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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
3s.nt atetett Sabr9ang.

7 Gin gierteliabrbunoert 1T berHofen,
felt bic erl1e Summer bes vgeobahter"
bic preFe perlieB. WieIe fbiittelter
ben 2opf gu benz Neriube, lpieoerum
elm beutihes Blatt su griinben, nah=
bem i1on 10 piele friibere llnterneb=
n,iinsen feblgeiblasen. Srobbem
muroe es aetpa9t. Die @riinoer yic.
Montag, 5reb. Walter, Sobn 9aOerlp
un6 Sobn Mrn. ginsen guten Weutbes
an bas unternebmen unb am l3. Wai
1869 erl1ien bic erfe Summer. Das
8latt batte nllr 28 Spalten, mar alfo
nur balb 10 grOb tpie jebt, tpurbe ieoo9
BON Mnbreas Ndgelp in re6t fdbiger
WeiIe rebieirt. Sm Suli iibernabmen
Sic. MDntag unb 6reb. Walter oas=
felbe auf alleirlige &e6nung unb I'M
Mai 1872 ging bas 8latt in ben Belib
BON Malter uno Minnig iiber. Oils
in 1888 s. Malter gum County Mubi=
tor ertpdblt ipurbe, berfaufte berfelbe
feinen Mntbeil an g. 81. Minnig, utb
am /. Sanuar 1889 Durbe bic Nftien=
sefellldaft sesriinoet, bon tuel6er feit=
ber bic 3eitrn3 berausgeaeben miro
Mdbrenb all oielen We1ielf ber=
fp1t Der usBeobahter" unenttpegt d9t
beinptratilde Grunbidbe, lpenn er aud
otter ni6t i'm Salle mar, nit ben Tiib=
rern Der Yartei gu barmoniren uno ii6
ME baau beraab, rtei=Diftaten blino=
linss su. folgen. @eraoe Der llnab=
bdn9igfeit tuegen, Die ii6 oer vgeob=
adter" ME rauben lieB, senieBt ber=
felbe gesentpdrtis Die Idtung beioer
parteieit unb miro bon Der 8epDlferung
engliiher ioippbl ipie beuti6er 3unge
als bas leitenbe oemofratii9e 8latt i'm
gpuntp anertannt. Sieie Stellung all
errinsen, toitete ilnenbli6e Miibe uno
9lrbeit, begleitet bon beftigen Gdmpfen
uno sabaoIen gDioermdrtisteiten. Nber
mir baben bieie Stelluns nit groBer
9lnitrensung errungen uno perben lie
au1 gu bebaupten tpiilen. Sen pielen
6reunben, Die uns In Greub unb 2eib
bisber treu 3ur Seite seltan6en, uniern
ber3li9Iten Ganf. Dir tperben uns
aud ferner beltreben. Die SntereHen Der
su tuabren uno abt bemDfra=
tii9e pritisipien si perfe9ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
Ctio etaats9efekaebttttA.

Ser Senat fat iid nod ni6t aug iei=
ner Shldfrigteit alsfaerafft bic 9erren
finbeil es tllr3meil,ger in Gell's Cirrus.
SIN 0auie ipuroe cine Bia paliirt,
iDelbe an Der Staatsuniperlitdt cine
Wolterei Mbtbeiiung einfiibrt ferner
1ale's 8il. wel6e cine Hegulirnng Der
Wilogeiebe bes Staates anorbnet. 9ln=
|senommen tDurbe ferner cine Bin, ipel=
he Die 6anitdtsfpntrole oer pro1titu=
tion In sroBen Stdoten aufbebt. Dieie
Bill, cine f0rnli6e grnlutbigung oes
Caters, itanmt bon Senator glarf aus
gleDelano ber, benz Dater Der ssraueu=
itimmre1tsbia
Oie Bill. tpel6e sur Dedung bes De-
ii3its fiir 2 Sabre bic Gtaatsfeuer Inn
$40 Minis erb6ben ipDllte, ipurbe nit
33 geeen so 5timinen berporfen.
6pnit 1T ni6ts bon Bebeutung aus
Der 2egislatur 81 beri6ten.
Mm Witttp0d iD1re1l i'm 6au1e Die
pulte Der oemotratif6en Mitglieber nit
Glaggen ano Nlumeil 9eibmiidt, aus
Mnlaf bes Wahliieges I'M Dritten Gon=
|greBoiItrift bic Yulte Der republitani=
f6en Witglieber jones Ditrittes ba9e=
gen lparen idipara ordpirt,
Detreif oes IN lebter Nnmmsr gerielz
snetsn Gtanb1ls I'm 3uNtbaule bat ber
@ounernenr eilie irea9e llnterFuhun9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
Nemeite Na1ri6tett.

Cine Sebrebolte fano In @raietpo, In
&uiitid polen, ftatt, tpo Elm Weob bic
Suben nit Morb unb &aub bebrobte.
Militdr muBte requirirt iperben, um Die
&ube ber5uiteaen !; 4 3obte, 100 8er=
nunoete.
Sn Someiteab 1T cine & SommiiIion
eingetrDffen, tpel9e peri6iebene 8ei9ul=
oigungen Der Carnegie So. betreff 9er=
itellung ibrer S6iffs panser Ylatten
unteriu6en ioa.
Sn Chicago leiben Yripaten unb So
briten I6tper unter bem Mansel an
&pblen. Sas groBe Wahertpert Der
Stabt bat nur nod 8orratb biz Sam=
flags.
Sie seftrisen sroben Sasesbldtter
publi3iren Die pom Senatseomite borge=
f9lasenen Menoerunsen an Der WilIon=
Bill es Iinb beren ettpa 400!
9ie Geri6tsperbanolunsen in Der
gunoestaot sesen Gorep, 8rotpne &C.
tamen am Montag nod ni1t gu gnbe.
Die S6uloigerfldruns 1T tpabridein=
li6.
Sen Serren @orep unb grOtpne tpar=
tet ein neuer pro5eB. Gorep's gei6ie=
oene 5rau perflast lie tpegen 8erlei=
tung ibrer Sodter, ii6 beilnli6 BON Der
Mutter gu entfernen unb na6 8aibins=
ton 81 geben. Sabei bernimmt man
aud, oaB @oreD Der Srau Die am /.
april fdlig getpeienen Ilimente nod
ni6t bs5ablt bat. Sie S9eioung 1T
ieiner 3eit pe5en grauiamer 8ebano=
luna erfolot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
@ottt 0rttbenftreif.

Ser Streif Der Grubenarbeiter bali=
ert fort. Diele Wo6e baben ii6 in
MiHouri a, 900 Mrbeiter bemielben an=
sei6ln1en. Yrdlioent Wr8riOe maht
befannt, bab 3ablreid)e @rubenbeIiBer
fi6 3ur 3ablltna Der be,lansten 9Dhne
bereit erfldrt baben. Mit uenigen
Musnabmen 1T bies gnerbietert lli6t
angenommen iuorben, um eine allge=
meine @inigung ab5utparten. 8or=
ausli9tli1 tpiirben lib aud Die nod
ni6t itreifenben @rubenarbeiter in
NtdrDlanb, Nirginien unb Weit=8ir=
ainien Dem Nusitanbe anihlieBen. Sm
llebrisen ieien Die Nusii6ten iiberall
giinitis.
9tn, 3. Mai erbielten Der prdfiOent
unb Gefretdr oes Observation-Disclosures
cine ginlabung 81 elmer irformellen
8eipre9ung in Yittsburg ippbei be-
i1loHen tpurbe, eine getiteinlame Gon=
bentipn auf ben Is. b. M. in Glebe=
LAMB einsuberufen. CUR 8orbeipre=
dung hierfiir tpiro nun cine Gonpen=
tiDn bes 9fationalperbanoes Der 8ru=
benarbeiter auf Montag, ben IA. Weai,
III berielben Stabt einberufen.
Cine Ginigung lit iebr tuabri6ein=
li6. @rfreuli6 1T, baB, tpenige Nus=
nabmen abserebnet, allies frieoli6 per=
lduft. SIN llebrigen tritt Der aoblen=
mangel in allen Sbeilen oes 2anoes
f9drfer auf uno sablreide Gabrifen lino
gum Stiafano ge5tpungen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
Mus Der 8,,upcsitapt.

Ser Senat fon,tnt nit Der Sarifbill
lniibiam pom Slefe. Die artifelmeiie
8eratbins bat INNER nod ni9t be-
gonnen. 9ta1 nieberboIten 9onferen=
gen 5tuii6en bemotratilden Senatoren
fanb am 3. Wsai Elm Caucus ftatt, in
ipel6ein NIT 81 ge9en | Stimme cine
bon Senator @orman borgeleste &eio=
luton angenDmmen tpuroe, in Der err
fldrt tpurbe, bab man li1 babin eeei=
nist babe, Die Sarifbia bes 6inats=
tommittees, einI6lieblib Der in ben
lebten IA Sagen su Stanbe gefom=
menen 9ompromib : amendments, su
unterftiiben. Ser ein5ise Senator,
ipel6er bagesen timmte, NOR Senator
9ill bpn Stem Sort.
9ie &Olle, lpel1er bieier 6ia ipielt,
aeiat f1 in fets traurigerenl 2i1te.
gr baf iid Obne 3meifel ieiner 3eit Bel
Der Ni9tbeitdtisuns Sornblomer's ais
8ntlbesoberridter ben &epublifanerlr
unb fam iebt ni1t n,ebr
aus feiner s,peioeuti9en Sage beraus=
tommen. Sein 3iel lit, jebe Sarifae=
febgebung 81 berbinbern. 9lber man
1T iebt iotpeit ii6er, oab es aud obne
ibn gebt.
@eitern, 9ienftag, lag Der neue 9er=
traa NIT @bina Dor Dem Genat ,lno
beute, no Die pereinbarten neuen
Nmenbements porliesen tperbtn, Diirfte
Die &eibe tpieber on bic Sarifbi0 ee=
fonlnen iein, bic man in etipa bier
WOhen ourhSubringen bofft, na6oem
nun lire Mnnabme bur1 43 Denofrati=
i6e Stimlnen seii6ert erl6eint. GaI
mag Der groBe .Delnofrat" bon Ne,p
WDrf iebt tbun, mas er min.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
Gurse Nottsett.

Sm preuBii6en 2anbtag 1T cine neu'
@emeinoe= unh SDnObal=Oronung pat.
firt, tuelbe grobe Mufresung I'M Yolft
berporruft. Sie 1T cine Musseburt
i6limmiter Muderei.
Seftise Geipitter nit 5ageli6lag uni
Wolfenbrii9en ginsen in ben lebten Sa=
gen iiber einen groben She'll Deuti6=
lambs nieber.
eyn Nnttperpen tpurbe am Samlfag
bic internationale @eltausfellung croft
net.
Sn Snbien iperben ernlte llnruben
porgeieben.
Sn Berlin 1T Die 1teue 2utberfir1e
eingetpeibt iuorben Die Staot bat iebt
80 &ir9en.
9bele Spiseber, Die friibere Snbaberin
Der Sahauer S9tpinbelbanf bat Iib
tpieoer einmal aus Miin9en flii6ten
miiRen.
Sn &Dm bat Der YroseB betreff bic
GDmif6e Bant begonnen. 6abelbafte
Corruption fpmmt an ben Sag.
Sn @rie6enlanb bebt bic @roe tpeiter.
8ei @rab. Se1 1terrei6, purben a6t
Souriiten in elmer Sropf1teinbDble bllrb
pl6bli6es Steigen oes Waiiers einge=
f6lpnen. sic fpnnten am oritten Sage
nod lebenb befreit peroen.
eSn 8aoen 8aben tpuroe in elmer
Ha6t bic giiite SaiIer 8ilbelms l. BON
unbefannter Seite rOtb an9eltri6en.
Sm ruiIiI6en Goupernement 8olbp=
,ien iit Die Staot Gtepan absebrannt !;
1000 Menl9en oboa6los.
Sie italienii6e &eeierung bat cine
Warnung 9egen Die Gtnpanoerung na6
Norbamerifa erlal1en.
Sn Sapaii ideint Die Sage Der pro=
piiorii6en &esieruna frttil6 81 tueroen.
Ser fanoie OberIt grefinribge
itumpt unperfrpren in Sentudp fiir fei=
men @onsreBltb.
Mm Samitag 1T Der 9ampfer vGbam=
pasne" aus 9abre an ber Sem Seriep
&iiite auf ben @runb geratben.
Die 9luoitoren oes Gtaates Sbip be-
finben ii6 sesenndrtig in Solebo, UNI
oas gigentbum Der peri9ieoellen @iien=
babn=Gorporationen absul6dbeu.
eSn Der Gofe=&egion bon Meit=Yenn=
iDlpanien fam es gu blutigen Nusf6rei=
tnnsen pon Streitern.
9lus bem Wel item fpmn1en Strrmbe=
ridte bonn lebten 5reitag uno Sonntag.
@rober S6aoen in Sanlas unD @olo=
rabo.
glm Sonntas fat Elm Getpitteriturm
BEL 9untinston, %. 3d., peri6ieoene
@ebduoe auf Dem Central @itD Sabn=
bof bol itdnoig OemOlirt.
9lm Sonntas gladmittag murOe in
Glepelanb Die vStanbaro 6ounorD" bDn
sinem Wob nit Steinen bDmbaroirt.
Die poli3ei 3eritreute ben SDlfsbaufen
InoeB obne Wtiibe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09

Cincinnati, 2. Mai. Sm brittett
GonsreBbiifrifte BON Ohio bat seiter,l
Die auberoroentli6e Wabl zines yfa6=
folgers bes berltorbeiten Mtitglieoes oes
natiDnalen &eprdientanten6auies fir
ben 9iltrift, @. 9S. 9ouf (Semofrat)
itattgefunDen. Seitens Der &epubtifa-
ner NOR Cites g. &atbbone, 9etpeiener
pierter Siilfsseneralpo poitmeilter unter Der
grdlibentI6aft Sarriions, ieitens Der
Gemofraten Yaul s. Sprg, Elm Sa=
bats fabrifant, Der in Miobletptpn tuobnt
nonlillirt poroen. Man iab Dem &e=
iultat aus Dem Grunoe nit beionoerem
Snterei1e entsegen neil man oaraus ei=
men Shlub auf oas &efultat Der bepor=
ltebenoen Nopembermabl sieben gu f0n=
men 9laubte. Sails oarin Elm Yro3no=
ftiton liest, lit oieies su @uniten Der
Semofraten ausgefallen, benn ibr &an=
bioat, Sorg, lit nit elmer Msebrbeit bon
l72l Stimmell ertpdhlt tporoen.
Sie &epublifaner batten gang urer=
bDrte 9lniiren9unsen sema6t uno Die
uf6le6ten 3eiten" in aussiebisiter @eiie
um Oieien 9iitritt 81 ero=
bern, allein es selang ibnen ni6t. IS
1T oas elm erfreuliber 8emeis, baB bas
Volf bon Der oemagosii6en &f=
peiie Der republ. Bartei iid 81 erniid=|
tern be9innt unb oab Die Denlofraten,
menn lie nur tpulen unO ii6 etipas an=
itrensen, aud wieoer gu iiesen ber=
mDgen.
Sorg 1T ein 9eutibeeborener uno1
Der Oiltrift mar lebtes Sabr bon Wec=
&inleD nit 500 Stimmen Mebrbeit se=|
tponnen tuoroen.
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0ie @prenitem I'M @eitctt. .

9es Moines, Sa., 3. Wai. GellD's
ySnouitrial Nrmp" bat mod feinen li9t=
barren Sorti6ritt auf ibrer pilserfa6rt
na9 Waibingtpn gena6t, lonoern lie
amiilirt iib jebt, na9 ben @ntbebrun=
gen Der lebten Sage, nit SalIpielen
uno nimmt Is @entssgintrittsgelb bon
alien 8eiu6ern ibres 9aeers, Die li6
geltern in Der Shat 5ablrei6 einsefun=
Den batten.
ct. 2ouis, 3. Mai. vGeneral" 3.
6. Morriion's 9lrmee, $50 Mann fart,
marl6irte geltern bon bier ab unb fam
Bis sur groben Bride, mel6e iiber ben
MifIiiippi fiibrt uno muBte bort 9alt
MAIDEN, neil Die 8riifenbeamten lie
ni6t Obne 3ablung oes 8riidensolles
pa1Iiren lahen ippllten. Cine 1tarfe po=
liseiabtbeilun9 mar an Srt llnb STEELE,
am ibren Warl6 iiber Die Bride obne
3ollentri6tung gu perbinoern. Sas
Gorps fab ii6 infolge oe1en 9en0tbigt,
am Blabe bor Der Bride ibr ga9tla=
ger aufSui6lagen.
Wbeeling, %. 3d., 3. Mai. @al=
bins Mrmee liest bier aui @beeling
Sslano i'm Eager unb mirb bon Der
Stabt gut 9efiittert. Cine MaHenper=
iammluns muroe seitern Mbeno in Der
oSraoes 9liiemblp Saa" abgebalten,
llno @albin, Mapor 8eaielu unb 9ln=
bere bielten &eben. prppiantmeilter
8opce lit na6 Yittsburs sereist, um
bprt Quarter sl MAIDEN. 9eute mar
ibiren bic 2eute tpeiter.
Chicago, 3. Mai. &a,Iballs Mrmee
Der glrbeitslDien maridirte geitern pon
Granb @roilins nad Sammono, Sno.
Sie Nrnee sdblte Bel ibrem Mbmarf1e
500 Mann. Srau &anball fdlob 1i1
iDrem Manne an utlb tpuroe ben 2eu=
ten als Nlutter Der Mrmee borgeItelIt.
Sacramento, @al., 3. Wtai. Sine
.Mbtbeilung bon Gorepiten, 700 Mann
tart, bertreibt iib bier Die 3eit nit
|9ii6tstbun. Sbr Siibrer Snman bpfft
@elb senlg iammeln gu f6nnen, um
|oemnadit ben Abnarib nad Waibing=
ton beginne1 3u t0nnen. Gr gebenft
I'm ben 6tdbten, ipel6e er beiudt, lIn=
terbaltunaen 81 beranitalten unb nit
BEN Grtrag Oas Gahr9elo Der 9lrmee
mad MuslpanOerer=9aten aa be3ablen.
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Benjamin 9arriion foa ertldrt ba=
ben, oaB er feline Soee babe, iib I'm
Die prdliosntibaf baftsnOmination gu be-
tDerDen~. .3ablreide 8ldtter balten
Die grfldrung fir ,5ll biinn". Sic
meinen, Der Gr=prdiibent bate iib in
beifimlnterer Weiie ausipre6en uno
iagen iollen, roaB er unter feinen un=
lfdn6en cine 9fonlination annebmen
uerbe@. Grant mar ia 1880 aud fein
Gan0ioat, bennod bdtten ibn Die Stal-
iuarts beilaabe npmlnirt. Gieielbe @e=
ididte tpieberbolte iid 1892 NIT Blaine.
0arrifon mar bon ieber Elm seriebener
Orabt3ieber.
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Gin 2ebensrcttcr.

Mdbreno Der, bersangenen @inter
als Gpioemie srailirenoen &ranfbeit,
2a Grippe 1T Gornis 9llpenfrduter
8lutbeleber elm 2ebensretter fir 8iele
setporoen. yWir iparen ale nit 2a
Grippe bebaftet, i6reibt 6rau @briif.
Gamm, Sioipa, Gas., uno baben ben
ppllen Wertb bon 6ornis alpentrduter
8lutbeleber fddben gelernt. @r 1T Elm
Segen fir Die leibenoe Meni9beit."
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8. 2t. Ut. Grcmriintt.

9lnldBlid Der Yeriammllng bes 8.
". &C. gneampment bon Gbio in Gan=
ton, Sbio. om Is. Mlai 1894, tpiro
Die glebelanb, 2orain & Wbeeling Gi=
ienbabn aunbreiie-gilIete au eiitem
Gent per Meile perfaufen. Die Bill
lete ipernen am Ia. unb Is. Mai ber=
fault unO Iii,o. siiltis sur &iidfabrt biz
am 20. Meai. pafagiere iperben bon
Mai1iapn aus bermittelit Der ganton=
Malii0pn eleftrifdel Babn befDrberi
unp brett an Die 7biiren Der Gaftbdu-
fer in Canton 9ebra4t
8. q. Eerrp,
Gen. Grahts unb 9idet=Qlaent,
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Pierce's Favorits Prescription. Sir iunse,
eben benz gadfifb.alter enttuadienbe Ndb.
den, fir Grauen, ipeide uor BEN frttifdem
Wenbepuntt TIRES 2ebcus fteben. fiir Gruueu,
,pelde ibrer Gutbtubrng entsegeuiebeu, fur
itillenbe Wiiitter, fdr jebe Grau, tueIde TOR.
perlib nbtrnntergefomnien" ooer fiberarbei.
tet lit, III GO eiue ar3nei, tueld5e aufbnnt,
frdftist nnS resnfirt, einertei spte Der .9u.
ftanb Der 2ei6eubcn fei.
Gs TT etn ftirfcnbee, reitaurirenbes Gtt
mnlan;mittel, ipeldcs bas HerpsHipfem
ftdblt nnb berubigt, unb bic einsise seran-
tirte MeSi;in file Grauenieiben mut
Gbmdde .5uitanoe. @esem perio6ifde
@dmer,en, baS ,.ticSersiebeube @efifhl1.
Gereiterung, Gnt,iiu6ung uub iebe anbere
berartige Stimiuduus lit co ein nnfeblbares
W2ittcl Sn jthent fSalls, In benz ts niht
bilft ooer bci!t, srbalt bic 9aufertn iHr Geto
iuriid.
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G5eit Y Big s cSobren linS 9r

Geit7 big s Sahren iino Or.
Nuguit R6nigs 9ambnraer SrDpfen bel
mir I'm 0auie itets porrdtbig lie err.
iueijen Iidb INNER ais bas bette Mittel
ae9en ale Qebsr uub Magenleioen.
4beo. @. GDbtmarlat, 80. 13 pbeblans
Builbino, Gal, Granei8eo, Sal.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09

gebt 3u Better q 2ptle, tpenn
SIR @rabffeine nnb Monumente lpollt.
OieieIben be3ablepsteine bDhen prp3ente
an Msenten uno f0nnen bilIig pertaa=
fen. II
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Rus9HIfsi

SuQuuE
sn5d)te oft bie GroiI
rufen, ipefdlt an
GdnEhe uHb Gr,
id5pfuns cber an
peinistube,l GHuier.
aen leibet. l1nb itber
70 Ieibenbeu Grau
ipirb 6alfe CARA n,
ttrt hurn DR..
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16
philadelphia street Names.

Probably no city III the country Is
burdened with street names which
are SO meaningless as Philadelphia's.
Many of them are absolutely silly,
and upward of a hundred bear the
Christian names of women. In fact,
there are few women's names which
have not been immortalized in the
name of a street. There are no less
than five Ann streets in Philadelphia,
in addition to which there is an AIMS
place and an Anna street. There are
three Mary streets, three Rose streets
and three Elizabeth streets, with an
Elizabeth place thrown in for good
measure. Not content with two Ella
streets the city fathers have named
two streets after Ellen, with an Ellen
place.
In addition to these, there are two
Florence streets and as many Flor
ence avenues, and two of all the fol
lowing streets: Caroline, Emeline,
Isabella, Letitia, Lydia, Margaretta,
May, Minerva, Pearl, Sarah and Vic
toria. From among the other street
names may be culled the following
Abigail, Agnes, Bertha, Carrie, Clara,
Eliza, Emma, Evalina, Grace, Helen,
Jane, Julia, Laura, Lena, Lily, Lucy,
Martha, Maud, Priscilla, Susanna,
Viola, Virginia and Zenobia. -Phila'
delphia Record.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16

ing 1 received INSTRUCTIONS TO WISH d
well known spiritualistic medium
and determine whether she was an
interesting enough charlatan to war
rant an elaborate newspaper expo
sure.
/ had never seen the woman until
that night and think it extremely
probable that she had never seen
me. The circle" had been formed
when l reached the house, and the
medium was seated in a chair, with
her hands on a table. Her eyes we're
partly closed. The room was dimly
lighted, but no sooner was l inside
the door than the wOman began tear
ing at her throat and gasping in a
most distressing manner. Her fea-
lures became distorted, and she ap-
peared to be suffering intense agony.
Suddenly she II and grasped me
by the hands and cried:
You were one of the 12-one of
the 12-one of the 12!"
With that she fell to gasping again
and acted like a person who was
choking. One of the circle" said
that she was possessed of the spirit
of a man who had been hanged. l
relate just what happened without
comment. 1 may say that l haven't
the slightest faith in any of the
many phases of SO called spiritual
ism.-New York Mail and Express.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16
More Meat. More Work.

1t is many years since Messrs. Man
by & Wilson got the French hands in
their Clarendon foundry to eat as
much meat as their English hands
and found, as they had hoped, that
as soon as the better diet had time to
tell they did nearly as much work as
the English too. Irishmen have long
been VIGOROUSLY poor workmen in
their own country. MI. Fox, a man
ufacturer in Cork and Manchester,
informed the trades union commits
sion that though he paid 20 per cent
lower wages in his Cork factory than
in his Manchester one the work done
cost him exactly the same in both.
But the Irishman in England and
America, working under the higher
wages prevailing there, becomes as
good a workman al any in the coun-
try.-Contemporary Review.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16
TIE MEDIUM KNEW HIM.
4 Queer Sequel to the Hanging of a Pc
.~xlyania Wife N~Iarderer

4 Queer Sequel to the Hanging of a Penn
syivania Wife Murderer.
John McGinnis, a wife murderer,
was hanged in the county prison,
Philadelphia, some years ago. 1t
was customary then and probably is
now in Pennsylvania to swear in the
newspaper representatives as mem
bers of the coroner's jury, for you
must know that an inquest is held on
the body of the laws victim, and a
verdict is solemnly rendered that the
said So-and-so came to his death by
strangulation.
/ was a witness of the hanging of
McGinnis. 1t differed in nowise
from the half dozen l had seen be
fore and the half dozen / saw after
ward. The murderer professed re-
pentance, slept well the night before
his death, ate a hearty breakfast in
the morning and walked stoically to
his fate. /, as one of the IL jury
men, signed the certificate which
testified that the judgment of the
court had been duly executed. My
account of the hanging vas written
in the afternoon and in tho avian
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16
The Great Cause of Bad Politics.

There is probably nothing from
which the public service of the coun-
try suffers more than the silence of
its educated class-that is, the small
amount of criticism which comes
from d~isinterested and competent
ources 1t is a very rare thing for
an educated man to say anything
publicly about the questions of the
day. He is absorbed in science or
art or literature, in the practice of
his profession OF in the conduct of
his business, and if he has any inter
est at all i'll the questions of the day
it is a languid one. He is silent be
cause he has not much care, or be
cause he does not wish to embarrass
the administration or hurt the par
ty," or because he does not feel that
anything he could say would make
much difference.-E. L. Godkin in
Forum.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16
Notice of Application for Dissolution
of Corporation.

State Of Montana. District Court for the
County Of Fergus.
In the matter Of application for dissolu-
ton and disincorporation of the Wiscon-
sin and Montana Cattle company.
On reading and filing the petition OF the
Wisconsin and Montana Cattle company,
a corporation organized under the laws of
Montana, with it's principal place of bust
ness at Flatwillow in said county, from
which petition it appears that at the gen
eral annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
said company held at the Office of said
company at F~latwiliow in said county on
the 9Th day of April, 1854, "a resolution
was adopted by "A vote of more than two
thirds of all the stockholders of said com
pany, to disincorporate and dissolve said
company, "A certificate Of the adoption of
which resolution accompanies said petit
ton; and it Also appearing that due notice
III sneh intended action was properly in
clud-d in the published notice of said meet
ing, and regularly given.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, that
said petition and application will he heard
before said court at the court house in
Lewistown in said Fergus county, on the
10th day Of September. 1884, at the open
ing Of court on that day or rs soon there
after as counsel can be heard.
In testimony whereof have herennto set
INV hand and the seal of said court this
9th day of August, 1894.
fsEAL.1 ID. A. MEA.uER. Clerk.
First publication August .. 1884.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16
The Production of Artificial Silk.


Experiments with vegetable pulp
have demonstrated the feasibility of
silkmaking by machinery. At no
distant day the silkworm win find
her occupation gone, and i'll place Of
the cocoon we will have enormous
spools of silk drawn directly from
pulp. Vegetable fiber is made into
collodion and Is then forced through
finely perforated metal plates. The
slender threads that issue are at once
submerged in water. This takes up
the volatile elements of the collodlon
and hardens the threads, which be-
come elastic and solid.
The flaments are SO fine that it re-
auires nearly a dozen to make a
thread that can be handled with safe
ty. Extreme fneness is necessary
in order to give the required softness
and f1exibility. With this comes a
degree of brittleness that makes the
product frail almost past handling.
When machinery Of sufficient deli
cacy can be invented to carry and
manage these tiny lines without
breaking them. We may be able to
engage in silkmaking as readily as
in paper making, and with quite as
satisfactory results. Experiments
have thus far been made with per-
fectly successful results in all partic-
ulars save the one noted.-New York
Ledger.