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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13
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Venus, after an absence of nearly
a year, has again made her appear
ance as a evening star, and may
now be seen for short time in the
early evening in the West. She
will continue to adorn the Western
skies during the remainder of the
year, growing brighter as the
months pass, and not reaching her
greatest brilliancy until the 9th of
January next.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13
c. NJ. DAsHNER,
Gun and Locksmith,
POINT PLEASANT.

SHoT GUNS choke-bored for close ana
- hard shooting. Locks repaired and KEYS
htted- Bicycles and Veloeipedes repaired
scissors sharpened. DC. July Y ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

There is nothing like promptness
in business. 1t is one of the keys
to success. Be on time. Don't
hold business back because of neg
.ligence
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

Leaves are beginning to fall and
put on autumn tints.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

Huntington: William Thompson,
a laborer, aged 4s, walked to the c.
& o. freight house to see the night
He had to ascend a
fight of stairs and when he reached
the top of the stairs began bleeding
from the lungs, and in an instant
sank to the ground and expired.
Thompson was u single man and has
relatives in Virginia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

Huntington: Dabney Moore, a G.
& o. Railroad conductor, met with
a severe accident, below this city,
and his left foot was run over and
crushed so that it became necessary
to amputate the member. Dabney
is one of the best known railroad
men in this section,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

Parkersburg: II. Harris an en-
pIoye of DIR. Camden, tried to COM
NIT suicide by hanging himself in
the Doctors barn. Some one hap
pened to see Harris hanging just in
time to summon the doctor. Whea
Harris was brought around he
stretched himself leisurely and said:
"Must have oversight myself, guess
I'll go to breakfast Harris
couldn't be convinced that he had
hung himself, for he was mad. He
will be sent to an asylum.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

Great preparations are being
made at Elk City for the reunion
of the seventh West Virginia caval-
Y, which is to be held there Sep
tember 10th and 21st.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

al. b. Church, Mr.. G. Nj. Whaley,
foreman of the REGISTER office, to
Miss Annie Duvall, all of this city.
The happy couple have the best
wishes of this office and hundreds
of friends for bright and prosper
GUS future.
By Rev. c. ]. Trippett, Sept. 70,
1893, at the M. E. Parsonage. Mr..
Isaac Scarberry and Miss Nancy
Ball, both of Mason county.
We direct attention to the new
advertisement of NJ. NJ. Laidley, in
this paper. He has his store chuck
full of nice shoes and boots of all
the latest styles, for both ladies and
gentleman, and is now Offering
them at lower prices than has ever
ruled heretofore. If you want a
nice fitting shoe, Laidley's is the
place to get it.
Mr.. Louis Klein, the new Cloth
Ter, left Sunday for the East to pur-
chase big stock of fall and winter
goods. His grand opening will
take place between the 18th and
goth. Read his new advertisement
and awais the arrival of the new
goods. ~
The following Democrats have
been within the past week appointed
to the positions of Fourth Class
Postmasters, in the Fourth District:
Chas. Harris, Debby, this county;
d. II. Valentine, Ok Bow, Richie
county.
A Texas farmer destroyed the
lice on his cattle by rubbing them
with raw onion. 1t took two or
three onions to each animal. but not
one louise escaped death. Hero is a
pointer, Mr.. Farmer, worth FASTING
in your scrap book.
Point Pleasant is putting on city
airs. About half dozen newsboys
yelling, "mornin' and evenin' pa
pers; all about the murder an the
horrible accident" is a common
thing.
Aco1DENT.-On Friday last Mrs.
C. NJ. Whittier had the misfortune
to slip on the walk at her residence
severely spraining one of her
ankles.
You pay hard cash for printing
and you want the best that can be
had for the price; and you can get
it when you bring your orders to
this Office.
There is nothing like promptness
in business. 1t is one of the keys
to success. Be on time. Don't
hold business back because of neg
Iligence.
The water melon crop this season
is said to be the largest and best
ever raised in the county, and the
prices realized were much better
than in former years.
VIM. steinbaeh is the only first
class barber in the town. call and
ba convinced.
The monkey and his master were
on our streets the first of the week
to the delight OF the small boy and
the older ones too.
The Wayne Ne,os, one of the best
aud ablest Democratic weeklies in
the State, has passed its goth birth
day. May it ever prosper.
Gwinn Bros, of Huntington, have
entered suit against the o. R. R. r.,
for $50, 600, for alledgod damages to
their mill property.
Great preparations are being
made at Elk City for the reunion
of the seventh West Virginia caval-
Y, which is to be held there Sep
tember 10th and 2lst.
TIE piping mosquito and the busy
house fly were unusually inactive
in this year of grace 1893.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13
Guitar LE6a0Na-

i Guitar. Persons desiring 70 receive in
structlon, can have the lessons given them Al
their nomess or At my residence. Taught bv
note CT ear, as desired. Apply 10
MISS AMANDA RISK.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

We direct attention to the new
advertisement of NJ. NJ. Laidley, in
this paper. He has his store chuck
full of nice shoes and boots of all
the latest styles, for both ladies and
gentleman, and is now offering
them at lower prices than has ever
ruled heretofore. If you want a
nice fitting shoe, Laidley's is the
place to get it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

The following Democrats have
been within the past week appointed
to the positions of Fourth Glass
Postmasters, in the Fourth District:
Chas. Harris, Debby, this county;
d. Il. Valentine, Ok Bow, Richie
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

1t is really surprising to one who
has not been in the extension for
the past few months, to go there
now and see the improvements that
have been made and the houses
that have been built, say within
the past six or eight months. 1t is
quite town itself, and much larger
than Point Pleasant was thirty
years ago.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

Mr.. Louis Klein, the new Cloth
Ter, left Sunday for the East to pur-
chase big stock of fall and winter
goods. His grand opening will
take place between the 18th and
goth. Read his new advertisement
and awaie the arrival of the new
goods. ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

The Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road bridge over the Big Sandy
river at Catlettsburg is making
rapid progress. Work is being
prosecuted day and night, and 300
men are employed. Piers Nos. L,
2 and 3 are completed, and work on
No. 4 is well under way. The piers
will be ready to receive the super
structure in another month.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

OLD TowN ITEMs.-Rain is badly
needed in this vicinity,
Mrs. Harrison Rice is very low
with typhoid fever.
Rev. A. G. HaIterman conducted
the services at quarterly meeting
at Sand Hill. on the 9th and 10th.
Revs. HaIterman and Carder leave
next Wednesday for annual confer
enee, to be held at Buckhannan,
beginning on the 10th.
Mr.. S. C. winger is convaloscing.
Mr.. E. ]. vansickle has just COM
pleted cellar for Rev. L. NJ. Car
der.
Messrs. Lewis G. and George
Rifle, of Flat Rock, were visiting
relatives in this vicinity, Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Florence Roberts, of Flat
Rock, was calling on Miss Louisa
Rifle, last Sunday. w. & C.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

TIE piping mosquito and the busy
house fly were unusually inactive
in this year of grace 1898.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

Dan Poland, a well known brake
man on the Ohio River Railroad,
suffered a painful accident a few
days ago, ut Ravenswood. He was
engaged in making coupling and
caught his finger in the pin hole,
very badly MASKING it, and it is be-
Iieved amputation will be necessary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

In the case of Wilson VS.. the Ohio
River Railroad, for locomotive set
ting fire to and burning Salt Fur
mace, at New Castle, this county, in
which Mr.. Wilson claimed $4,000
damages, the jury returned YER
dict Monday morning in favor of
defendant. The case will be
appealed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

In this paper will be found an ad
vertisement prepared by the o. S.
Engineers, Charleston, asking for
bids for the erection of lock house
at the site of dam IL. Our builders
should strive to capture this job
Don't let the contract go to an out
slider.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

The public roads are fairly good,
and would be better if some of the
surveyors could be kept off of them.
The only thing they seem to do un-
der heavens is to pile up weeds in
the middle of the roads and lay
broken rocks on them, the size of
half bushels, to hold the weeds down.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-09-13

The Baltimore and Ohio Field:
"West Virginia is rapidly coming
to the front as the richest State in
the Union. During the past six
months, despite the depression
which has been felt in financial cir
cles, many factories have been es-
tablished and the movement there
to from the North continues"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30
Suremh strg.

2uremburs. Ser @r6sroBz
ber3og bat ft@ nit bsr prin5eiiin
Marta Mnna BON 8ragan3a berlobt.
GrbgroBber3og Mtlbelm 1T am %.
Mprtl 1852, bic prtnaefiin Maria
Mnna am Is. Suit 1861 seboren. sic
1T bic finite So@ter bes I'M Sabre
1884 bur@ bic Rebolutton aus Yortuz
gal bertriebenet, R0nigs DON M}iquel
unb elmer S@meiter beg 5irften &arl
gu. 26menitetn=W ertbeim. Sit bat
folqenbe 8prname1 Marta Mnna
Garmela 9enrica Sbsreiia @bel9eib
Sobanna Carolina M9nes @opbta
@ulalia 2eopolbina @ltiabetb 8ernz
barbina Mi9aela @rabriela &apbaela
Grancisca be Mffiii unb be paula S9z
nattta @onaoga.
81 @robber3ogin bat fir bic bte1tge
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30

-Dte DampfzGdrberei: bon 20. 5.
Rraft G &c., pelde erit Dor eint9en
Sabren segriinbet porben 1T, bat it@
in Der tur3en 3eit hires 8eitebens gu
benz erDbten berartisen Embellishments
bon @odforb empor9earbeitet. IS TT
bies natirli9 in erfter 2inte Der un1z
fi@tigen 2eitrng bes 9errn &raft {elbit
au perbanten, Der fem @ef&aft bon
@runb aus berftebt. 9err &raft be-
f9Gftigte BON Mnfang an faft muir beutz
{4e Mrbeiter; es III mobl nt4t gu ptel
ge5a9t, tpenr man bebauptet, bab IN
atpetfer 2inie audi biefe ibren guten
Mntbeil gu ber @ntpidelung bes Sc
{9Gfts betgetragen baben. @ute 1tetiz
az Mrbeiter 1inb bic @tiiben unb @auz
len bes @etperbes unb baB Der oeutf9e
Mrbeiter an @tetigtett unb Sreue IN
ieinem 8erufe anoere Nattonen iiberz
fligelt, lit cine betannte Sbatia4e, bic
bier muir beftdtigt pirb. Die &raftf9e
6JGrberei occuptrt 5pei 9Gufer, Elm
@orberbaus unb 9interbaus. 8eibe
iinb boiler Mai&tnen uno @orrdtbe,
bon bon @tofen, bic geretnigt ober 9e@
fGrbt tperben follen. Mtt benz 6rubz
jabre besinnt bic eiltse 3eit ber 6Grber
unb AUDI 9err &raft fat umfahe noe
@orbereitungen getrofen, UNI feline
&unben f@neq uno gut bebtenen gu
t0nnen. Wer gut bebanoelt {ein min.
9sbe gu &raft G So.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30
@iGeuDci.c teri!bmscr Muf.ter.

Btetbobe1, pfegte auf feinen Spaz
aierqGnaer INNER Notenpopter u1o
&leiitiff Bel fib 3a fubren. @enn linn
elm outer @eDante etnfel, bra&te ct
Jpn 9lei4 gu papier. Dabei mar Ct
ntht febr fpdblerif9 in 8e3ug auf ben
8lab, ben e.. ii@ gum @@reiben aus>
tpdblte. Ginmal ion ct mitten aut Der
2anbfrabe bon @rtn5ing gefefen baz
ben. !3mei 8auern fubren bic StraBe
htrab. 6er cine tponte i'm nit einem
berben 3uruf aus benz Me9e fort14euz
den, ber anbere bielt feinen @tfdbrten
auriid nit ben Morten: r2bue bas ia
fidt, bie5er 1T Der Mufitant bon Wten,
Der qerabe tpieber ettDas Neues autz
fdretbt." @te tparteten Biz 8eetbooen
aufaeftanben tpar. Gin anoereS M{al
{9ie, ct, an etnen 8aumitamm gelebnt,
auf bas 8rii1en Der &ibe gu horen, bic
auf elmer acknowledgement Wtefe tpetbe<
ten. plDbli9 IieB Der @tmeinbeftier
in trGftiqem &ontrabab feline @timnle
ertDner. 9a nidte ber Meifter NIT
benz &opfe, unb nit 5ufriebenem 2d>
6eln apg ct Papter unb 8letfeber her,
BOT, UNI gu 14retben. @ieQet4t peroantt
bic beriibmte PaitoraNDmpbonie bieiem
Worfau TIRE Gnt1tebun9. Menn @tt<
ttr bon Stud fompontrte, 10 itanb aut
ieber @ette bes &lapters cine Slaf3e
G%ntftebunq Der uSpb9enta", Der ~Mrz
mtba", ber v@lceit e"' mittpirtte. Mls
fdon bic lebtsn Proben ber rSpbgenta
in Taurts" absebalten purben, batte
er nod INNER ni@t bic Melobts gum
,Sanae Der @cptben" geltefert. Der
Balettmeiiter Noperre fu4te tbn zines
Mprgens auf, um ben febnli@ ertparte'
ten San3 gu perlangen. Da borte ct
f4on bonn Wor3tmrner aug etnen ungez
p6bnilGen 2Grm in @luds Mrbeitstaz
binett. Gr r1dberte fi@ bebutfam unb
9emqbrte bur@ bic @laStbure @lud IN
6embsGrmeln, bas @eii4t purpurrotb
unb bur9 f9redli9e @rtmaf zen emit
feut, bic periide a>f Der Settle, fin
genb, 9eititulirenb uno fprin9enb pte
Elm 8e{e6ener. Noperre er}4ridt iiber
biefen Mnblid unb it6bt bic Sbur ouf.
So, Du biit e." iuate @lud, als ct
ben 8alettmetiter erbltdte, ~ oeben bin
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30
5a5 SdiT ccs &aSer DC CANA.

Das 8etiptel, tuel4es @panien NIT
hsr Meui@uffung Der @@iffe b;s
Golumbif9en @ef4mabers v@t. Ma=
,ta," .Mina" unb rptnta" eegeben, bat
portugal angeregt, cine 9etreue Na4=
btlbung bes @@iffes ~St. @abrtsl",
nit tpelGem @asco be @ama i'm Sabre
1897 ben Seepe9 na4 Sftinbten entz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30

Mrmentide cine Sumue bon 1000
M. oefpenbet.
Mamer 6ier feierten bic gbes
leute GteffenzS 4upetler ibre eolbens
6od3eit. Das sanoe Dorf betbetligts
ii9 al, Der feltenen Geter unb tpar b.
8ir9, Biz auf ben lebten plaB ans.
flint.
9arlingen. Gin jungsr Mann
aug MehersD undrob nurhe ais gu
f@auer zines 9o&aeits5uges bon ber
Rugsl eines ben Salut gebenoen S4uz
ben in ben Oberarm setroffen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30
Wta cs-ieantf@,cs Mrtbcil isbcc @ers
III

lit Elm Mrtitel bes r@lobus" bstitelt,
Der an bic Nieberlaee Der Expedition
Billion am &tltmanbi@aro antnipft
unb bariiber tlagt, bab jene retlamens
bafte @e1anbt9aftstpm6bte bon Rtltz
manbi9aronegern, bic unter Der Giibz
runa bes @ei1enben Otto @blers Dor
mebreren Sabren in Berlin erf9ten,
ben beut19en @tnflub erbeblt4 &C.
f9Gbigt bat. Gin 8eri9t bes i'm
Mps&ilanbe poriibergebenb tbdttg &C.
pefener Mi5iionGrs. Mgr. Mleranore
Sc @op in ber Wo@enf9rift: r2es
MiFtons Gatboliques" lit bet9efii9t.
Der ii&, mie folst, baau Gubert:
,Manbara Ger i'm perfloKenen Sab
| re geftprbene 9duptltng BON MoS4t)
fat einmal i'm @efolee zines beut1@en
; Meifenben bret iunge 2eute naA @uro=
pa rei1en laf1en, bret 9trten, bic bon
ben beut19en 3situngen iofort NIT BEN
Ttsl rYrin5en, geianbte, beboQmG@=
ttgte M;niiter" gef@miidt muroen, tpel'
DE 9etommen feten, UNI benz beut14er
Scatter Mfrita i'm M1g .meinen unb ber
Rilimanb14aro i'm 8efonoeren gu
TiBen gu lcgen. Wir trafen: beute bic
{e braben Sungen, bic auf fol4e Meiis
t~oftenfrei etne interefante Sor19ungs=
tour tns 2anb ber Aeiben gema4t ha=
ben. Matiirli9 mD@te man germ tbrs
@inbriide erfabren. Mas bat in Ser
lin ibrer ratpen @oriteQun9slraft am
meiften tmpontrt? Sic enorme Menss
bon Ruben. bic fie auf benz @ie9boi
ae1eben baben. SIN llebrigen itnb fl
bouftGnbig enttduf4t be;mgetebrt. Stt
batten bic GurppGer INNER fir rei6t
limb tluse 2eute, fiir cine Dirt 9albgDt>
ter gebalten; naber, ia9ten iie, ten
@u@ BOT, bort iiebt man mtrtli4e Met:
Re bic @traben tebren, maher tragen.
9unbe 1@eeren, Mtft fammeln. Gret:
li@ stebt es AUDI rei9e; 3. 9. bic BE-
flyer iener &ube, aber bic eeben ME
mails aus. '@te mobnsn in groben
@teinbau1er1l, in @dumen,s bic mi.
@piegel glGn3en. unb iiBen bon fritz
bis Ibenos auf @tibien, bic mi
3eug seftopft iinb; baneb:n iebn
tlsine, NIT @dgeipanen sefuqte &aiten
neben bic maj, binipudt. 0ie{e Wtenz
f@en iinb ~a1erbtngs 9litlt4; tbrs
ein3ise 8ei@dftisung 1T es, beitdnote
bic 6drbe in bic Sadie gu ftsden'
Mber bic, tpel@e gu uns bier teriiber=
tomme1, fi4 obmiiben unb arbetten
bic baber tetne NIT 53eng ausgeitopfter
@tiible; tie iinb bon ben anb.rn aus:
qd@idt unb miFen gang arr1e Seu:
fel fem. Manoara la@te lout be-
bieiem 8eri@t fsiner ~@efanbten.'
3um @@luB Der "Mubien3" befi4ttg.
ten pir be @ei4ente bes b<ut19er
Rai1ers: einen, @ptegelring, tpolen'
unb feibene Deden, 3pei &araKe. SEA:
none1, 6linten, l1bren, 9rompeten
3tpei Mdbma19inen, tiinftli@e Sbier!
IN @aa9teln. ST fra9te uns nal
unferer Mnfi9t unb mir fanben bas
ales felb ltperftdnbli@ srobartis."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30

- Sn 9etroit nollen bprttge
Gapitaltiten unb fol@e bon Gbicago.
NIT einsm Capital BON $50O,000 etne:
3inbbolsfabrtt bauen, INN benz Diaz:
monb Mat@ Sruft Goncurren5 gu MAJ
4en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30
@11a bz&otbrim n.

. @trabburg. Der grauie
Morb" I'M Mat 1883, Der benz Apotbez
ter 2isnbarb uno benz Milttdrpote ten
MlbS betanntlt@ bas 2eben Toilette,
f&eint nunmebr ieine polle gibne gu
erbalten. ga rrdmlt@ bic M0rber baz
mails porber einen Ruti&er angefauen,
10 tonnte man feitftellen, baB es beren
brei >paren. 9tefelben enttamen bann
iiber bic Geitun9Smauer na@ 5egersz
beim, beftiegen bort bic @tfenbabn uno
berbufteten. !3met bapon, bic Mnar=
4tfte11 Rammerer prb Stellmader,
fielsn in bic 9dnoe Der poltaei, ptlrz
ben iiberfibrt unb btn9eri@tet. @on
benz britten im 8unbe bebauptete man,
er fei na9 Mmerita enttommen. Dor
mentoen Sagen aber tam an be bie=
fige @taatsbebDrbe bic Na4ri@t, Is
babe Elm in etnem @efdngniKe Norbz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-30

9udeburs. Der Girit 1T mod
INNER febr leibenb. tnsbefonbere tpirb
bic Sebuna Der Rrdfte burh St6runs
ber Na6trube IN bebauerliber Meife
aurudgebalten.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-14
LOVE LED TO SUICIDE.
Henry Hoffman Hanged Himself in the
Kings CouatF- Rrisen4ast Night.

Henry Hoffman Hanged Himself in the
Kings CeuatE Prison Night.
BROOKLYN. Oct. IA, 1893.-Having
failed to cut his way. with long fur
rier's knife, into the affections OF Miss
Maggie Brownfeck. aged eighteen. of
No. 81 South First street, and having
been sent TO prison for the attempt,
Joseph Hoffman. German, twenty eight
wears old of No. IT'S Harrison ave u ne,
settled the matter this mprniug early by
taking his own life
He cut his blaukst into strips. made a
rope OF them and hanged himself to the
cell door.
When the jailers found him at i've
O'Clock this morning he had not been
dead over TWO hours.
Hoffman was not friend of Miss
Brownf1eck. He had only seen her on
the street, but was completely smitten
He spoke to her, but she repulsed him,
IL only made him more determined than
ever. The enraptured furrier seemed to
forget all else but his infatuation for the
girl. He quit work so he could spend his
time op the street watching for chance
to speak to Maggie.
The climax came on the night of July
II last. The girl. her brother, Louis De-
nosst OF No. 300 South Second street, aud
couple OF young women were all sit
ting chatting on the front stoop OF Mag
gfe's home. Hoffman came no.
The sight of Miss Brownfieck seemed
to set him crazy. Crying OUT
You shall marry me-" he sprang to-
ward her.
The young man jumped up to protect
her. Quick as flash Hoffman whipped
the long knife out of his inside coat
pocket and made dash for Denorst.
The point of the keen blade caught in
the flesh just under the chin ana cut a
cash ten ipches long.
Denorst's SHIRT collar aud tie were cut
in two.
Then the enraged lover plunged the
knife Into Charles Brownfieck's wrist.
The girls escaped.
Their screams alarmed some policemen,
who cdme on a run aud arrested Hoff,
man.
He was indicted for assault in the sec
ond degree and put on trial this week in
the Court of Sessions.
The jury found him guilty. His de-
fence Was that he was first attacked.
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HOAR'S DENUNCIATION.
he Scores the Minority for Their
lactics-The Fight Wax
ing Warm.

( WASHINGTON. Oct. Il 1S93.-In the SEN
ate last evening. just at the point when
the storm interrupted the wires an
excited and interesting debate started
with a renewal of the Discussion
as to roll calls. Mr.. Teller wanted 1t
understood that the minority would III
sist on quorum &C all times, eyeL
II the roll had to be Gale every
i've minutes. II was the majority,
ne said. which was supposed 80 be
sransacting business. and it was the
business of rne majorIntY to be in
the Senate chamber all tn Q time. He
insisted that obstructive measures
had been put in the hands of the minor
ity by the constitution, and by the rules
1t was as much his duty to defeat a mea.
sure by obstructive measures as by Lis
vote.
Mr.. Platt (Rep., Conn., dissented
from "the very remarkable position"
taken by Mr.. Teller. 1t was de-
iiherate statement that the Senator would
not observe the rules of the Senate,
because he was In the majority. That
was one of the things which was fast
bringing the Senate into disg ace. The
duty of Senator was to take part In
Legislation.
SENATOR HoAR's DENUNcIATIoN,
Mr. Hoar (Rep., Msss..) denied the
right OF the minority TO resort to
obstructive tactics to prevent the passage
of BILL
There is no such thing" MIR. Hoar
added passionately, "as constitutional
government in the United States
OF America, IL it is 10 be car
ried on at the pleasure OF the
minority. Put this revolutionary, uu-
constitutional. monstrous proposition TO
the test afforded by our history
Mr. Hoar declared that 1t had never
been heard. up to this hour, that after
reasonable denate had been secured Sem
ators were justified in preventing legts-
latiou by the majority. There was a
more sacred constitutional right than The
right OF speech: and that was the right
(after full and fair and free speech) that
the American people should have its
way.
ToDAY's SESSION.
The first half hour of todav's se7sion
was occupied by Mr.. Morgan. (Dem.,
Ala.) in personal explanation defeneing
himself from charge of ignorance of
Scripture (as made by New York paper)
and from structures by the Montgomery
lAlal Advertiser for opposition 10 the
unconditional repeal of the Sher-
man act. He denied that he
had 1ntimated his intention to vote
against the unconditional" repeal of the
act. But he would vote against iss
conditional repeal as proposed in the
voorhees, substitute. which WAS q more
injurious and cowardly makeshift than
the original one.
No less than three notices of reso
iutions to amend the rules
were 9ivena and Mr.. Hill (Dem.,
N. " advocated change of
rule of which he had hitherto given no.
tioe-as to the counting as present Sena-
tors who are present aud are paired,