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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
l.EHsGN VALLEY R. R.

Passenger trains leave foot Of Liberty-st.
IS FOLLOWS
7:OU 4. VI. daily for MAuCH CHUNK and inter.
s:IJ 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
IL IlAI.O and the West. rOrTSVIii.E and principal
o,al point, chair ear 10 wkcsbarre. Pullman car to
IuiialO.
300 \. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
rm,dI,tr stations.
Ii.;JO 4. ". daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
tfFM0, NIAGAEA FALLS and all points Wet:
Pullman SLEEPER 10 CHICAGO VIA Buffalo Pullman Buffet
/; aiding AMI arrl,l urg
1880 T.; VI. daily. except SUNDAY for EIMIRA and
all in'fr date stations connecting Tor PottsNillc
3.iJ r. W. daily except sunday, for TUNKIIAN
NOtn and principal Intermediate Stations chair
wI'k.,i@rrc 'cnn ,"Y,, for Pot,s,e. -
SOUTH pLAlNFlfI.D and intermediate stations.
Gnu Nix aud intermediate stations char ear Ia.
t;DO T.. VI. daily for BIFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and All point. West; Pullman slccrrs 10 Chicago VIA
buffalo nnd Suspension Bridge; connections for Read
nr and Harrisburg.
500 y. VI. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
TER ~ tFAlO NIAGARA FALLS and all point,
West Pullman BUFFET sleeper Chicago via Suspension
Bridge Pullman sleeper Buffalo.
Additional SUNDAY trains 10 80 \. NJ. FOR Mauch
Chunk and lnernedllc stations, connections for Potts.
Vile 10 i. NJ Tor Eston and Intermediate stations.
General Eastern Once 235 Broadway New.York City.
The Ncw-fork Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotel id"ncc through des-
tnaton. - A. w. NONNEMACHER.
ROII.IN III WILBUR Assistant Gcn'l Pass. Agent.
Gent SuIrt. Eastern Div.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE


PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
Tor Philadelphia. week dAys 900 5 :0J. 90 10 90.
n 81 IDn.nc ar \. N 80. 8 80 dining car.
;oP p nt -naaS' co. 10 80 ii 80 dining tar
\. NJ, 80. 80 Dning Car. . 40, 90 T. NJ L. 10
For Baltimore ana washing,.n. week day, ard SUNDAY.
. 90 n 30 DINING carr A. NJ, 80, 80 Dining Car,
= go q 90 T.. vi. l. - night.
For Ia,ioI iethlrheni klleltown. Mauch Chunk Sc.
4 90 Il s'lJ H. NJ. co. 30. 5:i5. 80 T. Allen.
town l.. NJ. sunday 4 80. 10 a. NJ" no. 80
l. i""f wiiA-sbsre e. rstoo and SCRANTON s'5 A. NJ,
a 80 T. NJ sunday 1 30 \ ~
FOR Reading 90. 90. - 10 90. II 80 A. NJ.
I 40 | 10 I 90. ; - 80 T.. NJ l. Ii night except
s,tudav light. sundays. 90 80. 80, 90 r. N,
FOR marri,bure a, 90 = 90 s:5. A. NJ. 90. 80,
SUNDAY, 90 ) 80 r ~ - - night; .,o =, ,oo
KIN, ~ sunday $50 g 90 T. NJ. Il Is night
FOR Suriuiy. LoNl,byre. AMI williamson at 90.
\ 90 : - :, NJ. | 90 | 80 80 l.. NJ. II rs night,
r,ccrt saturday, night. Sundays, no A. NJ, 90 L. NJ
For Red Bank Long nrageh and points south to Poln,
20 i53s u Red Bank ani Bianrhportl. 6:l5 l.. NJ.
sunday .>sopt Ocean Gro'e and Asbury Park 300
A. ~ oo FOR LAKEWOOD
Iarmincda'c. Toms ay'r Rarncot Park and Barnegat,
30 l. \. NJ. 20 I 20 l.. VI.
Tor Atlantic CITY. vn'and and Drdgeton. 80 \. NJ.
Fnr Monmouth Peach Sal right and Highland Reach
$50 sl3 u 30 NJ 80 70 g e. ~ to Monmouth
Tickets paror seats be procured at l72.
~, SGl as 40 OF. ITO 323 Broidway 537 SIXTH
ave- ~ 1h-st. 13i Fast l25thet. 26i West l25th
st.. e5i C"lunhu..a,c., NcwYcrk Court-st, $50 Full.
York Transfer 60. viii CAN FOR and check baggage from
hotel residence T. destination.
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Railroads..

pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot of Des"ros"eS IN" '''"
Streets.
T., Effect October 18th, 1913.
ooo 4. VI. ooLCMblAN LAritt.ss-Pulimaan ,S sleep
a ing anu NrriTc, Cincinnati 0:3l m Indianapolis
f FHsf II %'i rsSars Chicago
,io ,o a15 Sleeping
HS%; a % T. I Gs "G CHI
Sleeping ana Rn ca S1n
o II 10 ' so a. m st. Louis 80 p No. Chicago 80
d r. w. WESTERN ExpKE E cyrnn1 6 SGsD
p'G aTrye Sa clsea %q II 40 H. chsss
next F S.r1as and Tf Ds
s % to and oS s. Louis second A mcrs6 Sn'n
$50 pa 3. W. = F,%s. cii sns
seng Car ...SsS mo. nIns rocio il 80 p NJ
'lS kLhfy " GSG aiy' daily
%i,G N NcaIE Z wyAAsIiISGToS AND THE SOUTH.
~ 30 !, n,hingion liaiird' weekdays Full
r,ToT CON ona a,. Limited" daily Pullman
''IV ,rior Cars and Dining Car ARRIVING ""h'e'o" ID
Ad%nal Express Trains : ~ aIah, 80 Sunday d g.
@:lo 30 >. 40 % p ' p. m. II Is night
e3o A. H-Alaniie coat rd,um hne ancIpsonSe and
1nT, Tamr9 D. m daily SLEEPER to Jacksonviiie e,v
. o. - u-Tic Irond and Dan.ile Express, daily,
1.ao 49,, ~ =" y, NreiSfa and NcwOrleans. ,
. an N. -Daily for Chc>Opeake & Ohio Railway.
o'"" ,r',.,h slerping and Dining Cars,
To-, ia pont Comfort and Norfolk. VIA Cape Charles
f'I, o1tr = a. m Weekday ond with Through Sleeper
For S an Fly 90 p. m. Weekdays with Through
For pc capc f May 90 p m. wcckdays ~, po,r,
-, f.,ur II N-burv PARK. Ocean Grove ana folnb
Pleasant 0 10 a. M II 10 $40 > 10 and II rs p n
week dsys. sunday. . - a. M . 10 p' IN, vpP D
~" ron PHILADELPHIA. go
rv,ross. & 90 10 = 30. ., 30. 10. III q. m "
noon Pcnna I.nite'u - 20 l. >: 10. B. ~ 80 RI D.
q q 10 : 80 :. D. m. IL - night Sunday1 y
pres. 65 80 o . 30 10 M az noon Limited
Ticket Ones i33 oia, 1876 1l3 and 2Gl Broad'
v,v N-tDr HOUSE i3t East 18th street. - o.
nnbu, Avenue ~ sixth Avenue and foot o OF r Pcs
cetS Court street, sou fuIlon
S,,r.t .. pro,dway and BROOKLYN Annex station t,ot
81 fulton Strr-t Bro Klyn; l2o Hudson street. ho-
hoken: Sa'lon. jersey tIy. ~, Ill o.. ODD
Tho N,w-NorN Iran-fcr company WIZ car .or a,H
cr hpclge from hotels and residences through 70 oe','
nation. VooD
= ~, - N,,,rcr General Passr Agent.
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CT\ARD LINE.

n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
umbra Nov p m. meTia Dec nsc : p m M
Etruria. Nov. Is noon trurla Dec ~ 10 a. NJ
IamIanla % $50 Campana.. Dec. 20, p. m
/ rom Pier 40 North River foot of Clark>On.st.
Cabin passage, $50 and upward second eabin $50 and
upward, according 10 steamer ana location
Storage tickets 10 and from all Fart, OF Europe at
very low rates For freight and passage apply at the
conpony's office, No. Bowling Giecn, New York.
VERNON Ii. BROWN ~ co. General Agents.
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NCIIOR LIN T..

ANCHOR LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS, nv
FOR GLASGOW VIA LON 20 ID r II T.
From Pier 81 y. r.. foot ~ West 2ith.'t
Dcvona .....Ney t. > p M I!oliva NSy' o. p M
Cabin. -i5 and upwad. second cabin, go
Stccrlge outward $23. Plelai, 81 .,
CAHIN INCLUSION TT KETS AT REDUCED RATES
For drafts and other information, Apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, New-iorh
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6eacbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professor Ieachcrs tutors, rONefnessts,
Sc., o. Colleges - hools and taniie,. Apply 10
MRS. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULIOS. 20 ChIo' Square
4 GENCY Miriam Coyricrc supplies tuiOs, professors.
"A ETC.. ~ al dpt-'
school. 10 parent Book ldine cor -oth-'t
4 YALE GRADUATE experienced tutor. wishes private
n pupils Fitting FOR college specially iehest REFER
eacct Address YALE, Box 40, Tribune Ohce
vTNEACIIi.,o AND BOAHD.-A gentleman Of educ alton
l who would like to d, teaching III exchange for
addc,, Country Reid nee Box lis. IHhunc
Onicc.
DEIVNTE TTTOE--Colecc preparation. A. Everctt
Stone fYae) SOL 5th-ave. Re ommcnie1 " i'ev Dr.
Taylor ~ successful teacher eHncnty qualhei 10 IN
sprc enthusiasm"
rCuE FISK Tcachers' Agencies = ew-York, Bo,ton.
/ Chcago Los Angeles &c; $50 positions hNcd
IL f. CROCK Err y v. Manager. 10 SHAVE. p3tl'st1
Dantinq Nraocmles.
A LExANDER MACGREGoRs Mende' sohn Assembly
n Rooms, West 55th-st Class ald private essohS
daily In Dancing
CARL MAiiwIG.
SCHOOL FOR DANCING.-
"JAEGERs BUILDING"
COR. NADIsON-A\E. AND 'JliSI
1NFRYAND0'S ACADEMY. 1G2 +. 55th-st:-PHJCtS
ErDI'tID -(Ia,so- now forming. Private lessons any
hour 81 Waltz and all fashionable dances taught fady.
n, GEORGE DODwORTH.
i. No. 6Sl FNfh.ave. <,- 49,. ,..
Reoncrs SATURDAY October 2l-t CLASS ana private
lessons (New) Tuxedo lanciers
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Err IT N E S.
work. foo. Of Cnambcrs-st daily follows, and five
.n On 4. solid train chicago Pullman Sleeper
IU.UU Via ChantauQua I3te. Parlor car New
o.O0 r. M-Vcshue Limited SOLD train for C Chi.
.tvJU c,go ST, ChautIpqua Lake. Sleepers 10 chi
ca~o cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining ear. $3.50
C2O W. solid pan to CalSa Sic,y via Niagara fais
Q2OP chsut,ggns Lax ana Si "a oae
vill. Chicago and Cincinnati Avn n,-,,u.y
oCAL TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND PCLhnM aS
way $50 Fast i25thst Chambcs and West 22i,.t fer
,@s Ncw.York: 1913 Futon-t Brooklyn; 200 Hidson--t
IIoboken and Jersey CITY Station Ere Transfer COM
uany calls checks baggage from hotels and resi-
h.nc To destination.
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Dr,I- LNCKAWAyYN AND WESTERN mr..
stations In Ncw-NOrk foot Of Bnrciny ana
christopher streets.
xEsTIutI Iu<I\S iI.MAN COACHES.


stations In New-lor. foot of barclay ana
christopher streets.
NEsTIDt LED TRAINS. PULLMAN CoAChES.
ulfe. route ~ NLnAi.k, HLOOAt ~: -. Mon A.
GLAZE. I'M OEANnt.o, summit Beraardsvlilr LIask.
ig E.dgo. Madison. Mornst9wn, la,,ac. i.;ers9n.
b.,nt,n Dover S.anhopc, - DDS LAKE.; LAkE Ho'
pAT.yNd IlacNettstoSn, bCIOOLEl' :. MOI N.AiNt
Washington. PNlLftPsBuHG. PASSION. WAIEH
GAP SIhOt D>Bt Ht,. PocOno Mountains 81 hAN
TON' PIIrsTON. WlLKFSHARtiE. NAN1lt OkE.
DANVIIIF NONTHu MBfELAND Moutrose, HlNH-
INMION OXFORD NORWICH. Waervlic UTICA
Iit'IlI.lI.I.D SPKINhS. Cortland, SYRIA, USE
i'sMI;,,O. ITHACA. OWiGO. ELMIRA. CORNING.
EtII NASHVILLE. ~ tEAl;o and all points
VEST Northwest AND SOUTHWEST. 49,
a.Oo 4, 81 - ffALO. UTICA md oSWEGO IN
'',": pullman Palace Cars Connects at Buffalo
,,th rain for chicago, siriVns Al 10 next morn.
,,,n A. M.-BINaHAMToN NAIL. Stop, at principal
lao T.. u.-scRANToN. BtNGHAMToN and Ell
MIX FXrRi.>s. lu'lMan P1,or, e.,s
A,tO r. VI. SCRANTON. WILR ESBARlE snd PLYM
OI III I.NPft>S Pulnsl pr 1sr-. . .
,,tO 4. VI DalyI.-BI FFALD LIMITED EAPRh>S.
lrf7ulrn -lc>I.r- Arrive az - a ,..,
o,oO T. VI. Duiv| ~ trALO. UTICA and OsWi'''
fNl'.I.-S. pullman sl.eper,. p, 1900, =, 49,. . =,
TIlkf.I> AND rTITMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Murray--t 400 Broadway Tiket- at ferry stations
-, and -. broadway, s. W. .5th.-. 23j Columbus
ave- NcN.York 3sl wsshnrton-,t, 100 Irlton-st snd
q Bruliwav ilrooslyn Tine tables giving ful inor-
nation. all -tstous. ,e..,....,. ., ,
chc-k arclce from hotel or residence TO Destination
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
rmanc. NOV. I. II a. m ,;crmlnic Nov ~ -
.N,r,tir Nov. :. 30 Majestic. Dec o. 50 pm
ppi,nnni.' Nov II q A. M. Brt1nnic Dee ~. a. m.
'Tcuonc .Ney. - p m 'utonie Dec, 80 p''n
Saloon rates $50 upward. according t. steamer ana
location Of berth. Second cabin on these st Aner> ~
and SIS Strergc 10 or from the OH Country, 80
No 70 Broadway, Ncw.YoTa. Philadelphia ONCE 4ou
Walnut-,t ~ ..- ,.r,.rv ,,oo,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

fhnihracite Coal r-ed 'Ncluslvclyl
Fur track. Automatic Biock signals.
Ira n. l,a,e stpfio" 20 : ~ Liberty 81.
~ In LMn-t lA0i
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For Both SeXcs-City.
ID ERLITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
ID Madison square (21th-st and Broadwty). -
Tom begins
Mss CARRIER, formerly With MISS DC VERNEi
vi school for Boys and GINS, iccl"ns o,in2cr A.
French spoken. o. Last 3O'hst'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31

"A History Of the Roman Empire from Its Foun-
daton to the Death Of Marcus Aurclius' by j. b.
Bury Harper * Bros.). fills place which has long
been vacant Az Mr.. Bury remarks. there is no
English handbook for the first two centuries Of
the Empire. Mr. Bury's method has been to work
upon the original authorities. with the writings Of
modern investigators constantly in mind The vol
ume Is printed and bound in the style familiar to
those who have used the students Series" 1t
is copiousy illustrated with maps portraits, coins
pictures of ruins and of characteristic scenes in
the life of the Empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31

1.-The Tourists Atas-Guide TO the Continent OF
Europe" by j. c. Bartholomew. +. X. q. 5. dm-
ported by Charles Scribners sons, is very com
pact work The numerous maps which 1t contains
are accompanied by a guide TO places Of interest
In each city. No space Is wasted even on preface
but tables of contents-one in the order of the
maps as printed, and the other arranged alpha
beticay-gve a sufficient clew to any matter which
the book contains.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-03

teer crew OF men put Of in her, despite
the heavy swells and the warning OF
the captain OF the life saving station.
They had long. hard and periIous
pull, and the waves threatened overy
moment to engnlf them, but at last
they succeeded In getting under the Ice
OF the vessel. A rope WAS thrown to
the boat, but just rs . landing Was
about to be effected great wave cap
sized the boat, and In an instant the
men were struggling in the ice cold
water. One man of the boats crew.
Joseph Tilton, caught the rope that
was thrown, and was drawn on board
the vessel, but the rest were lost. Com
munication was subsequently establish
ed with the land, and when It was ascer-
tained that the crew had been lost, an
affecting scene ensued. The wrecked
vessel was ascertained to be the brig
Sagua. laden with sugar, bound from
Cuba for Boston. 1t Is thought the brig
will be lost. The captain and crew OF
the brig were saved and landed ON
Cutiyhunk.
READING, Pa, special: In q wreck
on the Pennsylvania & schuylkill VAL
ley Road between shifting engine and
an empty coal train, Watson Weller.
John Dennis, and Walter Brunner
railroad employees, were killed, and tive
others seriously hurt
PoHr DEPOSIT. Md, special: Half of
this place is under water and the other
half covered with blocks OF ice, drift.
wood, and wreckage. The homeless
residents are quartered In houses built
on the sides OF the mountain.
Laurel, Del, special: Intelligence
comes from the Tangier oysterng beds
OF the Chesapeake to the effect that
four boats were wrecked and seven oys-
ter men drowned.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-03
Protection Not Losing Ground.


The American Protective Tariff
League has undertaken work the
results Of which are likely to surprise
those who had supposed that the
Democratic victory last fall indicat-
ed a radical change OF sentiment on
the tariff question. 1t is proposed
to collect the returns of the Congress.
sional elections In the various States
last fall and compare the same with
the vote of 1890. Nebraska was the
first State from which such returns
were received. That was one OF the
Western commonwealths, 1t will be
remembered. In which, we are told,
there was q strong and growing op-
position to the protective tariff. In169O
there we're cast at the Congressional
elections In Nebraska 212,54 votes,
OF which the Republican candidates
received 72, 879, the Democratic can.
didates 90, 1873, the Peoples party
candidates 44,897, the Prohibitionist
candidates 1852, and 81 were scat
tering. Last fall the total vote for
Congressman was but 100, 1872,
or 10000 less than in 1890.
In 1892 the Republican candidates
received 81, 440 votes, or nearly 10, 600
more than in 1890; the Democratic
candidates received 65, 482, or 25, 35l
less than in 1890; the Populist can
didates 43,0ll, q loss of nearly 1000,
and the Prohibition candidates /, 1928,
a gain Of nearly 1000. These COM
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FOREIGN JoTTIN0s.

VICTORIA. b. c., special: ]. O'Brien,
Just down from Rivers Inlet, states that
the Indians massacred ut Sorrow Isl.
and were OF the Oweekano tribe, not OF
tho Kamsquitc, as previously reported.
The affair was caused by an outrage
committed upon . kitkaikAu girl by an
Oweekano Indian. The Oweekanos
claim that when they reported the mat
ter to the Indian agent he took no &C.
tion, but said they had been drinking
and the massacre existed ouly in their
Imagination. The Oweekanos held q
council OF war and decided to invcsti.
9ate the matter themselves. On Jan.
10 tfty warriors left Sorrow Island in
canoes, and III the events are verified 4
war OF extermin alton will be commen ced
against the kitkaikana In this the
Oweekanos have been promised assist
Ance by the Bellacalla aud Bella In
disns.
LONDON special Hilton Parker. .
leading member of the firm OF q.
Parker & Co. who failed last June for
$3, ESQ. 900, blew out his brains in 4
railway carriage near PutneY lie felt
that In his arrest he had been harshly
tasEked and brooded ovee IL H0 Slafk
teiegram for the receiver saying:
! Come and fetch your vlctim.''
VANCOUVER, B. c., spcciai There is
rumor from Bella Coola that hunting
bands OF Inlet River and Kitka atas In
dians met on Sorrow Island. The Kit
katas killed an Inlet River Indian who
m0lested one Of their women. A gen.
eral fight followed in which the entire
band Of Inlet Rivers, numbering seven.
teen, were killed.
CITY OF MEXICO special: The Ma.
tional Board Of Public Charities OF
Mexico has petitioned the Government
for another reduction or temporary
suspension OF the duty on corn, claim
ing that large quantities OF grain are
required to prevent suffering among
the poorer classes In various parts OF
the Republic.
MALES special: Great interest Is
taken in the case for damages against
the Anchor Line Steamship Company
by the families OF 5l5 Italian immi-
grants who perished in the wreck of
the Utopia in March. 1891. Ex-Premier
Crispi and Sig. Leblanc have been re.
tained for the defense
LONDON special No such destitution
as exists in Oldham owing to the pro-
longed struggles between the cotton
masters and operatives has existed
since the war in the United States,
when the scarcity of cotton closed ali
the mills.
ROME special: Twenty anarchists
have been arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing been implicated In causing the dy-
Mantle explosions here during the past
wear. A bomb ready for use was found
in the room OF one of them
LONDON special: The British steame.
Coanza from Hamburg to West African
ports. was wrecked near the mouth Of
the Sinsu River, Liberia, but not o life
was lost
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-03

The vital point In the conflict be.
tween the Republicans and the P0pu-
lists In Kansas is the fact that state
Of disorder and violence, stopping
little short Of civil war, has been
precipitated by the refusal Of the
Peoples party leaders to permit the
courts to decide which of the bodies
claiming to be the House of Represen-
tatives is legally constituted and which
is the mob of law-breakers. The Re-
public, says the Cleveland Leader.
have all along been willing and ready
to have a judicial decision Of all Ques-
tions, but the Populists have relied
upon bullying and force, and have
stunned the courts as men do who
know that their cause Is not just.
Therefore for whatever physical col
lisions and lawless conflicts may en-
sue at Topeka or elsewhere In Kan
sas the Peoples party must be held
responsible.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-03
FREE silver THE cRY.

~r A-..s... ns..~&.,va. v...s.A xls<SSssl
- .s...- :. 'sw.ss.-..s.,.
~, -. " s."-ar.s-. n. =. 49, 81
Inc nrsg annuM oonvenH0n 90 4 - .e.ss... Il
American bimetauic league ~ ~ 50 e..ss 49,.
% order ~ washington ~ n W. u. 49,.
oenL zen. 4. =; WameF. sxay
ga'es rom the Messcrn ~ Ne p. d
present. among them Gen: 49,.
candidate tor freeadc1s g see 49, 49,
party, accompanied py NJ. 49, - ~ ss q
Ten. warner stated sao ~ ~ n. 8 I'D
league 70 ne ano securing g. tessssss
ion me ra aIee ana unl,m'su - sa.$ .ssS sssss
siver. ms queeuon. ne -. 49, $780,.
most Important one n0M NJ .!!:.
the american people M
tne clviiixed worio = ovee, ~ I.ss.s s.s.!. !
the tarin quest!on. Wnacas y ~ 3 j. ~.
was nas 2 IesuIt ot sno Nss ressE.gss1 4 ~ - d
s8o OF si.Vet, a1G = Wss 49, ~ ~ las.:1
Oottom OF tne Irlsn q1esI0,. As.s. ~: ~
Also - !no pott0M 2. tnc = lses NJ 8
ton ana was resPons'OLe M ~ ~ ss1..s.. es Z
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-03
IN THE EAST.

CHEBoYGAN, Mich, special: -Four
prominent young men who went out to
fish through the ice in the straits have
not been heard from, and it Is feared
that they were frozen to death.
SAGINAW, Mich, special An inn
mense deposit of rich Bessemcr ore has
been discovered on a forty.acrc tract
located in ST. Louis County, Minnesota.
and owned by w. Il. Burt Of this city.
1t is said that over 10, 600, 0Op tons are
in sight. Mr.. Burt has leased the mine
to NibbIings & Tremble, who will pay
him royalty Of 80 cents per ton. 1t is
expected to net Mr.. Burt $500. 200 3
year.
CINCINNATI special: Thomas AM
brose, diamond Tommy" is once
more. after fifteen years Of exile and
refuge, o free man. United States
District Attorney John w. Heron
caused to be nollied the indictments
against the ex-United States Court
Clerk, and over whose head hung judg.
ments amounting to $4,000. Harry T.
Am brose Of New York, the defend ants
brother, paid over the amount asked,
81, 500, In cash. The money was de-
posted Ia the sub-treasury. J Ambrose
will take up his residence in Germany.
While an exile he studied dentistry in
Bremen, and 1t is his intention to leave
soon for Philadelphia to attend college
He will then go to Germany and prac-
tice there as an. American dentist. Am
brose was clerk of the United States
Court here, absconded with over $50. 600
OF the Governments money and fled to
x.xrs nnl. r. n
and surrendered himself.
PHILADELPHIA special. The south
ern express on the Pennsylvania road
collided with an accommoda train
in West Philadelphia Three cars OF
the accommodation train were wrecked
AID four persons were killed and ten
injured. The rumor quickly spread
that it was President Harrisor's spe-
cial, but this proved to DO untrue. as
the special had not yet passed on its
way TO New York. Those killed wcro
in the last car OF the accommod tion
train, which was crossing the track OF
the southern express and was hit full
in the middle by the engine of that
train, smashing 1t to pieces. The pas.
sengers on the express train were unin-
jured. The accident was due to the
slippery condition OF the tracks, max
Ing II i'm possible for the engineer Of the
express to control the train. The
killed are: Mr.. and Mrs. X L. Min.
zer, Media; Mary Reed. Media; Rev.
James Walker, Lenni. II now appears
that the presidents train was behind
the express and was delayed half an
hour.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. special: Six
men were drowned on Cuttyhnnk, on
one Of the Elizabeth Islands, while try.
Ing to rescue the crew OF : stranded
vessel The men composed the volun.
tesr crew OF the Massachusett II
Hunans Socisty's life boat. Dnriua
the storm vessel was discovered
aground Oh Sow and Pigs rssf. a boaI
belonging u the Massachusetts, HUI
uaae 6oeiety was rot oxt - 3 volna
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-03-03
Awful Floods In Hungary.

Awful Floods In Hungary.
VIENNA special: A terrible calamity
has overtaken the village Of Gergely,
Hungary. Owing to the sudden rise Of
the Danube its l, 800 inhabitants were
forced to fee from their mud huts to
the church and school. The advanc-
Ing waters finally compelled them to
flee from these refugees or be drowned
Ia them. When they turned out again
the food surged nearly to their waists.
The children and intirm we're assisted
by the stronger as they struggled along
toward Paks with the water c0ntinu-
ally rising. First one mother with her
five children gave up, sank and perish
ed in the food. These were followed by
many others, q NUM- Der of whom are
unknown, and the survivors reached
Paks in an exhausted aud pitiabIe
plight No doubt the number drowned
was very large. The people OF Paks
are deeply concerned for their own
safety, as the Danube Is twenty feet
above normal