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The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
Eleven Passengers Hurt.

DUBANT, Miss, Feb. 2s.-A train on
the Illinois Central road was derailed
miles from here Tuesday morning. The
smoking-car struck broken rail and
down q high embankment and severe
injuries were inflicted upon eleven pas
sengers The extent of the injuries of
those taken from the wreck has not
been fully determined, but it is thought
none will die.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. Ex-senator
Coggeshall (rep.) struck at the frisky
college boy Tuesday by introducing q
bill imposing fine Of $40 to 800 OR inn
prisonment of thirty days to one year
on all persons who engage or aid in
hazing, and:making Disagreement from
hazing mayhem, punishable by from
three to fifteen years imprisonment
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No nopc for McKnne.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 27.-Judge Cullen
has denied the application OF John Y.
McKane for certificate OF reasonable
doubt. Justice Cullen's decision va
Gates the stay of execution, and Nc
Kane, pending an appeal To the zen.
era term, must 20 to Sing Sing.
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For One Zig City,

. ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. s.-The bill to
unite New York city and Brooklyn
passed the legislature yesterday and
only awaits the governors signature to
become q law. The bill provides that
the question of consolidating shall be
submitted next fall to vote Of the
people,
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he GIVES UP.
Armstrong, the Fugitive Indiana County
Creasurec. Surrendare.

Treasurer, Surrenders.
CHICAGO, Feb 37.--Cal Armstrong,
escaped convict and defaulting deputy
treasurer of Upton county, Ind, was
quietly arrested at the Palmer house
Monday by an officer from Kokomo,
Ind, and taken q, once to the peniten-
tiary at Michigan City, Ind, where he
will serve a sentence of three years. 1t
is understood that Armstrong was in
duced 10 give himself up by Miss Mae
shellen berger, his sweetheart, of Tip
ton, Ind, who joined him here last Sat
urday morning.
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KILLED BY HER NIECE.
Woman Over a Hundred Years Old Nun
dered In Her Bed.

dered In Her Bed.
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb 26.-Rosa Hay
wood, over 100 years old, was found
murdered in bed near this city. The
crime was committed by her niece,
Mary Smith, and Orange Page, an ex-
convict Search for the murderers
has been conducted quietly and news
comes of the arrest of Mary Smith
near Rocky Mount and of Page on an
adjoining farm.
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To Tax Life insurance Companies.

40 Tx 11t10 1Ho0Kssuc0 S1o111fsssA110"'
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 28-The house
passed the Sleeper. bill taxing life in
surance' companies 2]S per cent. on
their gross receipts. This would add
800, 600 to the revenues of the state.
There were but two negative votes
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Old Peonle Murdered.

.BUsHv1LLE.. N. Y, Feb. 24.Jacob 4.
Moore, aged e6, and Mrs Slack, his
.housekeeper. aged 90, were found MUIR
dered In their home at this placa Rob
berry was the motive.
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Dropped Dead.

LAKE GENEVA, Wis. Feb. 20. Saturday
morning Ethan L. Gilbert dropped
dead on the street here. He was Is
years Of age, and since 1862 had been 3
prominent business man in this city.
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ton at March % nearly every one con-
nected with the case was surprised at
the brief lease of life given Prender-
CAST
Attorney barrow, for Prendergast,
asked leave to file bill of exceptions
within thirty days to take the case to
the supreme court This was granted,
although the court had overruled his
motion for an arrest of Judgment
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Riddled with Bullets.

MOUNTAIN HonE, Ark, Feb. IS. An
derson Carter and Bud Montgomery, In.
iail here for numbering Hunter Wilson
on December Is last, were riddled with
bullets by mob that overpowered the
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
.Yaluable Hor.es Burned.

MANSFIELD, o., Feb. 27.-The stock
barn of George ,Schambs, north of this
city, was destroyed by fire yesterday
with number of fine trotting horses,
including the famous stallion 'Old
Crow
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Business accounts &oltcttt d.
Interest Paid on Time DEPOSITS,
Tickets Sold to and from Europe via
Anchor and Cunard Lines. !.

You can exchange your money at Irish
American Bank before starting, for draft pay
able at any bank in England, Ireland or scotA
land. -
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WIN sTry aomlethine Else

S SrR1EaFnnD, Ill, Feb 20 Taught
nv experience that wheat is no longer
profitable, Illinois farmers. are finally
4nrnin IND to diversified farming:
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Irish Aille(iIiiicaIlbaj|in
Irish American Bank BuiIding,
ais nlcolIet Ave. I
Paid eslo Capital 500, GOO. 90
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
J s. Coughlin, j. P. Rea, Jas. 81. Bishop,
Mathew Walsh, NJ w Nash, Richard
Welsh, Frank W. Shaw, j. q. Gould,
t. e. Bishop, J. G. Scallen.
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{ HE MUST DIE.
PrenderEast, the Assassin Of Carter HA1ri

KrendorkAst, tho AssaSsin OF Carter HAITI
SON, sentenced to BE Hanged.
CHICAGO, Feb 2e Unless the SUI
preme court or the governor of the
state interfere Patrick Eugene Prender-
CAST will on March %, in the court
yard Of the county jail, pay the penalty
Of his life for the murder of Carter 81:
Harrison. Sentence was passed upon
him Saturday by Judge Brentano after
his honor had overruled the motion
for a new trial, entered by de
PENDANTS attorneys. When . the
court fixed the date of the execu-
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
all points in the United States and Canada
Close connection made in Chicago with all
trains going East aud South
For full Information apply to your nearest
ticket agent or JAS. G. POND.
Gen. Pass. and Tiki. Agt., Milwaukee, Wis
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DR., NELSON E E E::3 S;::;' =. !. !;

Office practice; regular physician; expert
treatment of all forms of chronic diseases;
solicits calls from all who have failed in
former attempts to get we'll; no expert
ments, quackery OF failure; medicines for
infectious or poisonous diseases of the
urinary organs; cure recent cases in one
day, stopping mucous discharges, irrita-
ton, scalding and Inflammation; never
sicken or talnt the breath; cost less, cure
the worst types of chronic diseases; pains
in the flesh and bones, red spots, ulcers,
old sores on the limbs and all other forms
possible. Patients who consult Dr.. Nell
son are always satisfied. Gentlemen,
young and middle-aged, dosing for
months with disgusting and worthless
.pillsp and "mixt lures" suffering, sick and
sore, better to-day and worse tomorrow,
time and money thrown away; inflamma-
ton, aches, pains and blood poison, in
Dressing debility, decay, mental and ply
steal prostration, loss of muscular power
sure to follow; pimples rashes, ulcers,
loss OF hair, sores in the throat and
mouth, Life time of misery, yisit DR.,
Hugh Nelson, 226 and 22a Washington
Avenue s. n yesrs' experiences. Hours
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Land and Emigration Dept. Open Evenings,
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YOUR BUSINESS. SOLICITED.

Passage tickets to and from all parts
Of the world. Farm lands for sale in al
most every county of the Northwest.
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Granville. BIG STONE COUNTY.
lf1Hfv Dalacata Patrick Hnalu

President, b r O'Neill; vice-president. Thos
Dolan; rec sec. K Grove; fin sec, p II O'Hara:
treasurer, Alex Moran: ms sec, George RoWlas:
DIOR keeper, P Lane; marshal, Mcnamara:
sergeant-at-arms, M Mcdonnell: meet 1T Gnn'
6ov If month - NV ~~' s's%AA
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Diy; No. 4-,,ipiritual Director. Rey Coadron;
PRESIDENT. J Mahoney; vice-president. Peter
O'Donnel treasurer. PDwyer; ms sec. Kee.
gan; sar-at-arms: Norris; ,entinel, M Cos.
gr0v e.; meet lst Sunday Of each month
Thos McAvoy, ce-president; Jam Kearv'
rec sec; Michael Keary, fin sec; Dan Calvin
treasurer; Vim ON ell, ms sec; Thos Com mis-
chairman sick committee, Edward Walsha
Meet 2nd Sunday of each month at Curries hall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-02
F OL TIN oss,
ROBERTO LUIS STEVENSON
LA ISLA DEL TESORO
PARTE QULNT4
MI AVENTURA DE MAR
CAPfTULO XVII
lCOnti11udci01l

De pronto eierta clardad mesperada cay6
ccrca de mi Alec Ia vista el vislumbre pali-
do de los rayos luuares se dilataba sobre la ci-
ma del = Nigfa. muy POGO despuGs u algo
de plata alz3ndose lentamente de sobre las co..
pas dc Ia arboeda era Ia luna que 1alia
Con esta ayuda pude va franquear ma, ia
cilmente 10 que me fataba de andar Y d veces
lnarcando paso natural, 4 yeces coriendo. me
acercaba mas y mas a Ia estacada Sin embar-
20, como va me enconraba en- c bosque que
limlta la fortaleza, no me pareci6 tan fuera de
propo~lto q moderar mi Paso marchar con
bastante precauci6n, pues cierto que hubiera
sido un triste fin de mis- aventmas el VERNE
atrayesadO por Ia bala de un centinela de nues-
tfo campo que hicicra fuego sobrc mi. sin co.
nocerme.
La luna Sc alzaba mas mas alto; su luz Sc
desparramaba Va aquI acuIa s9bre los eapa-
clos que Ia arboeda del bosque dejaba limpioa.
y, coea eXtrafa, frente nj, apareciG un res
plandor de tnte difcrcDte entire los pinos,
Aquel brilo era rojo ardicnte, pcro de vcz en-
cuando - oscurecia, como 81 fuera Uu brascro
sotocado dc tempo EN- tempo por Ia huma-
reda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-02

/ Que sorpresa mas grata para tu vie5o John
. siempre he dicho que til eras vivo como un
ZancudO, deSde que te puse el ojo enclna pefo
la verdad, chico, eSto le SAGA el pie adelante 2
todos mis- pron6stcoS.
\ todo este, como s. supondra facilmente, yO
no contestaba una sola palabra Hablame re
cinado contra uno de los muros desde ALI ella
yaba mis- oios en- los de Silver, con bastante dcs
caro- resolution aparentes pero bien sabe )los
que entire tanto, Ia mas negra desesperaclon On
yolvia mi alma por complete.
Silver di6 una dos yig0roSas fumadas 81
pipa con Ia mayor eompostura, acto continue
prosiguio
-Ahora bien Jim, puesto que "a e,tas aqul.
yoy 4 decirte algo de 10 que plenso. ! Q STEM
pre- te he querido. siempre It he tornado por
un mozuelo De Amino por el mlemfsimo retfa
10 mio cuando era yo como III, muchaehe huen
mozo.
70 siempre quise que ti fucseS d. los nues
troS, ' que tomaras la parte que te correspon
diera para que pudieseS yiFir y MORN siendo de
yef4l> persona. Ahora Va estas aqui. polluelo-...
J1utn mejor I'll Captain Smollet un bucn
marno no cabc duda tan bueno como 70 mis-
no 10 Seria. en- cuaiQuieT tempo. pero rlgoroSo
en- acllaques de discipline y FL deber antos que
todo. e. 81 dicho fayorto. y tlcne razon con
Glen MI dabos
Pero hGte aqui emancipado Va de III Captain
FL Doctor mismo que te guerra tanto, 10 ueneS
a!IoHa enojado muerte contlgo-' profugo ma
desido.-diio refritndose 4 IT,
ASi pues, por mas yueitas que le dies al asun-
to- el resultado es que ii Va no puedeo II de
nueyo 4 rcunirte con los tuyos, porque va ellos
no te quieren asi 4 menos que propongaS en-
cabeZar una tercer Traction en ia Sla para 10 cual
tendrias Il sentimiento de no tenCr mas compa-
ria que til sombra, tIcneS, pOr fuerza que ais
J.trte bajo las banderaS dc tuyiejo amigo Silver.
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ito angustiosamente oprimido al pensar que yo
no habfa estado ALI para perecer con ellos.
Seis de los prajas quedaban alli llnicamente
nj uno mas sobreyiyia CincO cstaban en- pie.
coloradoS soToliantos malhumorados por ha-
berae tenido que arrancar al sopor de Ia en-
briagucz.
Ell scxto 81 habia medic Incorporate NADIA
mas sobre De los codos, estaba mortalmen-
te palido el ensangrentado yendaje que ro-
deitba St cabeZa daha aenteuder que aquel hOm-
bre habia sido recentemente herIdo atm mas
recientemente curadO.
Recorde entouce, al honbre que Ell II ataque
de Ia cStacada habia sdo herido eScapddose
por el bosque, me cupo duda de Que este
era el mislno.
Ell loro habla saltado sobre q hombro d. su
alno, peinando componiendo su plumaje.
En- cuanto i lver me pareci6 mas paIido y
como mis- >ever6que dc ordlnario
Todayia leyaba pueSto Il hernoso traje de
pai1o que endos.5 el dia dc las confereuciaS,
arcIa con basts,nte, dtsgarronee causados por
IaS espinosas zarzas de la- bo~queS
FL diablo me ayude., eX"am6. Naya ana
sorpres;,. Conque aqui tenemo> Jim HaW-
kna, cntrando, asi como auirn dice. sim cum
pHmientos leh, Sea enhorabuena Reeibd-
moslc como amigos.
Dicho esto Sc sent6 ,obre la basrquilla del
eoaHar di6 trazas de- eomponer llenar su
ppa
Dick preSta aca ia esab6n tn yesca por
un momento, diio
\ cuando va tenia una buena lumbre. ailadi6:
81, Esto te saldrd bien, chiquillo, Neamo~,
Dick enraia csa antorcha en- Il monitor de Ia
lena \ ustcdcS, amigo puedcn sentarSe no
hay ncccsidad de eStal ALI dc pie. Fl seitoI
Hawkins los dispenSar;i tlstedcS, no les qaepa
ouda Conque Il. amigo Jim. aqui eStas TIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-02

Por vida mia que no podfa 70 atinar con $
que aquello pudiera ser.
Pero al fin al cabo llegue los limites de La
parte desarbOlada. La extremidad occidental
estaba Ia saxon inundada en- Ia claridad del
astro de Ia noche; pero Ia parte restante 10 mis-
mo que el reducto tOdayia quedaban enyueltos
en- la sombra, 81 bien con una que otra lista de
luz que lograba caer alli trayGs de Ia masa es-
pesa del follaje.
Al otro extreme de la casa una inmense hO-
guerra habia ardido hasta toruarse en- rescoldo
puro, \ su reverbero acentuadamente roio con
trastaba gran manera con la dulce palIdez de
la luna.
Empero 10 habla por todo aquelo un alma
que Sc noviera, nj FL menor ruido interrumpia
Ia cadencia suayc V mon6tona del soplo de Ia
blisa
Me detuve presa de la mas grsnde eXtrafeza,
qulzas con algo Gle terror en- mi coraz6n-
No habfa sido cOstumbre nuestra por certo,
cl encender grandes lumbradts, pues precsa-
Captain era que economizaramos la lena, por 10
cual comence temer que algo malo habia succ-
dido ALI durante mi ausenca.
Me deshc6 con cautea dando yuelta por Ia
csquna oriental, manteniGndome resguardadO
en- la oscurdad en- el lugar que juzgu6 mas
i prop6sitO por ser la sombIa mas espcsa salyG
resucltamente Ia empalizada
Para aumentar mis- Segurdadeo me puse 4 re
correr 81 trayecto que me separaba del angulo
del reducto, andando sobre las rodillas Las ma
nos, sin hacer q mas pequcno ruido. Cuando
va cstuye bastante cerca. mi coraZ6n dilat0
con una expansion de gozo indecible Lo que
la causaba no era uu rumor que pueda am5fse,
de por ii, agr8dable cn manera algJna. alin
recuerCjo haberme queiado dc q en- mas dc una
OCCASION pero en- aquela 10 percbi como 81 hui
biera sido c eco de una mlisica deGcioSa.
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Que era ello2 !Ah! NADIA menos que el con
cierto sonoro de los rOnquidos de mis- amigos
durmiendo todos apaciblemente. Ell grito del
centinela nocturno de q bordo que nos anuncia-
ba las atlas horaa todo va bien." jamas so-
no mas agradablemente 4 mi dido
Por 10 pronto, en- 10 que no cabia Ia menor
duda era en- que en- mi campo Ia ylgllanela era
de todo punto detestable. 81 Silver suS nom
bres fueran en- aque instantc los que eStuYie-
ran cavendO sobre mis- amigos de SECURE que
nj un solo Yerfa levantarse la luz del nueFo dla.
ESQ era 10 que iniuia, pensG 70, q tener q "a
pitan herido raciocini0 pue me hizo reprochar-
me una Yez mas el haberlos dejad0 en- aquella
situaci6n peligrosa, con tan pocas personas ha
bilcs para montar Ia guardla.
A Ia saxon va habfa llegado i Ia entrada y
estaba ali, de pie Todo era o>curidad aden
tro ' mis- oios no podian distinguir NADIA en- Ia
denSa tnieba de aquel recinto En- cuanto q
DIR, va Sc comprendera que en- apuel punto era,
para mi mucho mas dIstinta Y perceptIbIc la
mtsica de los ronquidos. 4 ella Sc aiadia, aun
que fueee del todo insignitcante. un rludo IN
gcro como de alas o picOteO ca,l lmpercepube,
Con las manos hacia adclante avanc6 re
Sueltamcntc al interior NJ intentO fut acos-
tarme en- mi lugaT dc costurbre y, afladi .ricn-
do para mis- adentros, como me yoy divertil
viendo las caras que ponen mafana cuando me
yayan yiendo,
Mi pie tropez6 con algo que cedia mi paso:
era la pierna de uno de aquclos descuidados
dormilones que, a mi contactO, no hzo mas que
murmurar y yolversc del otro lado; pero sin
despertar.
Pero en- el aquel i1stante como partiendo
del rinc6n mas oscurO de la peza, una voz chi
Iona aguda prorrumpi6 desaforadamente:
~, Pleas de a ocho, piezas de ocho pie
zas de ocho. piezas de ocho. ,piezas de ocho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-02
LUZ RRILLANFEE E.
Aceite para alumbrado de familias
LIBRE DE EXPLOSION
q combustion erpontdnea
Sin htano 9ai NAL 0I0r

Este aceite producto de una ia
bdcaclou especial es igual, sin su-
pe1ior a los que Sc importan del ex-
5ranjero bajo diversos nombres y
marcas, tanto porsUs cualidades lu-
u1nieas como por la seguridad que
nfrece d los consumidores.
Nuestro precios son mucho mas
caducidos que los de las marcas ex-
tlanieras. que con este mayor pre-
cio no briudan & los consumidores
ventajas de ninguna clase.
La expeliencia adquirida en- es-
ia industria dmante muchos a4ps
en- los Estados Unidos, Cuba, Me-
jico y otros paises nos permiten
1freeer al pdb1ico un artfculo que
no Sc puede mejorar en- parte al
guna baio ningun concepto.
NUestras narcas LUZ BRI-
ILANTE, ELEFANTE Y Luz
SOLAR estan registradas : Sc per
>eguira con todo 81 rigor de Ia ley
los falsifioa1ores.
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XVIII
FL GIPIT1Y NILT E'R
Ell CAMPO ENEMIGo

La claridad roiiza &c Ia antorcha numlnando
Il interior de Ia cabafa, mo hizo yer que, GUAM
to de malo pude imaginar en- aquellos momentos
era, por desgracia, dcmasiado cieIto Los pi-
ratas estaban en- possession del rcducto Y dc las
provisiones ALI estaba Ia barquilla &c coylto:
ALI las carnes saladas y los bizcochos como an
ties de mi auseHcia y, cosa que acrecent6 infni-
tamente mi terror nj la menor seflal de un pri-
sonero 40 era possible pensar otra cooa sino
que todos habian perecido Y mi eoraz6n sim
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.pieza de 4 ocho, ~ continuaba asi incansa
bic sin respiration como una carraea.
iAquel era Capitda Flint, el ioro verde de
Silver
FL era el que, ejerciendo una vigilancia mu-
cho mejor Que Ia de una criatura humane, aca-
baba de anunciar mi llegada con su incansabie
refran.
30 tuye e tempo siquiera indispensable para
recobrarme Al grito agudo penetrante del
loro t0dos los roncadores 81 despertaron Sc
pusieron en- pie escuchando.e al punto la voz
imponcnte dc Silver que, con Il accomplishment
to obligado dc una nSoleneia grlt6
-;Quien va?
Ne volyi para correr, pero di contra una per
soma: hicene d M lado para buscar nuevo ca
mino Y cai en- los brazos de otra Que, por su
parte me estrech6 violentamcnte teniGndome
bien apretadO.
-Trae una antorcha, Dick dijo silver cuan-
do hi apresamiento estaba ben asegurado.
Entonces uno de aqueIlos homEreS saIi6 del
reducto momentos despues volyi@ con IN ha-
ch6n cnccndido.
PARTE Y
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o,RAFFERTY.s LITTLE JOKE.
1t Got Him Good Thrashing, and Lande,
MI. DoIan In jail.

1t Got Him a Good Thrashing, and Landed
MI. Dolan In jail.
What have you to say to this
charge of assaulting Michael RaffertyP''
asked the Judge.
''Oi licked 'im,n replied Mr.. Dolan,
looking the court in the eye. s'An' wild
no disrespect to anybody to whom re-
spect is due, it's hopin' Oh am that Oh
done it good"
''Was there any provocation9"
''They wor thot same"
What was it?''
sol hov a goat, yer 'anner; foine
animal, too. Does yer goat give
miIlx2' says Rafferty, to me. 1T does,
says Oh. Thin says he, its butter
milk It's as swate an foine as any
ye iver saw says Oh. Certainly; but
it is butter-milk, says he, an thin we
came together. Though mus say, yer
amer, thot whin Oh come to repate it
over few tonnes an consider the ma
ture av the goat, Ol'm compelled to say
Oh wer bit hastily. P:edad, if the
court'n give me lave, C&;;sh 'pologize to
Rafferty,, so Oh will
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eloped with the prettiest girl in the
village and after the arrest twice at
tempted suicide. A mpanien obtained
money for him on forged notes. One
was refused payment, and he plotted to
kill the cashier. The scheme fell through,
as the '.pal'' engaged for the deed lost
his nerve. On Friday last he placed an
iron rail on the Bath and Hammonds-
port track, but the obstruction was seen
in time.
Over thirty fires have occurred in
Hammondsport within the last two
months. On Monday last five houses,
four barns and gristmill were destroyed. d.
When the officers appeared at Folsom's
house last night the young man grabbed
butcherknife and tried to cut his own
throat He then dashed to the street
and threw himself in nearby pond.
He was nearly drowned. Folsom's wife
is the seventeen year-old daughter of the
wealthiest man in the village. The
ceremony was performed by minister
who had previously been adjudged in
sane
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-31

It is pity that the starving stock of
Kansas and Nebraska cannot be shipped
to Oregon to fatten on the ten cent
wheat that is piled up through this
country. If our wheat growers had the
capital to purchase feeders -and
put their wheat into them, we feel GER
tain that instead of ten cents bushel it
would net from fifty to seventy cents.
We are told by the newspapers of the
East that stock hogs can be purchased
for trifie, that horses are being killed
to prevent their starving. It seems as
though some arrangement could be made
with the railroads to transport this stock
cheaply so that profitless grain and
starving animals could be brought to-
gether. There would be big profit in
the transaction and besides it would
demonstrate the feasibility of raising
hogs on wheat, and so put life into q
new industry.
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money refunded.-Price SOC and 81
bottle at Snipes & Kinersly's.
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Just for little comparison to show
that our worthy friend of the Salem
Statesman is consistent gentleman, we
quote two sentences from the article in
which he makes personal attack on the
editor of The CHRONICLE. He says :
"It is not our purpose now to discuss
the legal aspect of the branch asylum
question, as there is doubtful merit in
the position of a man who stands forth
and openly advocates disregard of
fundamental law which happens to
stand in the way of local ambition. y
And then speaking of Salem's legisls-
tors, he says: 'tTheY voted for the To-
cation of the branch asylum in Eastern
Oregon despite their knowledge OF its
unconstitutionality, simply from pure
generosity to those people," It will be
seen from this that it is high treason for
an Eastern Oregon citizen to suggest a
change in the constitution; but COM
mendable act for Salem legislator to
violate it,
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1yhat oaused the Hard Tlmes.

From the Conductor and Driver.
Judge Hubbard, of Iowa, says it is the
existence of private corporations.
George Gould says it is the hostility
to corporations.
The farmers says it is the low price in
wheat.
The silver man says it is the action of
Wall street.
The manufacturer says it liz the fear of
free trade.
The consumer says it is the tariff.
The debtor says it is the creditor.
The creditor says it is the debtor.
The democrats say it is the republi-
cans.
The republicans say it is the dem
ocrats.
The populists say it is both.
The prohibitionists say it is whisky.
The preachers say it is the devil.
Now, what is your idea?