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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Gpur.

800. 9t0slia iu9 i'd Elm Gsiidt
Dor mir.
Gin @eii6t - M, fait mars mir.
dls OBJ es mir i9on bstannt mare.
absr mo bate iA es nur stieben9
@s ldhelte etpus ~geapungen unb
lsgte bic Stirn in bsoeutiume Sdlten.
Soft i'm Simmel, Der Meni9 tbut
pirtli6. ais oh er oenten poItel Sols
der Gurus, ben ~lsiItete i4 mir nur
bD9It islten.
4ls OBJ er bieien meinen gsbeimsn
9ebanfsn erratbsn bate. per3pg ii3
bas 9eii6t ironiI9. Ra, i9 min mic
bod ausbitten, bab Sic ii4 nidt
iiber mid luitig MAIDEN! = 0itIe
energii9en Worte psrfeblten ibre Wirs
tuna niht, ausenblids puroe feline
Miene ipisber %srniter. Sd bate nun
9slsgenbsit, bic 9eii4tsSiise aufmerts
famer gu itubiren.
Sin aismli9 GROCER Munb, beI4ats
tet BON einem mGBis i~tarfen S4nurrz
bart, bd briiber cine bito Rafe, grdue
ausen : bm, aus bieIem bur9aus
ni6t berpprrdgenben @niemble lieB
iid tsinespsgs Elm S9lub MAIDEN, tusr
uno mas Der grobe unbetannts sigentz
li9 mar! limb babel itarrte er MIDI
fprtpdbrenb an, balb bur9oringeno.
balb tpieoer slei9giltig. als babe er
nod ME einen Msni9en geieben. Sds
mar entfrhieOeu lubDflih.
nSerr.. 80" bssann i9, drgsrli4 nit
ben 49feln Sudenb, ba Der Weni9
abmte bod iebt p~abrbaftig msine
Munpbepesung beim Sprs9en unb
bas Qdiel5uden na9 = iolGe Oreiz
itisteit! Wolts sr ii9 iiber mid luz
itig MAIDEN, mid propo5iren9 Gs
muBte 10 iein, oenn ais ia II bros
bsnb bic 4usenbrauen %auiammsnz
tnsife, imitirt er mid abermdls! Oas
mar supiel - meme 9utmiitbigteit au
@nbe.
rMsin Ssrr, ia bite sic brinssnb.
mid ni4t nod ldnser 10 berausforz
bernb au firiren. 49,"
@r felt ii9 Bel msinen Worten in
bic glei6e Yole Der &erl muB
Sdauipieler iein! = tbut 70, als
pols sr aud losipsttern, gerabe pie
i'd; als i9 absr nun i.9peise, sibt AUDI
er tpieber feline bumme afferei duf.
Riht einmal. baB er elm Wort Der
gntI9ulbisung selpro4en. Sdbe id
es nit einsm Stummen gu tbun, ooer
- einem @erriidtsn9
S9drf nsbme i9 i'm auf's &orn-
psrriidt2! Nun, bisier Srs9lins COS
pirt mid i9on pieoer...
Wiitbenb bsbe i4 bic Sanb empor
- parte, Sungs9en, 0u ioait mid
ni6t ldnger foppen! Natiirli9 I'm ii9
su nsbren, bsbt au9 sr bic Re9te =
i1 I6lage gu unb treffe geraoe auf
feline 5auit - 0onnerpstter, Elm
Slirrsn pie BON 9las, oann elm
S9erbenfaa ----
Sd babe ben funtelndgelneuen
Gpniolipisgel, ben i9 mir nit lauren
@riparniHen s~eleiitst bate unb Der in
meiner 4bpeisnbeit in bic Wobnung
ssi9afft porben mar, in meiner, BON
einsu1 fibslsn S%errenabenb tpmmenoen
fiOslen Stimmung eingei6lagen! -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

2ie6e unb Sreue. ,Du
baIt rot6es unb blaues S%riefpapier.
gai2" = rSa, fiebit 9u; ipsnn i'd IN
Sans f9rsibs, bann Hsbm' i'd oas
rotbe = ROTH 1T bic 2isbe, unb an
emil fhrsib' i9 duf blaues Pdpisr -
bldu lit bic Sreus!"
Oas fi9erite 3eideu.
Oienitmdb9en: Srau Miiner, unierm
3im~merbsrrn, benz S~tubioIen Oauz
msrl feline Stisfel lisgsn bsute ipisbsr
trsua unb qusr Dor Der Sbiir.-5rdu
Wii[ler: go, bann brinssn sic nur
glei9 einen marinirten Sering nit!
Niht fetn Se6ler. Mrs.
gropn: sd bin pabrbaft iiberrai4t,
Senrp. S9dmIt Oh Did bsnn nidt.
erit nm bisIe Stunoe in Der Ra6t
beimsutommsn2" = SIR. 8rotpn:
rSit ni6t msin Ssblsr. Wdre lGnser
sebliebsn, ubsr Der 8drtesper idgts, &c
miibts iebt BIZ. 8ubs 3umaben."
- 4nnonce. Orei getpDbnlihe
Santen iperbsn ssssn cine Grbtunte
einsutauf9en ssiu6t. gu erfrdssn Bet
pumpmaper, STUDENT.
Die Hibalinnen. Carrie:
Sad 1T isbr i9peisiam." - Map:
%, ,id finbs. bab er Elm isbr amiiian=
ter 9Ioubersr 1T" = Carrie: ~Wirfs
li42" = Map: ~gr iast: sd lisbe
0i4!~ nit 70 OisI Seusr unb 2sibsHs
ihaft!"
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0ortf.bung folst.)

- SamenIpsit. r.... Die emma
lit trpItlos, bab tie es ielbIt nit anbOs
rem mubte, fpie Du, ibre bette Sreunz
bin, Did iiber lire 8srlobung 10 sea
bGIiig ausiprsden tonntsit. Wis lit 10
etfpas nur m0glid2!" rOus bat fie
fid nur ielbft susuai4rsibsn. Wsnn
mnn I.in Cob b0ren mill, BARI man
nidi bon riidpGrts tommen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

ssrau Opttrr Rombed battle i9on
ben aan3sn Morgen ssgen Samiad
iiber 2eoppfp seI9olten, Der ii4 nab
ibrsrWtsinung gu ieinemgd4tbeil psrs
Gnbert bate unb burddus ni4t mebr
10 aufmertiam mar. pie lie es bon Dem
Sobne beanipru9sn gu tOnnen slaubs
t.; babel seiete sr Elm 10 finitsres @es
Ii6t, als OBJ er unabldhig iiber einen
@eesnitanb nadsriibsit., Der Jpn fart
beunrubiste. limb pds bas %unsrbprtss
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-03-05

aperture and signal to us that he should
Be again lowered. This we did, and he
descended into the interior, where he re-
manned for more than an hour. How
ever, to make long story short, my sub
constable reported to me in the evening
that Currys Window was the small
opening of an enormous underground
hollow with three huge galleries branch
ing off from vast central space, where
was a pool. He explored the whole
place, shouting as he went and brandish-
ing his torch. His description of the
vast cavern was so interesting that my
nephews were very anxious to make the
descent themselves, and promised that
next summer when you are with me we
should make party and go down with
torches, but said that l was in no mood
at present for agreeable explorations.
am now again alone in my Office,
writing this while all the world is wrap
ped in slumber. Here nightly sit cogi-
tating and rejecting like some stupid
old owl in his barn perch, thinking and
thinking till my mind becomes a per-
feet blank. I would consider myself a
sheer fool but for the fact that we had
very sharp Dublin detective down
here for a fortnight, who, after having
sent us on several wild goose chases,
went away at last declaring that we
were all mad. What report he sent in
to the office l don't know, but he and
my men had words before parting, and
they gave him plainly to understand
that they regarded him as no better
than a pretentious ass or "bosthoon. "
fancy his report is that John Freeman
certainly ran away. That no one who
lives here believes.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-03-05

home a single pigeon, though they
were firing about the country all day.
[ myself, though l kept stealing and
lodging behind fences and furze brakes
from 10 O'Clock to dusk, only shot
three. They bore no token of any kind.
I knew that with the arrival of Harry
and Joseph there would be different
tale to tell. So there was. Every day
for Il week they brought in from five to
twelve pigeons, till pigeons began to be
very rara avis in our country, for those
that We're not killed were frightened
away. The boys knew my purpose. One
day about nine days after their arrival
Harry came rushing into my office,
shouting and exclaiming and holding a
pigeon in his hand round whose leg
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-03-05
CHAPTER TX

MIR. WATKINS NARRATIVE CONTINUED.
MY DEAR HENRY-After the disap-
pearanCe of Edward and after all our
renewed searchings and explorations
had come to nothing, l argued with
myself in the following manner: Wher
ever the brothers are they are doubtless
together and have been spirited away
and concealed by the same person and
in the same way. From his place of
conceaIment John Freeman was able to
send out messenger pigeons with tokens
attached. These tokens, though they
proved that he was alive, gave us no
inkling as to his place of concealment
or abode. He may have sent out others
to which are attached definite written
information. He could have written
with blood characters on strip torn
from his handkerchief and by some de-
vice protected the characters from the
weather. Now that the two brothers
are together, the chances are doubled
that they have sent out some pigeon so
equipped. At once l wrote off to my
two nephews, Harry and Joseph Bat
tersby, whom you met here last summer,
to come at once to me, bringing their
guns with them. 1 had now determined
to shoot every cave pigeon in this neigh
borhood, and knew my nephews, being
boys, and accustomed to stealing upon
and shooting from behind hedges cur
Jews, starlings, cave pigeons and such
like, would do far more execution than
could. Having posted the letter,
went forth instanter and also distrib-
uted small shot to my four men at this
barrack, bidding them be off and shoot
as many cave pigeons as they could that
day. recalled their privileges the
same evening, for they only succeeded
In frightening the birds and making
them very shy. They did not bring
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WaterburyFire Alarm
LOCATION OF BONES.

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- ~, ~ -,--,.,r,.
- - & a..
- Nj, and Hi,,,,r,, s+raats
- - Nj, AMI yy.I.,r- r.sad
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"a C,r Fast Main and Cherry streets.
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- COR N.r-h Elm arli Kfng~hlIry streets
lg CIR North EI.n. North Main and Grove
streets
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- Or ti-.,ve aud Prospect streets
or Hillside avenue and Fin" street.
80 t,.-I.,hr.-, N and Watervillr streets.
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ndinllu,Y nnIIaf NUNS.


4ar-uy rs-utv.. n ne corner P rter street
ans y : r formerly IN" Wfter5ury Male
t5.-. I'm L., --,un iS) AM being a practlca
3 lie VI tktr. Al prepared Il d. all MS OF
3 ,zI-r. War-r TauA. -m0ke sack. Tar Heating
> I'm ,s,-S Arlsarns P4n,. p ate AMI Sheet lroL
g,-S IF a. D. --l.tjnl~- Orier> by mail VIII
JAMES j DUFFY.
. >. Hox. a5l
A En- nsse Laundry Check is d
Lottery Ticket, Capital Prize,
LeOTOsy.
Sensible Peep do not buy
Lottery Tickets. Neither do
t7ey oatroniZe a Chinese Laun-
dry
Have YOUR work done by the
Waterbury Steam Laundry, " s Ss4@i
Avoid all Risks.
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Cine binrihtune.

Tapetteuille, Mrt., %. IpriI.-
Samnel @an8hn 1T seitern in bieliser
Staot pe9en Der i'm September 1891
erloIgten Grmorbuns eines Mannes No-
mems Sobn Sage eebenft poroen. Sic
frau uno &inoer oes 9elinquenten per=
bfa9ten oie 9}aGt in benz @efdnenis ;
Mis- tie se1tern Mor9en mesaesaneen mo-
rem. braeb Weushn pnIlitanbig suIammen
nnb mubte suf oas 59affot aetrooem
uno onrt oufre1t 9sbaIten ,ueroen, tpSb-,
reno ibm Der Strid um ben 6als oeleot,
uno Die ldmarSe aappe iiber bus @eR&ts
9eoo9en murbe. " = =
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JnIano.
Bemahune oes smeifelbaften Gle:
ments Ger GoreY=2lrmee.

~>~
ments Ger Gorev=Nrmee.
Gbicaso, Sls., 81. Npril. - Die
Walbinstoner 8ebOrben baben bic go.
ltaei9sfs aller srOberen 5tdbt. erlu9t
ibre tii6tisiten Detettipes entpeber ben
Goyep'i 'i9en Mrmeen na93ul9iden, ober
lie brett nod Waibinston gu lenben,
Inn bort benz poliseioepartement BEL Der
Wnlammluns Der ertparteten Maiien gu
belfen. Ser Gbef Der bielisen @ebeim-
poli5ei Capt. @bea, bat einen lol6en
Brief bon @aibinston erbaltsn, in pel<
dem er eriu9t tuire, mebrere leiner
beIten 2eute, >uelde bic @erbre9er in
bieliger @sseno ee,,au fennen, na1
QSaIbIngton Su ldiden.
Gie YebOrben su Maihineton finb
Der gnii6t, bab Gerbre1er aus allen
Sbellen oes 9anoes in ber 6auptfabt
oes Sanoss aforementioned tperben,
I'M bel Dem eruarteten Dur1einanber
rei4e Beute MAIDEN gu tDnnen. Mit
9ulfe oer sielen tii9ttsen Detettipes
aus allen SbeiIen bes 9anbes aber boift
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Fort nit Shaoen.


Gbieasp, q. 9lpril.-Sn Ger gelt=
rigen Ser lammlung ber Siibparf=g =gDmz
millGre wuroen bic @eltausl ltelunssQe=
bauoe on Die Gbicaeo'er Tirma @rof &
So. fir $S7,00 perfauft. Sas am l..
Npril BON Dem Gontruftpr 8. s. @arrett
BON ct. 2ouis senla6te 9lnsebpt bon
$4,000 lit ndmli6 nidt gum 9tustras
setommen. @raf & So. linb bic 8e=
otngung eingegansen fpl9enoe Gebdube
bis gum l. Mtai 1896 aus benz Sadlon=
@ebauoe gu entfernen: SnbuItrie=9Sa=
lat, Iderbau=, Gleftricitdts=, WtaI6i=
nen=, 8ersmert=, Srausportattpns=, Gar
tenbau=, Mon1inii itrations=, 6rauen= uno
Til6erei @ebdllbe, terminal Station,
nit Musnobme oer Yerrons unb @9up=
pen, bas antbropolosiIde @ebduoe, Den
Yie6sYapillpn, Mil6erei= unb 2ecture=
@ebduoe uno gplpnaoe.
Die 3ablunssbeoinsunsen erforberr
eine BaarSabluns bon $4,000 bein1
befnitipen Mb16lub bes gontraftes
Ser Geit ion in Is BON perldbli9en
Yerionen inbol1irten Soften fir je $4,000
in monatli6en 9lbl6lass3ablunsen emit
ri9tet merben. 9ie Soften trasen feds
prusent 3inien.
Oes Shmeoenfoniss Seiboiener.
Nem Oort, 81. Mpril. gor
Snipettor Mc2ousblin i'm 9.tettip.-
Bureau Ieste 9eitern Nadmittas Der
tpenige Wtinuten nor6er perboftete, 46
Sabre alte S9,pebe Mnbrep 3eilotb bas
8eltdnontB ab, oab ct aus Der Mobnuas
bes 8anfiers s. s. 8enebiet, go. 10
Wef 81. Strabe, @ilbersel9irr sum
Wertbe bon unsefdbr $4,000 seitoblen
bdtte. Sn benz genannten 0aule batte
3eilotb oas 9lmt zines Butler" belief.
bet unS bate ais iolber bas Gilbxseug
in ieiner Obbut. Na6 leiner Bebaup:
tung batte er friber cine dbnli9e Gteue
bel ben Nitprs inne unb tpill AT elmer
3eit aud 9eibbiener bes &Dniss DON
S6weoen selpeien ietn.
Nm per9angenen Samitae perlie6 c,
ben DienIt bes 8anfiers Benedict, uno
sleid barauf madte bic 6amilie De,
SeBteren bic Gntoedung, bab Elm gro,
Der She'll Der @ilberladen abbonoen
getommen mar. Na9bem Snlpet-
tor Wte9ausblin BON benz Diebfabl in
Renntsib geiest worben, beauftraste {,
bic 9etettipes ariee unb MeGaifsrtr
NIT Der vMufarbsttuns' Der @a9e, uni
biele perbaf fteten 3eilptb setern, pie er.
mabnt In ieiuer @obnune, go. $40 Of
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Der Gofebrenner. Streif.

eonnellspille, Yo., 81, Npril
Mebr ols 3tpeioritteI aQer Gtabliiies
ments in Der eote=Resion lino seidloi
len unb Der Streit lit, 1opeit Der bielis,
Sii itrift in getradt tommt, elm Grfolo
Sic 9aufen ber Streiter ourdiogen &c.
Itern uno mdbrenb Der Na9t bic @eeent
I'M Wtount BleaI ant uno jeoer Manr
Der lib bort an oer 9lrbeit be fanb, lpurot
pertrieben. IS fam gu teinen Gemolt
tbaten, piele Der 9eute serietben aber ii
iol6e 6urbt, bob lie lire Werfseuoe lie:
gen lieben uno oaponliefen. 6rausr
uno Sinoer lpurben terrorilirt unb etn'
sroBe Qn5ahl oerlelben perbrodte pi'
9}a6t auf ben 9ii9eln.
Ntebrere Der Jobrifonten boben 9(r.
rangements setroHen, ben 8etrieb mi
9fi6t llnionillen lpieher auiunebmfl
uno Den Sheriff um Sdus Tilr Die 2(r.
better eriu6t,
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Die iriihen pdhter.

2onoon, 81. Npril. - Ser Segt
Der Gorlase in gesus auf ern,ittirte
pd6ter lit per0HentliGt moroen. Oieie
Norlase, mel6e BON sroBer @idti9teit
lit, murbe am porisen Oonnerltas bon
STR William Sarcourt i'm uaterbauie
einsereidt. sic orbnst at, baB in al.
len Udllen, in pelhen Elm pd9ter in
Srlanb 1eit Dem Dtonat Mtai, 1879 es,
mittirt purbe, Der friibere Ha9ter bas
Redt baben ion, innerbaIb zines Sab
reg ppm SntraIttreten bieles Gelekes
beim Mrbitrationsratbe ,lrl Wtebereins
lebune na95uiu1en. 0ieIsr Rat9 ion
Sas 9edt tobsn, ben P&Gter temporGr
mieber ein;ulesen uno Die Wi.sHein-
Iebung befinitip gu MAIDEN, i'm Sale Der
@runobeliBer nibt it1nerbalb elmer ppr-
seidr,sbenen 3sit geniisenee @rino.
basegeu Dorsubringen I'M Stanbe lit.
Sn anberenTdllen 1oa bic betreHenoeBe.
bDrbe aber aud bas @e9t bsben, bas
@elu9 UNI MteoeretniesRns absu'uei.
len.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-03

man, Die s,peiIeI6aften Gbaraftere ob=
faiien uno rlnlddblid MAIDEN All fonnen.
9ie @albingtpner gebOrben. bic ale
llntoI ten fir Die suseldidten 9stetti,
trasen merben, beabli6tigen, bieIelben in
Walbinston su bebalten, big Die Hube
iibcrall wieoer ber9eltellt norben it,
0oreY's Beer.
Sprlpthe, Mont., u. 9tpril.-0ie
Wtontanoer grisabe Der GogeD'iden
Grmee lit leBte 9la6t bon ben 8unoes=
truppen BON Sort &eosb erfolgrei6 am
neiteren 8orriiden perbinbert porben,
Oie Brigade, $50 Mann ltart, fam UNI
Wiertel Dor IL ll6r 9lbenbs pom WeIten
bier an. 9ie 6ibrer ertlarten, bab bic
Seute bic gfa6t bier 3ubringen wiirben,
aber l6on nm balb IL ll6r beeob lih Der
3u9filbrer nod oem 2ptomotipenbaus,
mo- er cine fril6e 2ofomotipe beraus=
| iu6te unb lofort auHeuerte.
Ser Oberit Yage batte inswil6en in
Sort &eosb nit $50 Wtann Snfanterie
einen Spe5ialsu9 beltiesen, nit Dem Ell
fur; na6 II ubr in 6orlptbe anfom
Ser grOBte She'll Der Gorepiten lag ii
ben Is 6radtmassons i'm tteflten S9la
uno Der 3us wuroe l6nell BON Der
Sruppen umsinselt. 5osan uno Iein'
4nban9er leiiteten feinen gHibet itant
uno puroen obne lueiteres psrbaItet
Sie 6iibrer muroen einseiperrt, bic on.
beren ourften aber in benz 3us bleiben
Der bon DEN Sruppen beuadt niro
@d,t ober Sebn Der s(nfiibrer beg 5ou
fens perben mabr'deinli6 morsen mad
Butte Suriidsebradt unb ipdter Dor
proSellirt weroen, bic llebrigen ,peroer
aber mabrl4elnlid bier in Greibeit se:
1est merben,
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,feuers brunit.

Wtontreol, IS. Npril.--0ie Sc
bauoe Der @boleIale= Spesereimoaren=
firmo Ga Yorte, Wartin uno GomponD
uno oie g9entur Der Mter6ants gont
BON Saltfar tpuroen ourN 6euer 3eritOtt
Ser S6aoen 1T ouf $150,000 CT Der
Oeb0uoen bereGnet. 9em SerluI1
iteben $4,000 9erIi1eran9 9eqen=
ilber.
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2lufSefniipft.

g8 al btnstpn, 81. Npril. l.-5 bns,
Grumpton, tpel6er am II. SUM- 1898
ben 6ubrmann George Sbantlin h:er
ermDroete, purbe beute Moreen nm | /
ubr in Dem Oiltritts9efdnenib ourd Den
Strang 1in9eri1tet. Seioe Wtdnner
,poren farbio.
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Breckenridge an Der 2lrbeit.

2eringtpn, Rp., 81. apriI.-Gs
werben unsem0bnlide Nniirengunsen
oemacbt, I'M Die 8ewobner oes biell9en
Gpnsreb=0iItlitts gu ilber5eugen, 0ob
Der in Dem misunderstanding prp=
5eB ab9e9ebene Wabrlpru6 bic 6olge
Der un8eredten Snitruttionen lei, meldc
Der 3i1ter groblep ben 8eI6morenan
eeoeben. auienoe non @irtularen, in
usl6en erfldrt pirb, boB Die Sni itrnttio-
nen bes Gi9ters unb Der Wabrlprr6
Der @el6mprenen ungere6t leien, iino
bereits IN bem Siitrift perbreitet lporoen.
Ste 2ai,bseitungen baben ben gSi'A ab=
9ebrudt uno in g8oobforo Gountp IiHo
Die Jreunoe Sredenrio9e's in iold)er
auire9uns, baB lie bapon ipre6en, eine
Mfanenoerlammlun9 ab5ubolten uno ben
GIdter Bradley in eftigie 81 perbren-
| ue1l
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-03
Die Gbolera.

. NJ urg 2S. Npril. Ser 3am=
pier, welDer spii6en 9omburs unb ben
IlibomerttaniI6en %odfen ben 8erfe1r
uernittelt, lniro ein ItlDeilen niebt mebr
in 2illobon an6alten, ipeil in Der
portugielilben 9auptiiaot bic @bolera
6errICht.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-03
Grlao ieiueu Dunoeu.

&orIsrube, 27. 4pril. Ser
Stuoent Matbes, ber am l6. 9(pril ppn
einem anberen Stuoenten, einem Weri=
faner siamens Gobrieuea ,udbrenb zines
Streites geito6en morben mar. lit geltern
oeItorben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-03

leben ben Glementen gum Spfer 9eIol=
len inb. @on peridiebenen 4unften
on Der Riiite werben S6iiIbrid)e eenlel%
bet, bic gum She'll nit 8erluiten non
WenI6enleben perbunoen maren. 9ie
Na1ri1ten lino ober mod ni6t polltdn=
big 9enue, ols bab Elm @eiommtiiberblid
iiber ben anseri6teten Sdaben on Wen=
ldenleben unb Gieenthum baraus m6s=
lid tpdre.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-03
1loh Elm Gr6beben.

Ntben, %. Mpril - @eltern Mbent
uno beute Ntorsen tuurben tpieber per=
l6iebene Groerldiitte1unsen perlpiirt
Ser Bemobner Der betreffenben @egen'
ben bat li6 cine entieslide Yanit be-
md6tist. Sie Staot Ntlanta, tpel6e
5000 Ginmobner bat unb tpelbe l6on
BON friiberen grbbeben lit, uurbe nabe=
su sdn5lid benz grobooen sIei9 sema6t
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-07

As was anticipated, the Wilson bill,
with its infamous income tax appendsge,
passed the House on Thursday evening
last, by vote Of 2o4 yeas to 40 nays.
The result was hailed on the Democratic
side by shouts, interspersed with the
rebel yell, and Mr.. Wilson was hoisted
on the shoulders Of his eonfederates and
carried in triumph through the aisles of
the House amid deafening cheers. It
was the first triumph the free traders of
the country ever achieved in Congress,
and the disciples Of John c. Calhoun
and supporters OF the doctrines Of the
constitution Of the Confederate States
made the most Of their victory. Every
Republican in the House, with seventeen
Democrats and one Populist, voted
against the bin. As Bourke Cochran, Of
New York; Beltzhooyer, Of this State,
and other Democrats who had denounced
the bill on the floor Of the House, swal
lowed their wo-ds and their principles
aud meekly fell into line, they were re-
warded with derisive and exultant
cheers. Out of the ten Democrats from
this State, but one-Joseph c. Sibley-
had the courage of his convictions aud
voted for the interests of his eonstitu-
ents, and against the bill.
There is no longer any ground for dis
plte or for doubt; this bill, SO far as ab-
solute necessity for revenue would per
NIT, is moulded on the lines Of free trade
and if it becomes Law and the Demo-
cratic party retains control Of the Gov
ernment, viii, as occasion permits, be
amended in the interests OF the same
policy. That the passage Of this bill IS
suicidal many Democrats in the House
and throughout the country admit, but
the,party lash and the luEt for spoils were
irresistible. There is, however, 3 court
of last resort at the polls the day Of tri-
al may be postponed, but the verdict is
as certain as that the day for final adju-
dication viii arrive. The Democratic
party has fallen into the pit which it
digged for others.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-07

Tsz Democratic communists sre glost-
ing 0 yer the passsge by the House Of the
income tax bill ss an amendment TO the
Wilson bill, because forsooth, it viii ex-
act 8 tax from the wealthy and well-to-
do citizens on their accumulated means.
They are not, however. making extrava-
CANT mention Of the further fact that
this same bin imposes a two per cent
tax on the small investments and saw
ings Of the laboring classes Every man
OF woman who has saved few dollars
and has it invested in any bank, trust or
insurance company orother incorporated
institution, from which interest on the
investment is derived, is taxed at the
sane rate their more wealthy neighbor
pays. If necessity demanded it, as dur
ing the late war, there would be no Justi-
fable reason for complaint, but when
the tariff on foreign imports is purposeiy
cut down so as to create a deficiency OF
revenue, and this tax is extorted from
the savings Of the people TO make good
the loss, it is not only unjust, but cruel
outrage, without even the pitiful excuse
that the party platform demanded It.
The imposition Of this tax is simply an
other blow aimed at the prosperity and
frugality of the North by the Southern
free traders now in control Of the Gov
eminent.