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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
Half See the Light.

Gibsontown. Pa. June 1S.-Half Of the
miners of the fourth pool have signed the
scale. but the miners of the other half re-
fused to return to work
pressed their willingness to sign the scale
and at Popcorn coal was loaded for ship
ment today This is causing much bad
there was general resumption
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
Bits from RrnziI.

New York, June 19.-The Herald's
Buenos Ayres dispatch says: The cor
respondent in Rio Janeiro, Brazil sends
word that the yellow fever has almost
vanished from that country
Word comes from Assumption that
the new government is reported to be
about to issue 100000 more in cur
rency.
Drouth in the province of Entire Rios.
Argentina. has killed 200, 900 head of
cattle, 100000 sheep and 10000 horses,
the whole being valued at 100000 cur
rency.
The United States warships New
York and Yantic have arrived here
again. The former will sail soon for
Montevideo, and then for Rio de
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
LIVELY At LEAvENwoRTH.
Coxeys Grow Excited Over the Yer
dict of Guilty.

OrOW over NuC NcE-
dict of Guilty.
Leavenworth, Kan, June 1S.-When
the news of the verdict of guilty rem
dered today by the United States court
was conveyed to the camp of the COM
monwealers onsthe military reservation
quite commotion was raised. The
prisoners became excited and a rush
for liberty was made. The deputy mar
shals took after two men, firing OH
Them hitting and bringing down a man
who afterwards crawled away in the
brush. During the confusion nearly
forty of the convicted 'wealers made
good their escape. Company F, Sixth
cavalry, was called from Fort Leaven-
worth and the remaining prisoners sur
rounded and brought to Leavenworth
for safe keeping until sentenced tomor-
row. The convicted men were divided
into squads and sent to Topeka, Law
renee, Kansas City, Kans., and Atchi-
son to serve what sentence is given at
the jails in these places.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
AFTER THE CHER0KEEs' MONEY.
A Desperate Battle with the Cook
Gang of Outlaws.

Tahleauah. /. T., June 1S-A desperate
battle took place yesterday evening on
the road between Tahlequah and Wagner
between Deputy Sheriff Gourd and the
Cook gang of outlaws.
Sequoyah Houston, one of the
sheriffs posse was killed and one of the
outlaws Bob Martin, was captured. Sev-
eraI others of the sherfff's posse were
wounded, some of them, it is said. fatal
ly. Cook and all but one of his gang es-
capped.
Since the killing of Bill Dalton. the
desperate OF territory outlaws
They went intent upon robbing a stage
load of people on their way from the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
Home Tenm was stupid.

Washington, June 1S.-Stupid anna
teur-like playing on the part of the
home team gave the Bridegrooms the
game today. Score:
Westinghouse. Base hits, 6; err
rors. Q.
Brooklyn-10. Base hits, IA; errors, T.
Observation-Disclosures. Sullivan, Mcclure;
Stein and Daley. Umpire-McQuaid,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
MnY Go TO Work.

La Selle, ILL.,, June 1S.-At a mass meet
ing Of miners of this vicinity, held this
afternoon, resolution was adopted favor
ing going to work at the prices agreed
upon at Colt mbus, providing there is a
general resumption of work in Ohio and
Pennsylvania The resolution passed by
a very small majority.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
Demands Arc Extrnvagnnt.

! Springfield, ILL.,. June 1S.-Committees of
miners throughout the Springfield sub
district presented a, scale of prices to
each operator today and requested ac-
quiescence i'll their demands The opera
tors refused, and will hold a convention
here tomorrow. They say the miners de-
mandS are eXtravagant, being 10 cents
more than when the strike was in
augurated, and they will not pay them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
To Fight the Disestablishment.

London. June 1S-A meeting of mem
bers of nobility was held today at which
the Duke of Westminster presided. A
committee was formed to conduct the
campaign against the governments
proposal to disestablish the church in
Wales. 1t was agreed to contest every
constituency in Wales in the general
election. The Duke of Westminster
subscribed f1,000 towards the expenses
Of the campaign, while other lords sub
scribed $500 each. A total of $4,000 was
raised
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
The PhiIIies Won.

New York, June 1S-Two errors. a
nit and a home run by Delhanty won
the game for the Phillies. Score:
Philadelphia. Base hits, 5; err
Tors. G.
New York.. Base hits, 5; errors, g.
Batteries Weyhing and Grady;
Meel1in and Farrell. Umpire-Slage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
Twas a Failure.

Ironwood. Midt, June 1S.-Today's
threatened strike of the Gogebgic range
iron miners was a failure. A few hun
dred men refused to work, but East
Norwie was the only mine which had
to suspend operations. Another big
meeting will be held today and further
extension of the strike may result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
Two uaIncx for Pittsburg.

Pittsburg. June 1S.-Pittsburg and
louisville played two games today, one
being postponed from their last series.
Pittsburg won both. Score:
First Came
Pittsburgh Base hits, Ia; errors, 8.
Louisville--S. Base hits, Is; errors, 5.
Batteries-Colclough and Killen;
Knell and Eerle. Umpire-Hurst.
Second Game:-
Pittsburgh. Base hits, IS; errors, o.
Louisville. Base hits, z; errors, 2.
Batteries-Merritt and Killen; Meme
fee, Grim and Knen. Umpire-Hurst.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
Floods in Hungary.

London, June 1S-A dispatch to the
Standard from Vienna says that the re
ports from Malalicia and Silesia show
that the Wear valley in Hungary, from
Trenchin north to Pressburg has been
inundated. Portions of the town and
dozens of prosperous villages in the
valley are submerged. Railway traffic
is suspended. Bridges have been swept
away and crops destroyed in every d.
recM2n.
To damage amounts to many mil
lions of forms.
The rivers are full Of carcasses of
cattle, and household property OF every
description is floating down stream.
The rain ceased somewhat today and
there is a prospect that the floods will
shortly subside.
Several watchmen have been drowned
in the floods. Many dams have been
undermined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19

There are $4,000 species of plants.
Shipbuilding is declining in Norway.
Dresses are sold by weight IN Japan.
Austria is testing a flying machine.
Creston, Ia, liquor license is $1.0O.
China exports 100000 fans annually.
England has 10000 physicians.
Boston has 1850 electric lights.
Petroleum is made artificially.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19

night, as though the threatened strike of
the Gogebic range iron miners was a huge
failure. The East Norris is the only one
of o dozen mines threatened by this morn
ir.g's walk-out, and that mine again re-
sumed operations tonight, with a full
crew. The men who went out this morn
ing say they will return to their places to-
mr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19

game was interrupted by rain soon
after 1t began and was called in the
seventh inning. Score:
Cleveland-11. Base hits, Ii; errors. L.
Chicago-4. Base hits 10: errors, 3.
Batteries-Zimmer and Young; Nc
Gill and Schriver. Umpire-Lynch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19

The Leader Will Soon Again be
With Us.
SICK AND TIRED
OF THE MOVEMENT.
BUT FIFTY LEFT OF HIS ARMY OF
HEROES.

Six of the California Contingent
Arrested for PIundering House
News of the Conviction of the
Coxeys in Kansas Makes Them
Desperate and u Lively Scrim-
mage Follows, in Which Guns
Are Used-They VIII Be Sentenced
Today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
SCHEME TO CORNER
THE COAL MARKET.
Gigantic Conspiracy Formed in
Cincinnati.
-r--.
NO LIMIT TO THE
CASH TO BE PUT UP.
CESSATION OF THE COAL STRIKE
GIVES AN IMPETUS TO TRADE.

Great Numbers of Miners Are Still
Holding Out for Old Prices, or
Other Reasons, but Their Back
, bone is Whiting Hour by Hour.
and "a Few Days More Will See an
End to the Troubles in the Coal
and Coke Regions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
ounrnntined Aeainst KeIlx,

Louisville, KY. June 1S.-Louisville,
New Albany and Jeffersonville have
quaHantined against Kelly's army of
industrials. AS soon as the general
is sighted, he will be notified that he
must give Louisville a wide berth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
with Non-Union Men.

Philadelphia, June 1s.-A conference
of bituminous coal operators is in pro-
gress in this city today. After hearing
the report of the committee VINO rost
the miners at Alteria, it was decided
not to give any advance. They de
Icided to work the mines with non-union
men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
IT WAS n Hot Game.

st. Louis, Mo-, June 1S.-The visitors
ba.tbed HawleJr and Breitenstein early
and often, winning a, hot game. Score:
St. Louis Base hits, 10; errors. 0.
Cincinnati-S. Base hits, Is; errors, 2.
Observation-Disclosures PETIT and
Ely; Dwyer and Vaughan. Umpire
-O'Rourlpe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
CAREFIII. L.AWYER-

Incensed Wife-It is impossible to live
with him, the way he goes o Why. the
other night he came home lid smashed
my piano. What do you think of that?
Polite Lawyer-You will have to excuse
me, madame, but it is impossible for me
to give an opinion. You must remember
that I have never heard YOU plav
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
1roons ordered Homo.

Columbus O., June 1S.-Governor Nc
Kinley has ordered the Fourteenth regi-
ment, Colonel CONT commanding. home
from Tuscarawas county. Three COM
panies of the Fifth in Stark county will b.
Withdrawn in the morning unless tne
sariking miners make further trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19

big Cherokee payment at Talequah when
Deputy Gourd and his posse ran them
down. courier just in from the scene
of the battle, brings the news that the
gang is surrounded, and another bloody
encounter is inevitable. Reinforcements
are flocking to the sheriff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
BLOODY MASSACRE
On SPANISH TROOPS.
Garrison Of Eighty Men Over
powered by Natives.
SHIPS AND MEN SENT
TO THE PHILIPPINES.
THEY WILL HAVE A HARD BATTLE
ON THEIR HANDS.

Pope's Jubilee Letter-sIoney Raised
to Fight DiseCstabIishment of the
Church i'm Wales Extensive
Floods in Hungary Do Great
Damage-Money Loss Will Reach
Many Millions OF FIorins-Bright
Bits from Brazil.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19

There are $4,000 lepers in India.
There are thirty varieties of bamboo.
Partial deafness is very common.
The moon is eclipsed only at the full.
Very few persons have perfect eyesight.
The British army costs SIS, 600, 900 yearly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19

A woman floats upon water with more
ease than a man.
Liverpool has an elevated electric road.
Great Britain's tunnels stretch eighty
miles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19

Jurisdiction of Utah. June IS, 1894.
THE BANQUET.
Consomme in Cups
Haunt Sannterne

Haut Sauterpe.
Mountain Trout, Sauce Tartar.
Potatoes Serpentine.
Queen Olives, Sliced Tomatoes
Sailed Almonds.
Supreme of Sweetbreads,
New Green Peas.
Zinfandel.
Larded Tenderloin of Beef wit
Mushrooms.
Cauliflower
Imperial Punch.
Fried Spring Chicken,
Asparagus on Toast.
Pontet Canet
Stuffed Young Turkey.
Cranberry Sauce.
New Potatoes.
Pommery Sec.
Chicken Salad. Lobster Salad.
Strawberries and Cream.
Fruit. Assorted Cake.
Neapolitan Ice Cream.
MaraSohfno.
Cafe Noir. FIdanl.
American Swiss.
Brick Cheese.
Water.
Crackers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-19
They viii. Go Back.

Ironwood, Mich, June 1S.-It looks. to-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
un1er Bienenftan6.

IS giebt 3toeierlei 9robnenbrut gu un>
teri6eiben, bic 9utarttge, Die bon
elmer jun9frGulicben &Oniein, unO bie
b 0sarti8e, iogenannte 8udelbrut, Die
bon eierlegelben Nrbettsbienen berltammt.
8cibe Nrten biirfen eigentIi9 in Der 3eit
6es reguldren 40nieinipe9lels nibt Dorz
fommen, ba je6er Smfer genau iiber ieinen
Stano un5 baS glitter oer Miitter informirt
ieiu muB, alio tpeiB, ipetde Solfer auf
WetIelrt6tigfeit SIT priifen itn6 enti6uloz
bar lit, ipenn Elm 30ni9inipebicl gu unOers
boffter Belt erfolgt un6 tpenn 9robnen
ntdt DOrbanoen iinb.
NlS 9emeinlameS @rfennungsaeicben
gilt Die GrlaDmung bes erit 10 ~flotten Slut
9eS, %namentlid, iobalo bic Strut onfGrgt,
in ben NDmpbenSuitanb 81 ~treleu, Die 1lns
5uretdben6en 8te1enseQen erbobt unb be-
oedelt tperben miiiien, aub ltnb iolcbe
8olter aufgeregt uno iteobIuitig unb leben.
troB tpleOer6oIter 8%eieittgung hduttg Wetz
lel3euen all, woraus natiirLic6 nur 9ro6>
men berborge6en. Sci ben b0sartigen,
budelbritti9en 9robnenbriitlern, 100 liA
all Steue Der in Serluit geratbenen &0fi>
gin cine ober mebrere Qlr6eitsbienen ais
lolbe uno ais @ierleger a%1fgepOrfen ba7
ben, lit Der Slug nltr nod TRIGGER, Die 8ie1
men limb no6 mebr 9erei3t, bringei1 feline
6Os9en, oenuob lit 0ie Q~ln6dufung BON
8llmen itaub pegen bes scrtngeren 8e@
6arfs cine auBergep0bnlic6 groBe. Das
bette Serfabren relp. 9eilmttteL lit ieoenS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
Q1ais uno KIee.

Die t~pirtbibaftti5e 8ebeutung 6es Wfatz
fes miro Gu9eli3ts Der Dielerlet Serpenz
bungen, bic CT finoet, unb Ser oaraus berz
Dorgebenoen @euiBbeit, audi bel elmer iiberz
aus retben Grnte Die 8Drrdtbe g%etDtnn@
bringen6 3u bernertben, bon Sabr gu Sabr
me6r getpiirbigt. 0roBe Wfengen tperben
ouSgefibrt, nm i'm Nuslanoe Weni3en
un6 Bieb ais gtabrung 81 bienen; meitere
beOeute16e Wtengen peroen sur @rSeu9ung
bon @lutoie uno StGrte Dertpenbet. Gs
tDirb 8rannttpein 6araus fabriStrt, un6 6ie
Wtatsfrudt liefert 6as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3ur @etpinnuug bon Ginb> Ine S6tpeine>
feii6, nit tpeIc6em Die Meniben in taft
allen QGnbern it9 nG6ren. Snbem nun
S6netne ieit etniger !3ett unb audi jebt
ais oaS ftb am beiten be3able1be Bro6uft
beS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8etrtebes gelten,
uno ba WtatS uno &lee ais Die 6ouptfaftoz
rem in Der Nuf5ubt uno Wa6itung BON
S6tpeinen angeie1en pcrDen miiien, iicb
aucb gum 8eCbielfrucbtbau Dortreffli6 cigz
men, 10 ltegt beren 8ebeutung ouf Der Sano.
@s lit ertuieien, 6oB Elm &leefel6 itcb sur
8eiteuung nit UtaiS e6enio gut eignet,
aIS ~iun9frGuliber 8OOen, unO Tarmer &c;
Iangen mebr unO mebr SIT Ser lteber5eu>
gung, oaB IS port6eiLbaft lit, ale fletneren
@etreiOefeloer nit Slice All belGclt. Ser
ieIbe giebt baS bette 9iingemttteL alb, beItn
man babbaft perben fam. Wfand3e Sar7
mer, tpel5e auf einem ltno bemlelben
Stid 2anO 3tpet Oher bret Sabre binter
einanber &lee gebaIt batten, baltten 6arauf
binterber BRET aufeinanber f~oIgenbe Sabre
Wfais uno e~rsielten bamit reicbere @rnz
ten, ais ipenn ite wdbrenb Der gansen l3eit
fi6 nur auf ben Wtaisbau beicbrdntt bGtten.
3iemlicb ii6er lit eS audi, 6aB, tpen1 man
Den Slice u%nterpfi9t, o~nitatt abmabt, Der
@rtrag all Ofais ein melt ergiebigerer letn
mtro.
9GaS ben 0taiSiamen anbetrift, 70 IoQte
nur Der aQerbefte benubt iperben, lolcber,
Der nt9t nur feimt unb tpGbit, i~onoern
oudsgIeicbmdBig pacbit unS eineu itarten
Stengel treibt. Gr lolte itetS Ser betref>
fenbcn @egenb angepaBt iein. 9luf Ser
iubsitationen lift Der 8eipets e~eliefert morz
ben, baB Die mittIeren; frlbreifenOen SOrz
ten 9rOBere @rtrdge ~liefern, ais bic ipGtz
reifsnoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
Ganowtrthfdaftlide 8eilase
Der
Jairtois Staatss5eitun9.

Die bet 9fe6attion Ser y0 5 t r.
f6aftIi6en 8eiIage" bon allen
Setten suseben6en !3uidriften, in benen
Grtere rudbaltloie @nertennung fit ibr
ernites 8estre6en, 6as 8latt ftr belen
Qeierfreis 10 lebrrei6 ais mDglib uno
gu einem 3uperIGiiigen st atbgeber 81
eeitoIten, auSgeiprohcn miro, iinb fir uns
1ebr i6meibeLbaft, bod gum nOIIitGn1
oigen 9elinscn bes guter @erfes bebiire
Ten mir Ser %freunolihen InterituBung aaer
prattii6en 6arn1er, 8iebsiichter, SbftgGrt1
ner, Smfer II. /. No., nidt NIT tnioTern,
baB Iie ouf oas @o6enblntt oer ySuinotS
Staats> 3citung" a%bonniret, ionoern aucb,
baB iie bon Der @inrl6tung bes vSpredz
~iauleS" uno bes y8rieffaiteus" fleiBtg Sc
braub maben, iabgsmdB be9anoelte Sir
titel iiber Die Derl6ieoenen 3iDeige ocr
Qan6z utb 6orit>8 irtbi9ait uns sur Ser
Offentli9ung iiberienben, Die mir ba, 100
es n0tbig lift, germ in cine paiienbe Sorm
fir ben Orud b%ringen. 2(ub ioute nicbt
Dergeiien tuerben, baB bte r8eiIase" angee
fibts ibrer rieltgen 8erbreitun9 unter Der
beuti6en IanOwirtbicbaftli6en nnb AUDI
tnbuitrtellen 8eDOlferung 6ieies 2anOeS
iib DorSii9li9 gum Q(nsei8ezN teOtum fir
aue iOl9e eisnet, tpeI9e 9l6erbauserGtbe,
3ubttbiere, 2dnbcreien, 8rObutte Ii. /. IN.
gu ~perfaufen baben un6 i6neu &Gufer gu
finben tpiini6en. 9ieie 9tatbi6tdse gu
befOIgen Itest int eigenen Sntereiie'unierer
2eIer.
ollie fir sic 8eilnge beitimmten Wtttz
%tbeiIungen unb 9tnfragen iin6 gu ri6ten an
q 5 reaS 6 / nj 0 II,
8eOatteur Der v9anbutrtbi9aftIi3en 8eiz
Iage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
adtet auf Ole rufiifde OiitsII

Die ruiiiibe 0iifel fuate iberau, mo- ie
t1r @ri9einen macbt, obgemdbt perben,
ebe tbr Samen reif ipirb. 0a lit 6urbaus
feline 3eit 5u berIieren, benin penn 3u LANCE
bamtt g~etuartet mtrb, nir6 es fat unmog@
lid ietn. oas unfraut sn perbrennen, unb
fobalD Der Samen einmal gum NuSfauen
reif lit, miro er bonn 8in6e Wteilen melt
getragen unb Deritreut.
Oa Bis iebt in BEN Staten SninoiS,
Sn6iana, MinteiOta, Nebrasfa, Colorado,
Soabo un6 III Manitoba, @anaba, bieie9
gefircbtete 1~lnfraut nur al einSelnen
BlGben uub in g~erinser Nn8abl aufsetreteu
1T, 10 Oermag eiirige 8a6iamfeit ieitens
Der 6armer Der pettereu NusbreitunB Der
9iftel einen Damn entgegen 3u ieben.
Sie ipiro in ben mleiiten 0e9en6en, bauptz
fdcbli3 ben Giienba6nen unO 8aiieritraBen
entlang, perein3elt gefunoen unO fam jebt
nod nit 9ei9tigfcit Oerttl9t tpeE0en, ipdbs
rcn6 Oas ipdter DieIIeicbt CUR unnlOgIibfeit
piro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
prei6eIbeeren.

Die BreiBeIbeerernte in ben Neuen9tan6s
Staaten, Stem SerieD unb Bisconiin bat
6ur9 bic LANCE anbaltenoe Srodenbeit
i6iDere Na6tbeile erlttten. Son benz
8reibel6eer3udbtereGer WiSconlinS lit
felt8eftelt morben baB i'm 9enanntell
Stoat bcuer t~peniger ais BET britte Gbeil
beS poridbrt9en GrtrageS etn9eerntet ipere
ben miro, ia, bon Gin;elnen miro nur auf
10 9ro5ent zines 0urchi6nttts= @rtrogeS
gerecbnet unb nebenbci baben Die 0irre
unb Walbbrdnbc Sic 8anfen 10 icbper ge@
f6abigt, baB au9 Die na6itiabriSe @rnte
crnitlt9 9cfdbrbet lit. SIN Ocn erpGbnter
0itli6en Stoaten ite0t bobtenS cine babe
0urbi6nittSernte 3l crparten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
SddoIide Sol9en m~ebrtd9i9er Rube
bel Qferoen.

Die oielerleits beobadbtete @rl6einung.
baB mebrtGgise 3ube bel lonlt tart arbeis
ten6eu Pferben 81 S9la9fliien 8eranz
laiiung siebt, miro BON etnem S9ierarSt
beftdtist. 0ericlbe beri9tet barber Sol
9enbe5: r@s lit cine bon mir felt nunmebr
baI6 10 bis Is Sabren beoba6tete @rfabz
rung, baB ftcts am oritten 99eiDma9tsz,
Siterz ober 8fingittase cine grOBere 9ln5abl
bon Bferben beim 8e9inne Der Qtr6eiten
am S1lasflufe 3ulammenbreben uno,
uenn ntGbt ic9leunige 6ilfc geDolt tplrb,
set0btet merbe1 miiiisn, aber oub BET
lolber oft nod nabtrd9lib DEM glboeder
pcrfalIen, tur5, GROCER Sbaoeu e1titebt.
Die 8~eo6aDtung bat gelcbrt, baB oieles
8orfommnib bapon berrit6rt, baB Sbierc,
pel9e all resclmGBige Qrbeit gepObnt itno,
pobI einen, aber nur IN i%eltenen Sduen
spei Sage obne Sba6en eusru6en %fOnnen,
6aB oie tdglicb 9eii6te, energiibe 8lutcir7
t1lation, bie ourb auBergepobnlibe, ldn7
gerc 9fube unterbrocben pirb, 3t 8lutz
e~rgilen in 6a5 N%iidenmarf, bic Jfieren
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17
Ul1tru9n, astp4tnp, II 8epte1nher 1894.

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ldbn1e) ooer bel raiber Stlfe unO geringz
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bp3 81 ldngerer &ranfheitSoauer fii6rt.
@s lit bes6alb unbe6ingt n0tbig, baB 6erz
arti9e Pferoc, bor3iieli6 Qlr~beitspferbe
ibneren Sdla9es, AM 3peiten Sabotage
einige Stunben betpegt perben, alio i'm
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ben aus3ureiten iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-04
The Emmett Guards Bencfit,

The approaching interstate drill at Little
all. of the crack military organizations in
the country will be present and compete
has aroused the soldier boys Of this city
Two companies so far have signified their
intention to compete for the championship
and II possible keep II here in the shadow Of
the obelisk named for Americas first mill
itary hero. The friends of the Emmett
Guard. one Of the companies that will COM
pete. have decided to give an entertainment
at Albaugh's Opera House on June l6 for
the benefit Of the company's drill fund
Committees have been appointed and all
arrangements are now being completed to
season. The general committee consists Of
Col Clay. Col Urell. Mr.. Cannon, Mr.. Thad
Sailor, Maj Campbell, DIR. Donohue, Nal
Bartlett, Mr.. Crovizier, Mai. Suess, Capt
Parsons. Lieut.. Allen and Capt. Walsh
The full program Is not ready for publica-
ton yet, but there Is every indication that
II will be fine in every particular Mr.
Thad. Sailor. who Is veteran at the bust
ness, will have complete charge Of the stage
settings and the dramatic and military fea-
lures Of the program, while Mr.. Cannon.
who is well-known In local musical circles,
Will have personal supervision of all mat
tiers musical. A feature of the entertain
ment will be the realistic camp scene and
drill by the Emmets and the grand MILL
tary tableau with which the program will
close. The President. Secretary Lamont and
Gen. Schofield will each be requested to
occupy a box. and altogether a most distin-
guished military audience can be looked
for. .-r.tl