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Griggs courier., 1893-06-23
FOREIGN.

A NUMBER of pilgrims were crossing
the Rhine at Bensburg, Germany,
when the boat upset and four women
and man were drowned.
MOUNT HIGAsHIAZUM, Japan, was in
state of eruption and 100 lives were
said to have been lost.
KUFFLER's cotton mill in Brbdetz.
Bohemia, was burned, the loss being
1880, 600 francs.
In u fire at Nergersdorf, Saxony, nine
persons were burned to death, and at
Maihren a whole family, consisting of
five adults, were burned, together with
their homestead.
The court of cessation in Paris holds
that the cases of the Panama canal con-
victs are outlawed and has ordered the
release from prison of NJ. De Lesseps
and his son and the others convicted of
squandering canal funds.
IT was thought that the opponents of
the army bill had been successful in
the elections for members of the Ger
man reichstag.
SIBERIA for life is the probable fate
of the Russian monks arrested for rob-
bing the Chudor monastery.
PREsBYTERIANs of Canada are stirred
greatly over heresy case. Prof. Camp
bell is the alleged hereto.
THREE private soldiers were tried by
a court martial at chihuahua, Mexico,
for disobedience of ORDERS and desertion
and sentenced to be shot.
A GOVERNMENT powder magazine q
few miles from Athens, Greece, ex-
ploded, and twenty persons, including
officers and soldiers. were killed, and
property valued at 5000, 900 francs was
destroyed.
Griggs courier., 1893-06-23
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PeHSONAI AND POLITICAL,
HoLMEs CONRAD, of Virginia, has
been appointed by the president to suc-
ceed John B. Cotton as assistant attor-
ney general.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has grown so
very stout recently that he has resorted
to the diet system for reducing his
weight.
OHIO democrats will meet in state
convention in Cincinnati August O.
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS, ex-minis-
ter to Germany, and his family arrived
in New York ON the Spree from
Bremen
Miss NJ. MERrA MITCHELL, of Salem.
Ia. is the first woman admitted to
practice law in Indiana.
WILLIAM M. MEREDITH, chief of the
bureau of engraving .and printing at
Washington, has resigned.
The executive committee of the Ma
tioual Republican league has made Chi
cago its headquarters.
, 1893-10-24
Stdottibes.
Sreut iid ieines Ste9es.
Superintendent Kraus febt es ourb, oo6
eine S9ooeneriabfId9e gu Gurften DER
Staot entibieoen miro.

Gnrporationsantpalt &raus 1T nt6t tpes
MIG itol3 auf etnen Sieg, ben ct beute Wtor@
geu in Gi6ter 8afer's @eri6t in Der
&la9ela9e v0enB versus Stabt Chicago"
errong. Q(Ls i'm Sabre 1888 Der IS. Str.z
Giabuct ferttg seitellt tpar, Derflagte 2enB,
Der mebrere al ben 8tobuct anitoBenoe
@runbitiide beftbt, Sic Qltcbiion, Topefa &
Santa Sc, lotpie bic @eitern Snbianaz
8abngeieuicbaft tpegeu S6dbtgun9 ieines
Gigcntbums auf $4,000 S~cbaOeneriab
unb erbieLt $4,000 3u9eiprocben. Die
8abn9cieIl9afrcn bracbten ben Sail Dor
baS NppeaationSgeribt, tpeldeS enti9ieo,
bag nidbt Bic 8abnen, lDnbern Die Stabt
tit ben Sbaben auf3ufommen bdtte.
Gritere bGtten nur fir ben Gia6uft be-
;ablt, bic Stabt aber babe ben 8au anz
georbnet unb audi auSfibren laIien, Nuf
bieic @nti6eiDung bin perfla9te 2enb Die
Stabt. 6err &raus %iibernabm bic Ser
tDeibigung ielbft unb ieiner 8erebiamfeit
9elang es, Sic @ei6morenen su ilber5eugen,
baB 2enb's 8eiib burb ben Giabuft fetnesz
ruegs gel6dbt9t, i~onoern melt 1neDr I'M
@ert6e gcitie8en iet. 9as ltrtbetI lautete
oa6er, baB 9enb gu einem S3aoenerfaB
ntcbt berecbtt9t iet.
6err &raus lit iiber baS e~raieLte &eiultat
UNI 10 mebr ~erfreut, ais btsber in iol6en
GGaen itets 9egen bic Stabt enti9ieben
Wuroe.
, 1893-10-24
Der anoebeiterte Bldurod.

Dem 8olisiiten Patrtd Bage bon ber
Sinmanitr. Citation tpurbe beute Worgelt
bon ietnem Gorgeiebten, Capt. 8lettner,
letn Stern ab9enommen. Sage erDtelt
bor aipet Sabren etne golbene Mebaiue bon
elmer bteit9en 3eitung, neil ct an9e6licb
ber beltebteite 8laurod mar. Der beliebte
8lourof perbaftete 9eitern einen Mann,
NomenS Soiepb 6eaneD, un6 ais &ichter
9oofep bellte WOr9en bon tbm piien
tpoate, mas 6eaneO perbroben bate, MEL
bette Sage: "He is no good" Ser
&i6ter bemerfte, baB 9a9e fart an9ebeitert
mar unb entlieB ben @efangenen ipfort.
Capt. 8littner mai Elm 3eu9e bieleS 8orz
gauges. St rtef 8age in feline Sffice, belt
tbm cine Strafpreoigt unb nabm tbm Ben
Stern ab. Die g observation-disclosures
beb0roc miro iieb nit benz SAT- bei6dftts
gen.
, 1893-10-24
Murktherfd1t.
6 Dtca9p, "a. Stt

@Dtcago, "a. Stt.
6oIgen6e 8reiie tpurben Bel er6Beren
Barteten eraielt:
Gutter, bette Creamery Q8aare, %
@-c, quite 26(@27c, mittelmGBige ESQ
26c. 9oirD, bette, 24@26c, mitteIgute
uno quite l8923c, frti9er 8ading Stod
49,
8uttertne, BETTE Creamery 19c,
reht ib0ne 17c, 9airp 143c unb 16c fir
bte bette; in u&ols" ober tleinen @ebinben
&c me6r.
sale, bette v6uG Cream Gbe6bars",
103@11c, uGptnS" 1O9@113c, vgoung
Amcrtca" 103@114c, nabsemacbterS bmeis
get 1l3@l2c, u&rid" 11@113c, 2imburser
HOBO.
@ier, gang frtf6e, 21@-c bas 9ub6.
QSbtSfeD, SLIP.
@etti9eI, leben6i9es, Surfeb 100
lie; Sitbner = 6ennen TO-, 6d6ne
SO, @nten 73@8cfir Iebenbige @dnle,
lebenbtge nit BEN 9an5en Sebern, $4,000
$500 bas 9uben6. Spring G6ifens"
74@8c bas 9funb.
. o9nen: 8efte Stables" $1.70, mits
tel9ute SLIGO, nit Der Mai6ine 9eretni9te
$1.25(0$1.4 40.
10 b It, scb6rrtes: 9tepfel, finItIicb gez
trodnete, 74@10c bas 8funb, an Ser
Some 9ebOrrte nOrbGicbe 5@64c, 9firlt9e
5@6c, 8rOmbeeren 6@7c, 6tmbeeren 300
244c; @aIiforniides: @pritoIen 14@16c,
nicbt gefGli6te 8ftrit6e 8@11c, gefbGlte
22024c, Pflaumen 9@13c; &oiinen :
p2onbon 0apers" 90 bas &iitz
9en, vOfustatelcr" $1.00@$1.35 loie
4@6c.
Obi, frii9es; 9epfeG 81. OO@2. Is unb
S.. 0004,00, ie nab Ser Site, 8ananen
50o(@$1,25, @ttronen 81. 5004,2 8firs
iidbe bette bieii9e 35c@40c, minber cute 15c
@30.
&artoffeIn 8urbants-@-Ses
brons $4,000; &oie 55@68e bu~rcbeinanz
Der 55c Der 8uibel. SeriebzS neetzg otaz
tos s., 75@3,0O bas SAP. Satnotier LIS
@2.00.
, 1893-10-24
@eHieite.

Sem, 1909 80. gurth Ipe.
BoGer, 1877 81. W%apleppob Ioe
9hlfon, 872 81. California 4pe.
Soebne. 938 81. California Slpe.
reiterbouie, 1135 q. California Wpe
SrubIg. 1914 Mtlpoutee ape.
Sapbs, 1853 Milpnutee ape.
Dotlep, 1929 Mtlmautee @pe.
2earg. 400 MtIpautee &oe.
@nis, 52l Mliltpautee Ane.
Rurs. 82l MiIpaufee @oe.
&inber9. 500 WtiInoufee Abe.
Senper, 1913 WliIlpaufee Qpe.
Studer, 1850 Wtilpoutee Mos.
&nbree, 1854 WtiItpoutee Mpe.
Barring 1895 MiIipoufes @ps.
nerien, 1903 MiGnoufee ane.
Sron. 655 30. Nortb aue.
Sanien, 759 30. 9ortb anG.
Sboper. 765 90. gtprtb @pe.
Bald, $50 MtImanfee @pe.
Stetnohet. l48 MtiIlpoufee Mne
Seuribs, 165 Mtlpaufee aoe.
Sofmonu, 233 Wlilpoufee Aoe.
Senier, 242 WiIlpoutse @oe.
Sreeprien, 2S6 MtIpoufee Npe.
Sulben, 300 Mtilnoutee 9lpe.
Gillespie, 2ss 81. Sangomou Ctr.
Seoerinebaus & 9eiltuB, 448 MiIuaufee MsG
9ttipS Depot, 1874 Nrntita9e ape.
9ieus Depot, 466 Nrmita9e Npe.
gfobinion. 34 MiIipoufe Mpe.
9leip8 Store, 259 SD. Chicago aSA
Nede. 412 81. 4iblonb @pE
, 1893-10-24
MeMnrbcm:

Sen geautten unb S9ipeItern bes Seutunio gsroueu.
@ereins CUR gto1ribt boB uniere 9d1pefter SouiIe
@remrneIS am %. Sftpber g~etorben lit. Sic geerbts
9ung iinbet Itatt am Ntittipob. ben 25. OCTOBER, gtod>
mtttags nm l ubr, pom Srauerbauie 460 9lenpoob @pe.
mad @olbbeim. Die 99peitern iinO eriuat, f19 nm ~
u9r in Der 9ereinsbale eit8ufinbeu, nm Der perItorbenen
Sbpeiter Die lebte Gbre gu e%ripetIeu.
Mnta Sintpe, Yr6i.
Mnnn &uODlpb, Gscr.
, 1893-10-24

Sen geamten 1lnb MitgIiebern Der Gurefo gebefat
SrooensSp9e gto. So S. 8. 8. s. hermit sur 9lobriht
boB ntlere S1meiter &Ontie 8remmelS am Son1itaa
@benb mad lan9em 2sibeu geftorben lit. 9ie @eerotQun9
ftnoet ttatt Wstttpod. ben IS. Stto6er, ubr Mitfa9s.
bonn 2rauerhau1e 460 Slenpopo @oe. Sic Beomfeu
Dbl9er So9e tperoen er1ndt prdciie IL ubr Mttttaos in
Der &o9enba1e gu eri1eiueu, uut Der oerItorbenen Sehlpe.
iter bic lebte gbre an ermeiieu.
GIiie Tientautt, 6. WI.
Shas. g. Sdlt1iOf. Gecr.
, 1893-10-24
NbenOblatt Der eSQ. Staatsz 3eituno

Ut III ben 1I1tet on9e9ebenen Selb6ften 81 babeu:
NproIeite.
6. 9eramer, 1899 2incpIn @pe.
M. 6. Stepkan, 1850 Siucoln @pe
403 @roB @oe.
402 &Dsepe Boulevard.
u. g.. Semitic. 1881 Belmont Mne.
G.. GolOman. 1744 &Iarf Str.
6. 81, Moore, 442 SiucDlu Noe.
Som golabs, 495 2incolu Moe.
6. O. San, $40 &incDlf Nee.
Grauf Ma9ner. 597 9incplu @Oa
SpIepD Mtuut, TAT &incolH Moe.
6. 9}eubau5, $40 &iucoIn Mpe.
mnt. Saplpr, 1917 Sircpln 2lnG.
". Betting, 1926 @Iarf Str.
Sa:ber. 457 @lart Ctr.
Srou %&in6emaun, AL gIorf Sta
o. sc. Bar, 313 GIorf Ctr.
20. u. Monee. 1857 @lart Str.
u. 9ernlaIn, 161 @larf Ctr.
S. Ut. 8esen. 53 @lort Ctr.
8. 9ebner, 5soh @Iart 9Th.
Sanb 8rnS.
y, Soppmonn, 1857 GTarf StK.
s. Smith, 981 @Iarf Str.
Srau 6. Walfer, 453 @ens Stx
20. 8utberTurS, 500 MelS ctr.
Iurnbua, 545 Wels Str.
81. 6. S9miSt $50 WeaS Ctr
6. 20, Glpeet, 707 Meas Str.
SDbu Starr, 280 Weas Str.
y. Gurrie, 306 gGels ctr.
s. SieIe, 344 9geas Ctr,
8. Siner. 800 Wefs Str.
4rutrt, 119 MeaS ctr.
SDbn Bert, I1 Wens Str.
Sehn 9udIen, Eli MenS ctr.
Srau s, Spbnipn, 276 WelS Gt1
g. Wacing, 100 @eas Ctr.
8. 9oaar, 3S3 gDeas Str.
6. fSerian, so QDeas Str.
8. @eber, 1876 9arrabee Ctr.
Sofmaun, AGA 2arrabee Str.
8. Berger, SIT &arrabee Str.
f5rau &. M{pr9ou, 225 9ipiIipn GtR.
3be Columbus. $40 Sinifion Str.
6, @H. 98Aite. 4075 9iniiion Str
g. g. 9teliou, 1874 9tpifton Ctr.
6. AnberIou, 317 9intfipn ctr.
8. M&iiaer, 81 millon Str.
8. q, Gbmonn. sc aDiapD StE
8. Sdurtea, 81 State Str.
s.. T.. 2iebL 255 @~leoelanb Moe.
s. Sdurf, 391 Gebgpid Str,
20. 5. MteBler, 5S7 GebQlpid StE
81. Gn9el, 1893 @ebgnid ctr.
&reuier. 282 @ebgpid Str.
Sobu 9teirt, 294 Gebatpict Str.
9ittieS, 262 Geb9mtcf ctr.
g. 6. 4utnon,, 249 glpbpurn InG
&npter, 403 @lDbourn Npe.
s. @etB, 1923 @lebpurn ape.
q. 80. S9lirf, "a GIDbpurH Ioe.
9tObert 9reeer, 149 Sainois Str
g. Sdraoer, 316 Mortet Str.
&lGDeblab g. Ma1ruien, 30l Wiartet WtE
Sartenberg. 212 @enter Str.
8. Grben, 1879 genter ctr.
Srou SO. Subu, At @u9enie Str
Gu9. Sranael, So Gi1geute Ctr.
Gbas. 90beL. 16 Guoerte Ctr.
Ntar Si9tenltern, $50 &uib str.
GHoIette.
@uottprtuln 9oteL
@ittoria 9otet.
@elliugtou SoteL
8slenb 5pteI.
Gtc@pDs 9otel.
2~eriugtou Sotel
80 @DH9reB ctr.
81 adams Str.
Ill BAN 8ureu Oh.
ITO Sorriion Ctr.
Ill Sarriion ctr.
Oaart 9oteL IS, Str, uno @abaih @pe
, 1893-10-24

Sobant Sncob Wattmmener lit i'm SITTER pun 6e
Sa1ren l1no s @tonaten am Spunta9, ben %. Sttober,
II Hbr Nodbts, uo0 fur3em &eioen i'm Serrn entIdlafen.
Sic 9eerbi9ung finbet om MittlpoG. BEN %. Sftober,
l uDr gtodbmittaes, BPM GrauerbouIe 178 9uaerton Npe.
nodb Wolobeim Itatt. I'm titles Beileio bitten bic Si1-
terbltebeHen Sbrtititta D~fattmitHer, Satin,
nebit &lnberu.
, 1893-10-24

@er auf bas Nben6bGatt ser SQtnois
Staatsseitung 3u abonntren pini9t, i6ide
unS cine g o1tfarte nit ieiner Moreiie.
Brets 6 Gents per @odbe.
, 1893-10-24
SOSeSattsctae.

Sreunben unb 9efonnten bic ~trauri9e gea9ri9t
bob uniere Mutter 9IpoIonta Sod, %qebprene
&tlla1, I'M Glitter bon 20 Sabren rnb 4 MtouateH
Aelte, Wtontag. ben %. OCTOBER, s~eftorben it. Bic
8eer6t9ung fincet Mittlpo9. ben rs. Gttober. l
ubr gto9mlttogs. BON 3rauerbauie 1872 9enrpitr.
ans mad Nalebelm itatt. I'm title SbelluaDme
bitten Die tra'erHoetl 9tuterblie6enen
Spbn Sod, esh..
George Sod, So9"e'
@.artba Sod, 99mie9er=
4i55te Sod, t66ter.
yauI Sinian, 9:uoer.
24ot2t Barbara Meger, S6meiter.
, 1893-10-24

Treunbeu un6 8etnnnteu bic traurtqe Nodridt, bah
meine ltebe Srou &omiie @refmmeIs, 9e6. g6lter,
I'M alter BON So Sobren unb 81 Sngen ianft i'm Serrli
enti6lofeu lit, Die 9eerbigun9 finbet Mittpo9 / ubr
bonn Srauerbauie go. AGO 9lenipopb @pe. aus mad
@0fobeim fat. 6. 6remuteIS.
23nf2t
, 1893-10-24
8enptbem:

Charles Gu9eIbrcGt, 40 Sabre oft. G9obmeiIfes
Der rgBeiteru 9pge SO" 6. Sd. g. 9e9rdbniB uad 9Bun.
oer's &irbbof Ntittlpnd. ben Is. Sttoher, NadbmittaQa
l:3O, oon ietner Wpbnang 1913 8umip Str. SIM gtamen
Der &pge:
Chr. GOT, @efretdr.
, 1893-10-24

IS elo 3u perGetben of ubrsn, 9iomontsn
99nuffassH, 9slssPrs giftOlsn etc 966ftts
&Om y. 9pnuel9 & 60. 118 2earb1fR Gtrass
, 1893-10-24

Nn3etgen In ber MbenDausgabe Ser Sui
nots Staats5eitun9 baben ben beiteu @rfolg,
, 1893-10-24
Nt06lirte 3imnler.


= II permietben: Gin 3immer uueut9eltlid on
- em IebeuSIulti9e5 M0OGen, pel6es 9iouo Ipielt,
bel ttuberloIent Gbepaar, Chicago Npe.
&or. & 48 StaatSseitung.
, 1893-10-24
Sa Derleiben.

a. ell g II 9teetmas7
" &3tr perieiben @eib iii groBen ober fleiHen Surnu1es
apI $auS baInln9s=S egentdno2, Yiaups, 4ier6e, 0d9eu
NIB ga9erbolgfge1ne AZ ieBr %niebrigen gateu anb au
iebe beliebi0e s3ett. MbaabluH9en Der Nnle1ben fDuuen
81 ieber b~eliehiget 3eit 9eula9t uub AMI biee Meife bic
3iuieu reDuatff lperDtn.
@6tcagp Mprtgase Span Co..
So so Goleitr % lptHprl erEer 6lur Rber Der StrnBs
24a9l1t0luiO
, 1893-10-24
betrdtbsfbeine.

8ts berte Mittag tpurben sic ~fo(gen6en
6etratbsl6eine erpirft:
, 1893-10-24

Meiu9t; aaeiuitebeube 5rau Iu6t arbeit, lift gea6te
" M6iderin unb 8Iglerin. fam to6eu 1ln0 aae
bauslIbe arbeit n%errtbten. 1T Der eu9l1beH SpraGe
3Iemli6 m6btig. @br. HI 80 Staats3tq. 2OofSt
, 1893-10-24
SerIangt: 6ranen nnS @GSden.

SerIangt: Sranen nnO WGS6en.
RerIangt; Sin 9utes beutf6es Mdb9en FIR aGge=
~ 1neine 9ausorbett. 9uter 9pbn. g8m. Magner,
6OO1 Stote Ctr, @bUa9p, ST..
WerIan9t; Gtn Mao9en tir @auSarbelt ioiprt
~ A u. 9allteo Str,
NerIan9t fir iofOrt; Sin iunaes @taO4en fur leibte
~ 9ausarbeit. Gin foldes, oaS in Aooueole pobu=
bait lit, ptrb norge5ogen. gtadSutra9en Gfe GlitDu
@oe. unb Melroie Ctr. cine Sreppe bod. 23pf2t
Nerlongt: Sin Wldb9en tar 9ausarbeit; muB Gug.
~ lid iDreiben. 561 Gaplor 9Th.
Nerlaugt; Gin sutes beuti9es Mao9eu far alge=
~ meine @ansarbeit gutter &Obn, @u. Ao9nsr,
60Ot Stote Str, 24ot2t
NerIou9t: Sin 9utes 8i6e1t-9Rdo9eu gutter 9obn.
~ .. Sribrtc0. Al Wabaib Noe.
SSerlaugt: Ginc oaeiultebenee dltere gran, bic cine
~ cute M0iG1ertn lit frete GeIe nab Dmaba, 9teb.
aN rtelhel I'M Central 9otel, S75 6tftb Ane. 24of2t
WerInugt: Sine respectable 5rou, bic beuti6 uuh
~ eagltid) lprt1t mn fir Spei juuge 9amen III elmer
Gr6BereH St0at III 3era5 ben 9ausbalt al fibren. 9l=
tcG SobN Sn0eitdert Titr paiienOe 4erion. slbr. 6. 80
Staot@3t9. 24Df2t
0%SerGon9t; Gin antes 9R0bbeu FIR aa9eueine Sais.
~ ar2et. 54f $IlcDln 2tpe.
, 1893-10-24
Seri9ieOenes.


50 riefmarfen. Qu= uuh gerfouf g gRsnht.
~ 4 ~ SsaSStroRe. Sptl0tiat
, 1893-10-24

BUR geaueult9feit unierer onseieenben Runben baber
MIR NIT ben unteH genonntell Serren em Nhtpmnleu ge
perben 81 ~benielbei Qreiien. ols lpeHn bieTelben brett il
Der .@rpeoItion Der Satnois @tQats5 eitun9 ~obee9eber
lperoer. NH3ei9en iplnie Announcements t6unen an 6ieIer
tuerhez.
, 1893-10-24
8erI0ali6es.

lrrfe 8lale Mabria9erlu, 25 bis so @ents, ouh SnHn=
toys. 5ra4 !. 3eibler. ESQ %. Chicago aoenite,
naDe Wttltpautee Mpe. 20Df6t
0ISabrio9erin Wtabame Saaer 1aat bic inuerIteu Sc.
~ beintnii1e ourdb ben &reusipieoel.
6ptlWt AIS SO. Ban gureu Ctr.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-02
FROM NORTH AND SOUTH ONLY.
Settlers VIII Not Be Allowed to Enter tho
Strip from Either tho East or West.

Settlers VIII Not He Allowed to Enter tho
strip from Either the East or West.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-Secretary
Smith has decided that it would be
best for all settlers to assemble on the
south and north side of the strip and
avoid any complications that might
arise from taking a location on the east
end or even the west end.
Many letters are received Mt the de-
partment covering this same matter
and making inquiry. The following is
reply made by the secretary in
answer to letter received from Hard
ing & Riddle, of Arkansas City:
Gentlemen: l am In receipt OF your letter OF
the 18th inst inquirinR whether under the pres.
ident's proclamation will settlers be allowed
TO make the run for claims from the Usage
and Ponca reservations. That Is, you wish to
know whether 1t will be permissible for par
ties desiring to make homestead entry TO go
up the Usage and Ponca Indian reservation con.
tiguous thereto for tho purpose OF entering up
on the outlet ut the appointed time They will
not be allowed 10 do So Respectfully,
HoKE SMITH
A similar reply was also made to
letter received from W. j. Mendenhall,
of Ell Dorado.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-02
Pennsylyania Pepublicans.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 31.-The re-
publican state convention to- choose
candidates for justice of the supreme
court and state treasurer, met yester-
day. District Attorney George S Gra-
ham named Judge d. Newlin Fell, of
Philadelphia. for the supreme judge
ship, and ex-judge J. T. Hale, of Arm
strong, named Col. Samuel NJ. jamie
son, of Armstrong, for state treasurer.
These were the only nominations made
and they were both by reclamation, no
other names being presented.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-02
THE OLDEST PENsIoNER.
Death Of Mrs Annie Hyde at the Age
of 104.

PBEKsKu.L, N. Y, Aug. 26.-Mrs. An
ME Hyde died at the home OF her
grand-nephew, John Salisbury. on
North avenue, Fishkill Landing, near
here, aged 104 years, 3 months and 20
days She was q well known centena-
risn and the eldest person along the
Hudson river, and probably in the en-
pire state. Mrs Hyde was born in
fshkill village n. Y, April 80, 17so,
preceding by two days the inaugurs-
ton Of George Washington rs the FIRST
president OF the United States Shs
was the oldest pensioner on the PEN
sion rolls Of tho United States govern
mont, drawing monthly stipend OF
O12. Her husband was veteran OF the
war of 1919. During the past few
years her condition has remained about
the same. She has had the best OF
health and has been cheerful, although
deaf. She had . poor eyssight and
crippled limbs. Still she had no sick
days. Her death was not from all
ment proper, but simply q giving out
of the vital forces. For two week
past she has been growing weaker, and
had no desire to sit up. For two day
she mad taken no food, and but little
uourishment. DR.. Strong was called
In TO see the old lady on Sunday, and
he said the end was near then. She
passed away quietly. She has outlived
all her direct relatives, and for forty
years had resided with her grand.
nephew. Mr.. Stotahurx
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-02
silver Men Buying Gold Mines.

New YORK. Aug. 31.-It was reported
here that syndicate, composed of j.
b. Haggin, John w. Mackay and Sem
ator Jones, of Nevada, has about con-
cluded arrangements for the purchase
= of all the gold mines and interests in
the Beauce mining district in the prov
vince of Quebec. These mines are To-
Gated about seventy miles north of the
city of Quebec and are known as the
Gilbert river gold mines.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-02
THE PRESIDENTS COMPLAINT.
An Operation Performed Some Time Ago
an His Upper Jawbonc.

An Operation Performed Some Time Ago
an His Upper Jawbonc.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-Thc publica-
operation on President Cleveland,
which was currently rumored two
months ago, has brought out the fol-
lowing statement from DIR. Ferdinand
HasbrouclS. the dentist: ~ have read
the article which purports to give an
account of President Cleveland's dis
ease and the operation performed upon
him. The publication calls think, for
a statement The presidents disease
is-or was, for the operation may have
been successful in removing it-a
growth in the bones of his left upper
jaw and the adjoining bones of the
nose The operation consisted in re-
moving the diseased portions of the
bone and was performed about 1880
o'clock on the morning of July !, while
the president was on board of Mr..
Benedict's yacht. the Oneida ! want
to say do not think the disease Is the
same as that which caused the death
of Gen. Grant.
''Dr. Bryant, another surgeon whom
will not name, and myself went on
board the yacht ut this city the night
before the operation. 1t is not true the
president went Immediately to bed on
coming ON board that night lie
smoked cigar and seemed perfectly
composed and at ease The next day
about 10 clock the president prepared
himself for the knife. lie was still
entirely composed and cheerful. lie
lay down. announced that he was ready
and j administered nitrous oXyde to
him. He responded to the drug prompt
" and was soon unconscious
'In order to enable the surgeons to
cut away the bone which was the seat
of the disease l extracted two teeth
from the left side of the upper jaw.
The surgeons then took charge. There
was no external incision in the flesh of
the face, the operators working entire
ly in the mouth. The seat of the dis
eased growth was in the lower bones
q the nose and in the adjoining tissue
on the left side of the upper jaw. The
bone was taken away by pieces and
and about an inch removed. While the
operation was in progress, the presi-
dent revived from the effects of the an
esthetic and was obliged to admins
ter it to him second time. No bad
effects were produced by the ancsthetic.
He rallied very quickly. The operation,
so far as / could see, was IN entire sue
cess"
rs the disease cancerous in nature?"
was asked.
THAT / will not say" replied DR..
Hasbroucli. That is for DR.. Bryant
to say and could only be determined
by microscolscal examination of the
bone removed. What the microscopical
examination disclosed have not def
nitely heard. ] understand, however,
the president is progressing rs we'll as
could be expected. j have seen worse
cases, and so far as | know they are
living yet. 1t now only remains for
DIR. Bryant to state what the microscop-
ical examination reveals concerning
the character of the maiady."
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-02
unempIoyed Typorraphers.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3s.-At the regular
meeting of the Chicago Typographical
union No 10 plans for the relief of I'M
employed members were discussed. a
relief fund of 5000 is to be distributed
by the executive officers and an assess
ment will be levied on each of the
working members. 1t was also decided
that no member shall be allowed to
work more than four days in any week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-02
No Money for the Canal.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Judge Benedict
in the United States circuit court has
appointed Thomas b. Atkins receiver
of all the property of the New
York Nicaragua Canal Construction
Co, of which Warner Miller is
president Warner Miller, in an at
tached affidavit, says the company cam
mot meet its obligations
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-02
WILL REDUCE WAGES.
The Union Pacific Plainly Informs III
Employees of q Projected Cut.


OMAHA, Eeb., Aug. 2S.-Wages will
certainly be reduced on the Union
Pacific. About forty men went into
session in response to the call issued by
Secretary Palmer, of the Switchmen's
Mutual Aid association, in anticipa-
ton of the conference called by Gem
eral Manager Dickinson, of the
Union Pacific, in the afternoon. The
meeting was in a pacific spirit, although
there was some loud talk INDUCED in.
Dickinson plainly told them that on
September there would probably be
n general reduction of at least 10 per
cent The men demurred and argued
the matter, but finally went home. It
Is not thought that they will strike.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-07

The people are up in arms; it is not {
mob. but it is the quiet, determined move
ment OF citizens in the direction of bette
government. Woe to the man or set o
men, " no attempt, by fraud or chicanery
to cheat them out of their purpose.