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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16
A Quarter Century Test.

For quarter of century Dr. Kings
New Discovery has been tested and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Chest and
Lungs. A remedy that has stood the test
so long ana that has given 80 universal
satisfaction is no experiment. Each bottle
is positively guaranteed to give relief, or
the money will be refunded. It is admitted
to be the most reliable for Coughs and
Colds. Trial bottles Free at Matthew Bros.
Drug Store. Large size 5Oc, and s1.00. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16
NEWS NOTES FROM WALES.

LONDON. June s.-The Rev. Thomas Da-
vies, minister of the Welsh Congregation-
al chapel, Morriston, died on Saturday
week at the age Of S.. He was the oldest
Congregational minister in South Wales,
| and was a brother Of the Rev. John Da-
ytes, Tahirion, Cardiff.
The death is also announced of the Rev.
I. Neville Andrews, superintendent of the
| Swansea district, Wesleyan Methodist con-
| neotion.
Charles Wencb, owner of Skerry's COL
heries Wales is without lpenny in the
| world" He lost, according to his story,
| $50, 600 in the mine.
The sliding scale joint committee, of the
South Wales Coal trade, have just report
| ed the result Of their audit, which will
mean reduction of 2N per cent COM
mencing June l, leaving the percentage,
the 1879 standard, at 273G.
Margaret Phillips aged so, of Brynmawr.
has disappeared, and the mystery is cRus-
ing much anxiety in the town. No motive
can be assigned, and the full force of pol ice
are engaged in the search.
II 4
At u meeting Of the Welsh Liberal mem.
bers OF parliament, a vote Of confidence in
Roseberys government was carried, tho
four ''revolters" still Matching position
of antagonism and voting against the mo-
tiOn. Further assurances have been given
by the government as to the passing Of the
Welsh dsestabIishmeat bill
81
A meeting will be held at Chester dur.
ing the present week to organize ma
tional "Cymrn Fyddn society to extend 10
every parish in Wales and to all PARIS of
England where Welshmen have migrated.
The object is to foster national sentiment
and to consolidate the work of Welshmen
generally in obtaining forward legislation
for the Princepality.
k#*
a great out Cry is being raised against
Lord Rosebery's connection with the turf
and there is no doubt that in Wales
systematic agiyation will in timo COM
mence upon the matter. Horse racing
with its attendant evil of betting has for
years been denounced by this leading
Cymru. This is one of the many difficult
ties in succeeding Gladstone which the
new prime minister has TO contend with.
49,
The new act of parliament legalizing
and forming parish councils is being en-
Enthusiastically taken up in Wales and ev-
erywhere preparations are being made to
organize the new machinery OF the land
so as to allow it a fair trial. In every par
ish "a parish meeting will be held
which will be its supreme authority, and
IA parish council will be elected to deal
with all the internal affairs of the parish,
subject to the approval of the district
council, which will be the responsible au-
thority for poor law, highway and other
matters of first class Importance. Above
this council and superior in position will
he the county council which has control
Of the police, county officials, the admin
stration Of the law and the supervision Of
the district and parish councils. Upon the
return Of Welshman from America TO
his native land he will be unable to grasp
the multitarious councils and their du-
ties.
The Rev. William Evans (Monwyson)
will arrive at New York about Aug. 8, al
will, believe, visit your city during the
same month. OWEN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16

DELA!WyS,AAIRE,, LAACKAWGANNA AND
~ WESTERN Raj ROAD.
Trains leave Scranton Rs follows: Express
for New York and ali points East. lao 2.50,
5lE, 500 and 9 90 a. m. IL 81 and $50 p, m.
Express for Easton, Trenton, Philadelphia
and the South, 5l5 500 and 9,5j q. m; la53
and $50 p. m.
Washington and way stations, 1855 p. m.
Tobyhanna accommodation, $40 p. IN.
Expr IS for Binghamton, Oswego, Elmira,
Corning, Bath, Dansville, Mount Morris and
Buffalo u 10, 2 10 a. m. and l2i p. M, making
close connections at Buffalo to all points In ths
West, Northwest and Southwest.
Bath accommodation, q. m.
Binghamton and way stations l237 p II,
Nicnolson accommodation, at 4 ?. m. and
6l0 p. m
Binghamton and Elmira Express, COS p m.
Express for Cortland, Syracuse, Oswegoi
Utica and Richfeld Springs, 2l5 a, IN. and l2'
pm.
For Northumberland, Pittston, Wilkes. Barre,
Plymouth, Bloomsbury and Danville, making
close connections at Northumberland for
Williamsport, Harrisburg Baltimore, WASH
ington and the South.
Northumberland and intermediate stations,
600, q.b1 u m and l,30 and 6O' p. III. "a,
Nanticoko ana intermediate stations, SOo
and ll.2O n. IN Plymouth and intermediate
stations $50 ard S5l D. IN. :,
Pullman parlor and sleeping coacnes on ~
For detailed information pocket tim tables
etc, apply to NJ. l.. Smith, city ticket oLaca,
92S Lackawanna avenue, or depot ticket ONCE.
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The Overskirt Ouestion.

The question of overskirts docs not seem
very absorbing one in the spring fash
ions. Enough are shown in the new gowns
to give the style support and credcnce;
but, according to the New York Times,
they are rejected with remarkable unanim-
ity in favor of the still modsh and elc-
CANT plain skirt orwith bit Of trimming
that really only accentuates its plainness.
The short, pointed overskirt in particular
meets with cold reception. 1t has dow
dy and nngraccful effect, and why it should
be insisted on has not been demonstrated
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iP;cTUassnss Z a 4 Is n 1l z siSSji
El 55!IjijIliII'Si;I|ES|y yIEE2!E9ll! "

Train leaves Scranton for Philadelphia and
New York via. ID. & H, h X. Gt 5 am, l2lO,
28S and ll,35 p. IN. via D., L. g. W. r. r., 900,
bOS ll.20 a. M, and l30 u. m.
Leave Scranton for Pittston and Wilkes.
Barre via D.. l.. & W. r. r., 600 sos, il9)
q. m, l3O, a50. 607, so .. m.
Leave Scranton for White Haven, Hazleton,
Pottsville and all points on the Beaver
Y, 40 am, via D: & II. r. X. at 3 am. l2lO
2.3S 4lG pm, via d. l.. e. w. Il. R., 600, SO3
ii. 70 am, l.3, ajO pm.
Leave Scranton for Bethlehem, Eagton,
Reading, Harrisburg and all intermediate
points via d. 6 II. X. r., am IL. 10, 2,33 ll.3j
pm, via d., L. Sc W, r. RrG.O0,S0S ll.9O a. M,
l3O pm.
Leave Scranton for Tunkhannock Towandl,
Elmira Ithaca, Geneva and all intermedilt lts
points via ID. Il II. k T., go a IN, u ~ and ll.3j
p. M, via d. L. & W. r r., S.0S am, l.30 p. m.
Leave Scranton for Rochester Buffalo, Nj.
agara Falls, Detroit, Chicago and all points
west via d. q H.. r. r., 907 ann, IL l0Gi5ll.Sj
p. m, via ID. l.. & W. X. r. and Pittstol
Junction, sO5 a'm lSO $50 p. m. via f. s. W.
r. H., 34l D. II.
For ElmIra and tn, west via salamanoL via
j. " II. h. II. 9.U1 a,m., L. 10 6.ij p IN, via D.,
L. 81 w. H. K, sos an, l3j and 6,07 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or L. V. chair
cara on all trains between l.. & b. Junction or
Wilkes-Ba Barre and New York, PHILADELPHIA,
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
ROLLlN H. WILBUR, Gen. Supt East Div
CHAS S. LEE. Gen. Pass. Ag't Phila Pr.
A. W WNONNEMACHER,A Asst G IN Pass. Ag't,
South Bethlehem, Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16
TIE BEST DRESSED WOMEN.

Judic Chollct Says They Are the Women
Who Wear What Becomes Them.
In spite of the brilliant colors which are
undcniably the mode at present gray is
also worn and appears in fashionably made
toilets. After all, the dictum of extreme
fashion is only implicitly obeycd by per-
sons SO conscious of Il lack of taste and
Judgment in such matters as to be quite
at Il loss unless following the lead OF an
accepted authority. Fashion demands the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16

In Holland, Mich, O. j. Doesbury, pub
fishes the News, and in its columns strong
ly recommends DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil
Tor coughs, colds, sore throat, catarrh and
asthma. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16

She soon in platitudes will speak;
The right can't be denied to her,
And, truth to tell, she'll hardly strike
A venerated chestnut like
This phrase 80 Oft applied TO her
-WaShiagtOn Star
A few more days, and the roses of June
With hope ana the future will fall into
tune,
And the sweet girl graduate, poet and
song,
Will be reading an essay dozen yard,
.. long Detroit Free Press.
In polysyllables she wrote
This sweet girl graduate to be;
Butwhen she talks, with pain we note,
She murmurs "Ratsw necessarily.
-WaShington star.
Now all things gravitate
To the sweet girl graduate.
Her portraits in the papers,
Ana she has her hat on straight.
ST. Louis Post Dispatch.
White waves Of tulle and souls as white,
And misty wreaths Of floating laceS
And tender blooms Of flower like faces,
OF spirit grace Of fiower-like faces
Aud brave prophetic thoughts and dreams
And hopes Of grand aud high endeayor,
And Of golden faith that seems
To light the futures way forever.
Aspasan wisdom told in speech
That breaks from scarlet threads OF smil-
ing
Deep lore beyond the sage's reach
Between the liues our souls bsguilingt
PHILOSOPHERS OF Attic times
Aud Ciceronian Latin Kissing,
From lips that nature meant as rhymes
To mark the poetry OF kissing.
And lofty prophecies Of deeds
or woman'e freed souls high begetting,
And inward knowledge that the needs
or life are compassed in coquetting.
High hopes that strike the burning stars,
Ambition that shall never falter,
Until as ending OF llfes wars
Pallas surrenders at the altar.
Ah, waves OF tulle and CLEANS of light,
And clinging wreaths Of misty laces,
Aud dreams aud hopes that live tonight
And gentle hearts and fower-like faces
My prayer for you and all shall be.
That every angel within hearing
May keep you what you seem to me
In spite Of all my cynic sneering.
Memphis Commercial.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16
sIE AND WYOMING VALLEY RAIL

ERIE AND WYOMING VALLEY RAIL
~ ROAD
Trains leave Scranton for New York and in.
termediate points on the Erie railroad at 0D
u. m. ard a2i p, m. Also for HonesdRle.
hawley and local points at q 80. 9,45 II m, and
324 pm.
All tho above are through trains to and
from Honesdale.
An additional train leaves Scranton for
Lake Ariel at 55 PIN. and arrives at Scran-
ton from tho Lake at 40 a m and 7.S pm.
Trains leave for Wilkes-Barre at go q m.
and 3A D. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16

All trains run daily except sunday.
signifies that trains stop on signal for pas.
sengers.
Additional trains leave CarbOndale for Scrans
ton l. 10 and g. 10 p. NJ, arriving at scranton l65
and 700
Leave scranton for Carbondale $50 and $40
arriving at Carblndole at 7,9G and 9l5 p. m.
secure rates via ontario h western before
purchasing tickets and save money. Day and
Nihgt Express TO the West.
J,C. Anderson, Gen. Pass Agt-
9. Ylitcroft, Div. Pass, Agt, Scranton, Pa.
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The SWEET GIRL GRADUATE.

She soon in platitudes will speak;
The right can't be denied to her.
And, truth to tell, she'll hardly strike
A venerated chestnut like
This phrase 30 oft applied TO her.
-WaShiagtOn Star.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N ].

LeHIeR AND sUsQUEHAHNa DIVISION
Anthracite coal used exclusively, insuring
cleanliness and comfort
TIMg TABLE IN EFFECT MAY %. 1894.
Trains leave Scranton for Pittston, Wilkes.
Barre etc, at 8.2, 9.l6. ll.30 a. M, i25O. 200.
SS0, 5,Oq, l25, ll.O5 p. m. Sundays, 800 q. IN,
l02, 2l5. 7.l0p In.
For Atlantic City, $50 q. m.
For Now York, Newark and Elizabeth. $50
(ezpress) o. M, 1880 (expross with Buffet
parlor carr $50 CeEpress) p. m. Sunday, 2.l5
p. H.
For MAUoH CHUNK ALLENTOWN, BEruLr.
nEa, EAsToN and PHILADELPHIA, SO a, m.
l25O, $780, go Except Philadelphia) D. IA.
Sunday, 2.l6 p m.
For LoNs BRANoH, OCEAN GROVE, ETC.. at
$40 a. m, Il 0p. m. ~ ~
For Reading Lebanon and Harrisburg, via
Allentown, $40 a. ~, 1880, 800 pm. Sunday,
2.l5 p. m.
For Pottsville, $40 a. M. 1910 D. m.
Returning, leave New York. foot OF Liberty
street North river, ut @l0 (express) A. M,
liz, l.0, 4.3D (express with Buffet par!or carr
p. N Sunday 43O a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal, 900
o. m, 2OC and 44D p. IN. Sunday, G.A a. III.
Through tickets to all points at lowest rates
may be had on application In advance to the
ticket agent at the station.
II. p. BALDWIN,
J. II. oLHAUsEN, ''' -1S'"~
Gen. Supt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16

The Rev. William Evans (Monwyson)
will arrive at New York about Aug. 8, ard
will, believe, visit your city during the
same month. OWEN
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PERSONAL MENTION:

Professor W. L. McCulloh, who for sew
eral years has held high rank among the
faculty Of Woods Business college, has
severed his connection with that institu-
tion, in order to accept q professorship In
the Shainokin Business college. He will
be greatly missed By large circle OF
friends. Mr.. McCnlloh removed to Sham
okin yesterday, and will enter upon his
new duties at once.
Rev. DR.. j. e. Price who visited friends
in Scranton last Tuesday, had Just
preached the baccalaureate sermon in tho
commencement exercises Of the Ossining
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16
In polysyllables She wrote,


This sweet girl graduate to be:
But when she talks, with pain we note,
She murmurs ''Ratsw incessantly.
-IVashington Star.
, 1894-05-07
gorOert fein SdDidfal berans,
Gin iun9er 11tonn mill in einem 10
Su6 uno Q soil laneen 8oote
oen atlantiiden OSean
freuSen.
Die 3eife wiro ee9en Gnoe Mai Don Ger oft
Fife pom ENGLAND ans aneetreten.
Nottina9am, @ngl., Z. Wlai.

Nottin9bam NJ, Gn9l., z. Mat.
SIM Qaufe 6ieies MtonateS pir6 @iQiam
OLDHAM, Elm 8eWobner rieler Staot, ben
8criu6 mac5en, auf einem 8oote bon ganS
neller 8auart ilber BEN utlanttiben S5ear
gu fabren. OLDHAM lit 20 Sabre alt un6
Elm Weitgtie6 Der 2lrmeereieroe; er bat 10
Sabre betm WttIitGr ~9eitanben unb ii6
m~eiitens in SnOten aufgebalten. 9ort be-
i6dftiste er itcb piel nit ScbifffabrtSiadben
unb leBte es ii3 in ben &opf nit benz
flctnftell, %ie1nals Oo9etpeienen 8oote iiber
ocn atlantiiben Osean 3u fabren. Sein
8oot, neIcbe8 CT rOtarion" g%etouft bat, lit
bon etgentbimltbcr 8auart un0 6as
%flctnite, nit Dem no6 ielnals cine berartige
abentcuerlibe Sabrt ner1l16t mur6e; es
mur6e bon Sl6bam ielblt gcbaut.
9aS Boot lit 10 SUB uno 6 53ou lang,
3 Tub brett unO p SUP tief; es lit bonn
belten @tien gebaut, uno Die ~Giienplatten
bdben cine 9ife BON J 3oQ. Ser 8oben
Oes fGeinen Sabr3euses ift flab, unO Oas
Giienperf bat cine 8efleibu1g bon 6ol3.
Sn ber Wfitte 0cs 8oote9 lit cine fleine
&aiute, mel6e 9 3ou iiber bas 0ed ragt;
bielelbe 1T bier SUB lang, 3tpet SUB brett
ltnD bat fteben Senlter; 5tpei borne, auf
ie6er Settle 3tpei uno ems an ser binteren
Wano. SGmmtltde Seniter fonnen ge>
Dffnet tperben, unO itno, tpenn 9eicbloiieu,
ipalierbi6t. Sben auf bieier fletnen &az
jiite lit cine nalierbicbte 2ufe Don iedSScbn
3oa 0urcbmelier. 0aS 8oot Bat cine
nleiiingene S6raube, tpelcbe BON inne1 aus
permittelit Der 0Gnbe o6er 6IBe, G6nlic6
tpie etn .3tpeirob, in 8epegung geleBt perz
ben fam, un0 iou 9ebrarcbt tperOen, tpen1t
6aS Wetter CUR 8~enuBung Der Segel gu
i6lebt lit, Ober bel gGnSItcber @tnofti4e;
aucb lou benz W3anne i'm 8oote oa6urdb
8eme9ung peri9afft tperDen. Ser W1ait
unb oa5 8ugipciet befteben aus %eilernen
GObren nit itdDlernen Sauen. 9ttcbtS auf
6em 8oote 1T b~eipe9bar; allies lit felt ODER
III &iiten pe9geltaut, un6 am 90nSen Sabr>
3elg beftn0et ft6 anger Der Sefletoung Des
BoOenS tetn Stid 6ol3. Seeferttg mir0
oaiielbe ettpG Dier3ebnbunoert Bfunb
tDiegen.
Sn 0teIem ei9ent6imltcben 8oote miu
OLDHAM gegcn Gnbe Wtat BON 9%tottingbam
abfabren; Bic 2lbfabrt ftnbet BON Der iiber
ben Grent fiibrtnben Bride aus itatt, un6
gebt iber 0tetpart unb Oainsborougb bis
in Ben 6unber; bon 6uu uio 0rimsbO
eebt entlang bis gum englil6en Canal.
0ort tpirb SlDDam bel ei1ligen 8aoeplGben
anle9en unb bann Bic 6ahrt nadb Seem Yorf
antreten. ST. bofft bort in un9efGbr lebS
@o3en einSutreffen, mill iib etnige Bo@
ben oalelb1t aufbdltel1 un6 oarn, ipenlt Die
Getie eini9ermaBen ~giniti9 ablGuft, nit
ietnem 8oote na6 Gtperpool 3uridfebren.
, 1894-05-07

Gtpa $50 llnionzS 6iffSDerla6er mar
i6irtcn geitern Ntabmittag inter 6ubruHg
tbres BrGiioenten IS. S. 6otparb nocb Der
8rtdlaDersz Sal, nm Dem bort Deriamz
melten 0eDertlbaftsratb tbre 8el6Deroen
un0 g8tnl5e SIT unterbrciten. &rGltDent
6omaro CAB BEN 9elegotcn cine gendue
Sbilberung Der 3uitdnoe an ben 9Serften
Ser geitern Graniit, 2ebep GaIep unb an
beren @eleuicbaiten, fir tpelc9e y@apt."
GonnerS aus Buffalo Die 2lus7 uno @inz
laou1g BON S6iffen contractlicb ilbernomz
men bate, unD macbte ga15 belon0er5 auf
Die BON Dem g%enannte1 Contractor &api<
tan eingefubrten 9t0ufboloe (sluggers)
aulmerflam. @r Denies Ben Delegation,
0aB inter Dem 3onnen>S pitem Elm Qrbeiter
falm $1-1.50 per Sag 3u Derbieten I'M
StanOc iuGre un0 Die ySIuggerS" Elm f0rmz
lideS @rpreliungSlDitem an ben 0eriten
auSil6ten. 6orparb puBte 6urb ieine
9tebe bic 2lnipeienocn 10 bin5ureiBen, oaB,
obtpODl Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. micbt gum
@eiDerf16aftsratb g~ch0re1, 6enicl6en mora
til6e llnteritiiBung in ibrcm Sample gegeI
Corners uno ieine @elbGftSpraiiteu Sugez
fia9t wurbe. 98ic 6otparo Dem @etpertz
ibaftsratb mittbetlte, mill Corners 400
S6iffSperlaDer aus Buffalo uno anoeren
0itIicben 6Gfen bierberbriugen uno biele
auf eincn1 Su einem Gogtr5aule unIgeipanz
Delte1 alien Sla5boote elnquurtireu.
ScBt, nacb0em iiob Die ScbifSDerIa69r
Die mOralii9e llnteritiiBung Der Oereinigs
ten @elperfe geiicbert, alio einen uicbt 81
Dcracbten6en 9tiifbalt bdben, pir6 Ser
Sans an ben Nerfteu ipobl bal0 lo5geben.
Mip Rciftpr SOY. I'M Hc. 92Gho Ser SO srftc,,
befiuolicben Scott unO Qogier6Quler baben
ben Union S6tfsOerlaoern Derlprodben,
fcinen yScab", peDer einen bieiigcu o0er
importtrten, 3u be6erbergeu unb aucb Derz
i6ieoene bieii9e @ei6GftSleutc ibneH mo-
raltibe uno finan3ieue llnteritiibun9 Sugez
iagt.
Sn 8etrcff 6es Streifs Der 2(ngeiteGtcu
pom Grane Bros. pur0e 5ur SancttOnirung
Elm Circular Dorgelegt, bur1 tpeIcbe5 ale
unionleufe eriucbt tpcroen, feinc 5. 3. in
Ben Sabrifen bon Crane 8ro5. fabrictrten
g9aoreu Su ybdnDelu". 9a5 Circular
tpur6e benz bie5be3igliden 2tusi6uB sur
8ritfung iibergeben.
9urb einen 8cidbluB purben bic ges
tDerticbaften auTgeforbert, Die @eichGfte Don
S. 8eife!oerlc unb s.. Siegel & Sros. nibt
81 patroniiiren, neil bieie Sirmen NfGntel
in sweating shops" fabriciren lallen.
9ur1 @mpfcblung beS 0elegaten @roOes
tpur6e ein 8eibluB p%aliirt, burh tpslbeH
Trau Safe 8rablep, &ertreterin Der "Wo-
mems Federal Union" in Der Trades
Assembly,, Dem Otapor ais S9ulbtretz
torin enlpfoblen Wur0e. 9teic @mpfeb=
lung lou CON allen QrbettcrzS Organization
neu 9utgebeiBen wer0en.
, 1894-05-07
Gntriiftun9 in Ser 6ten Ddro.

9te a~ll9etnetle Gntrlltun9 Der Setpob@
ner Der 6ten lSaro 8eget Bic nit O'Ntals
leD'S S%cblabtbauS an Der 2Ircbcr 2lpe. uno
Q%uinnitraBe in 8erbtnbung ite6enbe 9lbz
oeGerei un0 ScttlicOeret iiibrte geitern
9tabmittag 5u elmer BON etpa $500 8epob@
uern Der @aro belu6ten WtolicH78 rpteit>
Deriammlung, bte inter irelen 6immeL
6uf einem leeren 8auplaBe binter Der
8rauerei Der Giti5ens 8retping 50. an Der
Nrcber Gpe. unb WtainitraBe itatttan6.
Sin g0agen oiente ais 6e0nertribiine, auf
ipelcber Der @inbcrufer Der 8eriommlung,
8btlipp &eiDp, Bic ALDERMEN Otaoben,
9teeb, Otartin, 8igane, bic grzQlbermen
0'8rien unD Stu6art, uub anbcre eirtz
fluBrei6e 9erlonen aus Der 6ten g8arb la
gen.
Die Nloerm2n 9teeb urb Marten mabten
Die Seriammlung bGrauf autmerflam, bag
bet 0taQor lctn 8erlprecben, Dem llebelz
itanoe ab3ubelfen, nibt gebalten babe, uro
baB mr. ser Staotratb bier 6iLfe
lcbaffen f0nne. 0lo. O2noper ipies 6araufz
nicipalcoDer cine QlboeGerei inncrbalb Der
Staot9renSe unO nit 0cnebnliguug Oes
StaDtrat65 cta6lirt tperbsn t0nne, unb baB
penn St10trdlD elne 1olc9e NOrla9e 6lDet
Q8odben uorbcr unterbrtitct iper6cn miiiic.
2tuf @runo bieies @eicBesparograpben
tonne bas gtabliiiemcnt oUrcb ben StaOtz
ratb iunn1arii6 geicbloiien peroen- 2lo.
WtabDeu perlprab Der DISCRIMINATING Ietne
pole ltnteritlBung fir Die gntfernung 0es
0emciuidbaocnS. Die 8erlQmmluug nabm
8el6liiIie an, in 6cncn Oer MaDor fir iein
slueibeutige5 0erbalten in Oielcr 2lngelegen>
belt lbarf %fritiiirl iperoe, un0 i'll benen ferz
ner baS 0'OialeD'icbc Gta6liienent ais
etu @emeiui6a0en Der lcblimmiten Sorte
fir Die 8epobuer Der iecbiten gSaro, elm
6o9n auf ben 0ifcntLicbcn Qtnitanb unS cine
8elciOi9ung Der 8iirgcribaft lei.
@enn Der Staotrat6 ben cntriiteten
8irgern nicbt sur 6ilie tOmmt, pOuen
bieie Die 6Ilfe Der @ertc6tc a%urufen, nm
baS anit0Btge @ta6Itiement aus Der @es
9eno 3u entfernen.
, 1894-05-07
pl0bItd taub 9eworoen.
Der 2beeoronetc Griffin CUR 6eiIune feiner
pIo5lt6 eineetretenen Kranfheit in uew
Qorf in SehanoIuno.
gR aihtnatpn. Z. Mot.

Ser GonereBabgeOrbnete @rifftn BON
Detroit, beftnoet ii9 in Der 8ebanOGung
zines berilbmteu Obrenar3tes in Seem gOrf,
in Der Soffnung, 6eriteQun9 bon Der poQs
itdnOtgenI aubbeit, bic i'm plObltb befauen
bat, 3u ~erlangen. griffin 6at icbon LANCE
l3ett al tbeiltpeiier Saubbeit g%elitten, a6er
lein 3uitano bate iib berarti9 gebeiiert,
baB 6Offnuf1g 5u elmer 9Gn3lt9en 8eiettiz
gung bes llebclS por6anOen mar. 8or unz
gefGbr elmer @o9e wurbe ct BON elmer
itarfen @rfGltung befolIeu, unb ais ct ipG~
ter tal Nbgeorbnetenbouie ericbien, fanh er,
baB ct lcii @eb0r po1itdnotg eingebiBt
bate. 98dbreuO nOb 6ofinung p%OrbanOen
lit, baB baS @ebOr in gteiu Oort p~enigitens
tbeilpeiie interchangeable pirO, bereitet
itcb @riffin Oarauf Dor, ii9 bonn %Offentliz
6en 2eben 3uriid3u5ieben uno nit l~iterariz
icben Q(rbeiten 3u beicbafttgen. @rtfftn MAI
fritber Der Observation-Disclosures 6es Qouotaz
ten Don 80. OiGinlon.
, 1894-05-07
Bite UNI PIIfe.
Die SepoIferung eiues 9an3en GountYs in
Qeras ocm DerRuneern nabe.
g an Nntonto, Ser, Z. Maf.

Gan Antonto, Ser, Z. Mat.
9ton NeIem ergeDt bon Der notbleibenz
ben 8epOlferung bon 3apata @ouutD ein
Guf nm llnteritlbung an Die @elt. Sn
bemielben belBt es, baB Die bungernben
2eute 81 etnem ioldben @raOe BON Ser
3meiflun9 getrieben iinO, baB fitr5Iicb sipanz
sig berieIben einen Nngriff auf einen @ez
ibGftSlaben macbeu moIten, nm Qebensz
mittel SIT ~erlangen. Ser Nngriff tpurbe
nOcb recbt3eitig burcb @ertDeiIung bon Stab
ru19Smitteln o%bgewanOt. Die .0irre in
jener @egenO bat jebt ieit bier SSobren an
gebalten, unb in Dem gan3en County lit
feline BagenlaOun9 @ras 81 iiuOen. SIS
lit ser etn5ige 8e5irf i'm iii6Oltli9en Teras,
Oer nicbt bon ben filr5lideH i6meren
Hegen9iilien beimgeiudbt woroen lit.