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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Gsutf&s 8riefIiRe.
500 8elobnuna 500.

Die 9sisr bee ..eeranton @o6snbIait' ipsr
ban fd trsutu au erfabreu. oab 20 psnistens
cine gefirdtete 8ranfbeit sitbt, meI1e oi. @ii.
fenftaft ia al ibren emfen ju beiIen i'm Stanos
1T; Sall's Satarrb Sur III bic einjiee isbt Der
dr5tIiden Briberfdaft bsfannte poiitips 8ur.
Satarrb erforbert ale cine gonftntionsfranfbeit
cine fonftitutioneae 8ebaubIung. Salls Satarrb
Sur tuiro innerIid genommen unb pirft bireft auf
oas 8lut uno bic i&Ieimiseu Sbnfddsn oes
Spfems, ba6urd Die @runbIage Der &ranfbsit
aertOreno uno oem Ratientsn sraft gsbenb, inosm
fe bic gonftitution Dee 8orpsrs aufbant uno Der
Ratur In ibrem Berfe bilft. Die gigentbiimer
taben 10 pi,I 8ertrauen 3u ibrsu SeiIfrdften,
oab fe einbunoert DolIars Belobnune fur isbtn
6all anbisten. ben fie 5u flriren perfeblt 'labt
Gud cine Elite bon 3eusnfIen fOmmsn. Man
aoorehire: D. 8. Cheney q Co.. 9oIeoo 8.
@- Bon Sroguiteu usrfauft. rs 6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
TeneraIarm &tatipnen.

RO. lfahsn. epfalitSt
f2 RtRpn WhbIs.
f3 cliff Wrft.
ia eadapanua aps. unb Sisbsnis Straes.
is eadaipanna Aps. unb Ssrantsn bauS.
t6 DidiOu WanufaeturtHs 60.
IL Z. 8. & g. 90. Stabl Wtrft.
18 z. 8. d 9. 90. aIts Rpa MhtIs.
ri Sfftrion unb eadapanna Mstnuts.
20 Wyomins Apsnuf unb Spruts Straes.
% einbsn Straet unb 8ranflin astnas.
"a WaIbinetpn alpf. unb WuIbtrry Gtrats.
rs Dive Straes unb Shame Apsnus.
26 qadapanna uub @albinsicn Mssnues.
27 NuIbtrry Strabt unb Waeilpn aptnut,
% Stffrfpn Mstnue unb 8iblpn Gtraes,
81 Clay astnut Rnb gint Sirabs.
80 GappuIt Mptnus unb phelps StraBe.
80 prppibtnee &cah unb Carbon Straes.
81 eadapanna unb Rprb Wain aptnsts.
IS Sadipn SnaBs unb Drain Apennt.
36 SadfOn Strabt unb yinfoln Mssnxs.
81 Gpfrtit Aptnuf unb Sadion Straee.
SO GarffIb Apsnut unb eafaytttt Giraffe.
Al Waibington apt. unb pidprp StVaes.
az Drittt une Gsllors SiraBt.
43 Gfnfts Aptnut unb ainftt Straee.
a Suantpn unb Sifbtntt Stra6tn.
IS Stpprs padine Co.. pine Brspf.
46 Stpnf Mpsmt unb ptmIod Siraee.
az gittstcn aptnus unb gBillpp 6traee.
~ wrpspset Aptuut unb 8uG Straef.
ST &sbar Mptnut unb AIbn Stra6e.
SO prpspsrt Apsnus unb Riyn Giraffe.
So @sbar Mptnut unb Glm Strabs.
81 0aibinston ast. unb NlapI, Shafs.
SIS gtsar Npfnut unb ptar Shabf.
So Suantpn Stabl 9Buft.
6t Spttlanb Straet unb 8romIey Ays.
62 Glib Watn 9lpt. unb Sampton Straef.
63 Glib M@t une Sampton Strabe.
Ga Daibingtpn Apt. unb gitp BORT Gtraee.
65 Diaripn Stabs unb gapoult MpsHae.
&c .. . 3. artu,uns unb @rttn Rihst 81.
II Didlpn Mpsnut une on Warftt 6iraes
72 Court StraBf unb DIAMOND Mstnue.
70 yrppibenee Hoab unb Nsrb MatH aps.
"a Narftt SraBs unb Hprt Nain ass.
rs Norb Drain ApsHus unb parffr 6traes.
81 Srid unb Oaf Straesn.
80 Bloom unb Narfft Strabtn.
50 Srsins Mptnut unb alb Straet.
1913 D. z. & W. 8ratt Saus.
i24 Wttf Warftt unh Winpna StraefH.
ef3 D. Z. & gp. aarren WnfR6tkn.
s2f D. {. W. Naltinsn Wtrie.
Dtsalarmtrtptrb.
aommt Der alarm Ron aaRtn IL, 70 sirs
,is 8Iedt sutrf ti ne fGIastn, tanH banf.
On unb biuauf sierm anfhIagfn, asn-
i'd I-III1, bas 6tur In bH RGbf ssn aa-
ten IA an,deenb. 9setr alarn pirb brdnaI
pisbtrtuli. in sdtsr 0Hf strbsa aas
.ablsn anesssbfn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
9eimge,ahIt.

Serr: nStun, meine Damen, tpis
baben Sie ii6 geitern TN Ibeater ama.
frt P"-D m EN-: ~9ebr gutl Mir
baben uns ben sanjen sIben6 iiber fUft.
lia unterbalten.@ .@-Serr: rDas babe
td 9emerft So iab nGmli& Dor
Sbnsn, unb barini babe ia aud {aum
ote 9alfte bon bert Stiid perfteben
fEuueu.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
: Tobt unb nit elmer 9uasItpunbe

-Iobt unb nit elmer auseItpunbe in
Der Iinfen 8ruit ipurbs am Sanitas
abenb 8ernbarb @dterbod in ieiner
Wobnuns in gletp gorf aufsefunbsn /;
feline Sraa III auf ben 8srba&t bes
Dforbes berbaftet iporben. @iiterbod
itanb i'm 38iten Sabre, ipar Der Sobn
eines 8erIiner 8anfiers unb felt ,ebn
Sabren 2ofaIrebafteur Der .,Staatsaeits
uns;" frtiber mar er am ,.8oIisfreunb"
in Cincinnati, CAB aud in MiIipaufes bic
3eituns Banner unb 8oIfsfreunb" Der.
aus, ipobei Ct $4,000 suiette.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Ounufpre.

Glen s. Sole bat am l. Suni bic
Birtbf@aft bon CHARLES Bed an Der
Dunmors 2anbitrabe lbsrnommen.
9bilip Saifinss srIitt am Sreitas
in bem @ipip 8robe 2oblentperf sinen
geinbru& unb anoere 8erlsbunssn bur&
einen 2ObIenfaa.
: Inn ben Safe MrieI 9erfsbr au bs,
etinitisen, tpirb bic gris 4 B. Q. Babn
60. am naditsn Wontas sinsn nsusn
SabrpIan annebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
QpQtIh,

Sn einsm @ebrdnse tritt Elm Strol6
einem Serrn auf Die .6hbe. Dieier
orebt fid uittbeub um iinb ruff: rS8o
baben Sie benn Sbre Gueenp1 :
nyfa, I'M 9Oppl" erpibert Der Strold.
: n30unen Sie benn meine Siibe ni6t
iehen ?" = n9tee, Sie baben ia Stie.
bel aulI entgesnste bsr Strol9 nit
9r6bter Seelenrubs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
8a6er unb J3eitl9riften.

Der iinta3siGnsts fiinbist bisrmit srssbsnif
an. ba6 r zine 8u6assntur iibsrnsmmsn bat
unb i'm Stanbt u, ale 3situnssn, 3sitiGriftsn,
8iiGer, giloa ufp. In alert Spra9sn In furssr
3tit 5u lisffrn. SD balte mid BEN ssttrtsn
Dmtittbum btionbes befsns smpfcbIsn. eitf-
erunssn phnftlid unb rssa.
Alls auftrGst, idrtftItt ippie miinbli6, psr-
ben auf bas itntlite aussefibrt.
Gtmnssppa,
auguf 8lfin, 638 CHERRY Strabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
StaOt nnS Geuntb.

b@- 2iebIins Der Sausfrauen -
Biasburp'S Beit perfauft Bel Sreb. 8.
Bibmaper, $50 2ada. Ape.
= SrpbnIeidnam fdat uuf bieien
Donnsritas.
D@ Ssinitss SaIat0I bsim Mab Bel
@ibmaper.
Mapor Gonnel folleftirts i'm Monat
Wlai s512 fiir Strafen.
Ser Gbas. 8osmpsI Isibst an sinsm
peritaudten Sube.
Die 8obIsnpreiie fiir fleinere Sors
ten finb i'm Often INN 2O-25 GentS bic
Tonne erb5bt tporbsn.
- SIN Der Diamond 2obIsn,.4e Bat
man felt Montas bic ArbeitS,eit auf elf
Stunben ausseoebnt.
= Mm nadfen DienItas pirb eins
ipeitere Snipsftion bon 8anbibatsn fur
8au.Snipsftor fattfinben.
s4- Sir cine llbr gum niebrisften
Breiie iprsdt por Bel G. edimpif, 317
2ada. absnus.
Der Boulsbarb mad @Imburit ioI
Jest cbne iueitersn GufentbaIt fertis &C.
iteIIt iperbsn.
n9- @abiar, seraudert unb ssipiirst.
ioipie Dell Sarbinen Sommeripiirite.
ale Sorten sinbeimiide unb importirts
aaie. S. s. Diomaper.
Potmsifsr Rambling III am Won.
tag bon 8aibinstOn suridsefebrt, tpo ct
isinen bonn @siet porsei4risbsnsn 8onb
ilbersebsn batte.
-Seber Der an appetitIofsfsit Ieibet.
ioqte einen 8srfu4 nit Dr. Ausuit
8Dnie's Samburser Trppfen MAIDEN, unb
Elm gutter appstit ipirb iid siniteIsn.
SIM Wonat apriI nabm bic goIiaei
LAG 8erbaftunssr- bor unb Der Mapor
tcaeftirte an Strafen sl7l. so, bic 4lbers
manner $40.
- Der 8ran6ftifter pstsr SambaG
tpurbe am Samitas Ridtsr Smith bor'
sefiibrt unb bon bieiem in seiebIider
5orm bem @sfdnsnib iibsttpieien.
-9rof. Geo. @. 8ibIe 1T am Sam.
flag gum Superintsnbentsn Der Staats.
NormaIi&uIe bon Of Stroubsburs Ct.
ipdbIt tuprben.
s@- SdlbKer reparirt, SdIaiIeI an.
sepabt, SdIeifereien unb 8eparaturen
BET Geo. SeIton & 8rubsr, 301 Spruce
Strabe.
- Gebriiber Dunn baben ibren Bomb
bon 500, 900 bintsrIest, 70 bab benz BE,
sinn Der arbeit sur pfaitsruns bon Sra.
Siion Apsnus ni9ts mebr int Wese ftebt.
Stir Nsubauten nnb 8erdnberun.
gen bat 9au'Snipettor glsIion i'm Monat
Diai GrIaubnibideins aum 8etrase bon
s95. 800 ausseteat.
- Der befannts ssubrmann 8eter
9unt itarb bieien DOnneritas Wtorsen in
einer Bobnuns 1l9 DiuIberrp Strabs
'iii 1itet ppH 90 SapfeH.
- Inter Nlitipirfuns bes Tenoriiten
Serrn BiIiam gmri6 tperbsn bic SdiiIer
bon prof. 8orn bieien Dcnnsritas abenb
in benz 8. y. Boipeq 2ofaIe an Wspmina
apenue cine &eibe bon 8ortrdsen seben.
= Cine semeinidaftIi6s Sibuna bes
Stabtratbss finbet bieisn 9onneritas
abenb ftatt i; ipatsr ipirb Der Select
Council cine reselmdbise, Der Common
Council sine pertaste Sibuns abbaIien.
= 9urG bic 8saeIbabn bransen in
Der Sonntas Hadt Diebe in bic @irtbs
fdaft bon Sobn 8Iatter on 2adaipanna
abenue unb itabIen einiss SIaiden
SdnapS.
= auf elmer gntfernuns bon sip5If
8Iods fonnte unier 8sri6terfattsr am
Sonntas abenb nur einen poIisiiten
iebsn uno bieisr tanb in Der Ndbs elmer
Wirtbidaft.
- Die @oronsrs Surf in bsm @ecrse
Ban Sleet Sale bat ben iiberraidsnben
Sprud abeeseben, bab Ban SIest ii9 in
ben 9ei4 8eitir,t babe, i'm 8iberipru@
nit ben @eisssn bss Staatss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02

Sn Der Perion bes Samss s.
Seeob, sines Grabuirten beS seffer5on
yfeeteal college. bat iid Issten DOnners
tag Der 329ite Arst in Sadaipanna
County rssiftrirsn Ia7sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Gin fIeiner ShIauer.

Steiner Mar 6sm 3uden 3ur
&bofolabe 3u eeben bic DIANA nber.
le6en bat): ,Wfama, bte Gbofolabe
fhmedt aber beut' troden II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
ftmt.r areuubiuuen.

.Dsin 8rubsr 1T isbr iOntsrbar-
er bsnimmt fi9 serabeju iinbohid sessn
ni9.4-wSa, es 1T teiber fsin Ssbter,
bab CT sesen bas Sfsr ni9t sbrsrbletis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
fIeberhebuuQ.

,Denfen Sie mai, Der 3psrg bler
In Der Sdaubube bilSet ftf ein, er
pdre Der fletnfte Mann Der Welt l"-
,Das TIT enti6tebeu @r6eeupabn.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Besablt enre Mrmentfeuer.

Sit SupIifate fir bic armsnfeuern fdr 1899
fino mir iiberseben poroa uno i'd bin isbt be.
reit. oitieIben in Der Sffite oes Staotfhabmei.
fters i'm WnnjipaIseb iuoe. Gde Baibinston
apenne uno MnIberrp Strabe, aIltdgIib bon q
Wor9ens bic 5 Radmiitass in empfans 5u
Hebmtn, bod lit Die Office bonn II. SUM bio
6 September on Samfas Na6miitsem ge
idIohen. TinftIide 3nbIuns rpiro eitportst.
.Sn Ounmore peroe id5 in 6. 8. Bpple's
Store BON Is. bic gum 27 eines jsben Ronais
Don balb bic balb llbr dbenbs 3u treffen
iein. anfanatno i'm Geptenbsr uno bic auf
weitere antiinoisung. jur 8squemIidfsii Der
bOrtissn 8,luobn,r
g.. g. % ormfer. goIIeftor.
eerantou. Ra.. 20. Wfai 1893.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-02
Spbm Strmbrnff,
9eatf9er NE kger,

No. 2l9 Yenn Apenue,
fpirb fid btftreben. burd ausse,titnste Biirfe
isbsr art nno fets frifd,s une bsitts 8Itild
feline aunoen ieoer5eit jufrieoen jn ftsleu. Sas
ehe e6maIl In Der etaot In RtfeIn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
FINE BELONGS TO SCHOOLS.
Clause in the stat" Game Laws that j.
unconstitutional

P I .tt q I
Unconstitutional
I M,pf>oN. WIS ,ur : Tho s.a+a od-
u,.,tiou.I ,in,,,,,,,,,.,t I,,lI. .r.,t +I,,
/ ,,..r.,.,I f..r, .,,,,I a,,.'.
( "'''' -'''' ~" III "'l''"Hl'
'"'I"''d'' ~ I'3Nt :" Inurh thereof as DIS
] poses ct IN" fines collected for Niu-
+ iati"us of tine law. 1t NAV I've
/ that some ma, Question thn motive
oft tbc state r,Iu,.,ti,,, f;,.,r =, ;,,,..,.
: ,..;....:,, - '''''
/ 'i'N VIZ ''!' "a" f'lailh@ /" h'h ana
game. mus, however, II not due to the
/ fact that the superintendent of public
instruction and his assistants have
sometime f., l., with tr,irir,, ,.,,,r,r
;doos I,
''''"'' ''"' 10
. ''"">' I'll il" constitution giving
to the state school fund a portion
of all fines collected f,r ,.ioI,tinr, nf tho
law N..ti,, ,r ,.I,,,,+,r 1o,. ~. :
1Sol +I,, ,,.,,,.,,I ,.,,,,, H.. :. - ~ ', w.
,..-;l. -. ~
" ''''I' li"l ''
( !Ii'IIt'" lHi Nl"'duonS SAYS: W".
th'i"H 3i an hnoh as htrtin provided
i'f ny tlIS dCi Hhali =" I" lhc person IN
'ih'I,g Oh 'lr oli'lls' anu onr-'hlrd
Sndi } 'e Pai9 lil'" the state treasury
,'''' ''',hi'" ~ 'H' general lHitu.
.'Cl'"I 81 driIclr ~ OF IN" cohsliu-
''eli IN s"ll"'N t'i' il'c tiea' P'n'''dH
~ ''' "'''9 'II'''',' ''l iit' H'NPIai '3uh-
~ ~ 4"H "iH"'u "i 'h' P'i'd' laws
c.. NIid" ''T SCI al'li a' sep,
~ II''e l''l'i =" ''' '"'iHl ihe H'h""I i'illd.
ne SuId enc '"nr' mas E'd79cI upon 'iiS
81 b'li I@,H @ a. ''t'' ~ Ii'' 'IGh'l'iil \"I-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.
Adjournment out Of Respect for the
Late leland StaniOrd.

WASHINGToN, ID. G., Aug. The Sen
ate was called to order at noon. After
the Presidents proclamation convening
Congress in extra session was read, the
oath Of office was administered
to Senators Quay, Of PENNSYLVANIA
and pascor. of Florida, and a
BcckWith. of Wyoming. announcing
that owing to combination of circum-
stances he had placed his resignation as
senator i'm the hands OF the governor.
The communication was placed on til".
The usual resolution to notify the
House and the President were adopt
cd and then the death of the late
Senator Stanford. of California. was an
nounced hv Mr.. White, of that state,
arl IL mark of respect the senate adj
!, ur ,d until tomorrow. This prevents
/ e .rcrption of the President ; mes
sage to-day.
George Porth was on hand this morn
ing To- begin work "a reading
clerk of the Senate. but the Sen
ate suddenly adjourned after Sec
rctary CuX had been sWorE in and
Georges services We're not required.
He will take hold tomorrow. All other
cmpluycS from Wisconsin reported for
duty to-day. journal Clerk spencer cX-
poets ia be retained He has trust
worthy assurances of being continued.
Doorlccpcr Hugh Lewis will not
bc disturbed and oathcIder cX-
l.rrt- to hc reappointed appoint
urut clerk John kelly'S position
i dcpcndcnt upon Mr. ii1rWig's initu-
rnre with those who viii control the
patronage Of the clerks office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
ENDED FIVE LIVES.
37rIbI8 Deed Of Blood Of an Insane ST.
Louis Man.

Terrible Deed Of Blood Of an Insane St.
Louis Man.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. s-John Finn.
newspaper carrier living at 1924 Cho-
t'au Avenue, about o'clock this morn
ING almost completely wiped his family
out of existence He had been i'll some
days of fever, and while his wife
was absent from the house getting
some medicine for him he be-
came delirious. Jumping from his
bed he seized a flat-iron and
beat two of his children, boys, fearfullv
about the head, inficting fatal Injuries.
Then with a butcher knife he hacked
his two girls in most horrible manner.
lie completed his fearful work with a
slash across his own throat. All five
are fatally wounded The horrible
work OF the insane man was not
found until his wife returned and found
their little home literally reeking with
blood.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
. MON Tarifc Fakes steps Towards
a EedurtioH of Expenses.

r-e mon raritic Fakes Steps Towards
a Eeduction of Expenses.
rara Ja'. tng 5.-In accordance
distinctions from Omaha, the
Ia.no to-day ordered a great re-
a in the operating department.
..s ar i'- aHtuucS eight daily and
aasty trains, all within this
III" L.urr mountain line has
uen until now they
nn- with the lowest
-. ur,a, and ON all branches
nl.umeu are compelled to do
Ru switching There will be
a-ta-murew of the local unions
,.arraa matter, but there seems
.nangy ont If the difficulty, as the
. LONG no business. 4 strike
aua~tant failure, as there arc
1.emru ready to take the job
: t..s.s.#rn "a ha would pn ont
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
HARRISON is SENSATIONAL.

he Declare. That There Arc 900, 600
Ftrsons in Chicago out of Work.
l# @0 Il. Aug S.-A remarkable
tn.an was made by Mayor Carter
1 aaru,ou In an address of vel
re ~ tine annual convention Of
military surgeons Of the National
ts5 II tile United States, he said:
ra aro -aaoo0 people in Chicago
and almost destitute OF
1s. it congress does not give u
NE win have riots that will
5aa s. rYt,r+ry ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
SEVENTEEN MEN KILLED.


'a ,flonrl ~t"r, Regarding a Freight
Wreck in Ilinoi>.
q iu". Is In wr"rk
l0au Shore y Michigan South
ulInI~cv al 10 O'Clock last
engine anilhrcc sleepers were
demolished and three people
-Hf while fully Twenty-Five
less badly injured. The
- a-ai by the collision Of a
n1 ->"n-crtrHinand IN east
n Ihc Icuu were Eng
Edward IUlorty OF the local
0hu.u- pane a brakeman on
nn iad Porter Robertson,
t.. sleeper Eric "f Chicago.
a-wu the injured, who's c
Wu.tstsg los serious character,
n- -urairal attention, pro
aran Westward journey.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
-1gY FAILURE IN STOCKS.
~. Fm GoaS Down Owing Nearly a
Million,

Yang, Nug S--The failure of
IIothki,s & Co. was an
~ at the Stock Exchange this
~ cd The firm was composed of
liotchkiss, Harvey B. Ricn
en + Hedges The house is an
aud was formerly known az
si,- and Burnham. II. l.. Hotch-
taken an active interest In
nn anal interests. The as
II Hotshkiss are stated to bs
--.--lnM Tho liabilities $500 600.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
VAR ON THE DANCE HALLS.

8 " 0Jjayti5l5bI8 Features of
ta Midway Removed.
r-ruo. Tl. AU@. 3.-Dir"ctor Cen
Davis has aboijshpd the dance that
.rn Given in the Persian Thcater,
Elaay IHusance. There are still
objectionable dances on Mid
ami unless thcy are changed by
..rac--innuIircs. they, too, will be
.am Tie dance that has been
IN the Persian Theater is little
dian dance in name. The girls,
Hv the way. are not at all pretty,
Fl s4nt costume, would 90 through
.nr motions, using the abdominal
,trtrly and the feet very little.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
,ryER MEN In CONTROL.

5. SAYS they Can Force a Compromise
ii the Senate.
o<rrg, Col. Ang. 5.-Senator Teller
.,nb. from Washington as follows:
.s- unconditional repeal of the Sher-
aw is impossible. All claims
u IN Ia,tcIn men opposed to
that enough votes would
- ar.tered in the Senate TO
.rthp act. are untrue. Naturally
man uiII not be. able, perhaps. to
thr enactment of law that will
.n..,lv satisfactory, but they are in
..,ian tn force the opposition to a
.roniso. The situation is even bet
HAM anticipated it would be few
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12

LEBANON. Pa, Aug. 1.-I;"h"rt =.
Coleman. Of Lebanon Valley, q million
aire several times over. has confessed
judgments aggregating S3o6,5oo which,
together with other liens previously en-
tered. swells the aggregate to S2,604, 900.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
POWDER MILLS BLOWN UP.

Ven Killed by the Destruction Of
the Phmnix Plant.
No, Aug. $ The large
powder mills in the woods nine
.taere, in Illinois. exploded at
~n ( being distinctly heard
- tins Gty The exploding
@oEa among the largest in the
No men were killed and
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rbicaoo Alderman Missing.

CulCAGo, H.. Aug. 9.--Ihe p1lce are
looking for Alderman William /. nam
erIing of the Fourth Ward, and AItl uF
\. prmarest. his partner IN the, reaI
estate business, who. II L. stated, dlNap-
reared several days ago, taking VII. 4:
them about $4,000 belonging |" 'ieIt 'I
customers. Hundreds OF poor people
;ny-asrad their earnings in real estate on
the monthly payment plan with kamer-
linz.
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WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Indian Territory Sheriff Murdered and the
People UD in Arms,

People Up in Arms.
C>nDo, |. T., Aug. S.-War has broken
out in Cedar County, where GOV.
Jones had removed the county
judge and sheriff from office and
put men in their places, who were of
his political faith News received here
announces that the ouatcd county Judge
has been murdered and that the
whole country l. in arms. Trouble
OF more serious nature vet is expected
and COY. Jones seems To- realize il.
Cedar County is long way from anv
railroad and news from there is hard To
nh+aiD
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ROASTED BY MOLTEN STEEL.
Five Men Terribly Burned In a Cleveland

FuildG3,
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. S.-There was
horrible accident in the converting de
partment of the Bessemer steel works
here this morning and five men
were terribly burned and cooked by
motion metal. The workmen were
about to make a cast and the apparatus
became unmanageahle. With a hiss
the hot metal flowed into the pit under
the converter and as it struck
the water there was terrific explosion.
Foreman John Lilly and Robert Me
Cloud and Jesse Smell are all terribly
burned. Two labOrers, names un-
know. also received injuries that may
prove fatal.
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MAY BE HELD FOR MURDER.
A sbswano County Farmer hrr"'''"
fh.rgad with His Wife's Death.

Charged with His Wife's Death
Sg.wAEo, Wis, Aug. S.-AIhert Kos
sin weIl-to-do farmer Of the town OF
Hartland, has been arTe-ieI.. l.. E IL n.;.L
charged that he assault, ms VIII VIII Ni,n inI
pitchfork last [ldaI &,;r.oJ am n hnr
flicted injuries which resul,eH II, .rast ns'
o5".e ad ynsterdav bv Constable Burmeiste,r
an and brought here and placed in Ia2II;;
The M couple had repeatedly quarreied
e. Snrnral Eears past.
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NR. THOMAS RESIGNS.

me falr Uae No Further Use for
Musical Director
I.o, Nug. 5.-Theodor"
rulrrcd his resignation a
nS1r Of the World Column
ms.'tan. but the tender has
-. 2 manner that causes Il
arl-e that perhaps II ha,
zen m... IN earnest
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I'VE Murders Avenged

.> No, Aug. Joseph A.
N"> Executed by hanging here
4 to-day for the murder OF
..a Hail and four children near
l No, on January Is last.
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Bov Drowned at Grand Haven.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, AUG. .1.-Henry
Tnbens. a lad aged II years, va
drowned in Grand River Saturday At
ternoon. The BODY was recovered
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BANK STATEMENT.
:,.ass N the Reserve for the Week of
Over NI09 Millions.
ysv YORK, Aug. 5.-Thc bank state
-sr- SHOWS tile following changes:
TRAIN HANDS LAID OFF.

IT. banks are now >14,0l7,SOO below
+ requirements of the p per cent.
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Wheat-No. 2 2cssh........................ 564
toEI--ND. --..--..--. -
25R
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Fl0ur-Fafenfs high Grados--.--.. n n .
Nheat-No. Red.-...--......-.---... -.. 5aA
Corn Mixed ........-.............-......-. 35}.
Oats-NO ..........-.-..--.-.. II
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s..ss,h Day Advent c.mpmee.inr.

A campmeeting for the Sound section
OF the North Pacific conference of Seventh
Day Adventists began last evening at the
corner OF Poplar and John streets and viii
continue until September 1 inclusive.
The meeting Is under the management of
Elder J. Z. Graham, president. and Elders
W. w. Sharp and ID. r. Zero. members of
the conference committee. In addition 70
these the speakers viii be Elder J. FL. Nor
rison. OF California, and Prof Sutherland.
of Walla waHa college. A sixty-foot tent
has been erected and comfortably seated
for public service, and about forty tents
will he pitched for families who will camp
on the ground. At 1870 a. m. and at
2:30 and T:30 p. m. there will be presehing
or Bible reading service
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attic tina: Jadge Hartford has rendered .
decision in accordance with the pleading
Of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert
son. President Taylor. Of the Washington
National bank. turned over the casmhina-
ton OF the safe 20 Receiver Stuart Rsce.
who at once took possession IL Is stated
IN support of the decision Of Judge Han
ford that 4 he had decided oshersise am
dayits woEid have 10 be introduced 10
prove the insolvency OF the bank ard
litigation lasting several weeks would re-
suIt- Mr.. Robertson pleaded that II made
no difference whether the comptroller was
right or wrong. he was one Of the execa-
tive officers Of the government and his
Judgment was supreme in matters OF this
kind. lie Vas satisfied the bank was in
solvent and, besides. was not satisfied
with voluntary liquidation.