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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26

9te 8drgerf6aft bon GbicagO tit bot
auem su be9li6piniben unb Die Su.
Staats seitung lit 9ans belOnoers erfreut
barber, baB ber erite S6ritt, bic Gtptlz
bienitreform in bic itG6tiibe 8crtualtuns
einaufitbren, bon Mtapor 6opfins nit Der
@iniebung elmer g oliSei>Gomnliiiton ge1
macbt norben lit. 0tr begriBen oteiett
S9ritt ais Die erite Sru6t unIerer unab@
lGiligen 8cmiibungen in oteler EtcbtlIllg.
1tnb tpGbrenD mir Die Stabt un0 uns lelblt
beglidpiini6cn, baB enbli6 Elm ntel oerz
iprcbenber gnfdng gcma6t tporben Ut, 10
tpollen mir duch oes WtarneS lobeno geoet1>
fen, ber furcbtlos porangegangen TT, unlez
res 8Ir9ern1eiiters Spbn IS. 0opttnS.
Surcb letn mltbigcs 8orgeben bat er
mandben 3meifeL serftrcut, ben man in
bic @brlidfcit iciner 2l5it6tcn geiebt bat !;
CT bat ft6 bamit beim 8Olte etnen Stein
iu'S 8rett gelegt unb Den 8eipeiS geliefert,
baB eS iDm crnitli6 uno ebrlt6 6arum gu
t6un if, bic 9eriprcchungen 81 erfiuen
uub Bic 8rinsipicu GUT 9lusfibrung 81
bringen, tpel6e in Der Convention, Die tbn
All Dem 6o0en unb perantportliben Mmte
nominirle, gema6t unb nieber9elegt porz
ben it11o.
Mit Ser Q(ustpabl Ser Gommiliion bat ct
etneu glii6ltben 0riff getban. ollie bret
@ommiliGre itnO Qopofaten BON 0tuf uno
.ongeieDener Stelung muo, mas beionoer5
1cbtpcr ms @cpi6t fd1t, es iino erfab7
rene un0 praftiibe 2eute nit geiunbem
Mfenicbepueritanb, feline Suuitondre, feline
pbantaltiicben 0t~eformbolDe, melcbe bas
Gfcro beim S9pan3e oufSGumen. Serr
Samline eiucrleits uno 6err 9tubens dns
bererieits ucrtreten gletdbiam Die beibel1
8arteien, Der e~rItere Die repu6ltfdutibe,
Ser Sneite bic hemofratii9e, rpdbreno 6crr
@la baS un~abbdu9i9e 8iir9crtbum reprd>
i%entirt. Gla lit Der 8rGltOent ber GiDiL7
Dienltreformz2iga unierer Stobt; CT lo>
Dobl mic 6err 6amItne baben benz Stuz
blum 6ieier pihtt9en Srage, 5u Dercn prafz
tii9cn 20iung lie ieBt berufcu tpprben itnb.
biel Belt unb Glufmertlamfeit getpibmet.
8iirgermeiiter 6optin5 duBerte fid
9eitern benz S6retbcr bieier 3eilen 9egen7
iiber, oaB er iicb naA elmer Sebnmonatltcbcr
bitteren GrfabrHng iiber5cu9t babe, baB
nibt nur Das Sell ieincr Yartei, 1Onoern
baS Der StaDt ilberbaupt in Gtpilbienitz
REFORM liege, baB obne elmer iolden feline
8artei balernb regieren, feline Stabt ebrs
lid un6 0fOnomiiD pcrwaItct tpcrben
f0nne.
St lit 6emnab feit enti3loiien, tpdbrent
Der nocb %librigen 3eit ieineS Nmtsterll1ine
2tQeS, mas in ieinen &rdfteu itebt, barGl
gu leben, Inn bic 10 nOtbigen &cformen
an5ubabnen unb burbSufubren, aucb pirG
CT, wenn 6te 2egislatur 5~ulamrnentrttt,
9eniigenbe Grfobrungen %9eiammclt baben,
Inn BET bem @rIaiie zines ben 8ebiirfnilien
@bicagOs cntiprccbenOen @eieBes @cnatter
fte6en 81 f0nner.
&cform $50. l 1T atio angebabnt. 0az
Bel iOu es aber nibt iein 8euenben baben,
un6 mir birfen Die 6dnbe ni6t in Ben
SboOB le9en, ionbern miilicn fit 9feform
SEQ. 2 unier BuIoer troden baLten. 9as
quite @erf nebn1e ieinen Gortaana!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-26
GtabIirt lett 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
252 & 254 OtsRanoolphsStr
aWil9sn SrantliH. unb Marfet.S traBa

Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
252 & 254 OfsRanoolpbsStrY
awiiGsn Srauflin. tnb Martet.StraBs
gBtra9n Sas.
erbielt" ioeben III frtI9er ggaare:
0er6mdlerte 8GmIebtitte M1to 6Gn5efeuIett,
8erGn6ertet 9lAI tnO &adS,
Sltiee Ststtat6sSsart.9e IT $anne,t.
gteme 9siIdBmer WoMz$arim8e,
9Grtb. RountoPie, rnM. S9roines,
gteue tor~ee. 2ttdbooteS, 9prottet,
Neue 9tppetttssiIS, .eaIsssaroeHen,
@dtes Sta~soebaraer eamerfraat, 9ta.@mstems
Sutp ortirte TramtfMrter 8retWMrft,
ysete 9etrOG1tete YtIse, @bantpt9npnS,
dImeattS d. en- 8oisssg asrifa.
Tetnitem GntntentbaIer gdDt ~ Ella etf6Ie,
straus. 9toGmefprt=Seafe, &ranfer=Rafe,
SSrontage DC Srie, SteufIdateHet safe,
8aDr. Sim6Mr8er tsto Sanof6fe,
Yarntei nt=Ss6Ie, ~Yfabmf6Ie,
gtaritirten santb. NAL, 9rtTel=s arotmen,
EeittfteS SIt6en6L, Wohn0L, j!
5iiHeIonrfer Senf, sSetneff8,
&tntbeerIaft, 9tntbeeteIfG,
8etrofnete 8irteit, SeioeIbeeten, 2lprtfp5en,
9entibes Stuetf d ettnttts, SONIC,
@eIGl6lte @tatoeIn, GitrOnat, Iofnen,
Irtide gitfe, @aroantntt, WantHa=8 obtem,
@tobmIantet, 4ilrtntel, dtueI. Snsper,
G~etttitem Wtoftes ttno Sapas&anee,
@btetei. 9rtttte1t tttto ion 10 ar5cn EIDee,
9tedDtc Vaitila=ShpeoIaoe itno ~Sfafao,
Gi0el=&afee,
9ledlte 9tttrttb. MISREPRESENTATION,
9tattId d. oetGer &ont9=@ebfnd1em EFT,
9entid)e yfeGerniie, 9smtssSprits erIem,
Spring erleS=Jorntett, @etbna dDfsItdtcr,
8Gloz tno ID atm, &tdterbaIter,
9ted)tcn YariIcr gGnupftabaf Son 2phbe&,
gu ben %btuigiten 9reiien.
Henry ScAoelIk0pH
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23

"Tho Dire ,rlest tract of country
through which l have Travelled for a
long time, said travelling man re-
Gently. SIS that southeastern part Of
the State Of Maine which was the locus
of the mining craze a few years ago.
"rhere is no railroad in Tint sec
ton, and in orler to get to my des-
tination. the town of Machias, [ had
to drive more than sixty miles from
the nearest point on the railroad
which runs to Bar Harbor.
81 passed through miles of country
which was characterized by deserted
shafts Of copper and silver mines, the
ore taken from which did not begin to
reimburse the unlucky spectators for
their outlay.
every now and then one sees the
moldering remains Of what was at that
time believed TO be the neucleus Of a
future village the decaying shells Of
hotels, bearing such characteristic
names as the 'Uopperopohs Hotel,
etc. In the neighbosnood Of these are
to be seen the dllapidat9l homes built
by speculators for population which
never materialized habitations which
were never even dwclt in for n day.
"The excavations made in some
places by the misguided miners are
extensive, anl the huge artificial
caverns thus created will remain for
ever, emphasizing IN their unsighth-
ness folly which infected the popu-
lation Of the entire Stale.
"rhe one small retlrn which nature
gave for all tais foolish expenditure of
time and money exists to-day IN the
wells OF pure water which were
struck in the course OF the s'rSlng
shafts through the solid rock. ---lieW
York Herald.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
NewsDaDef Writing.

When uooDle look at the numerous
voinros written Inv Scott Dickens
and Tboci-.rav # strikes them that
these GREAT writer's did m enormous
amount Of work. saws n wel-known
nevspaper man. The mechanical
lohor of nroducipo so many hooks is
:, ;tsolf sonetb;,o romorkable but a
....,.....,.,,. man ,.,itos moro in q
... .I.,.. s,,..oo.sfrl Novelist docs in
,.rontr vo.rs An octivo ronorter
Grind. out ote low estimate 1900
ni..1,. f2 ooo IN q month 5o4
oo, ..,r oo,,;r.lort in ouont:tv
a.. l;.... -.o.4.. oe noorl, siv
H.. ,..,,,.i..l ,..,, no,.ls So,,o 20.
- ho.,1,o,,, Of work from, twenty
e..o.. A4.I,, ,.or,. to,,. oyar.
ao. ,.o have oivop busy journalist
,rorld wr;to in top vears = 04O 600
v,ord,. in twenty vosrs 10000. 900
,rori. in thirty vears I512O. 900
words or an amount of matter equiv.
olort to 22i novels Of 300 pages each.
,b. work or onv fifty industrious
no,.l;sts
Ttis ovidsnf from these figures that
,evsronor writing represents hard
,ro,l. Rrt Iet us go . little further
,r:h ,h.s, .t.ti.t;c. In order 70
,rr;to tuontv words q mans fingers
travel over the space of a foot with
tv, or three distinct movements in
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
South and West.

AT Guthrie. O6laloml, Sherman Stoaa
killed his eutiro family to save them from
freez NJ and then committed suicide.
Governor McEINLgy was noninltei for
the Presidency in '9j by the Convention Of
Republican Clubs in Columbus, Ono.
WILLIAM ARrNAyS, farmer. living about
six miles northeast OF Tell City, Ind. kile |
his wife AMI eldest sou while ins1na. H.
stamped his wife 10 death. The eldest boy
aged twelve. tried to defen his mother AMI
was killed.
SFvEN persons were killed in Penzln. Ger
many. by the collapse Of church tower dur
ing "A storm.
BANK TELLER DRYDEN. Of Charleston, ".
Va. shot himself because his fiancee, Ken
lucky girl. broke the engagement.
MoRE than thirty lives were lost and thou
sands Of cattle perishei in the blizzlri IN
Oklahoma AMI the Iniian Territory.
FIRE destroye a part Of the cOlonnade be-
tween The Agricultural Building AMI Ma
chinery Hall in the World's Fair Grounds,
Chicago.
L. RowLAxD. who attempted suicide with
morphine at Parigoula. Ar1., WAS saved by
permanganaie Of potash. the new antldote
MAY BRooyY.-. one oi the leading ladies
Of the Palmer sf.-i "onplny. paying at the
Baldwin Theatt : "a Francisco. Ca, CON-
mitted suicide - taking poison Slo
played the part OF Mistress Page IN Ala
bama.
THE remaining Worlds Fair buildings At
Chicago viii be sold Immediately 70 the h'sn-
tst bi ller, on account % the many lncen-
diary fires.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
Foreign.

OvrOf the fiercest and most destructive
gales ever known ragei over England ana in
many parts Of the Continent.
THE Brazilian Government force In Rio
Grande do Sui IS reported 10 have been de-
feated. with a loss Of 250 men killed and
wounded the transport ltaipu IS slld -
have been sunk 10y the Rspublica, 800 live
being lost
The steamship City OF Para arrived AZ
Colon. Panama. with the officers and crew
Of the wrecked Kearsarge on boart.
HANS Voy BuLow. the distinguished Ger
man pianist, is dead. He was born January
=. 1880. at Dres len he stu liei under Rich
ard Wagner AMI List.
COLONEL GREGoRIoFT was hanged as spy
at Odessa. Russia. For two years he hai
BETRAYED Russian military secrets TO Austria.
although he was commanding regiment o.
Russian cavalry. He received $4,000 annu-
ally from Austria for his services.
The Turks killed l25 Armenians in the re-
cent riots.
Ar the Plymouth conference Of the British
National Liberal Federation the House OF
Ioris Was denounced and its abolition T.
manded.
THr Paris police have succeeded in fixing
tho Identity Of the man who threw the bomb
in the cafe ol tho Hotel Terminus. His
name is Emile Henry aud he is an active An
archist.
PREsDENr PElxoro, OF Brazil discovered
a plot for the secession OF the State OF Per-
nambuco from the Republic.
YELLOW fever is killing of the crews OF
American merchantmen at Rio. Brazil. Al
miral Benham has sent the cruisers Newari
anil Detroit away.
A FoREraS Anarchist was blown up at
Greenwich. England, by an explosive witt
watch. it f. supposed, he intended to wrecS
the Observatory the bono-outrage by
Emile Henry at the Hotel Terminus, Paris,
is said TO have been part OF a vast Anarchist
p.o'
ADMrRAL BESHAM promptly made a Brdzu-
ian rebel captain at Rio apollo ;ize for hr'ns
on a launch from the United states cruise
Newark.
EupERon WILLIAM. OF Germany, caused q
profound sensation at a state dinner III bst-
lin By saying impressiyely II thetreaty -
rejected by US we may look for war wr1
Russia within three months.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
An Ace o. Wonders.

This Is a wonderful age We are liv-
ing in a wonderful age, and this is a
wonderful country. 1t is doubtful ii
any of the efr4te Old World dynastiei
can produce such things, bordering on
the miraculous, As are becoming a.
most everyday occurrences in this land
Of the free, SAYS the Erie Herald.
A few days ago the press dispatches
announced that some fellow ont III
Missouri had discovered coal. There
was nothing 50 remarkable about the
fact that coal hal been discovered.
The remarkable feataro of the case Is
that this particular quality Of coal
emits no smoke when burned. Ac-
cording to the report, You could build
a fire of this coal in the centre OF your
parlor floor and be unable to find a
particle of smoke in the room. In the
words of Colonel Mulberry Sellers,
there's millions in it. "
But this truly strange case is per-
haps outdone by one which is alleged
to have recently occurred in the salu
briJus climate Of California. The
veracious chronicle states that some
thirty years ago one John Bahler, then
residing in Wisconsin, lost his eye.
sight and subsequently had both eye
balls taken out, the end Of the optic
nerve being left as a stub in each case
Right here is where the wonder comes
in. Don't miss it, About year ago,
at his home in Fresno, Mr.. Bahler sud
denly saw the light of lamp placed
opposite to him on the other side OF
room, and the examination showed
that new eyeballs were growing on the
ends Of the optic nerves
Since that time his sight has grad
ually improved, until now he can
shoot rifle with considerable accu-
racv.
Indeed, this is a great country, and
isn't anywhere near developed yet
Carp milk cows and steal chickens and
green corn right here in Pennsylvania,
but the boundless West contains still
greater possibilities than the East, and
if old Europe can produce any such
wonders or special newspaper corre-
spondents let her trot 'em out.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23

of tho box the hogs weight was found
to be 4OS pounds. No one st sea
right, but the man coming nearest
to il thought 308 pounds and won the
Log. The penalty for the good luck
was that he had to treat the crowd,
which cost over Sl8. His hog, at six
cents a pound, was worth S2LlS, and
he really saved something over s. by
entering the contest, instead Of buy
ing outright.
The other hogs weighed 1853, 4l8
and 3t9s pounds, respectively. No
one guessed the exact weights, but
several came near them. None Of the
experts who used tape measure TO
assist his wsvering opinions got
hog, and each man who did get one
had to treat the crowd The luckiest
man in the whole crowd was the land
lord He admitted that his receipts
from dinners, cigars, etc, sold to the
sportsmen and witnesses amounted to
nearly SlOJ. He sOid that there had
been ten guessing contests at his hotel
so far, anil he expected several more.
lie is getting rich from the sport.
Some Of the guessers have records
they are proud of. One OIL farmer,
who must certainly have passed the
SEVENTEEN milestone Of his career,
said he had been guessing on hogs for
nearly twenty years. He had guessed
on about 509, he thought, and had
won more than nalf of them. On the
oc,asion described he didn't win r
single sample of pork. New YORK
Recorder.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
NaShingtOn.

WHEELER II. PgcKHAN : nomination 20 oe
~ Associate Justice OF the supreme Colrt
wls rsporte to the Ssnlte by the judiciary
Committee without Recommendation, the
vote in committee bein; tie.
Thy President nominated John Barrett, OF
Oregon. rs Minister 10 siam.
Iris thought that Secretary Carlisle will
issue moro tonss shortly
IScRMsED internal revenue receipts in IL
cate that business is rsyiying.
TIE United states demurrer 70 the claim
for s23j 900 arising out % the seizure ol the
Itata was oycrru,ed 10y tho Chilean Claims
Commission.
Tug President has nominated Eugene
Townsend. Of Pennsylvania. 10 be Superin-
ten lent Of the United States Mint at Phila-
d@lphia John r. Reid, Of Pennsylvania, %
be Collector Of Customs for the District o..
Philadelphia; 2. Gray Neck. Of Pennsy.-
vania. b be Surveyor Oi Customs Tor tue
Port Of Phila lelphi1.
DEMOCRATIC members Of the Senate Fl
nance Committee agreei to increase the
whisky tax 10 sl.2) gallon.
PosrwAsrER-GEygRAL BrssELL has forbid
the PAYMENT of ofmoney orders and delivery
Of registered letters 70 the lottery company
at Port Tampa, Fla.
TIE Senate refused to conilrmthe nomina-
ton OF benjamin Ler;hier. Of Massachusetts,,
TO be Consul az SherbrooSs. Canada.
CLAIMS for sugar bounty far aggregate
sS, $40, ,O0).
SENATOR McLAURIN, Of Mississippi, has
been sworn ia 10 succeed Mr. Wslthall.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
Risky EdMlna.

The newspaper business in China Il
q little bit risky. and has never grown
TO largo proportions. The Pekin Ca
zette, which is the oldest newspaper
in the world, hos been published reg
ularly since the year 911. IT only
contains Official nows of the Govern
mcnt doings, and this it got into
Print with tho greatest care imagiEe-
BILE O.; yet there have been some errors
made, for which seventeen of its edi-
tors have had their heads chopped of.
Paper World.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
IN THE VALE Y.

To-day when the sun was lighting ms house
on the pine-clad hill
The breast of a bir was ruff ed as it perched
on my window sill.
And a leaf was chased by the kitten on The
lrecze-swcp: gaticn walk,
AMI the dainty heal
Ota dahlia rcd
Was stirred on its slender stalk.
Oh. happy the bird at the rose tree, unhced-
Ing the threatening storm
And happy the bllths leaf chaser, rejoicing
in sunshine warm.
They take not thought for the morrow-they
know no care to-day;
And the thouslnl things
That the future brings
Arc n blank TO such as they.
But /, by the household ingle, can interI ret
the looming clouds,
For the wind. "soo-hoos" through the key
hole, and a shadow the house en-
shrou1s
AM L KNOW L must lult my luDAAt"'h "hb
90 down 20 the vale below.
For my house is chill
On the windy hill
When the autumn tempests blow.
Ny mind il forever drawing an instructive
parallel
Twixt temporal things that perish and
eternal things that dwell
When pillows and waves surround me and
waters my soul o'erlow,
I descend in hope
From the mountain TOP
To the sheltering vale below.
90 down TO the Valley OF Silence, where
the worldly are never met;
know there is balm and healing there Tor
eyes that with tears are wet.
And l find in its sweet seclusion gentle solacc
for all my care.
For that valley pure
'- With its shelter sure
Is the beautiful Vale Of Prayer.
Chambers 5 journal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

EDlsoy is an Ohio man. aged iorty-six.
JusrlS MCCARTHY is a Cork man, born in
1880.
CHRis1IAS l., 0, Denmark, was over seven
feet tall.
ALI the crandsons OF Charles Dickens
bear the name OF Charles
EMPEROR WILLIAM. o. Germany. has inii-
Gated desire TO visit the United States.
CrIspI, tine Italian Bismarck is worth ST.
900 900. amassed in politics aud in the law.
SENATOR PEREINs. Of California was a
whale fisher in his curly days before he went
10 California
Ir is authoritatively stated in Philadelphia
that the value OF George W. Chuds estate
will be little ever 100000.
MAYOR HoPK1Ns. Of Chicago, has volun
tarily given up ten per cent. oi his salary 70
be turnel into the city poor fund.
The Gar OF Russia has an income Of S12,-
OOO. 900 a year. derived from his own estates
He receives no salary from the Government.
SENATOR BUTLER is the youngest presiding
officer Of the Massachusetts, senate that body
has had for many years. He is only thirty
two years old.
HENRY IT, FAxoy. Of the Quincy Mass
police force. Is a millionaire. He serves win
out pay. and deyotes his energies to eniorc-
iDg the liquor laws.
Professor BARNARD, Of the Lick Observa-
tory. has been awarded the Arago medal by
the French Academy Of Science for discover
inc JuDiters nth satellite.
THE Grown Prince o. siam is among the
hoy authors OF the world he has written
several stories FOR English children's maSa-
zines AMI can write iuently in three
European languages
BRET HaRrg. although past City and in
poor health. is n very handsome man. His
face retains an appearance Of youth. while
his hair is si.ysry white He has n slender
figure ana IN ereo. carriage.
GRAND DrxE GEORGE OF RussA is dying
with eonsampfiou. q disease hereditary
in the RomgDo1 family The Cars brother
Nicholas. heir 20 the Russian throne. died
with It At the age oitweniy-dve.
THE companions OF MARX Twain's" boy
hood in Monroe County. Missouri. cannot
undersf AMI MARKS popularity. They say he
was the iullest boy IN the county school. an
the LATEST one in the neighoorhool.
W. d. HowzLLs recently made ono OF his
semi-gnnual visits 10 his fathers home in
Jefferson. Ohio. J. D. Howells. editor ofthe
Ashtabula Sentinel. his bro.har. his sister
an invalid brother AMI his father still live in
the old homestead.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
A MlqralOrY Statue.

Startling as if may seem, IL is fact
that the equestrian statue OF General
Scott has been recently in some mys-
tcrious way moved ont Of position.
The matter was brought to the attcn-
ton of Colonel William Wilson, Com
missioner of Public Buildings anl
Grounds, few days ago, in an anony-
nous communication. He went on,
and looked Mt the statue AMI didn'
notice anything wrong with it. Ihe
matter worried him, nevertheless, AMI
he ordered a careful examination to be
made. The result was unmistakablc
evidence that the mass of bronze,
weighing 1900 pounds, had moved
on its pedestal, five inches to the north
and one inch to the west OF its original
position. The change had not affected
its equilibrium in the least, and the
statue was in no danger Of falling, un-
less the movement should continue. 1t
was decided best, however, to put 1t
back where it belonged. This was
successfully accomplished this week by
a loree force Of men, with the aid Of
in Massive bronze bolts were
utilized in securing the statue to its
granite pedestal, and nothing short Of
an earthquake will move it again. 1t
is impossible to explain the action of
the statue. There are all sorts of
theories, but the one to obtain the
most credence IS that the statue was
forced out of position by the fierce
hurricane that visited the city in No
vember, 1891. The statue is very much
exposed and undoubtedly felt the full
force Of the wind on that occasion.
Colonel Wilson said to n Star reporter
to-day that he felt very grateful to his
anonymous correspondent for calling
his attention to the matter aud added
that he would like to thank him in
person if ne would make known his
identity Washington Star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23
THE NEWS EPITOMIzEO.
Eastorn and MiddIc Sfnfes.

THE committee Of wealthy men selected by
Mayor Giroy. Of New YORK City. TO consider
mems 10 help the unemployed decided 10
raise. il possible, $4,000, subscribing s6J,-
900 at once.
JOIN B. LAMONT father OF tfe Secretary
OF War. diei at McGrawyille. n. Y. lie was
sixty eight years OF age. Secretary AMI Mrs.
lamont were with him at the time OF his
death.
The anniversary OF Lincoln's birth was
celebrated by the Republican Club with u
dinner at DelmOn cos, New York City. Sen
ator Hoar spoke at IL banquet IN Trenton,
NJ
FIRE did $4,000 damageto the BIth (Me.)
Iron Works.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has recOmmende
that the beacon oftbe Statue Of Liberty. New
York Haroor, be extinsuishe5.
THE Massachusetts Legislature has abo,-
ishej Fast Day.
KEEPER Goss was horribly mangled by
the chimDanzees Chiko and Johanna. at the
Central Park Arsenal, New York City.
JUSTICE BARRETT. Of the Supreme Court,
New York CiIy. senten ,eI Dennis J. Buck
ley. an election insDe etor, who was convict
ed Of permitting "a repester 10 vote az the
last general election on tho name o. man
vino lived in his house. to ons year in the
Penitentiary ani TO pay fine Of $500.