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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-05-11
EDWARD. D.8UBAN


Is known by every man, woman and
child in the city The ''Saucy Pat of
bov is the witty ''hail fellow we'll met"
of a man among men. He has lived
here for many years, married and rear
ed his family and acquired competence
here. Through his efforts some valu
able swamp land in the city has been
reclaimed. He has served the city
as street commissioner in which posi-
ton he gave excellent satisfaction.
His early life wasspent logging, lumber
ing and running the Wisconsin river.
His varied experience will be of value
in solving the intricacies of street i'm
provments in this city.
JOHN HENRY
Left farming to enter on a business
life in the city, but brought the farmers
practical common sense, thoughtfulness
of detail and consideration of small
things to temper his life. He is mid
die aged intelligent German and the
chosen representative of the second
ward. He furnishes the city's team,
kept for the fire company's use, one of
the most needed acquisitions made dur
ing the past year. He represents the
working mans interests and honors
their vocation.
LOUIS SCHROEDER
Came here from Milwaukee in 1880
and has worked at his trade as carpenter
ever since. He is middle aged intelli-
gent German, sober, industrious and
well balanced. He has served two
terms in the council, and is valuable
man there. While social and genial in
disposition he possesses firmness enough
to stand for what he considers the best
interest of his constituents and the citi-
zens of the first ward have done wisely
in retaining him for his third year.
DIR. o. T. HoUGEN
Is a strong power in the council, hay
ing youth, energy, brains and educa-
ton. He came to this city and located
about five years ago and has built up a
lucrative practice. He is the city and
county physician. Us the President
of the North Western Medical associa-
ton and man everywhere honored
for his broad liberal views, and genial
personality. In educational matters he
is progressive and takes an earnest
stand for al that pertains to liberal
education. Non sectarian he is liberal
subscriber to church funds, socially he
is popular IN all circles of society. A
man to be safely trusted with the affairs
of city that aims to be progressive
and metropolitan.
DR.. Hougen is serving his second
year on the council to the entire satls-
faction of all.
JACOB LUIH
Is large property owner here, a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-05-11
JACOB LUIz

Is large property owner here, a
clear headed shrewd business man
whose interests are identified with the
city's growth and prosperity. He has
been, and will be strong factor in the
aldermanic circle. He is brewer and
while having large revenue spends
money liberally for improvements.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-05-11

We solicit any business connected with
banking, and promise prompt and
careful attention to every interest
entrusted to us.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-05-11

real improvements bst knows the value
of money well enough to consider well
the city's need before expending pub
lie moneys.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-05-11

Is an old resident here and owns
much property in different parts of the
county. Two sons are prominent in
business circles, one of them being
treasurer Of the town of Grand
Rapids and the other head clerk in the
City Cash store. Mr.. Timm possesses
the respect and confidence of the COM
munity, and brings to the council the
ripe experience of a successful busi=
ness life and the mature Judgment of a
man who has long been identified with
the interests of the city and county,
He will not be niggard in voting for
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11
Gin pnrrdJln9 fir nrn Bautn-
pflnr,ltnsstue.

g(m SaumpilanSun9stn9e luuroen Die
S6uleu in unIerer Staot uno Der ytada
borl6ait seihlOlien. 0o6 ihelnt es,
OILS oh Die Gebrer, luenn lie ben S6ils
lern pertiiuocn rNtOr9en finoet teIne
S6ule itntt", oielelben eutlanen ogne
ibnen Die eigertli6e 8eoeutun9 oieles
pom @Ouperueur ais 5isrtos beItImm-
ten cages tlar 81 MAIDEN uno bod III
es 9eraoe fir Die 2ebrer Gin leihtes,
Die & lnoer bel einem III cerdnItaltenoeu
Hitnit uuter lbeiluabme Der Sdulpaa
trpne 81 ueraulaiieu, al lenem Gage
BGume Su pflanjen. Sn erIter 9Inte
Iollte in Der llm9ebun9 Der ShulgebGuoe
ielbIt fir ldattise YldBs Sor9e 9etras
gen neroen. 8ie penise uuierer lGnolis
6en S6ulbduler befinoeu li6 inter
Snumanpilan5uu9Pu ooer inmitten BON
@eItrdu6? Sier iiuo pOr sIaem Die
Qebrer uno Qebrerinneu oarau
Sbulb, ipel6e, nenn lie Die atnoer oas
81 anipornten, Die llm9ebun9 Der S6ule
III turjer 3eIt nit Sdumen uno Straub=
tperf perih0neru t0nnten. Die meiiten
S6ulen, beiOuoers aber au6 Die 9roBcn
Steiuceloiie, oft aui elmer slHbObe gelez
gen, MAIDEN aui zen SrI6nucr eiuen
0oeu, fnblen @inorud. Sabr ein Sabr
aus pergebt, aber Der BnumanpIlauz
Sunsstu9 miro sum relnenp Summeltu9e"
9eltempeIt.
0a alio NIT einem lolheu, trob Der
9roBnrti9ea YrOtlamntiUu oes @Ouuerz
neurs, oow niht piel gtuseu 9elIiitet
niro, 10 mare eS am Snoe rntbiam, an
bere Mtittel uno g8ese 81 iiuoen, I'M
mebr S6atteu iiir Die UteuI6bett 81
idaifen, iuabreno man iOnit im allgemels
men mebr 2idt auItrebt.
@S iOute Dem @Ouperneur Die Seiug
nib ertheilt ueroen, eineu patriotii6en
Biirser 81 ernennen, um bic Counties
oes Gtaates 81 bereiien mo III jebem
einSelnen aOmlteS ju ernennen, iuelde
es lid sur gluisabe MAIDEN,
babin Su wirteu, oaB all jenem
belttmmten Gage IN allen Srtl9afs
ten cine 9ewiiie Nnjabl Sdume sepflan5t
iperbsn. Seoes County iollte auBeroem
eine Summe auibrin9en, I'M cine GENT
9eube Mense Sdume gu einem mdiii9eu
lSreiie ST beldaffen, 10 oaS Seoerm0uIi
oielsloen gang III Der giGbe be5leben
fam. 3enn es iit gar Manher, Der
iiberbaupt nlft uelB. all iuen er lid in
bieier Siniidt wenoen ioll, and miro
Yislen ilber lbre ull;u srpBe 8eauem.
lidteit Ober gladldiiisieit binwessebul.
fen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11
Rertprprit1t uidJt nardJfiibr-
bar.

@eniisenoe @riinoe i6einen jebt
porbanoen su iein. Inn ben unter oem
Staatsminiiter Blaine abseidlpiieneu
,Sanoelsuertrag nit @uba uno Braiilien
fir null uno ni6tis 81 erfldren, iuenH
aud Der lestere Staat nift 10 auseu-
iheinlid wIe Die ipaniihe8esieruns ben
Berira9 perlebt bat. gSir pertrat,n Dor
2Sahren ppllitdnota oie@e9enieitisfeits
polititSlalneS. inoem mir uns BON feinen
8arteipOrurtbeilen leiten lieBen.
Der sroBe Staatsmann erlanste |. ).
oou ben ertremen ShubS6lnern ipie
Mc8inlep, 8eeo unb 8ouiorten ben 3us
iab CUR Tarifbil, baB bic 30lle aui Suf.
fer. 3bee, &nffe unb pdute MIR oeshnlb
aufseboben puroeu, nm oiejeniaen Cant
Der, bon benen mir oieie Yrooufte beSie'
ben, Su dbnlifen 8ereiiuitiaun9en be
siislib Der @iniubr unierer @rSeu9nil.
ie su peranlaiien. DerBrdiibent purbe
aleidseitis ermdhti9t, Die alten 90ue
tpieoer in &raft treten Al laiien ober
Htti uHVSltU ScutitH UltIC EuHutt uuii
unierem Marfte ausSuihlieBen, ialls bic
bur6 8ertras uus setudbrten @eraiin
itiaunaen nift ausaefiibrt iuiirben.
Muf tieiem Stanbpunft bes 8ertrass.
bruds iteben iie beute; bic Soffnunsen,
iuelde man bamals auf cine sroBartise
@ntmideluns oes Sanoels nit ienen
2dnbern iebte, lie iinb uueriiillt seblie.
ben. 60 1T es beionbers Cuba, iuelbes
uus einen Streih ipielt unb ben @ers
tras burd Guilesuns einer slcciieSteuer
unpopular 5u MAIDEN uerIteht
Gud bel unIsrer @infubr iol.
der @acren, aui ipelde uah benz Der.
TRACE cine SteuerermdBisuns rubt
maht iie Sdipieriafeiten, 70 oaB in
@irflihteit eipe Werlebuna bes6anoels'
pertrages porliest. gei 8raiilien ban-
belt es iih mebr nm cine falide Gusle.
suns eines Iunftes i'm gertrase, natiir'
li6 niht 81 unieren GunIten.
90 erbeiidt cine berartiae idledt,
GrfnbruHs nit berGeeiprocitdt, baB elm,
8cllrefprm unbebnat nothnenbia III. bod
1T sn boifen, oab bic Sanoelsbeaiebun'
gen nit iensn ldnbern niht burd hob'
86lle pollltdnbis in's Stoden seratber
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11
Observation-Disclosures srr
3udterbnuntp.

Die enolite 2biurs Der 6ra9e be.
treff Nuibebuu9 Der 3uderbountp opn
Selten Der Ser. Staaten ltebt in uuber
glusIi6: ourb oeu nGbIten SOn9reB.
Son ytem Orleans tommt Die gtahrift,
ouB Die 3uderrpbr. YlantaSeubeiiBer in
nl9t gelin9c glufreSurs bieriiber 9era.
then linb. Ser Yraiioent iea Io9ar,
UNI ole'e wid t sc 2lnselesenbeit 5u be.
l6leunisen, Dem @enerul glnpolt in
@aibingtOn Die 6rnse uOr9ele9t baben,
Oh es fein @eieS 9dbe, Die BOuntn Iofort
III beleiti9en, obne Die Berutbru9eu oes
9OnsreBes I'M udblten g8inter abjn.
marten.
@s 1T oemsendB BON Den 3uderiutes
reIIenten bei6lOIlen uOroeH, elneG Onuen'
tion abjubnlteu, lin ii6 iiber Die Situ'
alton ju beratben II. J. am 10. Sunt III
gtep SIBERIA. Die 9Onoeutlun pill
elnen Yeridt ausnrbeiteu, um
onS @ahstbum Der 3uder Snbultrie
II tier Dem YOuntp. Spitem, bic orOBe
NuSnbl uou Inseitellteu unO 9lrbeiteru,
Die bel oieier Suoultrie Seidarti9uns
iiuoen, uno oas Capital Don Wtlulpnen
Dollars, ueraus3abt iiirNui6inerlen I'M
9toroen glmerltas, Dor Nu3en Su iilbren.
Sic nil neiter uerIuben, oas Wiitleio
fir iid rese 81 MAIDEN, bur6 cine 8e.
lueisfiibrun9, oaB Gle 3uders SuouItrie
our6 g8e9ial Der Sourtp ruinlrt (?)
ieiu miiroe. Gin aomite Ipll na6
8uibin9tOn selanot ueroeu, I'm ShuB
irseno uelder slrt 81 uerlansen uuo iiA
Die Heibiilie Der n0roliden @el6dits
bduier Su peribaifen. 9tun, es I9eint
int, ais Oh bic 3uderbarOne balo an
Den VettelItab fOmmen miibten Die
@etreuen Glepelano's iuerben fie ihon
eines 8eSieren belebren uno ben Rnffi
neur, auber ibnen Die Bountp als
mil6euoe Sub fernerbin nidt mtbr ~
laHeu, wabrideinlld nod einen Gent
Steuer per Yiuno importirten 3uders
auierleseu. 90 it's re6t, @rouer!
SUn Der 9r6Bten 5ragweite fuiiroe
cine Sountp fir ben Inbau DON 9uder
rIben iein. Der Obne 6rase berufen lit,
in dGernddlter ,3eit bel uns elne beoeu
teuoe &olle sleidpie in europa 5u ipie.
len. sic wiiroe nidt uur einSelneu
@tillipndreu, iOnoern oireft uno inoireft
| fait Der sarSen Seu6lteruns in ben Ser.
Staaten su Cute fommen fonneu
Die @eiSenbauer haben feline llriahe,
iib bieriiber Su beunrubisen, oenn ibr
9anb eIsnet iib am Seiten iiir 3uder'
riibenbau uuo lit es SeSbalb eber wabr.
ideinlif', buB iie iid, in 5Olse oes 10:
ben Grtrases benz &lbenbau. 81 bieiem
balD euti6lieBeu ul,o cine oerartise &C..
rettfertgte Bountp NIT einbeimien
piiroen. Gui oiele @eiie tdmen bic
Staatsseloer screhter sur 8ertbeiluns,
als inter benz iesisen Raubipitem.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11
Ieuerl1Td1TuTteme fir klri-
mere 9t1nte.

Sc mebr Die Erpiperitdt elnes Qans
oes Sunlmmt, lei es, baB oeren llripruna
lib aui Die 8erbeiieruna Der Yobenpers
bGltnilie ourh rationale Gultur, aui
YlsbSu6t in sroBem WaBItabe ober aui
bic Gusoebuung Der Snbultrie II. (. 10.
sriinbet, nm 10 mehr aub tritt in Stdo.
ten uno Ortibaften bas 8eoiiriniB uno
iblieBlib bic Notbmeuoi9feit berpor,
Die 6iientliden Yerfebrsmittel uno Gin
rihtunsen oerielben Su usrbe1ern. Sc
beitebt oa elm enser 3uiammenbans,
oas Cine 1T bic losiide 5olse bes GIN.
oeren.
Is 1T erfreulid, bier in unlerem
Staate Sao. Oafota bic 8abrnebmuna
5u MAIDEN, oaB ii9 in pielen tleineren
Stdbten lestbin cine Sewesuns, ia Elm
uollitdnoiser umlhnung funo giebt,
lpelder niht nur oarauf bineentet, ION.
tern elm iiheres Gnjeiden 1T, oab iibers
al @elt pprbanoen, Inn oieie pber ieus
neue glulase relp. 8erbe0eruns Su un'
ternebmen. llno uenn bier uno oa aud
feline 10 beoentenoen Soften aufser anbl
peroen, immerhin III eS elm Beipeis oes
Tortidritts, bes 8eitrebens. aui ber
Stiuopuntt Su selansen, auf welGen iid
Stdbte anoerer Staaten aus benz alei'
hen @runbe, ndmlid aus benz Der Yro'
iperltdt. haben emporIdminsen f5nren
@ir fOmmen pislleiai ipdter einmal auI
Die llriahen oieier iuadienoen Silis'
auellen in Glib Dafota ndher suriid
Sir beute tuollen mir anf cine gerbeiie'
rnns biniueiien, bic in lebterer 3eit In
manherStatt unieres Staotes 3urSbra'
DE aebraAt nno 10 beirah snr3aaesfraal
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11

Nlfrebg8id, ueher ingroptinas ieis
men Spielfameraoen. Otis Gltou, eridoB,
ipuroe ourd Sberifi5 nadggatertoun
in Si6erbeit sebraht Or nil ieineu
Greuno burhllnuorii6trgfeit umsebradi
haben. @eaenpdrtis 1T Der Suuse Der
einJiae Sniaiie bes @eidnsnibes. Der
@eridtsboi tritt erit um 20 Sum- 5u.
lammen
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11
Waitdea sas.oatota 9onneraag, Den II. @tat 1898.

iOnoern our6 bic @eisbeit Der jebt an
8uoer befiuolihen Re9ierurs 10 9ere:
eelt weroen. oab ons ameritauiidle Boli
nit 9eredtem StolSe III ibr emporblit.
fen bari.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11
Champeny8ros,'
Department
Store.

9os 9r6Bte @efdft III Witdea man Butter uno gisi
ge9en falt ales nur 9entbare eintaufen tann.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11

2Str be5ablen ben ulerb6fien Greis fir Butter uuo
uno oertdnfen unlere gSuaren 9runOblig.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11

gSir uertaufen Gud SeioeritOfie uno Mdntel biGl
De anOere Sirma in SiiO Iatuta.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-05-11

gSir pcrtauren Saucu Shubcn SSie io? iraat 5br
gSeil mir lie 10 blig uertalieu:
6rauenbube sl.O0 Mdnneridlube sl.OO
Srn9 Cure Butter uo mndt Die portbelbaiten gntdufs
bet @bampenp Srptbers.
Wttheu, 2. ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13
SOARING THE WARDENS
Charlestown Prisoners Again
Raising a Rumpus.
MATERIALS FOR ESCAPE FOUND

rhcy Have Been sbut.n Their Cons Sine,
the Searching Began and Hccoming I'm.
patient They shake mt uuidmg and
Break Nearly Every Pane of GLASS in tn,
establishment.
BoaroN. Morch 13.-There were more
iisgraceful scenes in the Charleztovn prisor
yesterday Paude uium reisael all day
and the prisoners did not cease their uois,
after nigmfaN
1t was started by wt5liug the window.
on the lower tier This wa, the signal for
% general din all over the institution
The noise from the 800 cell. seemed tc
shake the building andalarmed the guard,
most thoroughly There was "a hurryinl
in various directions, as there was a fsai
chat some of the men were trying to escape
under the cover of the noise
The convicts have been locked up sine,
Gov. Russell's first visit, and their demon
stratious since then have shown that they
do not like il. The presence of Wardcr
Lowering had no effect, for the men KEEP
mp the racket all day, and very little o
the glass is left. The new warden is t,
take charge next week.
In terretting among the workshops yes
terday the guards found all the parapher
MALTA necessary for an escape. Hack anC
hand saws coils of rope and scaling hook
were discovered sufficient to liberate every
man in the prison if once the guards
were disposed Of The equipment wa
most complete No religious services wer,
held yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13
LARGE AMOUNT OF BULLION.


dclphiu Mint.
PHILADELPHIA. March 13.-The vaults of
the United States mint, in this city, hold
the largest amount of bar silver ever stored
in one place in the United States The
quantity is 100000 ounces or fully
enough with the usual alloy to make no
less chan 1jO, ,OOO,O 600 silver dollars
The steel walled treasure holders are filed
to overfowing and the bullion is being re
ceiycd from the government at the rate Of
j,S0OOO0 ounces a month, Besides this
amount, there is sealed in the separate
vaults $50, 100000 in coined silver The
seal on the door has not been broken for
two years
1t has been found necessary to have an
other steel-liued vault constructed for the
sole purpose of storing the bullion The
new vault is about ten feet from floor ia
ceiling, eight feet wide and thirty-live feet
long. With the silver piled clear up to the
ceiling, this new storage place will hold
only 2O.OODO 600 ounces. and at the present
rate it will be filed in less than six months.
The construction of still another storage
place will be an absolute necessity should
the purchase of silver continue.
Previous to 1880 it was rare event tc
! have stored within the walls of the mint
more than a million ounces of bullion
There never was a day up to that time wher
| there were three million ounces at one tint
! on hand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13
Drowned in Their Buggy.

MIDLAND, Mich. March 13-Fred Lais-
ure, with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Hattie Sui
livan, both of this place, We're drowned a
short distance from here yesterday, He
was driving along the road to Sanford, and
tried to cross a ravine which, on account OF
the over-nowed river, was full of water.
Lhe buggy, however, sank and its two oc-
aupants were drowned after a desperate
struggle TO reach the bank
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13

PHILADELPHIA March 13-The Reading
railroad has abandoned its old station at
Ninth and Green streets as the place OF
departure and arrival OF New York trains
and the trains on that division now start
from the new terminal station at Twelfth
and Market streets The terminal is much
more conveniently situated for the travel
ing public than the old station and an
extra car is run on all trains to accommo-
date the increase in the number Of passen-
gers
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13

Fort PLAIN, N. Y, March 18-The
murder of Henry Crounse Thursday night
is still the theme of much discussion in the
Mohawk Valley The arrest Of two men
and their release gives additional interest
to the mystery. By many the story told
by the murdered mans wife is regarded as
singular, and there is a growing belief
that she knows more OF the murder than
she has thus far told.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13
MANN,s BODY FOUND.

Under a Pile Of stones Covered by Snow
for Three Weeks
GETrYsRuKG, Pa March 13.--The body
Of a young man named Mann has been
found under pile Of rocks on the South
mountain, west of this place He had been
murdered.
His lower jaw was cut off, and there
were deep cuts on the back of the head lie
had been missing three weeks The heavy
snow on the mountain kept the body in q
state of preservation.
The murdered man was a woodcutter,
and his companion, Henry Heist, is sus
pected of the crime
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13
VIII orer a s1s. 600 Purse.

New YoRK, March 13-A dispatch from
st. Paul, Mimi, says: est Paul lost the
Hall-Fitzsimmons fight by police interlcr-
ence. 1t may secure the Mitchell Corbett
fight. The Phoenix Athletic club, composed
Of the wealthiest men in the city, has de
cided to offer a purse Of SO, coo for the
event. The present laws prohibit prize
fighting, but a bill has passed the House
which win settle the difficulty, and it is be-
lieyed will pass the Senate The managers
have been communicated with
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13

WuKEsBABIE, March 13.-The west end
breaker at Monacaqla operated by the
West End Coal company has been destroyed
10y fire Nearly 500 men and boys ara
thrown out of employment for an indef-
mite times, The origin of the fire is sup
posed to be incendiary. The loss is estima-
ted at $40, ,O00 partially insured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13
stenmer smn.hsd br the MOOD.

RoCHEsTER, NY, March 13.-When the
ice foe in the lower G,neEee broke the
stegmer City Of Rochester yTas torn from its
meoring at Charlotte and hurled against
The Rome Wateruowu & OTdausbWg
bridge, being completely wrecked. Two
yachts snd a ferry boat were carried mt0
Jhe lake and lost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13

New York, March 13 -EN. Professor
Totten has not given up prophecy siuce his
retirement from duty in Yale College lie
has latterly been engaged in fixing the pre-
else tiuae described as the midnight hour in
the parable Of the Ten Virgins by cal
culatious which he himself finds as cleal' aa
day, the Twelfth stroke of the clock which
is to indicate tine midnight hour WHOM
the Son Of Man viii come will sound in the
September equinox of this year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13
ToHead on Cholera.

CINCINNATI, March ia call for a
meeting of the National Association of the
State Boards OF Health to be held in New
York April 5, was authorized to be issued
during a meeting of the officials Of the as
sociation held here to-day. The object is
TO adopt measures to prevent the spread Of
cholera in this country next summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13
John L. Arrested in clnclnnnti.

CINCINNATI March 13.-John l.. Sullivan,
the pugilist. appeared on the stage in 4
theatrical performance before a crowded
house last night. He was arrested along
with other actors after the performance, as
is the custom in Cincinnati, and was taken
to the police station and charged with vio-
lation of the Sunday laws. An immense
crowd followed him cheering Justify. The
eX-champion enjoyed his distinction and
remarked Il am drawing card still.
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Delay to the Paris.

New YORK, March 13-Ths American
line steamer Paris viii not sail until We'd
nesday. The Paris was originally scheduled
TO sail at noon Saturday, but the date was
postponed until to-day on account of an ac-
cident to her port engines She is further
delayed awaiting the usual midWesk mails.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13

NEW YoBT March 18-Major John
Byme has written to Dr. Thomas Adds
Emmett, President Of the National Federa-
tion of America, offering 10 contribute
81 800 towards a promised fund of $780,
600 'to enable Ireland to sustain Mr.
Gladstones in his effort in her behalf
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THE eALDwINsvLLE TRAGEDY.
Michael sullivan Shows Little Remors
for shOouing His Son.

1Iichael Sullivan Shows Little HemOrse
for shooting His Son.
GARDNER, Mass, March 13.-AIichael
Sullivan, of Baldwinsville, who shot his
l8-year old son Michael Friday pleaded
guilty and was held in $4,000 un-
Ill the 25th
The prisoner l, &c lid the shooting in
self-defease, is uar Sol r, and if he should
get a liz scu o., ne would be glad of it
as it would keep Jam away from the whole
crow He r9ia that he had not eaten a
meal wioh th.i mi r for a u,u Der of years.
aLueGnd dIuA. .epuess grt many times and
has y, - tough charactcr for years. lie
is so years a. 1t is thought the boy will
1ia
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FoNDA, n. Y, March 1S-Thers is a
general thaw in the Mohawk valley, the
small streams are greatly swollen and the
river is high. In nearly every village of
the valley the cellars are filed with water,
The country roads are In bad condition
and some are impossible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13

CANAJoHARIE, n Y, March 13,-There
Is an ice gorge in the Mohawk river below
Palatine bridge. The ice is stin firm
above the bridge and over two feet thick.
The water has been Iisin steadily all day
and the lowlands ara Hooded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 13.--Goyernor
Mckinley insists that Col. Hamilton, OF the
Seventeenth o. n. c., shall recall a circu-
lar asking his men to contribute 81 each TO
help Hquidate the governors Indebtedness.
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CHICAGO, March 13.-The work of the
National Jury of Selection has been fin
ished The number Of American works Of
art accepted BY the local juries in the East
ern States and in Europe is considerably
over 900
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Cry OF MEXICO March 19-The ap-
pointment OF Isaac P. Gray as United
States Minister TO Mexico apparently gives
general satisfaction mere.