alesen. 1T ni4t bsfannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Wapne Gonntp.

-Su Gbsrrp 8ibee harb am MOntae
bic SO Sabre allie frau Ooppsr.
- Mm Dienfus psrsansener @o6.
usrtatb IN SaipIsp frau 4eonbart S4a
mann. Sic blntsrIdbt elnsn 0atten unr
u.er 2inber.
-SnfoIee elmer 3e,brohenen G6iens
iprangen nabs Wb,te DillIs am Conner
itas fiinkebn 2pblenflrren bonn @sleiIe,
bod ipu,oe niemanb psrlsst.
= Die l5idbriss Wlinnis 30. S6iIer
psrftarb am Muiwob psreanssnsr No
DE in Dbiie Wtlls; unb um ielben 1us
itarb bafslbft jsrau Barbara Wsinberser
IN aIier ron ~ Slbren.
Ser Sarmsr pauI 9. abams bon
a,iiIs gquinunt i1lahtsie Wiitpot per,
sangsner Wobe s,n ,odpein. bas aus.
ssnommsn $50 pfuno ros. D1s I'm
ssibiim lpat 6 IsuB 8 Sou lang unb mat
um ben @uri 7 5ub 8 3oa.
- Sonesbale III i'm Sommer elm ae.
MD bI,tes Nst, bet 25 @tap unier bea
6,frie,puntt abr tpenleer ansenebm.
Dabei bsrri6t empFnDIiG,r BaEsrman
ssl. benn aqen:bal,en finb bic HDbeen
s,naefrpren. uno ba man p'eIfa6 Waijer.
traff IN @ef&dften als bspeeenbe 2rafI
benust. 10 1T Der Durparr sroB.
= Der SonssbaIe Nanner&or boi
len nsuss Nuartler bssosen. bas 70 raid
als ibu'l,@ einaerid,et tpirb. Cine IL
be, 10 5ub sro6e 8abne. nut 1o,leiten.
smmeln uno al m N6,bissn ausaeitlttei.
Der 9uf6auetraum rpub etipa 40 bel 4s
tus iein. uno babel blsibt nod senasenr
n -sm fur Elm 8erdumiees Shaniaimmtr
untea tbront pattsrre 5reunb 2sopol'
fGrtb.
- Die ginipsibuns ber neusn DraeI
Der ct. Spbinn's @smsinoe ON Dons
relttaa sos cine arobe Wsnf1enmenas
Don Sc'a' ton, Arabalb uuo Saplsr
ua6 9ouesoale uno be se,er gius pro.
srammsemdb uoran. Die site Mnipra.
DE bi'lt Serr pitr 8issIins BON Seran
ton. bann folste Rsp. Geo s. $ u ron
oo"escale. Der nit @snuaibuurs bsrpoi
bob. oob lsine Borfabren Dsuii&e seme
len ieien. Heu. @dmann mar Der ndtit,
p,ebiser, Mm AD,no fprs&sn bic 9a.
Itoren Wib,pdher BON Seranion. Rubolpt
uon Ar6bdlo, G,oB bon Gaml,p unt
ped BON laplor. Die 8ir6sntbrs bon
1awlsp. W. @baIb uno SonesoaIe saber
msbrsrs gOrtrdss )am 8efsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20

= Ser 8robs Siier auf Der SinssrIp
Bauerei unte,balb Rortb Walss in
Montgomery County tpiset isSt 3tpli4sn
$500 unb 5000 Yfuno.
Ser nsu srtpdbIte prdFbent be,
Sdmeljer &srubIit 1T Or. 8atl SGent.
meIher ie,ne 2aufbabn als @siitl,Hg
bssann, ipdtsr aber ii6 ausi6lisbli1 be,
pOliiif juipanpte. gr 1T anndbernb 10
sobre alt unb ipielt idon felt 1850 i'm
0ifentli&sn 2eben cine bsrporrasenD,
BoQe.
DaS 2utberif1e Winiitsrium bon
penniplpanien unb ben bsna@barten
5taaten belt am Ulittipo& perganaener
Wode cine pidtise 8sriammIuns in be,
altsn ct. s ,bn's 2,rde an 3acr itrabe,
in 9bilabslpbia. Die iton ldneit be.
iprodene Srase. ben Yrdfo,nien BE-,
Spnobe als einen Oberoufiebsr Der @e.
ms,noen au ionitiiuiren. nit e,nsm reael,
md6isen @sbalte. 10 baB er ieins bsion.
oere @smsinbe b,bienen mub, puroe au
8uniisn bisies Nnirass NIT slnsr srossl
Ntblbeit entfdieoen, ob3tplr mand Z
Brso,ser b.f,ise @ssner bes Mntrass
paren uno bebaupten. bab baturH n
Biihof q ardnbst iperoe. Gs muse,
ud befdlofen, bas Miniitsrum in ODD
anitait, ipie bisber. iebs Gonferenlsu
s,nsuibeilen. Am Mbenb ipuree in be-
3iOn's 2ude, Sranilia equare, en
@sod&inibsottesbisnit for ben periiorbe
men Gbrw. Dr. @iIliam s. Nann &c.
balten.
= Die ,.6strsibe. 8lodabe" bouert
in ST. 2ouis fort. Sc Iisssn bort be.
rsiiS 8 000.O Buibel @strsirs fst uni
g fommen tdslid lber 100 nit @etrsic,
belooene 8a8en an. Disbrere 8abner
nebmen fein @etreibe sur Bei6rberuns
msbr auf ben st. 2cuis Warit an. Ii,
Glspatoren fino bic untes Dad mi
Set,sioe polespfropft ano fir iebss 3 t,
'b,l, bas pon bort peBseibidt miro. fom.
men bret on Sn ben Bobnhbfen be,
Baiblneton Babn iteben 400 bts 5O(
Baeen nit @streice. bic aur Ssit mid
psiter bsf5roeit tperoen f5nnsn, auf bei
Nsbsnssls,ien umber. uno bic 2e,ituuas
fdblsieit ber Babn II fur i'st sdnslid
unaurei6eno. Die Dablib. 8ibn b.
$50 biS 450 beIaoene @stre,oepasen au
,bren @elsiien lumber iteben. @ans dbn
lid fsbt es auf Der SriUee. unb anberel
Sabnen aus. Sc III ni&t poraussuieben
bib nann es ben Gabuen selineen ,plrt
ai biefs @streirsmaiisn ibrsr 8sitimm
uns ,u,ufabrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
eBilsssbarre Waebri6ten.

- Gin Mann namenS Di(liamion.
bel GibIep tpObpboft. ERROR am Diontap
beioe 6lbe unb iie mub,sn amputul
werbsn.
- Mm Nontas Morsen brannte in
piricns cine fls,ne Sheusr bes Sobn
9lart ni,ber unb eine Sub fam in ben
5lammen um.
= Dem 2ebieb 0aIlep Brsmier Sobn
8enneop futren uorlesten DlittwD& o,s
Rdoer elmer 2ofomoi,pe Elm Bsin poQ-
itanbis ab unp bas Glsb tpurbe iOfoti
lmputirt.
- Das SuipsIisrssiddft bon Danne
baum & @brsnrsid an DIT Diurfsiitrabe
purbs am Samitas Norsen pon Disbsn
peimseiu&t uno Gsf&meioe i'm Wetib,
con $500 seitcb!en.
- Mi&aeI Sobisfp unb Spbn Gbsba
wurben Niontae Abeno in Der 9ldbe bon
po3leion bon mastirten Strabsnrdubern
ubslfaIlsn. i@usr m,bbanOeli unb aus.
seraubi. Nlan iOate bod snoli1 sinmaI
ole S1lupfpinfsI Der 8anbe aufiuten
unb bic aerle austilsen.
= giniss bon Der 8anSs ilotpadii&s,
5trabenrauber. tueIds bic bsna&baiien
@sbirse BON Sajleton mdbrenb ben Iess
ten DiOnaten uniiter maht,n. iinb am
5rsiia8 in Sa3leton aIs @efansene ein'
ssbraht tpolbtn unb ibrsn @snoHen if
man auf Der Spur.
Ser metrmaIs berf&obsne Gis'
Garnepal fano enol,6 am Jreitas Abenr
auf bem Suequ,banna tatt. Man batts
oas SIS BON benz Shnse bsfreit uno bonn
aoGmals WoHsr baiiiber liufsr | fin.
o bab bic Obs,fldde ipieeelslutt MAJ
Darauf tummslien ii4 nun stipa 300
Sdlhti6ubldufsr. ieoer mt elmer dune
ih4sn 2atsrns pe,ieben. DaS feltens
54auip,sl joS cine srobs Neni&enmsnse
IN.
- Sn benz SpOpsr 2oblsntperf su
5orip fort ereisnete ii@ am Sreitae
absnO elm nnsIadsfaa, Der 3pei Wsn'
i1snlsben als Opfsr fo,berte. SIN Sn.
aern beS SIopes sos man eineu 3ue
Rarren bic S@wfsbene bon ber IL 5ut
Aber berauf; bic 2slte bra6 ub be
aarren bonnsrten be gbene binab unb
nHsn mebrere StiibpfeiIer nieoer. pocu,d
s,ns UlaRe @eh,in berab fam. 8cn
p,eiem purben ,tpsi 2eute namens 8ub.
unb peeler estroffsn unp eeiboiet.
= Der Sarmer albert Green unt
,srau BON Beaumont bel Dales ma&ten
am Sonntas Nbeno cine S@littenfebrt.
Sic febrien su srwarteter Set niHt aus
lid unp bic Nahbarn tpurosn beiorgI
unb madien iid auf. um mad ibnsn su
iuGen. Msb,ete Msilen pom Saui,
fanben fe Yferb uno S6liiten neben
Dem Wsse. uno cine balbe Wteile peits,
cen 5armer Green bemubtIos unb O6lle
srltarrt por adlte. Nlan iu1te nod 3,rsl
Do, lien ipeiier ablpdtiS, fanc aber bon
DER sSrau feline Spur. Green erboIte iit
in .insm Bauernbau!e iOtpeit, baB er sr'
,ablen fonnte. feline Grau babe iiber feb
sroBe &dlte eeilast unb peiter mife n
ni1ts. Wlan uermuibet, sab bic 5rau
aus bsm S&litien Fel uno erfror.
s@- Bsfsllt bas ,.@pdenblatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Scr grobe 4 Gents store,
$40 @acfa,pamma Slnenme, - $40.
sa- geudt bic abbiluns i'm untsrn studwafs. -6a
GtttSfpn.

- Benjamin Gmieb itarb am DOn'
uertas Diprssn in 9Beit 9ittstOn. q
war Elm bsfannter . isran beS letteu
&rieesS uno Dor elmer 8sibe BON Sabrer
Botmsiitsr bubier.
- Sueb Deper8 bon Broipntoipr
mudte am Samit flag ben 8erfu6. ii& Der
0als NIT einem Raiirmener au curd
idnelben. Sic @unbe 1T nibt i6otlid
aber Der 8Iutpsrluit mag ibn bes 2sbsi
toiten.
= Tie felt furser 3sit elmer Geronto
ner Sirma asb0renoe 8cgfa,id on Noli
Diain Strabe aerieib am Wontas Mbsnl
um balb 9 nbr in Branb unb mar IL
turaer Ssrt 3sriibIt. Das Ssusr mo,
wabri4,inlid anselest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Sntct Gu6 Dor S"lben sssen Ras
tarrb bic Cuediilber sntbaIten,

o. NusdifIbir der ben einn ots @eruds ~,
ltorru uno oGe gal5s sptem oQia isruttel
W,ro. wenn 70 bu' d ole fhslmiaen Sbs floor
enerln9t Solre aItttl iolltsn ME q Ger aut
nsloEOnur9 gut es'ut'n'r Nsrite asbraud
noe ben ea oer sdabsn ben iis an ,disn
,sbnmol io arcb ift ole oas @ure Doe Sbr 90
non er .ie!sn 10 MET. pah's Sltnrib Snr, 'ab /,
iirt pon 3. 8 Gben g. 60. 8ol,bc, O.. int
ndli ttin N"sdHb,r D MIRO ns,lid5 snom
men UNI plItt oirtft ohf oas Hlui uno b.
d,e,ninsn Sbel Hidden bes pftsms msni
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men uno IN aol,ho Ohio poi h 8 Gbsuep d
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Das Zbal abwdrtS.

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pea tpdren am Wontaa p,er Slotpaden
beinobe erfrOrsn. Bsim Sinabfabr,n IN
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2eute iparsn 3ipel Stunosn ber eliiser
adlte uno bem 9uae aueeeiebt, ebe ,s
selunsen mar, bas @is Iossubausn. Dn
armsn 1eufel paren ite.f unO fait CT
froren.
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nadten Dtonat ben Namen ibrer 8abn'
itation babier in 1aplor umanbsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20

NeraeBt uicbt,
,ab man jseepeii bic beten 3 ,sisesis bssu
sau'e Don 2afHtn. uno Banbubrsn, eAmu6.
la1en eilbsrwaaren &c. bel
0reem man
.rbaItsn faru Gin arobsr unb eIsaanter Uss.
ratb rer nsueftsn Ruhsr auf Die fsl,etne art
,ertertgt fortudhIeno corraibia; aat uss.
auften ariifeI weroen garanfirt
&epataturen an llb'tn HHb snws
sn iuirb fpJiells aufmerfiamfsii ssi@snft
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6loier Htod ede D,nu Toe. zuh epsuesfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
8insbamtcn. Gfmira, etc.

= Die Sudlsp & Branb Siubflbrii
nabe Sinsbamton brannte am Dtltwod
IN Der H,ibe nisbsr. 8erluit $2l, 900
unb sur SdIfe pstt6ert.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-10
DYNAMITE UNDER a PARSONAGE
Polish Catholics Emphasize Their OPP
position to a New Priest.

Philadelphia July "a special to the
Press from Mount Carmel says: "a das-
tardly attempt to wreck the parsonage of
the Polish church of Mount Carmel, with
dynamite was made last night. Forum
atoly the explosive had been ignorantly
placed, and part of the parsonage escaped
unharmed. The back of the building
must be rebuilt.
Four of the large decorated windows Of
the church were blown to pieces, and the
parochial school building also shows the
effect of the shock.
The deed is supposed to be the out
come of an attempt to force the pastor to
leave. The trouble which has reached
this critical stage arose two months ago
when the church authorities removed the
priest of the congregation and sent in his
place Rev. John Guiz. During the new
priests first service ne was told that he
was not wanted, and later was violently
rejected from the church by angry par
ishoners.
The bispop refused to heed the re-
quest for Father Guiz's removal, and or
dered the church closed. An appeal was
sent to Msgr. Satolh reciting the history
of the troubles, and asking for his inter
vention Several weeks have passed with
out a reply to the petition.
Several arrests have been made"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-10
LYNCHERS NOW IN DOUBT.
The Negro Hung at BaTdWGll Nay
Have Been Innocent.

No Proof That There Were Blood
Stains on His Knife, Razor and
Clothing as First Alleged-The Peo-
pie of Wicklife Refrained From
Lynohing the Prisoner Because They
Were Not Positive of His Guilt.
New York, July "a special to the
World from Cairo, IL, says: "Much ex-
citement still prevails over the lynching
of G. j. Miller at Bardwell, Ky, Friday
afternoon. Some doubt is now expressed
as to his guilt. His first examination
was held at Wicklife, Ky, Friday morn
ing. 1t had been generally understood
up to that time that there was blood on
the clothing of the negro and
that the razor and large
pocket knife which he carried
were also covered with blood 1t turns
out that not one of those who were pres
eut at the examination was convinced in
his own mind that there were blood stains
on the knife and razor, or his clothing.
Even the aid of a microscope was called
into requisition to facilitate the exam
nation, but even it failed to reveal blood
stains.
WTCELTFFE KEPT COOL.
"The Wickliffe people, thinking that
the proofs were insufficient, rcfrained
from lynching Miller and preferred to
await developments. After short talk
by the sheriff Of Carlisle county, he was
allowed to convey the prisoner from the
courthouse to the station, where he was
placed on train for Barewell. 1t was
intended that he should be placed in Jail
at that place as Carlisle was the county
in which the murder was committed"
BARDWELL's MAD MOB.
The mob of more than 5000 who had
gathered at Bardwell were thirsting for
revenge for the brutal murder Of the in-
nocCnt girls, and as the accounts of the
evidence against the prisoner were exag~
gerated and distorted as they went from
mouth to mouth, they had
made up their minds that he was
guilty beyond all reasonable
doubt. Shortly after the hanging took
place n telegram was received from
Springfield, H., stating Miller was from
that place, but had left there two weeks
ago. After the man was dead
there was J no feeling of iubi-
lation manifested On the contrary,
sort of mental wet blanket
seemed to settle down over the crowd.
Two out of three men cautiously ex-
pressed doubts as TO the propriety OF
their action, and said they feared Miller's
connection with the murder was not fully
established. Miller never lived in Cairo,
as was stated in the Springfield despatch
es, and was not known here.