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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08

Mseting of the Worlds Temperance Con
grsss In Chicago Today.

grsss In Chicago To-day.
CHICAGO, June "a Worlds Catholic
temperance congress is In session here
tian OF every phase of the temperance
question II Is TO continue until June
10 Preparations had been made TO seat
5000 delegates from the various Catholic
temperance organizations Papers from
them were presented today, and discus
sious upon them will be held In three
at times specified A large mass meeting
is to be feature of today's proceedings
i'm tie evening.
Every general union is entitled to ten
delegates and one additional for each
5000 members State and local unions
are entitled to five delegates each and
one a additional for evsry 900 members.
Etch individual society, whether at
tached TO u unioa or not, has one dele
gate. and ono extra for every 100 mem
bsrs or fraction thereof over l0l. Every
Catholic diocese. vicariate, parish. uni
versity, college or seminary is entitled to
represent tation, a d clergyman are in
vitsd To attend as delegates Among tho
prominent speakers today were the arch
b SHOP oil Chicago, Rev. Il. A. Feehan,
aud the president OF the Catholic teI.
perancs organizations ut the country,
bishop Cotter Oh Winona, who presided
over the opening deliberations.
This eveuinR q mass meeting will lie
held and adore 'sed by the representative
speakers VI tho >arious Ca hOlIc temper
ance movements The following days
three smaller halls will DO at the dispo-
sal or the congress, and on Friday the
various phases of the tea psrance ques-
tion, az viewed In the papers read on the
first day, will be discussed in the ball
to wnich the assig ameuL slali be made.
On Saturday there vii. DO u NJ Getting of
the repr sen utaJives OF the various Cath
Ollie temperance orxan,z ,ti ms OF tie
United Sta es aud Canada, Tor the pur-
pose of considering the bsst means cal
culated to promote tue temperance cause,
- we'll as the advIsabllity or consolida =
ing the various iud spendeaG NOV, ments
at present existing ia this country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
DIED

ANGrLL-In this city. on the eth inst. Al
years.
BOLLAND-In this city. nth inst. ELIzABrrH,
wife OF John Bolsnd- aged 81 years, A. months.
CAIDwEt,l.-InC Central Falls, 9TH inst, ". G..
CALDwELI, wife OF True w. Caldwell. In the
esd yea OF her age.
EAsTON-In this city, sth inst. JEAvETTE.
widow OF VIII am Easton In her 18th year.
FOsTER-In this city. on the eth inst, THOMAS
5. fosTEH. In the tfth year Of his age.
O'BRIEN-ln this city. on the 9TH Inst, Lizzie
o'BnIrS, daughter of John ana Mary OBrien.
aged 10 months
PALMpR--In Fau River, 9th inst, ADELA rDE
l.. wife Of willis n. Palmer. aged 81 ye srs, 4
month and 81 days
RVrstI,I.-fn this city. 1th inst, WILLIAM
RrssELi. IN the 7ad year OF his are.
TRIE-In Pawtucket the 9th inst. JosHpH
TnrE. IN his oath year. ~
I'VE OO-In thi. city. on The fth ips... pRrDERrCK
y O. WvoD, IN he Hui n year Of his eye.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
BlNGHAMroN

Earned runs-Blnghamton v PTovldehce
Two'base hlts-shss. stanhops, smith,; Sacrifice
Three-base hits-Knight. Bsrnett oampion. Home
lun : Knight stolen bases : Cooney = frisl sd
Campion; Cooney and Campion, First base on
bails-Of Barnett 4; on Fitzgeraid D First base
bases-nlnghamt On III Providence Al. Struck out
by Barnett I; by Fitzgerald \; by srinvan :;
2; Barnett 1. Hit by pitched ball-By Barnett l.
Tlme-2h. ION. Umpire -Doescher.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
Kiverafde.

A strawberry festival and entertain
ment was held in the chapel of ST. Marks
Episcopal church last evening, and was
largely attended.
Riverside lodge, No. 81, X. of p. held
a we'll attended meeting last evening and
worked the rank of knight on two
esouires.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
Arsenica1 Poisoning.

CHICAGO, June s.-Five of the members
Of the family of J. W. Hibbard are lying
critically i'll at their home In Evanston ~
result of arsenlcal poisoning. The vic
Tins were attacked with acute suffering
an hour or two after lunch yesterday. IL
Is supposed that the tea service at the
midday meal contained form OF arsenic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
PAWTUXET.
Senator Aldrich and New York Capitalists
Looking Over the u. X. IL. Extension.

Senator Aldrich and New York Capitalists
Looking Over the u. X. X. Extension.
Albert Potter, superintendent OF the
Union railroad, toeeher with Senator
Aldrich aud party Of New York gentle
men, today inspected the work OF laying
the double track to the :Pawtuxet bridge
and the extension OF the road 70 Lake
wood. The work on the double track Is
progressing. though to those wac dislike s
walking IL seems as if more speed could
be- made IL the contractors were pushed.
Among other 'bakes" down for the
month Of June at Rhodes-on -the-Paw-
tuxet is that of the Mission Workers the
latter part of the month.
Miss Helen Arnold Of Pawtucket, who
has been visl Ling in town, has returned
home.
Edwin +. Rhodes, a former resident of
Pawtuxst, has returned aud rented a
house ON Sea Vie~ avenue.
Mrs. A. r. Stone in i'll with typhoid
rheumatic fever.
The IN, jority of the cottages In
Cottagevilic, ARE already occupied as are
the cottage upon the Neck.
The Edu ewood Tennis club has pur-
CHASED a fl for Il cir grounds on War
wick avenue. Color, yellow with black
border aud in ce t.r OF flag on the yell
low grouud with it's black letters, "E. I.
G."
Misses Mary and Susie Cranston Of
Providence are guess IN town.
George B. Arnold contemp ates build
ing on Broad street.
Trinity chapter of Kings Daughters
hold the final meeting Of the $, ason this
afternoon aud evening AT Pari n hall.
Mrs, Edward Church has re, urned from
a visit Ia Providence, where she has been
for tue past two weeks
Tnc RI. II v. Thomas March Clark,
ID. d., blshop of the diocese. is soon Ia
maze his annuai visitation at Trinity
chapel
James p. Rhodes and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Phettaplace are AZ Juelr sum
mcr +, r,sidencs at Spring Green.
Mrs. Edward .di cnell and children
have returned h me.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08

Earned runs-Amherst 2. Two-base hits-Smith.
Weeks. : oen bases Allen, Lands, sexton.
Steere. Magill, Green First base on bals-stearns
errors-AInuerstb 8; Brown L. Left on .bsses-Am-
herst 2; Brown o. Struck out-Cheney 2 smith,
Lang Z, Green 2. Passed bails-Lang s. Wild
pitches - xtons. 1ime-2h. Lam. Umptro-J. j.
Rrauy ~ Hartford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08

Bostons did not make AN error. In the
ninth ''homer" by Duffy and two singles,
with wild throw by Latham. gave the
Bostons two runs. The SPECTATOR thor
oughly appreciated the hns hitting Of the
Cincinnatis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue OF an order issued from the court OF
common pleas, holden at Providence within
aud Tor the county OF Providence. on the hfth day
OF June, 1898 aud entered as the decree OF said
court ON u nftn day of June. sg3 will be sold AZ
puDllc auction on Saturday, June az, Al ~ O'CLOCK
called, at No $40 Fountain street, In the c.ty OF
Provide ence. the following dessr. bed property at
taehed on an original wri. aiay rs. 1898, At the
suit of A,anson Alexander aud Charles Alex
amer, cU-paiJners, do ng business IN the city OF
Providence In said state, under the nrn name
and style OF Alexander Brothers. of said Provl-
dence, and against Artnur r. White OF said Provi-
dence. said writ beng returnabie 10 the court OF
common pleas hoiaiig at provIds snce wlt..in ami
ior he county OF PROVIDENCE ON the first MSna ay
OF December 1895. VIZ.
One bay mare, ono top-buggy, one harness. one
buffalo roDe. one blanket. halter and one MP
The above property viii be SOLD ior the pent ft ui
whom it may concern. In pursuance OF ,hv auovs
order. ANDI1E BLANCHARD
Providence. June B. 1875. Depusy sner,n
10 U-S-l3-l0
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new YORK & new ENGLAND


Passenger ocTNices WYNN D~yS
rccted tn March 8. 1898.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
TURNS so A. MI ~ 2e, bSo M;,
ETANKNb5SsSS EIi Af1Nbs IS es N I. a ri NJ
80. 's11 o0P. ".
NILE WAsiIiNGToN-7 10, 9Io IL s5 A. NJ
ig96 stS 20 Ss,o 80, III sSPi M, N; NJ. .n
PcSfiAC ARCTIC, ,9uIDNicK-7Ic. IL sSA.M
ASTHoNY-7 sic. s5 A. NJ as aso,
sSaari. 9 n m oSntS SSpi q sTERLrNe-7ia sio AN
,5xssTHY 3 ts; ise = .MMrENl, n Moosup. pLArsRIELp
.@7 10 y 10 A. NJ; t2 o5 Et5 30 p: N,
JEyJET'T CITY VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH
wINDHAM. wiLLiMANric--9 10 A Nj ~ o.
HARTTohp759 10 A;M5 j. o. as9PiM; vru
BURG-9 10 A. NJ.
NORWICH 10 y 10 A. Nj II 0l 43oP.M.
PHILADELPHIA VIA POUGHKEEPsIB-o 10
cHiCAeo AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURa
pAsdokG ASR ERik kNb HIN ISSTrERMGDrATE STATIONS
1856, Gas A, NJ; i2o, 4le $50 and I'll 10 Y. N
returning. leave Pascoag at 30, 10 and 4b A.
NJ. ~ 40. a 10, go 40 y. M.
Trains or boston leave ast end OF Union
Depot, and for Hartford and The West & irom west
end. For Pascoag and way statlons IRON Gasles
Street Depot Providence.
ssSaturdays only. s-Sundsy. only
Tickets between Boston and Provtd snce Qfmite u
IS. JONES. saos. w.R BABcocR. @. p A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08

QUlDRIENNIAL GATHERIyG OF
VETERANS At 81. PAUL TO-DAY.
Sketch of the Acting Commander-in-
Chisf-The Program for Today and To-
morrow-A Glorious Entertainments.

ST. PAUL. June s-The qnadriennial
congress and second reunion of the Loyal
Legion opened here yesterday and con-
tinues today.
The delegates TO the congress number
sixty, three from each state represented.
In additio to the delegates an att nd
ance Of 500 or 800 visitors Is expected.
Massachusetts alone sends over 100 MEM
bers and their ives. The Pennsy.vsuit
and illinois com N anderies signiiied their
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08

sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution, No. e.50l. issusd from
the Court OF Common Pleas holden a. Proxi-
denoe. within and for the county OF Providence,
Judgment Was rendered ON the Sist day Of jan
uary. 1898. returnablc Ia court at the juno
term thereof 1898. wherein William @. Bryant q
brooklyn In the county ~ Kings and State OF
New York Is plaintlfr and Howard X. stokes OF
the city and county OF Providence. state of Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations, IL defendant:
Will be sold AZ public auction ON WEDNESDAY.
the l4th day OF june 1893 a IL o'clock noon az tho
shern's Oihce IN the county court house AZ the
corner of College anu Benefit streets In said city of
Providence. ali the stock or shares that the above
named defendant Howard X Stokes. had al tho
time OF the attacnms mt on the original writ In the
suit In which the above described execution
obtained TO w.t. the AZ day OF November. 1892 al
"A o'clock and 80 minutes a. m. In The Providence
Levied on this Cd day Of June. 1893. at O'Clock
a. m. and Will be sold ~ satisfy said execution II
sufficient. CHARLES n. CHAFFEE.
Je3-l0t Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
Erie. 20; Albany, o.

ERIE. June She home team had q
picnic with the Albanys yesterday after
noon. They batted Callihan At will and
piled up % hits with total of 30. The
~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
Marriage aud Funeral Notices one insertion
S0c. ii! ,ucl, additional Insertion. I5c.
MARRIED.
MGLAsHING-BROwNELL-Att the

M's sLAsHING,BRoWNELL-At the resi-
denCe OF David W. Cuton, 4s3 Washington
street. Providencc, on June I. by the Rev, T. A
y. McBain ID. ID, Mr.. RoBrRT BLISS Nc
GLAsHINe 20 Miss SARAH JANE BRowNELI.
all OF this city.
MCPHERSON syMONDs-In Providence.
3d inst, at the residence OF the brides parents.
by Rev. Samuel H. Webb MARK n. NIcKER-
soN OF Pawtucket and Miss FREDERicA SY-
MoNDs OF Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
Yale, @; Andover, 2.

NEW HAVEN. June 6.-The Yale nine
met the Audover Academy team here To-
day. Paige went to pieces in the fifth
inning and lost the game for his side.
Tue score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
New yorn. sporting sho.man.r Dead.

New YORK, June s-Bryan McSwyny,
In his store, 24o Broadway, early yesterday
morning overcome with smoke, died last
aigbt in Chamber Street hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF execution No. 663o issued from the
Court OF Common fleas holden at Providence
within and for the county or Providence 1udg-
ment was rendered on the 30th lay Of March. A.
ID. 1928 reurnable 10 said court at the June term
thereof. 1873. wherein the Manville Covering
Company, corporation under the laws "a tho
state Of Wisconsin. located aud doing business IN
said Wisconsin. Is piaintlh. and frank u. Mott OF
the city ana county OF Provdencnce. state OF
fendant.
Win be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY. the
1Uth day oI June. Iowa. at az O'clock noon. at the
sherins ONCE In the county court house. At the
corner OF College and benefit streets. In said city
OF II ovoence. ten shares 0f the capital stock that
the cefend ant. Frank Is. Mott had In the ManvilIs
Covering Company OF kaode Island at The tune OF
the attachment on the original writ Ia the suit In
which the above described execution was obtained,
TO wit, April 10Th, 1884, at ~ o'clock noon.
Levied on thls Sd day OF yune, los3. AZ O'Clock
and 80 mibuies n M. aud Will be sold to satisfy
said exec ution, II sufficient.
VHARLEs II, CHAFFEE,
teo-lOt Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
new YORK, NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JANUARY 20. 1894
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Express trains leave PROVIDENCE ., follows.
SIS,scs iinitedD. o cor. u. daily.
Sg New YORK via etoning'on Lins--7 10. 30
For PhILApELPHIA. BALTIMoRE and WASH.
INGToN, via H0rle,n kiver-i0 10 A. M -
doc. exp. 10 10 telp,h ii 10 A, ". Iexp.s . is
exp ; 3 dimi,sds Ses sIp daily sts tezn
Tor SEw ToNpoN-i iaA NJ tdsily. expl go
nspq ,ssosS ss sSsG snsa saS SaS 10 is Ss ss
Somy, 10 (eSpi % doc srg.a 40 ,sccoms
daily. asp. d. texp. daiU
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains lcaye PROVIDENCE m fcuow.
f1I woxcsSSrsso - 4. n ssscoat = YS tsrei. % ,s1p y
s,NSSvss ENOe.vVsssss 3 - Vs scsoS e SO accom-. eeo%
Fsr trains for intermsalats stations ses tima
esss furnishes I" Au =. 'f.1ha \. 1haEHpsrEAp
0sn1 pasa A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08

days game was a slugging match. and
in the two frst innings the home team
batted out twenty-one runs. Bonner
with seven times at bat made FIVE hits,
three Of which were home runs. Tho
score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
Standing of the Clubs.

Base hits Erie, 90; Albany. 12 Errors-Erie, 8,
Albany. 3. Batteries-Erie. Clark-zlmran; Albany.
4 laIIlhan-uosS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
BROWN BEATEN.
The Game Was Poorly Played by Both
sides-YaIe Beats ADdover.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, June S.-Amherst
md Brown played loose game ON Pratt
field at Amhert yesterday, and the home
team won, 9 to q Errors were plenty on
both sides, and the game excited little
interest. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08

BUFFALO, June Yesterdays game
between Buffalo and Troy was close
and exciting one. but was lost by the
home team chiefly through costly errors.
The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08

Hit.-Yale, q; Andover. A. Errors-Ysle. 3; An
dover, g. Batteries. Davis ana keazle; Paigs and
Murphy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
wiike.barre, a7; Springfield, aa.

Base hits-Troy. IL; Buffalo. L., Errors-Troy
Buffalo. 8. Batteries-Troy. Devlin-Cahill; Bunal
shellerman-Dowes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
Q 8 4 S 9 2 8 o

WIKI esbarre... ...~...... IA 2 o 0-27
Springfield ............-. o o . $ 10 LA
Base hits-wilkesbarre, IS; Springfield, rs. Err
wllkesbarre, Gooiaii- McLo igbln. Lake; Spring
neld, Coughlin-Ryan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08

I,o LET-GooD STORES ON SIDE ST. JUST
L OF Wsybosset ct. In lrst-clsss order, new
fronts, po--sssion at once. Address STORES. News
once. 1alO-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
10 LET-MIscELLANEoUs

fv,o LET-CoTTAGE ON VERNON ST NEAR
II pallaS rooms steam heat all modern I'M
provements Address E-is News Office jag-u
INo LET-PART OF OFFICE; FINEST LoCA-
L ton IN city second floor all convoniences In
qure al this ONCE. myiO-f
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Quslano.

= 9ic @eneral78 erIdmmlltng Des 0eut>
idben S6riftiteuer ~8erhanbes in @t1enacb
tpGblte an SteQe oeS auS1cbeiDenDcn ..
QSenseL ein1timmtg Wtloen6ru6 gum Sor@
ltBenben Des 8erbanbes un0 an Steue
2lbolpb StreffuB' gilbert Sraeger in ben
Goritan6. Die 8orltanOsmttglieoer Gnltl
&~ttterS1aus (8armen) uno &arl b. Sbaler
(gSier) tpurben tp~ieDergetpGblt.
- Sn beneibenspertben GernogcnSper7
bGltnilien befinbet iib bic StaotgemetnOe
9ornitetten in @iirttentber9. NuBeroent,
oaB in 6erlelben cine @emeinoe1cbaoenS
umlagc felt ptelen Sabren ntbt 1tattttnoet,
er6Glt beler ie0er 8iirger nob bon Der
StaotfaIie baare 80 Warf, ferner 4 Eaum7
meter Scbeiter, l &lafter Stodbol3 u1o 5O
&eiiobmeuen ais 8%iirgcrgabe. 6erner err
bGlt je6er 8iir9erSiobn, Der betm Nfllttar
aftip bient, ais @eicbenf 80 Oef.
Ser friibere @omman6e1r beS tDlrt7
tembergii6en Qanbidgercorps, Sberlt a.9.
SrltuS @rnit b. @iint6ert, ais 9icbter lI1lo
S6riftiteuer 6ocbgcicbGbt, Elm Sreuno
Giibers, Mt0rifes u1b NotterS, lit I'M 10
9ebensiabr in Stuttgart geitorben.
Die !3tffern, pelde 6os Sittli6feitss
fonto 8erltns beloften, iinb ia ipaDrltdg
ni6t gering, aber iie iteben INNER nodD
binter benienigen aitOerer gScltltaOte 5urlld-
Suppe berecbnete iii ieiner 1870 erldtenez
men Sdbrift: n9as @loeialc 9ett5lt bon
Berlin" Bic 3abl gbieier 9anten" a!lf
IL, 1000, pdbreno mar sur sleteben !3elt y
Nien $4,000 5dElte. SIN Sabre 1854
itanocn in SgIanMs769 peiblibe Perlolen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
:. 1Snr bic S1Ituots @taatsseitum9)
1aeber Seiocas1tdt TIT 2aMtertfa-
Oafenoe Ginribtund.

Der brittle 8unft, cine cute 3uc6t 51 err
,ielen, lift: Yaiienoe @tnri6tltng. Die
Sct6enra1pe lit fem fpilbeS Sbier mebr
tie lit Saulen6c BON Sa6ren geSiibtet wor1
fte bat mandbe ibrer Gi9eni6aften, Die
pilbcn 3uitanoc gebabt, ctngebitBt
t chen g3ud6ttbier" getporOen. Ob Die
,ertraupe, bic @9ina ibr gaterlano
it, bort noob milo rorfommt, lit mir
befannt, a6er ~iebenfauS miro tie itb
rem GuBeren 8elen un0 in tbren Sd
,iten bcDeuteno BON r%lllercll 1eSl9ell
)traltpen uutcri6eioen. 9Souter MN
5eioenraupeu Jest ipteoer brett orallBen
penn Maulbeerbaun1e cr5iebell, 10 ipitrOc
einen poQitdnbigen Sebli6lag er9eben.
muBte aucb elm 6err in Sdlttornlell
ZEN, Der biele titbne Sbee sur Ntstllbs
bringen tpoIte. gu ieinem groBel
tpeien 1ab CT aber, nacb einem Sturnte,
ber gr0Bte She'll 1einer G6iere 6albtoot
6o6en lag. @eil bic S1iere Sa9rtauS
{ bic 6Gbi8feit bes Seitiaugens ibrer
|. { an Sen SlGttern ntcbt ntcbr gcitbt ba>
mas fie aIcb auf ibren Bayern nicbt
{ n0tbig batten, neil 6tenen6e Otene
| i6ncn aQes reicben, mas tie n0tbig bae
10 fielen tie beim Sturnte Derunter-
neil iie 81 corpulent 9epOr0en oenn
Eaben, ben 6ieie SDtere fir iolcbc Sale
| ren uno ficb oaran Deruntcr laiicn,
nicbt me5t Sic n6t6ige Stdrfe, lnO 10
ten tie penn fallen. ltucb ipiuncn bic
pen, fic6 Ielbit iiberIaiien auf ben Ntaul@
bdltmen, nid5t einen 10 ietoenreicben
! IN; fte legen, pte anbere tpilOe 8biere,
h bic RabrHug in groBer Naertge pors
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Jnlano.

= Ser ipegen leiner @brenbaftigfett al1
gemein geacbtete unO nac6 leinem 9tbleben
tief ~bctrauerte peritorbene penn1plpanii9e
Staatsmann uno acknowledgements
Samuel S. &anbal Fat nicbt Oas ~ger;n8ite
8erm0gen b%interlalieu. Sn Dem bel Dem
gla6laBgeribt in PHILADELPHIA eingereicbten
ger5sicbntiie lit Ser @eiammtipert6 Oes
g}a6laiies altf 1891 angcgeben, mdbreno
bas Qlrstlobn aus bet lebten &ranfDeit unb
bic gegrGbniBfoiten S%uiantmcn ben 8etra9
BON $1194.15 errei6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02

-0erSo6n 6cs einit bon 6em8aiierTrteo~
ricb entlaiieuen preuBii6en Utintiters bes
Snnern BON 8uttfamer, g8ilbelm b. guttz
%farner, bat iicb nad elmer einigermaBen
itiirmiiden Qautbabu ais SoIoat, See
mann lln0 @eieuicboftsmeniD I'M Nllgez
mcinen, Ser 6eilsarmce in 9etp Oorf IN bic
Q(rme geporfen, pelcber ct g~ege1fpdrtig ais
@emeiner angeb0rt, unb liegt in einem
.R%ranfenbauie al elmer i6peren Sttbs
purbe 0arnieoer. ST bOrtc in ieinem Soft
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itod6en. Ser S3lag auf ben aopf betdlbte
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puroe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-25
R.ls.leslnE extraordinary In Paris.

Rtfisticking Extraordinary In Paris.
Paris has ON u coat of many colors. Its
walls ere covered with the professions OF
faith. in all hues. and tints, OF candi-
dates for the town council, the govern.
ment alone having the right to stick
white bills. Eighteen hundred billstick-
ers have been at work night and day.
They only take snatches of rest in the
Offices OF ~billsticking contractors, where
they throw themselves to sleep awhile
on piles Of placards.
They start out in shifts of six or seven,
and before they come back placard from
$50 TO 800 bills. irving wherever they can
to cover over the bills of hostile candi-
dates. Each member of each shift earns
5francs for every $50 that he sticks. He
makes during the war of placards, which
lasts three weeks. about % francs a day
and night.
The paste pot with which he is sup.
piled contains A pounds, enough to stick
1000 bills, the weight Of which 10 9
pounds. One Of the gang carries q lad
der. There are 600 candidates, for each
Of which about $1,000 bills are stuck.
This uses up 1900, 900 Of them and $780,.
600 kilos of paste. Besides this placard.
ing each candidate sends round to the
electors in addressed envelopes a profes
sion of faith and voting tickets. Nine.
teen hundred persons at 8 francs aday are
engaged in writing the addresses. Paris
Letter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-25
Keeping sti,1 Half . Minute.

There was no sound except the faint
and regular tick of q watch. Otherwise
silence and gloom pervaded the elegantly
furnished drawing room
In one chair sat Q beautiful girl, her
lips tightly closed, her eyes staring
straight before her and her every mus.
Gle tense with . powerful effort Of sell
control. In another sat q young man
whose face expressed seriousness but
confidence. In his hand he held an open
watch, which he observed closely, only
raising his eyes now and then to glanct
at the beautiful girl, who seemed to b
in such agony. Five seconds, 10, 10, q
seconds passed. The position Of neithel
the young man nor beautiful girl hat
changed. Suddenly her eyes gleamet
with . wild light; her bosom heaved; sh'
clasped her hands convulsively.
Il must speak, burst from her blood
less lips.
"Twenty-four seconds" said the youni
man as he closed the watch and put !
back into his pocket. You lose tn
caramels by six seconds exactly"
He had bet ON q sure thing. but sh
wot not.-Truth.