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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
plobliher Qoo.

Mm Samltas Mbenb nm IL ubr lit in
ber Wnbnung BON Solepb Simplon, 587
Relton Mpenue, Gran 8. 6armer, Der un-
gefdbr bor bier @o9en BON Greeniielb
blerbertam, nm Arbeit 81 iuden, ployli9
9e5torben. Gr lab in Der Norbertbiir
cine 3iemli6e Weile, unb als i'm Die ga.
mile aufpeden mollte, NOR ct tobt. Ser
Coroner ipurbe benahri4ti9t, tpel1er bic
2ei9e in bic Morsue brinsen lieB. Ser
0erltorbene mobnte friiber in Mabilon
Mills, Japette @ountp uno 5o9 bon bort
na1 Walbin9ton, 6. g., nnb lpdter nod
@reenielb, mo- ct cine Spesereimaaren-
banblune betrieb. Snfolge Der befann-
ten Gelbtlemn1e uno idle bten 3eien
muBte er ieine Groeerp aufgeben. st
tam bierber, um eine Nniteuung BET Der
@traBenba6 6n9eieli9aft ~ erlangen, bod
lein Derlu4 mibgliidte. Seine Grau
unb 3tuei 969ter, tpel9e nod in Green.
fieIb uobnen, uurben 9eftern Wlorgen
pom Coroner iibsr leinen plDbli4en Cob
bena9ri&tist. Farmer mar an einen,
0er3i4loge geforben. Geine Gei&e
'sDss6t 5eate no9 GteenfieIb ateeld di6t
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
5tdot Columbus
Gin GilenbahnunelId.

Mm Oienifag Morsen nm ubr er-
ei9nete li4 auf Der Sodins Wauep 8abn
eine fatale Gollilion, ,pel1e bur1 bic
llnbefanntlhaft bes 3otomotipfiibrers
nit Der Oertlidteit berbeisefiibrt tpurbe.
gr buBte beioe Beine Elm unb itarb auf
bem Operationstii1e. Oie llmftdnbe,
unter tpel9en ber l1nfall ii1 ereianete,
lino unsepobnlider Mrt. Ser 2ofomo-
tipfiibrer, ber iein 9eben perlor, beibt
8alomin unb tpobnte in 2ogan. gr
mar elmer Der neuen Mn9eitellten,
,pel6er udbrenb bes @treifes angefellt
murben. Ct mar Gofomotipfubrer
eines Tra9tsuses BON 2ogan iiibli9
iiber bic 6lub Dipifon. Mls ct
ungefdbr cine Meile BON Der tleinen
Citation Creole entfernt NOR, fanb Der
2otomotiof fibrer, bab ct fi9 bebeutenb
per1pdtet bate unb in @efa6r itanb, nit
einem nDrbli9 sebenben YalIasiersuse
5uiammen gu itoBen. Ct l6ite besbalb
feline 2ofomotipe bom 3use, fubr lhneG
na1 Creole unb itedte Elm Wornunqs-
iisnal auf, um ben 3us bort an3ubalten,
bis ct nit leinem Jra9t3use bort einge-
trofen tudre. Sn aller S9neuisteit
fubr ct suriid unb erreidte ieinen 3us,
Der in einem tiefen ginl6nitte itanb, ebe
er baran seoadt batte, bic @9neIlisteit
Der 2ofomotipe 5u nerringern. Mls ct
enolt9 Die @efabr bsmertte, tpar es au
ipdt. Ct f6lob mobl bic Dampftlappe,
bod mar bic S9neligteit leines 6euer.
roHes 10 9roB, bab es ni9t lofort
gum Stillnanbe 9ebradt tuerben fcnnte.
Die 2ofomotipe itieB nit einem fiir1ter-
li4en NnpraQ auf bic Sra1tmagen unb
1estere wuroen auf etnen 9aufen sulam=
mensetbiirmt. Ser 9ei5er mertte bic
Gefabr nnb iprans mod redtjeitig BON
Der 2ofomotipe, bod Der 9ofomotipfiib-
rer tpuroe 5pil6en Der 2otomotibe unb
Dem &oblenbebdlter eineetlemmt unb
beioe 8eine murben pom Nun,pf abee=
16nitten. Ser 8erlebte puroe lofort
nab WfeNrtbur gebradt, mo- eine 9ln=
putation porgenommen merben 5ollte.
gr itarb jebod ldon auf benz Opera
tionsti1de. Ser S9aben ber @eiel-
lhaft lit enorm uno Der Yabnpertebr
muBte fir mebrere Stunben einseitellt
luerben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
QoIisiit ,feiit freioefproheu.

5riebensri1ter 9lltinann, por tuethem
oas> Vprperbbr in Der MorhanfIase qe=
gen ben Holt5iiten 6eiit ltattfanb, bat
beute bic iolsenbe Gntl6eiouns absese=
ben:
IS lit Elm trauriger unb i1tperer ssalI,
ben mir, als Magiltrat, gesmuneen burt
oas 8eies, b0ren unb entldeiben n iiiien.
obne 6einbe su beiirafen ober Greunoe
gu besiinitisen. gs lit itets befasens=
pertb, li6 nit einem Gaa gu bel6ditisen,
in melhem es li9 um bas Werni1ten
zines MenIdenlebens hanbelt, glei6=
piel, oh oaslelbe 9eredtferti9t mar ober
ntbt.
Sn benz porlieeenben sSall linb piele
i1meripiesenoe 6rasen in 8e3us auf
oas Hedt uno Die Sbatla6en gu erore
tern, ab,uludsen unb gu entIheiben, ebe
man ba,u eelanst, feit3uiteuen, tpie tpeit
bic Ma1tbefugntB zines Yolistlten rei1t
Der etnen Nrreit pornimmt, uno tpel9e
8ldlibt auf bic inoipiouellen &e9te unb
ben Sdus bes Yublitums senommen
tuurbe. 0ie Bepeisfiibrung burh ben
Staat seist, obne auf ein3elne 3eusen=
ausIa9en ein5useben, oaB Der 8eritor=
bene ourd einen YiltolenlduB, ben Der
8eflaste abfeuerte, su ieinem Sobe
tam." (9ier iolst eine Beldrei=
buns Der gerfolsuns oes Green
onr4 bic poli3iiten Nogle unb
5eilt, bic mir als befannt iiberseben.
Serr Nltmann fdbrt bann fort:) Sir
ben Beflasten iasten 10 ooer IL super=
ldllise 3eusen aus, bab Der perforbene
Sbomas @reen bon Der 5. @traBe big
su benz plab, mo- bic SdieBerei itatt=
fanb, einen &epolper in Ser 9anb bate
unb benlelben 8iirsern in ben GtroBen
unb Maeps, bic er palIirte, ing @elidt
belt, lo,pie benlelben auf ben angeflag-
ten pOli3iiten aboriidte, inbeiien obne
oab oer Sdub loseine.
SD finoe, oaB Der Beflaste als so.
liaiIt oas He6t batte, feline Yiitole auf
ben 8eritorbenen ab3ufeuern, einmal in
elbitpertbeioisuns, I'm iein 2eben gu
l6iiben unb li6 Dor Dem 5obe unb gro=
bem f0rperliden S9aben gu bepabren,
unb oann, um oas 2e5en Mnberer unb
oas Yublitum sesen einen besperaten
uno sefdbrli4en Mann gu idlsen, Der
li6 auf Der G!udtpor einem eelebmdbtsen
Mrreit befanb. SD eebe besbalb meme
Gnti6eibuns auf sere9tfertiste Sob-
tuns ab. Ser 8eflaste lit besbalb ent-
In{ien."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
Die Grnte in Ohio.

Wir geben in 6olsenbem bic Doupt=
puntte aus benz offi3iellen Grnteberidbt
Der faatli1en Mderbaubeborbe fir Mu-
guit. Oie neben bie ein3elnen Gru1tar.
ten seiebten 3ablen beoeuten procente
elmer Dur9ibnittserate.
Weisen "a, 9afer sc, Simotbp II,
Rartoffeln II, Weiben IS, Mepfel %,
pfrlihe "a, Birnen 81, Srauben Is,
Beeren 70.
Die @eisenernte besann am 20. SUM-.
Sic Musit9ten baben Ii9 leit benz l.
Suli nur Inn Yroeent perbeiiert. Sn
10 Counties tpirb Der grtrag ii4 auf
ueniser als 80 Nrocent elmer Dur9=
ldnittsernte belaufen unb bapon probu-
3iren s ie J Million 8uibels idbrli9.
Sn % Counties ran9iren bic grtrd9e
smiI1en 80 unh 95 Yroeent, il, 40 bon
IS big 100 unb nur In s lit eine grnte
BON iiber 100 Yrocent 3u ertparten. Die
porbin aneesebene @9dbuns bon "a
proeent elmer Sur9i6nittsernte fiir ben
9an5en Staat barf als abi9lieBenb be-
tra1tet nerben.
Simotbp fteht i9le9t unb bic meiben
line 9r6btentbeils aussebrannt ober per=
trodnen allmdbli@. Sn ntan4en @ez
senben baben bic 6armer lhon our
Stollfiitterun9 sreifen miiIen.
Sen sr6bten @9aben bat bic anbal=
tenbe Diirre an Mais, 2arto{feln unb
Sobaf anseri4tet. aud bas Gintreten
bon itartem, oauernben @esen tann bic
ausli4ten nidt mebr perbefern.
Aepfel unb Eiirli6e siebt es nur in,
n0roli1en Sheile oes Staates unb au1
bort in geringer Guantitdt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

"Der Gebrauch Won 'Castoria' ist so all
gemein und seine Vortreffiichkeit so wohl
bekannt, dass seine Empfehlung uberfiiissig
erscheint. Verstiindige Familien halten es
stets vorrathig''
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

$637.94; lleberarbeit, 1852; 3ulam=
men, $17,SSS29. Besablt in oas
Sbabamt, am 6.Suli, $4,000; RaNens
beitonb am 81. gulf, $2,3S8.29.
Yarolirt ,nurben bier Strdflinge, uno
,lpar WiabiIon 2afollett, eingeliefert i'm
Dtai 1891 megen 9ootidlos duf Is
Sabre BON 9odins Gountp Serrp
Gooflep, einseliefert BON 2ucas County
i'm sSonuar 1892 auf 5 Sabre wegen
sootiAlass Wterrill 5erron, einselie=
fert BON Safe Gountp i'm Sahr 1898 auf
5 Sabre uesen 8isamie unb Sacob 9.
Burlpinoer, einseliefert BON .2aurence
Gountp am 3. DECEMBER 1891 pegen
Moroansriffs auf 7 Sabre.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
Soil bdn9en.

Das Datum Der Sinridtuns bes
MDrbers gbwaro Sones wuroe gum
uierten Male4 feitseiest. am Mitttuo6
Natmittas iebnte Hidter @eorge Col
Inns bonn Common Yleas @eri4te in
8romn gountp ben Antras fiir einen
neuen Yro3eb ab unb ieste ben Sag iei.
uer 9inridtuns auf ben eriten Oesember
feit Sein pierter unb lebter Yro5eb
besann oor unsefdbr brei Wohen in
gromn County, unb am l. Nu9u1t fam
oen i'm Die 8elhworenen abermals bes
Moroes i'm erfen @rabe idulbis. Seine
Anmdlte uerben an oas &reisseri1t
oppe(liren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
KuEes 4AA&e,.

- 81 bas Stats S9abamt be-
3ablten seltern bic Cincinnati, Samilton
uno Dapton 8obn $979.S7, bic 8alti=
more unb Obio Babn $1.314.8O unh
Die 0apton, 2ebanan unb Cincinnati
Bahn $1.37.
- @om Gouperneur McGinlep ipurbe
am Samitas 9Jtorsen be- fiinf5ebnjdb=
rise srant 90pfa BON 9ummit gountp,
Der, ipie lpir bereits beridteten, ,pesen
Sinbrud,s unb Diebitab!s auf elm Sabr
elnSeliefert tporoen tuar, be9naoigt.
= 9yolsenbe Counties baben ibre
2iqucriteuern beSablt: Wpanbot Co.,
Standardization $14,23S.75, Stats
antbeil $4,s76.5O; Morsan County,
Standardization $9,S90O6, Staats-
lntbeil $4,O77.75 unb @allia County,
Standardization $S,726.70, Staats=
antbeil 81, 1926.
Sic Observation-Disclosures, bic neu-
ti6 uesen 8erfdliduns bon 8rom=
bier Wein perbaftet puroen, ipra=
ben in ber Office bes Wtil9ereis
unb NabrungsmitteI GommiNdrs Dor,
um cine 8eileeuns Der @ade gu eraie-
len. 9as serinsite StrafmaB 1T 5000.
sic idoben ale S1ulb auf bic 6abris
tanten, erbielten ieoo4 nur weni9 9offs
nun9.
Wlian1i uno Meoina gountp reid.
ten geitern benz 5taatsaubitor ibre i'm
Nusuit fallisen 8eri9te elm. DasGrItere
coaettirte $21S,358.38, Staatsantbeil
s29,2l9.O1; bas oestere eollettirte
$S1 ,414.57 unb be;ablte in bic Staats=
taIle $15,901.93.
Wtit Dem Staats=Mubitor baben
Iolsenoe Counties ibre Wbre9nuns fir
2iqueurteuern gema9t: @eneea, 9e-
lammte golleftionen $198.952.7S,
5taatsantbeil $26,147.9O; Mbams, se-
lammie Goaeftionen $57, ,68O.53,
Staatsantbeil $6,932.1S; Darfe, se-
lommte Goueftionen $l45,792.57,
Staatsantbeil, $26,07O.7O.
- Sn Der seitrisen 5ibung bes 8er-
maltunssratbes ber 2eformlAule in
Saneaiter, bic big lpat in bic ytadt bin=
Elm bouerte, wuroen bic Spe3ifisirunsen
Ii!r eine neue eleftrilde Beleu9tun9 in
Der Nnitalt belprohen.
- Die Grase Der Betpilligung tea
2Segerehtes entlang Der alten National
Roao 5uiI9.n Columbus uno Soebron
nit elmer brei Me;len LANCER 3peiglinie
entlang benz llfer bes 8udepe Sees on
Die oeoIumbus Budepe Safe Street
Gailmop &c." lag Donneritas rpieber ben
Gountn-Gommiilaren Dor. Die @elel=
idaft bat li1 inSmil9en nit $1OO, ,OOO
aapital intorporiren loilen unb bic eSn.
forporatoren lino Sames s.. Mnber5on
s. .. gomen, Depitt 6. Sones. 8. s.
Seating, SEQ. 8. gonperle, G. 81. Dn.
bois unb Wm. $. Edmonton. gDis
mir bereits friiber pieberbolt ausflbr.
lid auseinanber9eleBt baben, tpirb be,
DeleQl1uft burb Die Reprdlentanten ei.
ner oitli9en Gelell1aft, gDiQiam u
Jorreiter BON &epnolbsburg unb gbas
publon, bic gleidfols ben &onlent be,
ansren5enoen @runbeisenthiimer erlanat
boben Ronturren3 eema6t, bod mol.
len bielelben suriidtreten, ,penn bi,
Budepe @ompanp ir9enb uel9e Blra.
i4aft bafiir leiftet baB lie ben 6rei.
brief ni4t fiir Spetulations3pede ge.
brau@en, ionbern bie 8abn Bis 3um /
SUM- 1896 beritellen min. Do bic perre1
Gorreifer unO 0ablon ni9t an,peient
wdreH, 10 wnrbe bei4 4Io1en, bic Ga9e iii
jnm ndAtsa drsites nasrIsbist ~ IaIsn
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CaStOria.

Castoria kurirt Kollk, verstopfung,
Magensaure, Diarrhoe, Aufstossen.
Verleiht gesunden Schlaf und bef0rdert
verdauung,
Ohne Schadliche Arzneistoffe.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-03

two daughters stand by the casket OF the
dead mother. taking the last look or lifting
their little children TO see once more the
face of dear old grandma. 1 want TO ask
that group around the casket one question,
"Do you really think b er life was worth liv-
iHg?' A life for God. life for others, a
life of unselflshness, useful life, a Chris
tian life, Is always worth living.
I would not find 1t hard to persuade you
that the poor lad. Peter Cooper, making glue
for living and then amassing great for
tune until he colld build a philanthrophy
which has had its echo in O,000 philanthro-
pies all over the country-I would rot ind
It hard TO persuade you that his life was
worth living. Neither would I find it hard
to persuade you that the life OF Susannah
Wesley was worth living. She sent out one
son to organize Methodsm and the other son
to ring his anthems all through the ages.
would not find it hard to persuade you that
the life Of Frances Leere was worth living,
as she established in England school for
the scie ntif1c nursing of the sick, and then
when ne war broke out between France and
Germany went to the front, and with her
own hands scraped the mud off the
bodies OF the soldiers dying in the
trenches with her weak arm, standing one
n1ght tn the hospital, pushing back Ger
man soldier to his couch as, all frenzied with
his wounds, he rushed toward the door and
said: LET me 60! Let me go 10 my 'liebe
mutter.' Major-Generals standing back to
let pass this angel of mercy.
Neither would have hard work to per-
suade you that Grace Darling lived a life
worth Hving-the heroine of the lifeboat.
You are not wondering that the Duchess OF
Northumberland came to see her, and that
people of ell lands asked for her lighthouse,
and that the proprietor of the Adelpht The
atre In London, offered her 800 night
lust to sit in the lffeboat while some ship
wrecked scene was being enacted.
But know the thought in the minds Of
hundreds who read this. You say, "While
I know all these lived lives worth living,
don't think my life amounts to much" All,
my friends, whether you live a life con-
II you live Alright. And want my next SEN
tence to go down into the depths of all
your souls. You are to be rewarded, not
according to the greatness of your work,
but according to the holy industries
with which you employed the talents you
really possessed. The majority OF the
crowns Of heaven will not be given to people
with ten talents, for most Of them were
tempted only to serve themselves. The vast
majority of the crowns of heaven will be
given to people who had one talent, but gave
it all to God. And remember that our life
hero is Introductory to another. 1t is the
vestibule to a palace, but who despises the
door Of the Madeleine because there are
grander glories within? Your life If rightly
lived is the first bar of an eternal oratorio,
and who despises the first note of Haydn's
symphonies? And the life you live now Is
all the more worth living because 1t opens
into life that shall never end, and tho last
letter of the word ''time'' is the first letter
of the word ''eternity!'
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-03

not believe we should do evil that goou ....-
como, but il seems o me that We should not
forget that our aim is the completion OF a
tariff BILL and that in taxing sugar for prop
er purposes and within reasonable bcnnds,
whatever else may be said Of our action, vo
are in no danger OF running couutcS to Dem
ocratic principle. with all there is at stake
there must he in the treatment OF this article
some ground upon which We arc willing TO
stand. where federation and conciliation may
be allowed to solve the pro5lom without de-
maudiDg this entire surrender of Hxod and
conscientious convictions.
I ought TO: 10 proio,G this letter. II what
have written Is dnwelcome, l beg you 10
believe i'll my good intentions. In the con-
c!usions of tho conference touching the
numerous items which will he considered
the people arc not afraid that thcir interests
will be neglected. They know that the gen.
eral result, 50 far as they are con-
cerncd, will be TO place home
within their reach and to cnsure bot
ter and surer compensation to those who
toll. We al know that tariH law cover
=, all tho varied interests AMI conditions
Of country as vast as ours must OF nec2s-
sity be largly the result OF honorable
adjustment and compromise. l expect
very few of Us can say, when our meas
ure is perfected. that all its features
are entirely rs VIC would prefer. You
knoV how much / deprcciato the in.
corporation in the proposed bl!l of the
.ncome-tax feature. In matters Ofthis kinI
however. which do not violate Il fixel ami
recognized Democratic doctrine we are will
ing to defer to the judgment of Il majority Of
our Democratic brethren. think there IS u
general agreement that this is party duty.
This is more palpably apparent when We
realize that the business Of our country tim
Idly stands and watches for the result Of our
efforts to perfect tariff legislation that u
quick and certain reform OF prosperity waits
upon wise adjustment, and that Il cOulliin;
people still trust in our hands their pros
perity and we'll being. The Democracy
of the land plead most earnestly for the
speedy completion of TIE tariff leg gislatiol
which their representatives have under
taken but they demand not less earnestly
that no stress of necessity shall tempt those
they trust TO the abandonment OF Democrat
ic principle. Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The letter was received with applause at
all the telling points by the Democrats. ard
with laughter by the Republicans at those
passages which referred to existing em1ar-
rassments in the Democratic party. At the
conclusion OF the reading Mr.. Reed rose to
respond to Mr.. Wilson, and was listened 10
with the closest attention as he criticised tho
Presidents course and the suggestions he
had made.
After brief remarks by Mr.. Wheeler and
MIR. Grey the motion OF Mr.. Wilson was
agreed to- and Speaker Crisp rcappointcd
Messrs. Wilson, McMillin, Turner and Mont
gomery, Democrats, and Messrs. Reed, Bur
rows and Bayne, Republicans. members oi
the conference on the part Of the House.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-03
EXPLOSION KILLED SEVEN,
Dynamite the Cause and Portsmouth
the Scene of the Disaster.

A terrible accident, resuitin: in the death
of seven men, occurred at Portsmouth, Eng
land. A Trinity House boat, having ere"
of seven trained wreckers on board, was
engaged in blowing up the wreck OF the
yacht Azalia, in the Solent, as the wreck
was dangerous to navigation.
In some manner, which will never TO
known, dynamite cartridge expioded,
Killed the seven men and shattered the
boat.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-03

Clifton r. BrockinrLdge. Of Arkansas, has
been nominated aud cOnfirned for Minister
TO Russia to succeed Andrew ID. White, WfI
held on from Mr.. Harrison's administration
at the Presidents request, and who resigned
gcvaroI weeks ago because Of i'll health Mr..
Rreckinridce has been a consistent supporter
OF the Presidents views on tariff. When tho
extra session OF Congress convened last
August Mr.. Breckinrdge was an earnest ad-
vocate Of the ep'al Of the purchasing clause
Of tho Silver Coinage act. and voted Tor II.
For This action Mr. Breckinrdge was mad"
var upon il, his district AMI his opponents
succeeded in defeating him for renomina-
ton. The President desired to r"co2niz' his
services, an rendered him the Russian mis-
sion.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-03
TWO FATAL WRECKS.
The Engineer Forgot Orders-Acci'
dent Ia Texas

utHJ III Texas.
Engineer Frank Hart in charge of light
engine onthe Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
and st. Louis Railroad. forgot his orders
and ran his engine. head Oh, into
tho express from Chicago. at Grit
fith's Station, fifteen miles from Cincinnati.
The engineer and fireman of he express
saved themselves hy jumping. but Hart was
fatally crushed. Frank Taylor, his fireman,
was Killed outright, as were two tramps who
were stealing ride on the express, AMI ton
persons were slightly injured.
The north-bound Texas and Pacific pas
sancer train from Dallas was wrecked near
Queens City. Iexis. On the day after the
accident it was known that three passengers
were killed, along with the engineer, porter,
Fireman Alien and Express Messenger Fret
P. Marshall. Further particulars We're then
unoMai1able.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-08-03
Clifton r BreckinriIgc, of Pine Bluff. Ar

Clifton r. Breckinridgc, OF Pine BIud. Ar
kansas. was born at Lexington, Ky, on No
vember %. 1916. He received common
s,hool education. served in the COME 'erate
army as private. and at the closed o. inc
yy,r was a rnidshinman on duty below Rich
rnond Va. He was then IA clerk in a com
mercfaI house for two years. He att"ndei
Washington College for three years, b"cAH.e
= cotton planter in Arkansas In 1870. and was
engaged in the planting and commission
business for thirteen years. lie was AIder-
nm of his town for one term. Ho was
elected to the Forty-eighth Congress nom
tho State ut large. and was rc-elected 70 the
Firv-frst Congress. He was unseated ny
the House and the seat declared vacant. lie
was nominated for the second session OF the
Fifty-lrst Congress, and eiectei 70 the fi,ty
socG,J CONGRESS ami re-electe ! to the Fifty
,birl CONGRESS. receiving 16, JO8 votes against
1912 votes fer H9artGell, Peoples, and seven
.-o.oS saattnYiuE
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a Great Canal.

The great ship canal around the Falls OF
S;ult Ste. Marie, which has heen in process
some time. has now been nearly completed.
and will very soon be open for traffic
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FATAL CLOUD BURST.
Fifteen Deaths by Drowning Rc'
ported From Mexico.

Advices have reached Saltiiio, Mexico, o.
a cloud burst in the mountains o. the PriHta
District. number OF houses OF ranchmen
were washed away and fifteen deaths OF men
by drowning have already been reported
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THE MARKETS.
Late Wholesale Prices OF Country
Produce Quoted In New York.

30 MILK AND CREAM
The market gouorllly has ho'u slow, ow-
lng to tho increased receipts and uutaNor-
ablo weather. Tho ruling price at th" vari-
Gus milk-recciving stations for platform
surplus has been Sl.l7 per can OF 40 quarts,
hmm ,.nin o. n
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FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
The Senate.

l5tTH pNY.-Th" Indian Appropriation hill
was passed Tho report Of the tarir con
fer"nca WAS presented ami rcinrre'
i57rH DAV President C'evrlHnh's lsttCr'n
Chairman Wilson was the subject Of n sharp
dChatC, in which Mossrs. HN Smith, N'St
and others took part Mr.. lInl sSid that in
view Of the lrCsi lCut'S letter, that hoic hal
no alternative but 70 rec",lo from itS Tarih
bill amendments. Mr.. Villas moved 20 strike
out tn" onc-eighth 81 cent dIfTcrcntIHt ON
refined sugar
i5SrU n,Y.- The consideration 81 the con
ierc's report on tho Tariff blll WAS resumed.
Mr.. Gormnn made an attack on tho fresi-
dent for the letter to Chairman Wilson h'H
statements wcr" corroborntrd hy MoSsrs.
N's5t, Harris AMI Jones. Fh" oiy ADJOURNED
without acting; ON tho tariN cunicrcnc" rc-
port.
l5tT nNY.--Th" cousi lcration Of tn" re-
Vort IN tho dtsarrcrm"at of tho TarifT GOA
frr'cS WAS continual Nj HhI made "a long
speech defending tho Presidents course,
~ | criticised nv. Gormau. Mr.. CNncry "N-
piHinCd -" sugar scAelul"
1Goru DAY-Nr. Alien intro iurNd hill I"
prohibit E"l"rHi Courts interfering with IN"
execution Of Stat" law. .---MrsSrI. Gallery.
Daniel ani IIuuton spoke on tho tariff com
plIcnttOns.
T., House.
l7SrH DAY. -cHairmau WILSON. IN report.
ing the disagreement OF thu Turi0 Cont"r-
cncC Committee, read iott"r fr0'a thu
President urgihg the HuuF' not to adopt tn"
Senate amendments Mr.. RNcd also spoke.
Tho House then voted to Disagree, and tho
oh "onfcraes were renppointcd.
l7oru DAY. Tho Tucker resolution Tor
election of Senators 10y TIA" populnr vot"
was discussed.
lS0ru DAY.-The House passed. the follow
ing The Joint resolution proposing con
stuutonnl amendment providing for populnr
cl"c, ions o! Senators a hin for1ildiuS Unit