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Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
HOnOrS for Bayard.

LONDON, Oct, 26.--It is stated that the universities of Oxford and Cam bridge will confer honorary degrees on United States Ambassador Bayard when he returns to this city.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
Gone to Fight Indians.

MAssILLoN, O., Oct. 26.-Buying a cheap pistol, and with $2 in cash, A bra ham, the 14,year-old son of Herman Marks. a wealthy clothing merchant, started out to fight Indians. He is a victim to cheap literature. His parents are doing everything to learn his where q houtS
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
His Skull Crushed In.

TUscoLA, H., Oct. 26.-Hans Frahm, 8 wealthy suburban resident of Tuscola was found in his barnyard with his skull crushed and his face disfgured last night. He had been for hours un- conscious and during that time the oil from hls lantern caught fire and burned his right arm almost to cinder. The surgeons pronounce his case hopeless and he will probably die tonight. He is unconscious and unable to make any statement. He was known to have drawn 8 large sum of money from the bank the day before.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
Pullman Finds Pastor in Michigan

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 26.-The Rev. Dr. Charles Fluhrer, of All Souls Universalist church resigned today. He will become pastor of the Memorial church, nearly completed, at Albion, N. Y., built by George M. Pullman. He has been pastor of All Souls church twenty years.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
FIFTEEN ROUNDS.

Snnith-VanHeest Pronounced a.
 Draw Last Night. BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 26.-The Smith VanHeest fight was pronounced draw in the fifteenth round.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
Convicted of Murder.

TExARKANA, Ark, Oct. 26.-Prof. G. L. Bryant has been convicted by the Bowie county district court at New Boston of the murder of Prof. George L. Ellis. The defendant was sentenced to life Imprisonment in the peni.en- tiarv.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
ALL RECORDS BROKEN.
The LuCania Makes the Fast
 est Atlantic Time Known.
She Beats all the Previous Ocean Records From Queenstown to
 New York.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The Cunarder Lucania, from Liverpool, passed in at 3 :56 this afternoon, beating all previous records from Queenstown to New York by twenty-seven minutes.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
VON CAPRIVI QUITS.
His Resignation Is Accepted
 by the Emperor.
The Resignation of Count Eulenburg Also in the Hands of His Majesty
 but Not Yet Accepted.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 BERLIN, Oct. 26.-It is now known as fact that Chancellor Von Caprivi's resignation has been accepted by the Emperor.
 Count Eulenburg'i resignation has not yet been accepted.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
The State of Trade.

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-Dun's Weekly Review of Trade says: Failures for the week, 231 in the United States against 352 last year; and 52 in Canada against A last year.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Carl WaIdschmidt Shot by AdoIpf
 Nieburg While Hunting.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. 26.-Karl Waldschmidt, F years old. was accl- dentally killed by companion named Adolph Nieburg this morning while hunting. Nieburg shot at bird just as Waldschmidt raised up from clump
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
NO TIDINGS.

The Ship Ivanhoe Still Missing and
 No Trace.
 ASTORIA. Or, Oct. 26.-The revenue cutter Corwin, which arrived in port this afternoon, brought no tidings Of the missing ship Ivanhoe.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
Coin and Bullion.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 26.-Silver bars, per o., 6375@64; Mexican dollars; 52b653.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
The WOrden Trial,

WOODLAND, Cal, Oct. 26.-There were no new developments in the Worden case today.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
A Desperado's Remarkable Escape

TAHLEoUAH, I. T., Oct. 26.-Jim Cook brother of the leader of the noted Cook gang of desperadoes, who was un- der arrest for murder, has made his es- cape from here. While in charge of two guards he made break for liberty, and after giving his captors a severe tussle he got free from them. Although hampered by a heavy chain locked about his wrist and ankle he outran the guards and warded of the bullets direc- ted al him.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27
A Portland EmbezzIer Arrested.

PORTLAND, Or. Oct. 26.-Freder Weatherford, bookkeeper for Holman & Co.,, forwarders and draymen, was ar- rested today on charge of embezzle- ment of $2,000 of the firms money. Weatherford has been in the employ of Holman &s Go. for about six years, and
Arizona republican., 1894-10-27

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20

lid bis Freq )urg inter @aiisr. Snlbc
Srtidaiten uuo Sublrcihe gauSbduler
iinO pom Den 6lutbsn weggerifien, griifs
fen SerltOlt unO Die 9eiammte @rnSte III
pernidtet morOeu. Der angeri9tete
Sharen be;iiicrt iid auf OtiOiUncn uOn
@ulbeu.
,Su Sen hOdgebenSen 6lEtben treiben
Sieb unb SGuebaltun98geQenl enltdnbe ies
Der 2(rt umber. 0abei berrI6te bis &C.
itcrn itrOmcnbsr 9fegen; beri,lbe lieB
scgen 9lbsnO nad, 10 baB man bOiIt,
baB iid bic 9Balier balO uleOcr perlauz
fen werSen.
9uOapeif, 10. Suni. i.-Ginc 9icibe
Ntcaidenleben iiuO in BEN 6lutben 5u
@runOe ge9an9cn. 9(n uielen StelIcn
wurOsn Die 0Gmme bur9bro9en. Jn
Der @eqsuS BON yiptau bat Gin befti9er
Sfnecfau singeicet.
Cine quite 6eninr fnr ras iraaiIdbe Sabiust.
Sc ori0, 10. 5uni.-Oie 2lnfinz
Oisuus be5 9renIernljHliter5 Sasaita
in Seuat, oaB sic 2lblebnung bes
oeutidzipaniiAen SanOclsuertrags sntz
we0er Die 9teiignatiOn Oc8 &abinet8
oOer Die 2luilOiun9 Der @Ortes 5ur6Ol9e
haben wiirOe, wurHe. BON Sasafta 5ur
Serlrauen5fra9c gema9t.
Der Senat ipra6 6aun au6 benz
Oiintiterium nit 127 gesen - Stinlz
men iein Sertraucn aus.
Sic @sfnhreu Der &rIcn aIsG pIitif.
SinsupOre, SfraitSzSe SettlementS,
Is. Stunt. Sin 9auptltug, 9tam,ns
Sranfpan, iberiiel ciuen britiiden nil
Iitdrliaeu Soften, branute ole @etauOe
nierer uno t0Otetc ncun Sifb5, melde
mt Ill Der @urniiOu gcb0rteu. Den
WorObrennern ficl Die seiumutc Mus
nitipn Oes YoItenS in Die SGnbc, un6
lie pliinOerteu 5aOem cine IusaBl 9anz
Oel5brOte.
9luf tcle9rapbiIdem Nc9c iit cine
Ssritdrfung nad ber Scsne Os8 OtOr@
be5 unO Der 8lauberun9 berbsibeOrOert
mnrNru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
Gepidtises 3euguiB Oes ginpanSerunsss
@ommiiidrs, adtb. @eorse Sturr, i'll Se,
Sug uuf bic 9eiItraft UOH &aOwag'S
0teacp Gelief bel eiHem Sale BON
0lhsumatismuS in ben 6Iftsu.
RI. 3, ganRss 8GaG gOrE

Rr. 3, Ban Ret BIa B, Pem gorE
Gr. RaoDGp. Bel mir bat 5br Rsiis E9uuosE
seUlrtt. g8dbreHo oer ltBttH sabre mar Id SON
hluiis.E uHb 6o5GrI9eH &Eialsa Sciatica hetul'
sc!utt, iuUelIen ertrtateE nd oIeisbtH Der GeEs
bens;seHo be Su ben nodtIa uRo eltUtIlig uber bic
beioeH unterea q lIeomaBeu.
g9abrcHo oleiir Seit N fpeIfeT i'd pom oleitn
Sdmer3.H seplGlt Uuroe babe ID dit aas Qel,mitteG
pIptr, bic mix lHteuiBeHten SeIttn uEo ytdrreH
eMpIoblsH murhfn, IN Der 6oifEuue, &reidttruag 81
fiHo,H, bod a1e5 eriu:es iih ais eIn 5ebliulas.
5a bah: utri'1teoene arteH Sdoer sebraudt, MID
udHHlstctcr S.1GHoiuRs uHteryo1cn, duBerIih glHIs
mtEte IN Ulae aH9tuaHot oruIe RcJ,pie Der 1truors
ragenoeH aerGtc yutts lnotitH oermo ute 81 beIen.
BeIleilencn September puIoc Id Grf oIIHseEetS
GIiHdeH eIHe5 45reunoes (oer nd n teriebeH S1ge,
nle ' httoHe) perleiet 9br giltisl III pIoblrsH. J
lltt 81 Der .3elt etHem melner dlteH Middle. 3H
mciHtr uebcrdltun9 une groBttu rIeuoe Oerihofrfc
mix Die erie gppliiation grlcittsuiEq, HobeeH 10
bic aiirteH 2tlI. 3s6ao;t uHo mdiiagtrt bate, IN
ben 8liscMdBcH Duroc our6 od5 glelei { ne iuolls
tbueab. 2dIme tcrUoreerufeH uHo - tur3er 3.it
ibDaHo Der SdmsIy uouitdHoI4. Sb9leIh I5 Ielfte
pcriootide 4Hidle peripurte BERN 9erGHuabtH eIRer
GtnotruH9 o.5 gttt.I5, 10 rUtIB Id ieet ooh, ME i1
mid 81 tIIlTca tGbe uEo gum cerriher Der Sluattol
mafe. EADwAY's READY RELIEF III meiH t}GcuHo.
Sh HHtsruehme tetEe Gelie, o5He cine 0laihe oaD0a
In mctEem Jletidoiier mIt8UaehmeH.
Sir sIs,beaer Ge0. 5taTE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
6cricts auf Sert Strano.

gtewpOrt, 9f.sS., IS. Suni.-Der
0ampfcr SlpmOutb," Capt. 9auia,
pOn Der r6u( 9tiper giuic," acrietb
hcute 9lbeno 9 llbr an Dem n0rOIIden
GnOe BON &oicsS8lanO wabreuO zines
bidten gtebeIS auF ben StranO. go
balO Sic &unNe auf bem Bier Der Com.
pa3nie befannt murSs, truf man iOIOrt
Inltaltcn, Die ctlua geo Ferioncn sab
lcnbcn &aiia9iere pom 8OrO gu bOIen
unO nad 9tcws yOrf 81 6eiOrpern, ba uns
ter Ocn giiniti9lten llmitanOen Die 9tadt
per9ebeu wirO, ebe Der 0umpIer mieOer
fIott wiro. 2Sie melt Sa5 6abrjeu9 be-
iAGOi9t it, lit nid)t betanrt.
Die OtcBr;abl Der RaIia9iere tubr
nm llbr Beute irGb nah gtew<Yo
welter. Die iibriscn psrOcn Die 9fadt
am Sorb pcrbriuoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
Walaria Walaria,
SdattelirOf, faIte5 6itber,
@eflielfieber bepGItiat.

Gisbsr uno 2Se4ieIii.btr EHrirt Gr iuHi5Il Gents.
gs eTIttr teIH seI.miitel IN oer gelt usle5 t2ftS
BtebeT uEo gSebleiVtber uHo auc oHlil3tH >HmpizS
bloleH EHo aHotrea 6iebet (nlI cCIis poH IaonGp'
9lAtHl u Ialo htLt. rye 3aepGo5 ae9oQ JellsI'
SIt!5 SO SI9. pro 6lcite in AptI5stea 81 pabea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
Die 6nreuitcu rilhrcn ifd,.

BBila6elp bia, Is. Stunt. - Die
GOreDtten babsn bier Elm @crbe>S >Sireau
eingeridtet, nm ueue Ntonneu gen
gSaibinston III fiibrcu. Die 9tcfruten
iperOen am 25. o8. OttS- pon bier abb
nIaridiren. 9lm 4. Suli ipolIsn bic
GOreDitcn in Der Sunbc8bauptitubt cine
- 0tonlt 'OemOnitrariOu" peranltaltcn
Die bier eiuqstrofisuen 2SerbssSfii;iere
bOifen, buB miuOsi sitens 2OOO Wianu i6
ibnen anidllieRen merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
e II u e erLi d.

9uriren 80 bis 60 xropf.u in siztm baIbeu eBrafG
GBaiicr IN meat5tH gtlHutcH Srdmpie, Dias:EiaUre,
usbcItst Grbue1sH SoobreHEeH, yl;r0oittdt, SoLais
lOrgf,L NltarGHc, SIaubos, 9ueHttCIc. Gbol,rGs
gts1hus' GoGIc, SIahUn3tH uao al: IEHsTItss
Shme6eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
oSeioert nno 2sefGmerOen.

6Jee,n 9opfutb of Dliqr6ne ober Rerooies 7opia
peb), Sabnlueb, 9ieural9ic EbcHmatl5nu5, Suits
usb, StmericH uHb 9tattisfeit I'M Ruden, Dem 6uds
graf ooer b,H Jderen, in Der geber9e9eEo, Beuree,
Observation-Disclosures uH6 SdmerBeH itotr art lDiro Die
aHlueneuns pom 8aapal'5 Reaop R.Ii.i ioiorlgt
grltidlttruHa berbtliubreH urs oeleH iortstitBieI
esbrGuh UdbreHo etHi9er Gage cine permGasEts
geRtuns btDerfhcaistA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
GeloisnSnnaen

ma d. auen 9beiIen Guropa's bsiorst prompt uns
tinil bic
Grpeoitinu oes .SeHfibem 6utr 'ippnosEt:u,"
S.,G.sS6t 5aItmOrssStr. uEe BOItaSiFeesglps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
gfoA Elm 9lasnamo in Stdit.

@b;casO, IS. Suni. = SAT- aIlc
&iIer in ben 9rOBen 8Otels s9iicOsrla9sn
Der rStod>YarO5" itelItsn b,ute Die Ir=
belt Gin, neil man ibre 2Obne reOu;irt
bat. Otan glaubt, ole anOcru auses
itelItcn lusrben li1 BEN 9lusitGnOi9cn
aui6lieBen. Die 2obnreOuftiOu trat
Dor brei 0tonutcn elm, bamaS wurpc
aber bon Den 9lrbeitcrn fein Brotcit erz
boben. neil iie srpurtctsn, buB inner
bulb weni9sr WtOnate Die nlten 2Obns
idee iamut unO iOn0srS wlcocr eingsz
fiibrt peroen miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
Sic SobIcnGrdber tlt 9lI6bautn
ffrifcff itfcifcr.

OtempbiS, Ienn., 18. 9uni. -
Die SOblcn9rGbcr in 2llabama babcn
bcute abenO Ourd Nbltinmun9 beIdIOIz
ien, ben 2lusitaHb iurBuiceen. Cine
3weite Giienbabnbriife lit beute IbenO
in Die 2uIt Qelpreuat woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
0el0ienaumaeu

nah alien SbeiIen gnrppa's b.iorst prompt uns
bini9 bic
expedition ees -Seuiidlen 6urrsIponDemteu," t"
S.Slsg6e gGItiMore<Str. uas YOitsSffces4ue-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
8aOtuaD's @eanDs&elief
fitrirt uuo Uerbhtct
tnrItt uno pefDhNl
Grfaltung, 9uTeu, b0icn gals, Sn'
flneu3a, Nbrumatismus, gcu-
ralgir, GupfueB, 3aBnlurB,
@ftbma, &tBemnDtb.

GS Iinoert ole peitieenoften Shmer5en II els
Her bis snaHyig DitHuteH. gtidt cine StuHoe Ead
9.ieH osisr aHBeige ioHte irsCno sSemaHo SdImeFs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20

unb Der bette 6r.unb, Der Sie ME i'm
Stide ldBt, lit Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (oas rOthe 2)-Ous if, mas
Sie bel Gruabnun9 bieIsr uor3iglideu
Yeb.r' Webijin uernebmsn, unO gismanO
ioHte iidl iiberrcOsn iaIien, baB irsenb
,nDus Anberes cbcniO gut 1T.
Gr 1T Der S0uis allcr SsberzOttbistz
uen; er lit bciier, mic Bileu, uno Uertritt
bic Stsue pOn @6inin uno 2alOmel.
ST wtrtt. brett uui bic 9eber, geleren
1nb GtnseusiOe unO erjcust i'm san3sn
SDitcm neucs 2ebcn. Dies lit bic 0fes
Oi3in, bic Gle wiuidcn. 8Ou alien
9IpOthcfern ucrtauft-in flHiIiger 6Orm
ODER ais 4uloer, UNI iie trDdsn einjunebs
mtn OOer I'm Gbse burau6 ;u MAIDEN.
@ s5<oeS Gafet-@
bat s:a 3. .stempel in Roth AMI Der Ssrpa dung.
S. $. Seilta &c Gemp.s
l4iIoosSbin gs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20
0ln 9tutial z9lmtrifnner Der Sifatr.

U en- OFT, Is. Stunt. = Bei'm
II. beutiden 8unbe8ihieBcu ;u MIains
hat Sr. @us. zimmerman pom ygtew=
9Orter Snbepen0eut S4asen @OrpS"
Den eriten Rr.is bel'm S6neQ idieBen,
ben eriten Yrcis auf Der 6clOi6eibe unO
cine gulOsns llbr auf Der Stunoi6cjbe
lth erihoiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20

0a8 rYrODi6encez GOn3il I
9tr. 235 Der fotb. 9S b ltb 4 :
tig fctt8 8zYsgiOu" matte seiteru
eintn 2lusflu9 All Dem lumpfer go
lumbia" ua9 Bar. 9(iOge, bic uOn Ollt>
gliecern Der anOtren @On3ile ic5r gut
patroniiirt wuroe. 9tah cinIgen gez
nuBreidsn StunOen uuf Dem tublungSz
ipenSenOen GrbOlUngsOrte fcbrtsn Die
Ebeilnebmer 9eitern AbcnO nm 9 ubr
sunieOen uab crirIidt nab Der StaOt
suriif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-20

"HFat t"FuUtIVtVtIuFH.
= 9a in 2le9uiR, Sdlciicn, ber
GDpbuS ausgcbrodeu, lit bic OtcSidbrige
@tnSicbun9 Der 9telerpen Oe6 OOrtiscn
9feglments ucribObeu mOrben.
- Der Senut unO oas !0au8 Der
uuiperiitdt Cambridge ertbsiltc 9eIicrn
bcm Capt. 2llirc0 3. Otaban BON Ser
Sun0caflOtte, GOmmanotur Oe8 Ser.
Stuatenz&rcu5er5 - Chicago, bie 8arOe
zines DotIor5 Der 6edte, uuo ,war auf
@)runb ieiuer Oiiiertation: 'Gentium
MagnaIium in Historic Maris Impe-
rum Quantum valuerit."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-07
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

PEssESEn, the inventor OF tho stool n-os
ress which bears his name, has male Sl0,.
600, 900 out OF the invention.
GOVERNOR ALTGELD, OF Illinois, IA said to
he afflicted with disease OF the spine, and
IL Is not expected that he will live his tern
out.
Mrs. AGNES IRWIN is to become the dem
OF Radclif College. rs the Harvard annex is
now called. Mrs. Irwin Is about sixty years
Old.
ONLY three OF the United States Senators
Ireland Plsco in England AMI Mcmillan In
Canada.
LoRD RosEBEBY's dairy farm in Buckns.
hamshire, England. comprises 400 acres, on
which he keeps 100 dairy cows, 800 cattle
and 1909 sheep.
AT the royal wedding in Cohurg, Queen
Victoria spoke nothing but German. no mat
ter what the nationality OF the person sho
was talking TO was.
SENATOR JONES. o; Arkansas, Is tho night
inglle OF Congress. He is member OF q
church choir and his bass solos are tho feat
ure OF the services.
KING HUMRERr, OF Italy. will soon under
go an operation for cancer OF the throat IL
Is said that his case is similar 10 that of the
late Emperor Frederick, OF Germany.
p. p. HUTCHINSON. cold Hutch" who Is
now IA small operator on tho Chicago Board
OF Trade lost 5000, 900 in spsculntionS dur
ing the past five years. His son is u million
aire banker.
EMPERoR WILLIAM is honorary colonel-in-
chief OF twenty-sevsn regi mentS belonging
to various countries Of Europe. Hs has 10
have a complete and distinct unlform outlt
for every regiment.
WHEN Governor Noithen, OF Georgia, re-
tIre3 from the pxaCutiya chair hn will bapOma
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs. Samuel Raphcl. Of Brooklyn, has lust
given birth to four children. On Sunday q
boy was born, on Monday girl, and on
Tuesday two more boys. The latter two
died.
An extensive land deal has been closed at
San Antonia. Tex, involving 2. 500 900 acres
OF land lying on the Rio Grande IN the
Mexican States of Coahuila and chihuahua
The land was sold to the Mexican Coffee.
Cotton and Colonization Company. An at
tempt will be made to colonize 10000
negroes on part of the land.
There was light frost In Tennessee Thurs.
day night, the first ever known for this time
Of year.
Judge Ricks, Of Ohio, has decided that tho
States tax inquisition law Is unconstitu.
tional.
The supreme %ourt has decided that It Is
lawful for brewers to back an impoverished
saloon.
The Field Columbian museum, occupying
the art building of the worlds fair, was dedi.
Gated Saturday afternoon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-07
NEWSY GLEANINGS.
RUSSIA has $50 paupers.

RUSSIA has $50 paupers.
CHOLERA Is raging in Russian Poland.
THE Gulon Line has gone out OF business
YALE won at tho intercollegiate athletic
games.
WAKEFIELD, Mass, celebrated its 2josh
birthday.
ESoLASp will act as mediator between
Brazil and Portugal.
MoRE than 1000, 900 bales OF cotton have
already been marketed.
THE steerage rate from New York TO Liv-
erpool has been reduced 10 sl2.50.
ELEcTRocUTIos Is being agitated in Penn
sylvania as a substitute for hanging,
THERE are l07. .273 widows in Massachusetts
and about 100000 unmarried women.
THE manufactured pro iuct OF Great Britain
amounts to about 3i,l00,0 900 year.
SCARCITY OF silver coin and limited bank
discounts are causing distress in Peru.
AMERICAN locomotives have been adopted
as the standard for japanese railroads.
MERCURY will be the evening star during
June and Venus will be the morning star.
Tue German Banking Association has de-
clared in favor OF the single gold standard.
CANADA Is growing now because Amerl-
cans catch whales and porpo!ses In Hu lson's
Bay.
ENGLAND has been asked 10 agree to q con-
ference with Germany over Samoa, and will
probably accept.
TnE new Chicago museum Is to be called
the Field-Columbian. to honor Marshall
Field, who gave IL 81 100000.
THE Bank OF England has begun to invest
its surplus cash and Is expected TO throw
about S15, 900, 900 on the market.
THERE are. according to the latest regis
tration, 4,S95.ll2 voters In England and
Wales, 625,62S In Scotland, and 1879 IN
Ireland.
SEVENTEEN varieties OF German song birds
have been successfully acciimated in Ore
gon. They winter in Mexico and Central
America.
soUR impounded horses OF the cayuse
type were sold at Spokane, WASH, the other
day at an average price OF two dollars and
six cents.
INVESTIGATION shows that farmers OF the
Northwest have abandoned wheat as their
only crop. The decrease this year will be
twenty-five per cent.
JOHN VAN IMMES. who has been In the Ohio
Penitentiary since 1885 for murder, will soon
be released. The man he was convicted OF
killing has been found in Indiana
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-07
PROCLAMATION TO STRIKERS.
Gov. Pattison in an Official Notice Warns
this Idle Men to be ORDERLY


Gov. Pattison received from sheriff w. IL
Wilhelm, of Fayette county, letter recount.
ing the murders and deprcdations committed
In the Connellsville coke country during the
present strike. the resistance offered his
deputies by strikers and the armed mobs OF
, ,trikers patroling the region. He concluded
thus:
Considering all the circumstances, re.
gard the situation as critical, and. as mn
! emergency may Mt any moment arise which
VIII make 1t necessary to call for the aid OF
state trooIs. | communicate 60 you these
facts that you may In some degree under.
stand the situation and the necessity for
prompt action.
Gov. pattison tclegraphcd the sheriff as
follows,
Your communicative rclativn,o disturbances
IN your county has been received. I hnye
issued the following proclau.ation. which
print and post conspicuously throughout the
sections of your county affected. Communi-
cate To nc details as 10 any further disturb.
nnces.
The proclamation follows:
In tue name aud hy authority of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania ia-l'roclamation:
whereas. II had been rcprcscatrd to mo
10y the proper authorities Of Faycttr county
TINT riotcous demonstrations exist In various
sections of suid county, whcrplyt the livcs and
properly, peace and safety of the poop.e are
threatened, which the civil authoriu 5 arc
unahle To suppress: aud
Wherens. The Constitution and laws of
this Commonwealth authorize the Governor
whenever. In his judgment. the same may hc
necessary. TO employ the militia 10 suppress
domestic violence and preserve the peace.
Now. therefore. Robert l.. Pattison, Gov.
ernor OF the said Commonwealth, do hereby
ndmonish all good citizens. ana all persons
within the territory and under the mrisl -
tion Of the Commonwealth against aiding or
nnctung such unlawful proceedings. and do
hereby command all persons engaged In tho
snid riotcous demonstrations. 10 forthwith
dispcrsc aud retire pcaccably To their rrspnc-
uv" places Of abode. warning them that a
persistence In violence will compel resort 10
such military force as may bc necessary TO
enforce obedience 20 the laws
Given under my hand aud the great seal OF
the state at Harrisburg this 20 day of MAY.
in the year of our Lord one thousand riyht
hundred and ninety four. aud OF thr Common
wealth the one hundrcdth aud eighteenth.
(Signcd.) Robert l.. pgtti.ou
Tho Governor received the following dis.
patch from Sheriff Wilhelm:
Your proclamation received and will hay,
good effect. Five hundred strikers wrro
'-'''hing ut Kyle works but committed no
vocacc.
AT Maiden. Mo. the city marshal blows n
lorn mt O'Clock y. m. To warn the youn :
people on the street TO retire 10 their homes.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-07
LATER NEWS.
A storm at Tuxpan, Mexico, destroyed a
number OF houses and killed 10 persona.

A storm at Tuxpan, Mexico, destroyed a
number OF houses and killed 10 persons.
Mrs. Walter II. Bosch, ofNewark, N.J.,who
is 20 years old, has applied for divorce
from her husband, who is only 25.
Steele Walker, the largest wholesale
grocery firm in st. Louis, failed. The liabil-
tiles are between 800, 900 and 81 100000.
Judge Baker, Of Indianapolis, yesterday
sentenced Percival B. Coffin TO years and
Francis Coffin to 10 years for wrecking the
indianapolis National Bank.
The general term of Common Pleas Court
In New York has set aside the verdict by
which Mrs. Ellen Pollock was awarded s37,-
500 damages against her wealthy iatherin-
low for alternating the affections of her hus-
band.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-07
CRiMrs AND rrNAt.rrrs-

At st. Louis, Fritz Clark stabbed Guy Roths-
child. and the latter shot and killed Clark.
An unknown lunatic in Chicago wednes.
day night fatally cut Martin Peterson and
John Long. whom he met ON the street. lie
is still at large.
AT Village Springs, Ala, Thomas Early
shot and killed Washington Early, miner,
aud murdered Earley's wife. Officers and
, G'7SsA A~rsued Early and shot him dead in
The body OF Maud Rublc, OF Omaha. who
disappeared last week, was found murdered
IN an empty building. All her jcwclry was
missing.
Another respite has been granted to Prom
dergrast, the assassin OF Mayor Carter Har-
rison, oi Chicago, until September term Of
court