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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-29
news OF THE SOUTH Side
Another Big Republican Rally Held
Saturday Night on This Side.
MUCH ENTHUSIASM PREVAILED
Eloquent Speeches Made with Protection
as the Main Topie-Sermon Of Rev. +.
A. Dony on Sabbath Observance.
Death of Mrs. Ann Downes.

The Republican rally Saturday night
at Workingman's hall was a crowded
meeting and bristling with enthusiasm.
Jacob Mantz, one of the prominent
South Side Republicans, was chairman,
and on the platform besides the speak
ers We're some of the candidates and
Republicans of prominence in county
politics.
Attorney John NJ. Harris was first in
troduced and his speech was an effort
of eloquence and logic. Before con-
cluding he cited facts and figures which
were clearly and intelligently put, ex-
hibiting the false doctrines Of free
tra1e In thet: true light. Mr.. Harris
recounted the candidates separately
and gave each worthy tribute.
Alex L. Connell, candidate for repre-
sentative, was the next speaker. His
discourse was lucid diagnosis of the
industrial depression and the causes re-
sponsible for it.
r. A. Zimmerman followed Mr.. Con-
nell, and although he has been heard
more than once on this side, each time
5ioNSlhAiy hiNhu6cS " nave
thing new and not less forcible on that
account.
Civil Engineer Edmund A. Bartl was
the last speaker, and his address was
in the German language. He coun-
seled his hearers to support the Repub-
lican party and vote for all of its candi-
dates from the highest to the lowest
He spoke most eloquently of ]. c.
Vaughan, candidate for state senator.
Sermon of L. A. DOny.
Rev. F. A. Dony preached last night
at the Cedar Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church on the subject of Sab
bath Observance" His text was the
fourth commandment. Remember keer
holy the Sabbath day" He depicted a
visit to Campbelps Ledge and drew a
beautiful allegory from the scene that
was spread out before his eyes. Gods
sunlight flooded the valley beneath and
the picture reminded him Of the church
What the sunlight Is to creation the
Sabbath is to Christianity. He re-
counted the dangers to the Sabbath
and advocated churches and church So
cieties to band together and save the
day from worldly business and desecra'
! tlon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-29
The Driving park

The fishing at Lake Harvey is sed
for the season.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-29

Tam prepared to receive limited num-
Der OF plano pupils. For. terms, etc. ad-
dress Richard +. Lindsay,
S22 Mulberry Street.
Or at Powell's Music Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-04-20

Of MILLINERY is uppcrmost your mind and
trump We've the finest Trimmed
south of New Yorkeven competitors admit that and
the only house Washington importing
Paris The beautiful headgear millinery
celebrities could produce here WrapWapsW raps-who
sells of them than we-who sells EN- cheaper
sell about many Wraps
largest competitors % per lower than
Washington
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.


Congressman Peel. % Arkansas, has
been engaged a. general attorney for
the ChiciSlsaw nation az Washington.
% succeed Gen Paine. The office + .
fat one. paying twenty five thousand
dollars per year and ten per cent u al
claims and moneys recovered.
Helene Vaeareseo, the young maid
of honor vvho was the heroine n the
sensation At the Roumanian court ssv-
sral years agD. when the queen. Carmen
sylvia. tried to make her The bride q
the crown prince, was married recently
- 4 Roumanian gentleman q vealth
and good family. while Bucharest vas
celebrating the birth Of the cru7rn
prince first baby
Louise Grouse. a fuii-bloosied In
dian xiri twenty years ~ awe. j. now
working her way through the normal
ss.hoal IN 0HweEro. y. Y bv doing ssssy-
inv ssruhbing washing or anything
else. Her mother died wears aga. and
her father il druuixarti. but she has
worked steadily On IN spite Of many
Privatious. and Is now struggling 70
EtEA NAffAAfH ~ FaNAAAalaAlaf NarAf-Ea aNNNssE
completing her normal college course
shs hops q talS. mp medicine. and thus
A. herself 20 work heIpfulIy among
her ossu people. she has given some
lectures On life among the indians. ami
u a very clever teller - stories.
1T was on september ~. Iss7. At
the Walnut street theater. Philidel-
- -.
little Duke - York. in shakespeare
play % Richard III. and with Junius
Brufus Booth. the great 'elder Booth.
father % the late Edwin Beoth. a. the
erOoS-bae< tvraRt. that I began ny
stage career; and as that vaz
s5xty-seven years ago and a.
have been continuously before
the footlight eger since. may
justly say that have had longer
stage career than any q nv contempo-
rarieS Though 50 many wears have
passed. I remember nv first perfor-
nance as well ss though IL had taken
place last night The performance. ~
the elder Booth ~ Richard made a
most powerful impression upon me.
Hp dramatic force and magnetism
were like a viant whirlwind. sweeping
al before it,
-''Oliver Optic Mr. William T.
Adams Is n'.rv seventy three wears old.
He has lived in Dorchester. near B.ss-
ton for thirty years. during which
tirns b.. has written hundred aud
twenty--ix boalSs and a Thousand uevv,-
pausr I'D ris4 '-~ous. time b,.fssr,s rls,.
war, he SAYS. there was play a. the
museum In which there xas bur
iesgus character named Or Optics.
The name struck me a. appruuri-
ate unt 70 souae dogver,.l verses
which Wrute shortly after fsr
weekly societv paper signed
the name oliver Optic, " D.. mem Der
ef the Nutuat Admiration -.sciesv. Z
then applied the name - books. which
hat great sale. had xutten tired
u the name. aud aslss-i Nr- Lee. usr
publisher. n ls csuldns rst raj ~ IL
NJ. hr csuisi NOT tank u thas. IL h.zi
hscuuis too popular w assumed alHis
hast gotten the start q me. and had
10 hang - it
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20


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'l', a'''t 'i's' si'rt t4t.' a.'es-
~ - ~ Y.
- =. -. - -. - -, - "a
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Ntlh
F '''i' .4'li'
.''s '..'' ''A .'''-e IN ''-'i'lJ
.'''1, 4'''' Ni'''n e..''.s' ah'i
w .'i' ~ w.
'4s .ite' you an"us siNly cents
you Haa' \ s'irse a.nher H'i
--. '-. 'aE 's',i.'e ana i'l'''n.'r'
an u7'''F ''r ne ''',i'' an. you se
E,e tl'tY renfs "n hAH'h SIXTY cents
WI r. 2 god way N p'anDt' or hair-
F, ''tu HAu-A sa'" 80 DUCK
"a ~, l,i'' . = lrl.l'''.'' 'ur''r{- 49,
y" '.. wa ~ tn" una''tr wan
F"" 10" a'" hh"5' h'" 2" sell
~ 3" O'is l.F7' Pti'e y""f Eo''ls
''' ~ k''''t any way an'i lh tNe sec
n Pe'tt ~" il*"t''.r taF'"fn tae
''''N WIN 'a'a' N"t,''s'i-'''i' sA pee ''i',n
~. '4 - '.''u-" 'i reaily
~. i.ii. - l',st e' u.'i4,e s'si@ Any way.
~, = u'' VIZ 2" 'lr'lla up ? e,ist't''.f-
N teH, easy e".nEn Nhi'isa
u's- guy n"o"Hy e"uhi eel nothin oa
''''F 'T',-a- sly : the ,F'.li .'y-
"''4h y well IN '1'iiF
'N"f s''"", 't th'f "uty Nhe~ BOW %
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

ne 1e>slri-srr g efR s-f-a.1iFu- a1it
vrfza,rsse unssz- ass1. b.ss1iisz- visa .a11i-v
aEsl -rs-zd nature c.z be started eu h.
cxrv..zai,'r q charity.
Tss vvea-y ansi l,1uze-.-,S travellers IL
our immediate v5cizit- az first Stavc,i.
tzaeu smiled tAcu seemed 6, AVA sss
fem taesr aas.a1-hsly reveries t. an
interest IN -.ru-eth5ar that bid fair -.
rslsve tbs. asanasouy - the tlre=,,sss
h.1u-~ q travel
STATED aeialsa rre was L veuutr r-1.s1.
arrays.I n a hraEE new rva,lv-gg4asle
~uss " c,rehas af rather I1gai pattern
81 tas crra-,s> e vhieh were pain
fullv sl.n,z5 5--ssr51s. a yeu1sr raaa evi-
5e1-.V lruHa che rv-ral districts. but be
ssszassi to - en- LIS -uart and vrcre
an evrrg=>i, r. - dignity aud gravity
vaich he reoeah bly, fe,r,s,i IN harsu~ny
wsth hAs azeL a faiat. sadsf<eat
sz1ile s7ps=ared Gaeu As taec wh1
Hut,-T taI E5m Eu1e EtSau>e thas
vas THE a=ms h's f-is- ave him
rrs-*atl,i himself anl II sras;e.
terlc<. orau--e>. Fca=-.l==. baua1as.
specially selscteI AMI shipped FROM
sarrida far thlS tizntictI trasa1 Bay
saElr frsiss gs the tropics. SIT
Nat to-day. thanks
@tf cy7sr,as usst- 7 5snevv wa veal. II :
tsal ayav uoEeE "a this ssu4f. was
ia-t crying e. - fuazE. soG know
Nsu - .he srorlI l5,se vou anil I must
max lta1e aarv and then. n.1 o.Feusss.
{ erFe- 7 suav vag Sscietv uea are
ss- e. Go actle staF usilh sJraurc-S
Bat sss-- - vou fashionable fellows
arr zssr.l-aearsel- after aII Nu.s -
Ezcrrg-s = Christmas. ycsz Isrs.1s
-oa. 7 zn.5er~tzus, that's all right =
rerlsst5 -a.s Eastrred vuc-h.
'ls.s pretty gay ~ort of a life you
selSvvs lezl- rce.sou. never "a IN
s.acisty myself. hut Tvc Rad ahor, II
T eou>ldsrahle Ia Ward NeAIliStar-s new
bssols- ->-seletv a. Z Have FcuuE It.
{ Cessrr d-els- teAllssssr, 'socse yoys
F know hiza rcr,-5nalIv. HIS boos Is al
t1e race with the Elur Huz.ire,5- an.
f something yoz4 aFrreeiate- I've cog
/ enc cer- here and ] Sou-t mind z5vla-
voa the trsc show f1r H.
Ehe yoU1,c uzaa seemed - lse -ratif5,l
L ty tbe>a rrzsariSS, and DID me- curceal
E sec seit-e5u-e5ou~ expression q his eace
a Re tools The volzue and turned ever
F tac leaves
't hat does IL cost he inquired
Z Wen ths price marked % L : Eftv
Z eczts. tut -ce know ir-s the lat II he
2 lot sr1 eert-zV mighty rare- Bzt II
( les you lave il for Ssveuty-Eve cents.
seeirE tl-zc-rrs-- Is Chrascuas.
Wen the yaz-E ulan hoESht tie
eociS ard probably kaG his zozsy :
worth A. hs seemed Seeply interests.
T n Is ccutsuts tro1a that tizae forward
1ee Volunteer next attacked ne. and
k-ld - ~eri1Gz 6lsZcSlry q s-xlr5ll--
II cut - rv1szrv-Gve ee1ts o. a I've
F eezt racSzCe e c1u-A-5-CFS. vk5-h h.e
@>c---e5 v-1zl1 czzrs zrv disorder q
The eu-1s1 system iz zzaczlocsly !
short tire
Tar sat IN fr5us ~ EzlEc v-sS occa
pied ag a tgriral Frirst- NV. I ueve,
saW 1ua tvro tEFea % t-aveliz- priaSe,
-CEe t1e German zr1 the othcr IrfSh
Tais cae was rzna5s-alzah By Irish
eults wi1Ez zl1 r1s2v sar & taz-1a
zzezt & wls-az& 3 =ztaA fer 80 Azxs
Erssssa 1-Ezzee - sAAzS taFss..
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

ft the saissusas 7-srv applazied hT ths
little euserie - friends acrts= he aisle
u seemed - me that the cunning Rube
WIS purpaseIv laying himself open -
ziv. pointers - the priest However
that may b.. be- managed % leave his
reverence poorer by a silver dollar,
but IN IN excellent hurnor with himself
and All the world
The Industrious salesman hal BY this
fimr Drrcprtl.,i bsyoud the range 81
hsarinn but was steasiily gaining IN
popularity. and as he progressed shouts
~ mirth grretes. him Almost every
oue entered into the spirit * the enter
prise. and his stassS was considerably
diminished before he hal passed out 70
enter the next ear. f1r it was the
smoker, and II be had aE1.resss1lIv
broken the bee in cur car he WIS iriss
thr man % reap harvest amongst ths,
denlacrnti. aud anarchists. smokers.
The original and only train boy was
an Intervening sight His despondenev
bad evaporasrl. lie no longer put ne
in mind e a sick chicken On a rainy
day. unable % fnd comfortable shell
ter, hts despousieney hat saken wings
Tie NJ b1us-er druoPei. brJ sat erect In
his seat His douVh-eolored face tscig
on mahoVany tint The dul cges
were sparkling with a new tvht. Hspe
had vizeu him back his manhoosl and
courage. lie could appear before his
humble family IN the character of a
protector and pr8viacr. He cusld re-
spoud to the welcome home as every
true man loves to respond with some
new comfort for those h. lgve& lie
would come houc with good titlings t1r
Christmas; for the iotly Samaritan had
sold enough in our chr b insure his
hops=.
Bl5t here comes Rube. returning from
hrs iabors with an empty basket and
but two volumes of ths. disreputable
literature which forms the bulk u sup
ply for the trainboy-'-'The Mistakes Of
Moses and Nance There is a smile
lurking beneath his ulustache-I can
detect it By the dimples in each check
ami there is sunshine in his eyes.
SIX feet q ypu. Rube. and every inch
q you a mani I would like - shaISs,
hansis with you. odd fellow. tor there is
bug heart humping under your vest.
heart in proportion % your great
ho'iE- No doubt yeu are 4 sinner. Rube
TIVE are all sinners. for that natter.
but you are Il saint on this Christmas
eve People disposed - be critical may
tsPlore your lAcis ot dignity and the
cynical may say ven have made an asa
OF yourself. but that will not trouble
YOU. odd fellow. Your flce IL agio-
with brightness brought FROM hsav-
euiy places. that ridiculluseap GU your
bead Is a crown OF glory - you. Rube.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

BlgE-.t Dairy md Creamery supply HOUSE
IN ans. World.

IN the " DffI-
Farmers throughout tns country arc con
sfant.v making inquiries a. u machinery
ant appliances f3r the making butter and
cheess.
Arsporter for a aChicagn pager was recently
dsistilsti t1investiEate the subject The result
OF the reporters tour was the discovery
that Chicago. waich leads IN 80 many things.
contains the largest and most complete man
afnstory In rli,; world Tor the produetion Of
butter and cheese making machinery and
utensils. The concern is the Davis & Ram
kln Blsildius AMI Manufacturing Company,
one of The well SuovTn and reliable business
iustirufian. af Chif-lgn. and occupies spleu-
dih building a. 4al % - Laize street. n the
several tif-aartuenf= af its faCtory. wnich
esa.upv In the a1-rrrgate some three ARES
Of fiuar -uace. titssre is not an implement
or a pisce q n4eg hams n. M matter how
simple Or how iutricafe. that i nos rane m
this wonderful establishment ~ix hundred
persons. sls % rlsu. with the exception Of
about 4 dpzeu. Skilled worizEen and trained
experts. are employed Tie farmer who
gfTus tlvu or Three cows can and herse- At iG-
@iagafffsnnf cgst. usssTti devices fnr convert
inr nis milk ins1 marketable form. and the
caumunirr that wishes - establish arream-
erv large enough % tzslse ~aFa Of IL entire
product IS atc1mulQ,iatet with equal fas.Il-
ltv
TIE r~iftr1rTea4 cream separator, for sep
aTariux cream from milk - a. great an IN
veution IN irs wav - the sewing nlsIahiHe.
the reaper or rhe cotton Efn- The Davis 3
Rankin Company manufactures tbssss. de-
wires IA xrel. variety. frum a low-prtt-sssf.
but hneiy finished hand separator, worked
BY means af Grams u the superb coz
trivanre known A. the DAVIS separator.
with esipaliIies ct from i--uJ 10 3aou pounds
per hour.
For furnishing motive power this COM
panF makes an admirable engine. either hnr-
izunial Gr upriGat n stvie. in wlich SIM
pitcirv. @amp1. -rugsss. strength. eruuomr.
ais,i iurEhi ~ Are ,sfus suiclngs points This
r. rle qu.y farm ant GalrT motor that WAS
awarded medal az the Warid Columbian
exposition
All persons Interested can Do no better
than u write ~ the Davis a Rankin Com
pauF. ausL at.iiu 3 catalogue of their cream
cry 41li dalrw machinery supplies. When
you come - Cha-rgp pay tkem . visit and
So one Df tas wonderful sights of lis wuu-
dertal 1lrv.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

A7rcPos ot psoPle getrzzx ze-a~
NA'--.So - rl-s-r sJ1rTu1z11gs. lecturer
to-G - ss-1ezrS thai whez a vouuy
5--- as vas STEPPING = le5ziz-s zzS.
for the 1-sr fs~ 5ars- he Eoise --sz-
- the servant n sweeping cut his ~
iar used . wake him but. after rur,
CT tn-ee eavs, Il 10 Ionzer did -
4hen he aszed a scndsnr 10 account f.r
tkS
Suppose Tie gave u1 sxseuinv IL
zfre- TIE S-s- wssk. vss ~ -
EaaKFssSs-. 81 ss=s - z@:Ers IA
sSgTz
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

Yen have preached trr re an eloquent
zcr1oe- a hsS=lu e uSss. Yea have
shown sle that sentimental emotion Is
20 u2 value cr account Benevolent
wishes are moral vaporl1g-s unless they
fud the4- ultimate N 5oilzrs The gifts
veu r,s=se>s Fc1 have eiieerfS1llv land Cl1
the ALTAR & charity, Al unccuScious Of
having done anything f1r yoCr cvn
E.arv. sieIi.-htiug culy in tho ioy you
have bestowed upon your neighb,sr-a
Merry 0s-istzl-Is. Rabe. and q Happy
New Year,-Frznk Bear,A IN Rams
uaru
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

Nsfy e9ld out 7 eia ucz tzk= azv cold aud
asVsE a',51 5-1y siter- pam or ar-v oii,-- 49,
x Va g. cue % Sod and y Pie--rsS p
N.sI.ls -. Elsssl1lltlol and Compound Ext-sr.
q ss1Af7 seec- Tins IS tae eirath Iivi--r
- - - - -1-Scst cf them an sus
NE ct-ler 1z-bzes- ] zlg1vs bad 4 ,7,,----
- -.ie7 ne e1--1 bot help ne vsrv rrurf,
1lt t-irs TINE -1y -sotheT and nv br,sE.--S
~ 4else VIA E1e- Nv bzbv xss o,Iv
sen GAYS cid VIXEN got n and 57--Ss.-,.
aia'i en- nv room and stayed u AZ d5r 5
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

1ohEEie--I say, Sha-pie- What vrozle
rea d9 for ! CHRISTMAS present s
Cl-.stuszs were left cut Of tie ye=rf
s1arpae--efelL I Isrrpose If eo1lGzf
set CHRISTMAS F-essaf. - have g scc
tszt -vxel. VIA ; C4-.sr,zzA 15ss=<
eS--Ss-pez's Yezss SseVle
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

Ha7aa IaaaHiHH y
Eut rNo bCules last
SepseZhzr azd De
cel1eT 18th I had 4
twelve pound tahv
Eiz When 7 waS
cnuzneE 7 z2s -cf
si-k "a zzr zET. 7
did ult sufer arv
rz-u and when the
chllawzs hcru IWzIk-
ed uto 1zcrhrr -uo-r
Ard went % bod I
kee1 your Extract ct
Srz1rr " ee1 On hand
a. The uue Z vas
v-y celd weather
ard or ron wae
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

SHE-"Were ron ever at the top OF the
Washington m0uumentff He--Ah. YES
once. a dweadful expewieuce I had Ia
come w1gat down. " know. Il made me -
light heafesf- She--ssPoor feiIaws And
you never got over L. tn-Chica1D RecorSi
CCaS your ccuzh with Hale's Honey OF
H1r-houru and Tar
Pilsn. Toothsche Drops Cure in one uziuute
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

"Bossaz girls never hang u thetr
seocS-1gs c1 C1-isczaS s~s, announced
NisS EIr1iSh-
Don't hey reFlieS Niss Gi55ey.
n deep s-r-lse-
'Scs hey suspend Their kase---
TuE-s.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

IA r1Hi Enrtinn with the nrst appearance
of t4c IA .4nt. 80. vii b. isstsszi a new Al
alaills. re-asznE O. Hnsf-trars s~fuurarr Bit
ts's-s, pu1ia>llsd a. Pittsburgh by The Hos
nit-ar tiHuuanT- IN EHgIisa. German
srel4n =. Fse4sl. NORWEGIAN. swedish. Hoi-
lzln1. Bohemian and spanish. ami obtain
ahse srpag II all slr-1grl~f. and COUNTRY deaf
er-- Besides riss -uslr-.9r descriptive af the
- 'ez-s. Z Nr1 contain arrr1rz-,s calrndar
ar,i asrs-a uunH-al -tlcrliaflonz Illustrations.
-azi,s. verses. s--atist1eS and ulner interest
M natter
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

sslsA IS -4e aiE1.V Important eisla .re ElzAie
hT rile uruuriesalra u tlar s-sszsialrli remestv
Esrrg Davis Pan lNsl.er. Tor internal ansi
external '--r- E1ls uall - very acCepEstall
- -ge uuals, and viii duslhIlssS rs--gIt in a
-ET-Hlv iac-e1=sssi asulaua for t-ils Justly
psspg.ll4r preparation
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

M t8Eo HrSr- Of GEs1f1flls- y !
SaFs I rad about Dr. Fierces "a
vorire PRESCRIPTION bSizg - gooG Tor wo-
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

ItSrTDn Of Sisvfats f<rutavi What are
you doing IN the vestibuie at this tsIe Of
nighE' AEc you one Of the tenantsff Tom
civil or | u break your head. Life
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

- a n ioE f4zI1rf-
uoti, thus assisting Nature zuG shsrtc1i-v
Labor The painful ordraI of Childbirth
= zoaoed % is terrars ard the d.rr~-S
tleElsot = l,ly lessened. 10 both erz-d
eaia-- nc Persca OF ccu1uerscut = aISo
greatly shartGEe,l. riie uiof.e~ streuy-i,~---.,5
and hri-- sp. and al abundant secretion, 81
aes sris.szslsEs tlr the child r-o-notea-
s,.-iti p cerlts TOR a la-ge Book tl6s paxesl
zIvsusr Al ra-tscI.-lrs address W5E9 ~
DrsFs-ss&ET MEDrcAL ASsocIArto,r -
NJ = pr.sr4r., y y -
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

rHET AzE Thar Wsy- Kitty Oh. Sfr
E.irf-r IS aa -eudisr. isn he.-- Julii.h--.E les
-preleuLisi- - Detroit knse Press.
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

Il An summoned % another Climb. said
he 0eiIbov a. tie Indicator announced
call from the top -PhiIadelpbia Rec-
ouI
Oxford eagle., 1894-12-20

/ cay recommend Pfso-s Curu for Cen
ssIgnps1on . saIerers from Asrhma.-E =.
TOWSsESo, F. Howard Wis. Nav = slt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-05
WELSH TIN PLATE.
The Trade In That Country Ruined
by tho Mckinley Bill.
GREAT BRITAIN MANUFACTURERS

Praying for tho Passage OF tho Wilson
Bill-A Welsh Newspapers Tcstl.
mony That tho Mckinley Bill Is
building Up the Industry In tho
United States aud That tho Tin
Platcrs Of Wales AFRO Suffering In
Consequence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-05
FOR OUT.0F.TOWN READERS.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-05

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-05

The Third u. & o. Excursion for washing.
ton City and baltimore, Thursday, March
3, 1891.
Round trip $40. Tickets good ten days.
Trains leave Wheeling at 40 and sos
a. III. and 200 and 5:35 p. IN. Through
sleeper on the 5:S5 p. m. train from
Wheeling.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Refuses to Ne Fired.

Denver, March S-The city police is
massed at the city hall under orders
from Police Commissioners Orr and
Martin, removed by, Gov. Waite, to pre-
vent their successors, Dennis Mullins and
.. D. Barnes, from taking possession. 1t
is believed the governor intends to call
out the militia if necessary to install the
new commissioners. Counsel for Orr and
Martin secured temporary writ of ill.,
junction restraining Gov. Waite from
calling out the militia, restraining Mayor
Vim Horn from arming posse Of men
to assist In forcing Commissioners Orr
and Martin out of their Offices and re-
straining the governors new appointces
from taking their seats. Writs were
served on oil the interested parties. The
governor was wild with rage. He ar
ranged, it is said, to pounce down on the
headquarters and forcibly take possess
sion. At the city hall, where there is no
outsign of concern, the force is in rcadi-
ness and well prepared to resist any at,
tack the conspirators may make.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Shot q Prisoner.

Creston, Iowa, March Gas the early
train pulled up to the depot three shots
in quick succession startled the crowd
gathered. Investigation proved that a
man from Arispie, who was in charge of
Constable p. l.. Ferguson of Shannon
City, on his way to the county Jail, had
made an attempt to escape from the Of
fcer The officer, bound to bring his
man, dead or alive, sent three bullets
after him AID brought him down. After
the prisoner had been taken to Jail DR..
Torey examined the wound. One ball
struck him in the back, causing n serious
spinal wound. The prisoners offcnse was
stealing pair of pants; sentence, ten
days in the county Jail. Each of til,
three shots took effect.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Jurors Lived Well.

Cfieago. March 1O.-The twelve jurors
in the Coughlin trial went in body to-
day to the court house, where the vo,lrll-
ers for their fees were made. The men
ere in exuberant spirits over their re-
lease after four months confine ment.
The disbanding Of the twelve was uc-
compnniel by many avowals of friend
ship and good will toward one another
In nearly every case the jurors gained
flesh to marvellous degree during the
trial. Juror Lane added twcnty-six
pounds to his avordupois and most of the
others nearly as much. Judge 1,uthill,
who presided at the trial. is greatly cx-
haustei, and said to-day he would 20 to
Idaho for rest. Regarding the verdict,
he said he believed the jury un honest
one and that they did what they believed
right.