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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-04-05
FLORIDIANA.

county short time ago, was shot on
Fish Eating Greek yesterday by Belford
Branch, and died from the effects Of his
wounds at Mrs. LangfOrd's boarding
house in Arcadia at 2 o'clock this morn
ing.-Arcadian.
There are rumOrs OF q sanitarium to be
established here during the next summer,
but the enterprise has not yet taken def
ton, and the physician whose name is
mentioned in connection with the under
taking has the reputation and qualifca-
tons that would make the institution q
success.-St. Petersburg Times.
Some slick rascal, who evidently knew
all about the premises and habits of all
concerned, burglarzed the safe in Sheriff
Burns office last Wednesday night, get
ting $S4 in cash and lot OF town war
rants, the latter he tore up and lett. The
safe was locked but The combination was
not on, the money was taken from an in
side drawer which was evidently opened
with key. Deputy Sheriff Cobb is the
by this operation.-- HernandoN News
Register.
Last Saturday evening W. j. Coleman
deputy sheriff at Leesburg, shot two
negroes while attempting to arrest a
crowd Of negroes for gambling near that
place, about 8 o'clock p. m. When two
or three ran three shots we're fired, two
OF them taking effect. One is mortally
wounded, the ball taking effect IN the
side, while the other was shot in the arm
and will soon recover. On the following
night Sid Howard shot Sip CANT, OF Lees
burg. Howard is still at large,-Tavares
Herald.
There are now two candidates for the
legislature in the field to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Hon. Thos Und,r-
hill. There has been dissatisfaction in
one faction of the democratic party of
the county over the nomination of Z. n.
Bryan by the executive committee and
this dissatisfaction eliminated Monday
night ia a caucus of democrats from diff
ferent parts of the county, who nominal
led Mr., E. w. Bond for the office. Mr..
Bond has accepted the nomination and
will make spirited race.-DeLand Sup
plement.
During the shower oil last Friday the
lightning struck Mr.. Cyrus Buffers house,
about two miles west of st. Petersburg.
setting it on fire. 1t was a small house
situated in the grove, and Mr.. Butlerb had
but recently moved ut OF itintO another
building The lightning first struck
large live oak standing near, and from
that was communicated to the building.
Although not living in the house MIR.
Butler had quite lot OF goods stored
there which were destroyed, entailing q
loss of about $175.-St. Petersburg
Times.
Recently the 12-year-old son Of W. Fl.
Mahr, Homer, found an OWLS nest in 81
hollow stump and he was curious to see
what was in it, so Monday he got his
father to take q ladder and go with him
TO investigate. They went to the stump,
put up the ladder and the boy climbedup
and was in the act OF looking into the
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-04-05
a;N)n.II,T ampa&Key West RaiIwayCo
MASON YOUNG. Receiver

Embracing the System OF Rail .gays auc
Steamers shown on adjoining map ex
tending southwark from Jacksonville,
excel in equipment and service, reach 81
prominent winter and slTninDc
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ptelen eentnern @ewidt ipieleno Dor
li6 ber su i6leaoern perulag, brett ses
gen Die 9otbfibrcnoe 8ersipanb, welhe
utter oelIcn serit0renber @irfuns balo
5nlammellbri1t uno fortsei6memmt
piro, ben r5ielen" gu, oie suna9ft lit
elmer tiefeu, feds bis a9t Sub I'M Sc
piert balterben @rube enbisen. Sn
bieien Sielen bleibt i9on etn Ebeil Der
gr0beren @elteinitiide lteser unb mub
beitanois BON oa5u anseitelten Irbeiz
tern berausgel6afft merben, mdbreno
Die @olbf0rner unb Die selDften @rbs
tbetle bic @rube erreiden. Sier ienft
iid bas Sob gu Booeit uttb bleibt in
6illen liegeil, Ddbrenb Die @eiDalt beS
@aiiers baS @rSrei1 tpeiter nit li6
fortreiBt. gber au6 bieies @rbrei9
tpirb burd Elm SDitem BON S6leulen
nod auSgcwaiAen, oamit ia fein G0rns
1en beS f~oitbaren MtetalleS nit benz
enolid abselentten @aiier oas Weite
jude.
@efhe Snmmcn freili9 Elm berarti=
ger Betrieb erforoert, oanon mabt man
ii6 ihon eineu 8esriff, menl1 man be-
benft, baB Die Inlase Ser etipa 1000
Meilen 2eitungen atlein $4,000, 900
foitete uno baB CUR Snitanobaltuns oerz
felben bon je funf gu fiinf Meilen be-
ionbere @adter itdnbis anseitellt lein
miiIien. Die Soften Der sroben 6elers
uotrs, Der Mtaidinen uno Die Irbeitss
l0bne ftellen natiirli9 an Die Sapital,
fraft nod melt sr0Bere Nnfor6erun9en,
10 oaB Der jabrlihe Wertb Der jesisen
S6rberung ni6t geraoe ais Elm anbers
orbentlideS Neiultat betra6tet peroen
bari.
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8eitaus Der sr0Bte 9beil bes e%alifor,
nilben @olbes pirb b~efanrtli1 SnrA
ei1er @ald)> uno Shldmmpro3e6 aus
golbbalttgem Saro ober pertpittertem,
g%olbfhbrenoem @eitein sefponnen.
Sriiber geldab bies III etnfa9iter Weiie,
permittelit Der fosenarntett ,@iese."
Die iid Der @oloiuder ielbit perfertiste.
Dieter Gpparat beitanb aus einem
9ol3faiten bon ldngli9 nierediser Sorm,
Delder auf 5ipei queritebenoen 8uno.
b0l3ern 10 befeifigt tpurbe, baB man i'm
6arauf bin. unb fer bemegen fonnte.
Den 8oben bieies &aitens bilbete sros
bes Tud. Nm b0beren @nbe BET Wtese
mar Elm fleiuerer &aiten nit iiebartisem
Boben, in meldeu Die ~s9olobaltiSe @rbe
gemorfen tpurbe.. Wdbreno man nur,
beitdnoig 2alier auf bas gu perarbei,
tenoe 8obmaterial gob, lpurben sleidr
jeitig our1 oaS Wiegen Die Qeb1ls unb
Sanotbeile Der @olberbe binpesgelpiilt
unb Die id)ipcreren @olbf0rner 1etten
iid auf BEN Wooen in Sen Salern bes
Eu9es feit unO blieben lieeen.
an Stelle bieier primitiuen Grt Der
@OlOmdi6erei lit iest Der hporaulii6e
Sdmemmbetrieb 9etreten. Dabet mirb
sin unter itartem Crude nirteuber
Daiieritrabl Oireft sesel Die Solbbaltise
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3iesuano sci9leubert, pel1er sroBe
Wfalien berlelben auf einmal loft, unb
10 Die ~lan9oauernbe arbeit pieler Mens
idenbdnoe In fur;er Belt bepdltist.
I'm bic bieiir n0tbisen @alermsns
Gen gu ~erlansen unb jeber3eit bereit 3u
baben. bat man III ben californii9en
@olbrepieren ben 2auf Der fleinen sliile
nno Bdde in ibrem oberen 2balgebtet
onrh mddttge Ddmme Ill Seen &c.
itaut, bic oft 80 bis 70 Mteilen BON ben
@rbeitsitellen entfernt lie9en. Ole
gr0bten entbalten iiber 1000, 600, 900
3ubifiuB Waiier in @rabsn unb Solss
rinnen, ben Bergabbdnsen entlan9,
iiber Gbdler, our6 Tunnels, meilen,
melt babin9eleitet, 3una9it in Elm flets
mes Beden am Berge unmittelbar ober
Der GrbeitSitelle unb bon bier aus
front es burd eilerne &obren benz
nWfonitor" 3u.
Der Monitor bot In leinem Neubern
cine 9robe Nebulihf"t NIT einem Sc
f9iis uno ipirft ME cine Dampfipriee
folofialiter grt. Das bintere Gnbe lit
onr6 einen malierbidten S1lau6 init
ben gu Gbal Sebenben R6bren Der 2eis
tu1g u%erbun6en Der Monitor ielblt
lagert anf eiuem @eltel un6 1T miibes
los rad alien 5eitcn brebbar. Man
rittet nun ben DaHerftrabl, Der NIT
ietner u%nbdneigen Strait Telsbl6de bon
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Die nWieaeA bes @olbardbers.

uleilteu 6ieier 2eute batten fid 70 3ienl>
liH mittelloS oabiu aufsemadt, In Der
Meinuns, bas 9elbe Gbelmetall f6nne
,nur 10 obne Wibe bonn Boben aufge.
leien tper6en. @ie iaben iid inbeb ent,
tauidt unb nun besei9neu ie bic sc.
ididte BON ben @olbfeloern afs pnren
6utnbug.
Nerere luteriu4unsen aber beitdtis
gen bic gin9ridt BON 6en bort porbaus
6enet @olbf9dten, utb man lift iber.
3eust. oaB 6ieielben seboben perben
f0nnen aIerbings nur nit Mitteln,
ipelhe Dem fleinen Maun ni9t 5u Sc,
bote ftebeu.
Gs mag bet bieier @elesenbeit nidt
unansebradt erl6einen, eiueil fur3en
Bid auf bic @eipinnung bes @oloeS In
ienert Tbeil Der Union III werfen, Der
nod INNER als bas ei9entli9e @olb'
laub Der ueuen Delt gift, In Galifors
stien.
Die 3eiten Der roben, oberfld9li6en
Nusbeutung Der oberen 9~olbfibreroen
SGihten oes @r6bobens ODER bes Gait
bes Der I'm CONNER maNerleereu Slub,
betten fino bort porbet. Der mittelloie
@otbsrdber, Der auf eisene Soften ar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-30

Dem einsisen 9auflaben oer Staot er,
bielt. Spdter wibmete er iid Den
Redtsitubien, iieOelte mad Meqnon
iber nnb nurbe in 1912 i6on gum
SrieoenSriGter ernannt.
gia6oem CT I'M Sabre 1847 Ieineu
Dobnfb in Gebarbur9 aufsei6laeen.
no er als Mbpofat NIB 9erausseber
elmer 3situns tbatis mar, erfolste 194s
feline Wabl in Ben Senat bes StaateS,
benz er in ben bsiOen acknowledgement
Sabren, iopie in 1891 uno 1893 atlse,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-30
THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Mprt2 IS If
bas 9anbelssei6en bes
CINDERELLA Sd ubzpaIa # 8,
Sa I'M @abliabre befanntli6 Sc:
i6dftsfiue berrfGt unb mir eine1t gro:
Ben 8Drratb bon S9ubmerf fir Ser.
rem, 9amen unr &inber an 6anf
babeu, neuefe Saepns nnb Mufter, II
~perfaufen mir Qles 5um 6 0 f.
preie unb liefern bic 8emeiie ba:
fir. Ollie Maoren linb neu unb pur:
ben ipeaiea fir bieIen CONNER befteat
9ie preife iinb LIBERAL in 3ablen an
gegeben. @er bilig unb gut faufet
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella Sdab Yafaft.
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- 9as bette getrodnete Bofoafs
6ola gu 81 per Gorb; sebadt S.. Sns
bian territory Wbite Mib unb ale anz
beren Sorten 8rennfoble gu rebuairten
preiien. Sic bette 8e5ugsque1e fur
9en nnb i6utter I'M @roBs unb 8leins
%berfauf. = Selepbon $50. 81.
6nnet Wopb s o.,
gde 2antarz ur6 Malnutz5 traBe.
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+ srieori6 2Sif6efu Sorm. +

Gin heutiGamerifaniider Yiorier ION
alien S@rot uun &urm Inn S@ulge'
1ofe Sismards.
Na6 fur;em &ranfeulaser bat Der
r@eile BON Geoarbur9," Srieori9 Wils
helm Sorn, i'm <er bon II Sabren
6aS 3eitlide seie9net. Seit As Sab
rem 9eb0rte er BEN politii9en 9eben 6es
Staates Wisconiin on, mo er fpegerl
ieiner abiolut ebrenhaften @elinnuns
fid ni6t MIR bes b0dlten aniebens BON
Seiten bes Oortigen Deutl6tbums, ions
bern Der san3en 8en0lferung erfreute.
Ius 0itnm in 8ranoenburs sebiirtig,
bate 9orn in Berlin bas @Dmnalium
v3ult srauen Slolter" beiu6t, in benz
elmer leiner Wtitl9iiler, Der UNI menige
Monate 1ltere Otto b. Sismard, Der
fp6tere beutlbe Heid)Sfan3ler, mar.
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Na@ turber Wfts
litGr3eit ipan>
oerte 9orn i'm
Nlter BON 21
So brsn mad
&merifa aus, mo
CT Die Staaten
Sainois, Soma
unb Milouri be-
treiite unb in
1910 in Still
m a ufee Elm
Steae ais 9anos
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Glfi6fno 6olo.
Die Gntoeduns clues iteuen GInps
raen i'm @eifcn.

Die Sespinaans sss eeIbea gsetauss la
GaIiferaiem einh ans iebt = Bon su
,.@tese" sum ,,gsonitor."
ie iiinsfte &unbe BON Der Gntbe,
FIX dung reidbaltiser @olbfelber In
g San Suan, Col, bate besreiHiders
meiie niht 9eringe 9ufresnne I'M 2anSe
be~rporserufen unb einen sroben 3ulauf
bon abeuteuernben @ololudern nady
ienem @ebiete CUR Solse sebabt. Die
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California > @eine.

@einliebbaber Iinbcn elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen California gBeinen bel
9errn 8. S. MeDer am Nlamos
plaaa. Serr Meper iu6t bic Meint
an Srt unb Stele aus unb fault birefi
aus benz Seller Der @ein3i9ter. Nls
gutem Senner gelingt es ibm tets, Biz
beiten Sorten als5uwQblen. ST fam
feline &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten 3ropfen berieben. &otbz unt
WeiB Weine in poraiigli0er 0ualitdt
BON jebt ab $1.00 per @aaone - fret
ins Sau5 geliefert.
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Der Yoli5ei bes Giirften bon
Monaco io1 es ~selungen iein, cine
8anbe BON Is angebli6en Inar6ifen,
barunter 4 Sentide. auf5ubeben lpel6e
ni9ts @eringeres i'm Slime batten, als
Dem r@afino" III Monte Carlo einen
gemeiniamen 8eiu6 abSuftatten urb
fi6 bic enormen S40be int 4aHengez
m6lbe ansueignen, um fe i'm SntereKe
Der sgropasan6a Der Shat" gu per>
merthen.
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Cinderella Sdab palaft.

sDr % elton & 6 D.. baben fort>
wdbreub friide Woaren; groBe @usz
mabl BON Selifateien aller Dirt, bic
beiten eingemahten Grii9te, Semitic,
6leii6s unb aubere grdlerpen unb elm
grDBes Ga9er pon Stapel Groceries.
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Nndlens glrssea galbe.

Die Bette Galbe Der gBelt fur GGnttte, Aueti4an.
gen, @efhphre, Sieber. uub Sdutz gus56lea, Eledte,
geiprunoene &dnbe, Srottbsulen unb aae Sauttrants
beifen; turirt Sdmprrboibeu cber tetne Be5abIuus.
86Gtss 9ufrieoeuheit e~arontttt cber cas- Gelb NTH
surlferftuttei. 25 GentS Die SGa6tel. Gum @ertauI
gBbpIefdIe
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bOrte. Nlemblrzs Rit9lic0 mar e. IaTl
ununterbrD1en BON 1851 bis 1889.
Mcbrcre Mfale betleioete ier in bieler
&0rperl9aft bas Spre6eramt. Iuh
an0ere @brcnaultcr wurben inn su
Tbeil. Sbwo9l Der bemofratil6en
8artet %angebOrenS, bepabrte 6orrl liG
feline politiite uuabbdn9isfeit unb be-
fdmpfte jeoe WtaBresel, Die inn nidt
gut erid)icu, 9leiapiel bon melder
Yartei lie auS9iug. Nls sefiisiserer
Barteimarn bette er 10 man6e melt
bDbere Stelle e~rlaugen f%0nllen. cr
besniiste iif) aber bamtt, Der tiiftislte
Der Staats9eietseber 8isconiinS gu
fem.
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bettet, peroient faufn isiutn aebeusun.
terhnlt babel. Tim eineu rei1nenswers
then @euinn 5u er3ielen, beoarf 60
btntsntage ~9robartiger gorri9tunsen
urb geldnlter Menlhenfrdjte, bic I'm
Dienfte GROCER, fapitalfrdftiser Weiell'
ihoften fteben.
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sg- Die morgan City Fish & Oys
ster Company" bat itets cine Nuspabl
BON friiden 6ii6en, Quitern unb Mils.
Sic erbdlt babon tdgli9 neue 3ufubs
rem. Sn Der Stabt merben bic Gaden
frei abgeliefert. 9eIepbon go. 81
Nuftrdge aug benz 2anbe erbeter /;
prompte @usfibrung garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-30

Wtr babeu ein ~elesantes aiDrtiment pom
8aasridranfen, Office MSteln, 3%uiammenlss,
Barr 8tttsn, 3uiammsnlegbare Gbaile funss, unp
iberSaupt Nass, bas in etnem MDbel< uab Sep.
ptd< StOre erfter 8laie beanlprudt wsroen fam.
Wtr miplaen, bab Sbr BET uns OO.ipredt nnb
uniere Waarm %iaipisirt, gang slsia, pb Sbr faus
fen wpqt ODER ntdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-30

Die f~Olseaoen preiie inb nur etn Beiipiel
BON ben ptelen Bargains, welde mir %pfertrsn +:
geit3tmmer : Sets, Doh $3.50 aufwGrts+
glaid. garlOr Gets, spn $4,000 aufwdrts+
Biffsts, pom $1,000 aufwarts.
@6,Siide, BON $3.50 aufmdrts.
Sdrdnfe, pom $3.50 aufpGrts+
gbsimmrfible, BON 40gts. perStad a~uftparts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
BY HER OWN HAND.
Moved by Some Hidden Sorrow Daisy
Garland Kills Herself.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Miss Dnisy
Garland, daughter of ex-United States
Attorney General Garland, committed
suicide at her home in this city by
shooting herself Friday morning. She
was "a years old. Miss Garland had
spent very pleasant evening with her
father and brothers Thursday night at
their home, 9l5 Rhode Island pvenue,
and retired in good spirits. After
breakfast Friday morning she re-
tired to her room, where her brother
Will went shortly after to talk with her
concerning theater party. He found
the door locked, and not receiving any
response to his calls burst into the
room and found his sister lying on the
floor dead. The bullet had passed
through her heart. He smelled gas
and thought at first that she had been
asphyxiated, but upon examination
found bullet hole in her left side, and
on the floor near her lay an old re-
volver which had been in the family for
thirty years.
From the position in which Miss Gar
lands body lay it is evident that she
had stood in front of large mirror
and taken deliberate aim at her heart
She had taken the precaution of turn
ing on all the gas jets in the room SO
that in case the bullet failed in its
deadly work the gas would smother
her.
The ex-attorney general had left the
house for his Office, and it was an hour
or more before his daughters awful
death was known to him. He was SO
completely overcome that he could
scarcely stand when the news was
broken to him, He was aided to chair
him home. The entire family was so
overwhelmed with the shock that none
of them could be seen.
The true cause of Miss Garland's self
inflicted death may never be known.
She had secret of some kind that
preyed constantly on her mind,
but it is said none of her friends
knew exactly what it was An
intimate friend said this was the
case. Many surmises as to the
real cause would be made, he said
but as she had persistently refused to
| communicate it to any one it was prob.
| able the secret had died with her. II
was thought, he said, by some of hel
| associates that she had had a love af
fair which had turned out badly
If this were true, the family oil
friends professed not to know
who the man in the case is. Nc
one in the house heard the pistol shot
nor did any one hear her fall to the
floor. About two months ago Mis-!
Garland suddenly left home and wa.
found in Baltimore, but since that tim,
nothing peculiar has been noticed il
her actions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
a BAD FIRE.
1t Causes n Loss of 100000 at Pitts
burgh-Eight Persons Injured.

1t Causes n Loss of 100000 at Pitts
burgh-Eight Persons Injured.
PITTsBURGH, Pa, Oct 3O.-The large
warehouse of the Chautauqua Lake Ice
company, on Pike street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, six-story
brick structure, 100 feet long, was de-
stroyed by fire, caused by an explosion
which occurred about noon. The ware
house was stored with valuable goods,
and an insurance of $1,000. 600 is car
ried.
At 2:10 o'clock man named Wiss.
and his skull fractured. The explosion
occurred on the fifth floor, where a
large lot of whisky was stored. Four
men were in the room at the
time, and, the flames cutting off
their retreat, they were forced
to jump to the GROUND, and all
were seriously injured. Their names
are J. Heilman, William Smith, John
Griffen and William Parke. Heilman
was also badly burned. A fifth man
was on the fifth floor of the building at
the time of the explosion, and he was
also badly injured in jumping. His
name was Edward Steyss John Refs.
sica, a boy, was also hurt by falling
timbers. This makes eight men in.
jured.
At $50 p m. the southeastern wall OF
the cold-storage building fell, com.
pletely denolishing four dwelling
houses located on Mulberry alley. The
inmates were absent at the time and
thus escaped injury.
On account of the varied interests
and large number of people involved a
definite statement concerning the loss
and insurance is impossible at thi.
time. Reliable sources place the tota
loss at from $780, 900 to $7OO, 900, with
an insurance of about 1000. 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
VICTIM OF FooLHARDINEsS.

Capt. Sheldrake. Who. Tried to Cross tho
Atlantic In Dory, Has Perished.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 30.-The steam
ship York. which arrived here Thurs
day, reports that 900 miles west from
Gibraltar the wreck of the 15-foot dory
Flying Dutchman was sighted. In this
frail craft Capt. Sheldrake set sail on
June 10 from Nova Scotia for Falmouth.
England, and on July 20 he was sighted
by another boat and reported near the
spot where the York's crew found the
wreckage The captain certainly per-
lshed. His boat was the smallest craft
which ever attempted a transatl antic
trip.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
A SUCCESS.
Midway Plaisance Attractions Have Paid
S4,O00,OoO to the Fair.

CHICAGO. Oct. 80 Midway Plaisance
covers eighty acres of the 533 in the ex-
position grounds. But the relation it
bears to the grand success OF the fair
is rated higher than the proportion of
acreage to the whole. There never was
before such a conglomeration of the
nations of the earth, from the orient
TO the occident, in so small space
AT the Paris exposition the total
amount received from concessions on
the grounds amounted to 5000, 900.
Over S4,O00,0O0 has been paid into the
treasury of the Worlds Columbian ex-
position by Midway concessioners.
OF all the shows of the
Midway, from Blarney castle to
the Bedouin encampment and from
the Sitting Bull cabin to the beauty
show. Cairo street leads the van with
over 1880, 600 of paid admissions. by
this concession alone slso,O00 las been
paid to the exposition company. Ferris
wheel comes second with Sl2O, 200 paid
since September o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
SHOT DEAD.

Capt. Hcdburg. u. =. A., Killed by Lieut..
Manning Mt Fort Sheridan.
CHICAGO, Nov. Capt. Hedburg, of
the United States army, was killed by
Lieut.. Manning Monday afternoon at
Fort Sheridan. The killing was the
result of jealousy, on the part of Capt.
Hedburg, of his slayers attentions to
his wife. 1t is said no cause for such
feeling existed The two officers met
on Monday and after a few words
blows were exchanged, when Manning
drew his revolver and shot He'd burg,
killing him instantly. Manning was
arrested. He claims 10 have shot in
self-defense.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-11-04
MAYOR HARRISON KILLED.

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 Carter Henry Har-
Tison, mayor of the city of Chicago,
was assassinated at his residence, cor
ner of Ashland and jackson boulevards,
Saturday evening. Three of the four
shots fred by the assassin took effect
In the body of the mayor. One bullet
entered the abdomen, another pierced
his body to the right of the right nip
pie, blowing its way through the AK
Hilary region, and third lodged in the
palm of the left hand
After the assassin had completed his
work he turned back to the door, the
'coachman of the Harrison household at
his heels, fled across the lawn and
out of the gateway leading TO Ashland
boulevard, north on that thoroughfare
TO Adams street, and east on Adams
street out of sight.
Gave Himself Up.
Fortyfve minutes later Patrick Eu-
gene Prendergast excited out of
breath, and painting from his long run,
bounded up the steps of the Desplaines
street station. and handing a revolver
admitted the crime and was locked up
for it.
Undoubtedly Insane.
The story of the murder seems to in.
dictate that it was committed by an
insane or partially demented man.
The act was cold-blooded and deliber
ate. The man had come to the Harri.
son mansion bent on murder, and
whether actuated by motives the birth
ct a. unbalanced mind or not, he die
his fiendish work well.
Slain In the House.
Mayor Harrison had been at the fail
nearly all day Saturday He returned
to his home about o'clock "deat
tired" as he said. Dinner was at {
O'Clock, and after it Mr.. Har
rison went into the back room