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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
A FEARFUL MINE DISASTER.
SEVEN MEN KILLED ny An OVER
CHARGE blast IN w. VIRGINIA.
An Ignorant New Miner Pays the
Penalty for Lack OF Experience.
Second Accident OF the Kind the
Mine Has Witnessed.

Wheeling, w. Va. Nov 2o.-The
most appalling mine disaster that ever
occurred In this section OF West Viz
ginia occurred today shortly afternoon
near the Blanche coal mines on the
Panhandle railroad at Golfers sta
ton. A new miner. an Italian. put on
an overcharge blast. which ignited 10
coal dust in the mine and a fearful
explosion followed, carrying death and
destruction in its path. There werr
IS men in the mine at the time and the
following are known to DO dead.
MICHAEL ROONEY,
THOMAS JORDAN,
THOMAS TUCKER (married).
DAVID ROWLAND (marrled).
JOHN DoNELLY tmarried; leaves
ten chlldren),
ANTONIO SATTIE (married).
MAzzLE GEIssIDEo tmarrled),
The following are badly injured;
JOSEPH L. REFEL Onarrled),
RAFFLE NEcRI twin del.
JASPER LAWRENCE.
THOMAS MORRIS colored).
After the explosion there was a ter
rife whlrlwlnd In the mine. carrying
everything before 1t. Doneliy and
Rooney were in the mine some dis
lance and going toward the mouth.
The force of the explosion drove them
nearly 100 yards out OF the mouth Of
mine and landed Rooney on the rail
road track, killing him instantly. while
ponnelly landed in "A gully, striking his
head against n post His brains were
dashed out and scattered for yards
around His wife was the first TO find
him and she swooned away and Is now
lying Frustrated by the shock.
The news OF the disaster quickly
spread and In few moments hun
dreds of people were crowded about
the mouth of the mine. Many heart
rendlng scenes were enacted. The wives
and children OF the miners We're fran
tic and strong men were overcome.
In a short time rescuing party com
sisting OF George Benboen, Nick Kernis,
Arthur Ward, John Muter, John Stew
art and William Davis was organized
and went into the mines after the
bodies. When the bodies were brought
to the surface many women swooned.
Prosecuting Attorney Cotton and
Coroner Walkans OF Wellsburg were
soon on the ground and took charge
of the bodies and will conduct rigid
investigation. This is tho second ac-
cldent OF the kind that has occurred al
this mine. Just two years ago, Novem'
Der 81 1899. n similar explosion occur
red, IN which three were killed and sew
On injured The state mine Inspector
will be here tomorrow to take part In
the investigation. There were many
miraculous escapes when the explosion
occurred william Davis was in the
entry, $50 feet from the entrance. and
when he heard the explosion he lay
down near the rib OF the mine and the
whlrlwind. carrying rocks, fire and
death, passed over.
An empty coal car standing at the
entrance OF the mine was blown 20
yards The mine is owned by w. Il.
Smith OF Wellsville and l.. o. Smith
OF Cumberland. The miners charge
that the accident was due to the mex
perience OF the italian miners and de-
clare they will not work with them
any more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

The Gulr, Colorado aud Santa 70
railway haa resumed ita through Sleep
Ing ear acrvlce from Galveston TO Chi
40 as to run only between Kansas city
aud Cleburnc. The present ayatcm gives
sleeper service from fhe Gulf to Lake
Michigan, and without change OF ears
The time between Fort Worth and Chs
cngo has also been shortened by two
hours and seven minutes. tho train
which now leayea here ~ 1888 arriyiu.
In Chicago ~ same time II did when
leaving Fort Worth and sac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Waco. Tex, Nov. 2O.-Thc grand
Jury returned batch Of se,enty-four
indictments yesterday afternoon, ten
Of which were for felonles and sixty
four for misdemeanora.
Among the felony indictments are
several charging G, w. Whitaker and
H. II. Moulton with burglary, They
are the parties who were arrested sew
eral weeks ago on n charge OF stealing
quantity OF jcwciry from the Pacific
hotel and other places.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Fayctte. Nh, Nov 20,--liundrcds OF
men last night awaited the arrival OF
the noWro. lsom Paine who recently
hrutally assaulted MrA Rush OF this
city. and was captured ~ Clinton, but
Deputy sheriff Mill Williams. who went
fnr the prisoner loft Paine al Boone
vllle. MaHked men also mot the train
at each siding and station between
Boonevillc and here, 1t ~ believed that
he viii ha lynchcd when brought here
for examination.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Austin. TEX, Nov. 2o.--Mr. j. A.
Kemp. president OF tho Wichita Falls
railroad. was IN consultation today
crenco 20 the Issuance OF bonds Of
which mention was made some timo
AFRO. Further Information was neoes-
sary before the issue was made and
this III what brought the PRECEDENT TO
Austin.
Mr.. l.. j. Story hns not yet arrived.
but ~ expected daily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Waco, Nov. 20.-Latc yesterday even
ing. while crowd OF people were In
small tent on Franklin street where
snakes are exhibited. Il man from tho
country detected one OF the attaches OF
the establishment In the act OF piclSlnR
his pockets He was arrested and
Jailed by Cmcor Sam Hall and gave
his name ms @. W. West.
Last night Marshal Neii repaired TO
the show and had II closed up on the
ground that II was n robbing and swim
ding scheme to catch suckers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Waco, Nov. 2O,--Mr. sam Sanger
president OF the Commercial club. has
made the following appointments;
To the New orleans Commercial con-
Eress, which meets tomorrow and con-
tinues In session three days; J. W. Cas-
ties and william Cameron
TO the Trans-M isslFsippi Trades con-
gress. which meets IN st. Louis on the
Goth Instant: j. l.. Laprclle, Ed Mar
shall and George Delhi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Holland. Tex. Nov. eo.-somc un-
known inccndiary applied the torch to
tho barn OF W. 3. Reed last night Barn
and some four thousand bushels Of
corn cotton seed, oats and other feed
afun destroyed. Insured 10 the amount
OF $500 only. Mr. Reed had also about
sixty-nve baies OF cotton stored In MS
yard. which waA also nrcd but saved,
Fire occurred on his farm ak miles
frafn here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Ausyn, Tex, Nov. 2o.-The eomproil-
or registered today the Alvin improve
mont bonds to the amount of $1,000, the
san,s having been approved several
DAYS $50 by The attorney-generai
The Good Care society, Of Bryan,
without assets or capital stock MED us
charter today. The incorporates ar
n NJ Morrison, J. W. siles. J. COSBY
l.. S. sterling and ]. A. Il. Thornton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

um.boro, Tex. Nov. 2O.-Lutner
craig. a prominent citizen OF 'his e ~.
,ybo sappeared on the nlght OF 'h NE
1s,b i,stant. returned tonight. ~
claims to know nothing OF hiliissa ms
i - ha .. heen mental alteration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Washington, Nov 20. Ilnstlng,
charge d'anaira Of the Hawaiian lega-
tion, states that the Newspaper inter-
view attributed to Minister ThurHton
regarding the Intentions ot Hawaii TO
rid herself Of Japanese lnborora which
caused the III feeling between the two
governments. Is not u correct quota
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

r,o-,p,e Tex. Nov. l9.-sunday night
~ hsraware store Of ]. i, HOLMES
worth was entered and goods t stoisn ,' w
the amount OF about SO hh'l ~.
waa effected through the paeh u ',a,,
No clue as 70 who are the sui'y pa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

ntlenta. GA. Nov. 2o.,-oTen ~ =,
summsrs. United states az, riSs III
terney for Florida, droppsu 80 He
, ,nst vile and two children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

seems TO nave nee"
waco when .,,r to those
,.,tuseIy in'e
n. Participated
rex. Nov. 2o.-The fopu,,s'
Wy .,ecutlve committee met TINS
'nr me city hall and immaculate
.s s the doors to al ou'si
w sncret session.
n aa,uoon they changed their
.hls 40 oeice of the city
!. 81 meeting 70 e''e - -. -.
q, and held another seore.
,,g was in the nature of
ne meeu"h attended by about
.frence and was "''e a.,,,ra
.rrderl OF the prominent iiieii.o'
The entire proceedings
w 70 r,ha following committee
Inr secret ~ ,+ rosolutions.
!. appointed 10 pleSs'' -,
walton, !. N. Barber T. ~. wat
,,or Mckee, j. NJ. King, w.
- 41'V :. n Thompson, j. f.
Sslms' ,a,.,a, Nta,,,r
,s-ht, A. NJ. CoiWluA' 4'''' -
i,sbury. DR.. EDWARDS, MAJ Bart.
= II Jenkins. C. c. Bearden,
fshl ~ - Drummond. w.
Birrousn, D., AZ ra,.-
Huichison' j. NJ nosl n'
/ O. Meitzen. j. u. Greer ). IS
= ~ +. Douthitt and w. o. Beil.
MI '" -. ranorted the following.
X eoihin's'ee
III was adopteu' y
p..olved. That we can anu 40 must
IN. congratulate the Peoples Par
fr"', tolr radiant and manly fight
ast canvass, and while we APP
he defeated, still we doubled our
tSrs In the nation and increased
,o,e IN the state over $4,000, and
,oially destroyed the brutal Dem
~,,e majority OF Texas.
Seond. Tnat 1t Is the sense OF this
Z. That in the conduct OF the past
AN gross frauds were committed
M Democratic party, ana peliev-
ihat upon the purity of the ballot
',sas the life OF the nation and lib
4, ii citizens, therefore we urge our
raldstes to make contests where It
,.1dent they have been defrauded
Aer election, and we also earnestly
.Ssl our executive committee 10 aid
n ia candidates in every way pos
y md In the interest of good gov
Usn,nt ask the assistance of all good
hns In presenting evidence of
IA before the grand juries for in
|. STATION,
fsir We heartily commend our
N chalrs-an CAshby) and the state
mi coni..ittee in the management
he campaign; to them we pledge
assistance and support in such
don as they think for the best Inter-
ii the people, and will use all hon
nhle means to assist them in bring
the frauds perpetrated in the re-
n n eleetion before the public.
/. ssps were taken by the meeting to
sn The meeting declared its inten-
< y 10 push and continue the fight un-
fsxss Is carried and controlled by
shpullsts.
~ state executive committee did
( d met again until o'clock p. M,
L M L held a secret meeting at the
4, FiTgE hotel.
n blowing districts were repre-
4 lniihy members and proxies; First
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Calvert rex. Nov. 10. Lew Arnol.
ir.. silot and killed WIN Wesley last
night. The trouble arlaing over .
woman, The murderer escaped. Al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Galveston. rex. Nov. 2o..-Afrivads
sinamers iihilliio. Br., WORK, chnrie4-
ton: Cakdone, Hr,, Sandal. Port Royat.
Cleared: steamers csmrcsc. Dr.. sca-
ward. Bremsn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Syracuse. N. r., Nov. 2O-ln the
common council last night Alderman
Hin presented a resolution prohibiting
any puglilatle exhibition or any form
OF puglism In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Five furlonFs--Klng Craft Ooi TO
y won; Susie T tiO6 to ~. second
Jar1ine uQD, even). third. Time, 1907,
Five aud oae-half furlongs-G
Miller u0i, 0 to lOl won; Centenolla
uia 20 y, second; Ada May ulp,
10 o. third. Time 1851
Seven furlonEs-lrrank Gayle Oo', I
TO 81. won; Josephine uOi, : 10 y, aec-
ond; panlnl 900, 10 y. third, Time.
tsa4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Houston. Tex. Nov. s0.-A larger
crowd Was present than on yesterday
at the track The city ~ rapidly MI
Ing With pcoplc from other cities. on
oxcnralons 10 the races. Summaries:
$40 paclnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

New Orleans. Nov. 2o,-Paul Conrad
died today. Mr.. Conrad was native
of this city, ana in the truest and best
sense OF the word was selr-made man.
Prior 10 the war Conrad was engaged
In the grocery business. The war
breaking out when he was about 20
years OF age. he Joined the Chnsseurs
A'Pied, one OF the frat commands 20
leave this city for the then seat Of war,
Pensacola, In April. 1861. His career
as soldier was conspicuous for his
personal during and bravery. not un-
mixed with fair share OF romance.
and paying IN the penalty OF lfia ven-
turesome spirit he was three times bad
~ wounded, once In front or Richmond,
at the battle Of Frazier Farm, June 30.
ls6l, wScre he was appointed color bear
pr OF his battalion on the field by tho
colonel commanding. He was again
wounded at Shnrpsburg tor Antietcm)
September 10. 1861, and again at Delle-
ield. va. when the peace Of Appamat-
loN t-s declared the deeeased came
back to New Orleans With nothing In
the World but the clothes on his back
and Alhrge reserve OF energy.
In 1861 he was elected assistant Sec
rethry OF the finance committee OF the
council, where his Intelligent adminis-
tfation OF the Office soon promoted him
to The seoretaryship. Since 1880 he has
bean Identified with the lottery busl-
nos. From the position OF n aubordl-
naie he rose TO the front rank ana on
tho death OF NJ. A. Dauphln was elect
cd president OF The Louisiana lottery.
win the termination OF the charter
wild the state the interests Of the Lou
isltra lottery were transferred to that
OF he Honduras company and Conrad
wal put at the head OF that corporation
and elected president. Al the time OF
his death he was the commander Of
cam Henry Paul, United Confederate
Vftrans. and the president ~ the Mt.
I Carmel orphan asylum, most noble
chaity that fioufiehed under HIS rule.
andsnayor OF waveland, MISC. which
plad he claimed as his home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Nv YORK. NOV. z9-As usual on
Tueaay and no mall from lrpor'ert
III il,r and more distant markets, the
demnd for current wants Nas v. i..--
erat, proportiona. though some fairly
cnndiots were called for by kilograms,
on se part OF the visiting bryers. Of
N,nol a good number n resting Ia
the iariet. considerable attention was
exiefied 10 sprlng specialized, such a.
urinld fabrics FOR dress purposes.
sheeug. draperies r'r''7-0
drescheviots, dress goods. white goods
and thcrs anu
tractd for AGENT
priceof Merriniac shirilng prints DC.
iec bl and declined. though large sales
of efBqnares. IS ~ inch cloths have
been mace at -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

IaW urleans, La, Nov. 2O.-Having
u~'ea General Master workman
B Sovereign, Master Foreman
bshop and Secretary and
a-f w. Hayes at this morn
xsson OF the general assembly,
tssates were In a fair way to re-
Ns whole corps of officers of
E''edlng term at this evenings
Promptly at o'clock the
me hands of Master Wo X
s.seleien, called the afternoon
order and the roll call found
oeiegates in their seats.
'rpauons Of candidates for the
-.'e board were In order. The
..neumbents We're placed before
= s,ns and were elected with but
a. slssenting votes. The members
saatd who received this hearty
pnsnt are as follows:
b, AcGulre. Amsterdam. ". y;
~, @arlin, st. Paul. MINI; c. a.
~ marlborough. Mass. and Jas.
aasney, Omaha, Neb.
r,.slon, d. c., was chosen as
,e,,ls 'or holding the next annual
~ TeeFs We're then installed by
,sra Allen Of Michigan. The
~ "A on distribution then sub
~ saeumenis touching on lie Is
.,,8r NY recommended several
l ~, ~ !, 70 the cons tuition. The
IN hf officers had been slated
b dr. Of the convention, but IL
4. .niheu TO hold the same to.
y erder 10 pres rye harmonw as II
r1 $3.50 that the Powderiy fac
barn.. work the assembly. An
sse,,, me last OF the week.
wy and his decoration will
hsls Wy tonight without SPRING.
sensational charges and an
asn .h warrants OF injuncti n
~ a. ~ < Officers Of the tenelal IS
mas been announcer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

4 1s,'n' Nov. 2O.-The indica.
= ], .. pl Z. the present government
~. s'lssOooo win not only prove
Il. success, but that the aggre-
~, !, y win be far in excess Of the
!, 'ae bonds to be sold. As
10y. s''yed the bids are imnedi.
n 1 4 \, aHopened. in the treasury
4 a.,, n1. Il is impossible to know
g $40 81, = he general opening on
4 ma, any OF the names Of
4 ~ =. NE amounts bid for or
I * ~, 'as5sd, The number of en-
1 = sas the legend. Proposals
Y i IN s,.ase q 5 per cent bonas~
", .os received a, the treas
\ \. lssal u Il s sees OF the number re-
1 y ! ,sspesis for blank 70 forms ms
AT beyond expectations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
1oPuIIsT CONFERENCE
- conmrrEE GETTING
rs s' s,oY ron CONTESTS.

....,on of the Drsthren Mt
s's'e ..s,eh seems to Have Keen
w''' , interesting to Those
4, participated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08

ST. Louis, M1., Fepfue. 4 )
Phipps was shot In me o1 ne Ms
and dangerously wounasa y N ~
ret L1vott mis- is the u5 ,l,,s s.
trial for criminal assault WV srs,Iis
terday In acqu.ttal on the ,i,ss'5.
tobar 10 Inst Miss Frances Va ii u
with her sister, Mrs. Lott.SS h 5
Third street. was assa i',s X
building opposite her nom }Ia u.s q.
was charged TO Phipps. ~ N y
owing to lack Of er!de ;i.sys nr>s
dismissed. the Two sister, t,r',ls /, 4
selves and searched ne ~ '.,rntr 4 ,
They found him ct The w ss "
wav and Merchant siFssN I'D. ".
abuse him. He strted Ia fsi !;
Lovett drew her pistol FIX M ~
feu TO the Sidewalk ana No.. vsa.ia
but we're arrested. I heol,sL f1s
WIS taken to the Clty h.s ssl
say his recovery ~ d0'S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
ron Rnvryes
Indiana Woman I,,o
Divorced II L.

indiana Woman N,,.
c-... Divorced HusSs,sdsI
Charlottesville, Ind. p1s
sensational Coleman as1 ..i''a
has packed the circuit ca, IS a
the week past. has Come y', I. '',s !
plaintiff was wiuisu n /" = q
The defendant Mrs. cordsli, y &
divorced wife. In view a. s'''
social and financial. O, ~, 8 2
cnsa ia the mos, s4,r,,t s9'a ~
e.lIeI he COURTS atten,ISr ',l
ears They lived happgy
."eny ye1rs, lacking 'y NnA|
When a fierce quarrel 49, Ss' an
rival matter pertaining 4 NJ e
sued, cav s'tsa
THIS was followed by a,,.
Coleman received ne s,,a..'utA I.
was not sat.sfactcry and ~
NeASe' She swore Coleman ny
prosper and IN the liTb, @a
events It would seem ~, VI
swear in vain. ColensS's
came proverblal, First HE by.
together with the contsn,, w,
horses; new barn wss ~
pleted before it was trsates ~, y
dose of kerosene ana ma,c So %
months la,er his resllenes ~.
the night and he owner s Sss
Win his lie. Eighty beas 1 ~,
enei nEd died, presumably
i1g, but tt Is now believed ~, W
sl"ss was Administered "a 20
svll genius. a climax n, ~.
o8ma one morning when co... ,s
in5 That some wretch has ~ ,', |
N-house a visit during ~
Killed everyone OF nearly sN III
wriHg.ns their necks, the boi.,
being thrown 10 separate M,
AIRS. Coleman was suspes.ss :. /
culpr.L or at least instrprns,,,,
instance, but 1t Is only rsossG-
object OF her wrath could 49, 49,
evidence 10 warrant him !, ~.
He asked for 5000 damage, ~ "a
save him a verdict for $3.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08

and me owner had to send pos.haste for
rries. 10 calm iacir supers.iNoJs tury.
Fann.u County Farorlle: The oincr
-lrs.' q man from tne old states went IN
IN rrr Nuuu's establishment and began
b. AK of how had name Texas had
h7ek East aHl how he heard theN saol
-ernle to pieces iggt 90 "see 'em Kick
rust then some az tho boys, iust lo nave
come fnr go. some old pistols mas
-5v.rg been hired since tho var seem-
reIv. and e1t Int- general row. ln-
y.rI4r.g rley would stt ,he srIns'r bee
tvas1 those 1870 who were 0aaiIel.nE,
~ fis wits. FiauIy be dd set away and
In bis hurry be .l'1pad and Eel. heavily on
Tho s.r.ra-s ua.ame.t. He'll know next
dime hey gg. him however.
r-valda Herald. There are many seem
.--iv unnatural things tAusNIrc IN
frIs old world oc ours. I'm the
have rass=i ard with the jostine and rub
I.r.. az Tie elements against each other
f. has been demonstrated that the beds OF
......r-s have ban0 moved many feet and
even yards from their original course. bAt
tle latest egil5uc. on this subject was
produced iu the district court mere la'i
week. in the ease Of lmlnng VS. Nnlppa
ta try t'tlc. when it vas proven that the
bed Of the Dry f'r.o had moved Its course
some f.1 Naras In the last forty years.
This s line mud fast moving for river In
this dry section a gentleman Of our city.
and long re .a1lt iu Texas, TN CONVERSE
tlgu about tha matter remarked that II Us
-o,s.hIe such thing could take place nuJ
Ne suggested that Sc might have occurred
during some one of orr long drouihs ami
was caused from the earth cracking oien.
That theory NAV go down with some, but
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
TALES FROM TEXAS.

Newton County Reeori Tho t.-..-.
wrmp we ever saw turned M ID. H..
office Monday. In fact We bei-ys d, ~
tae h.geet tugnip that ever ttrp,5 .
la t',is country y measured 2o nsh.s n
ter a par, Of 10 bad basn jss,r.,..,, 49,
chick. ms IN The nntch. I. was 80 80 ny
Mr. J. l. Rogers west Of town. DE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08

Governor slma1'a whisky trade mari.
HtN H'N ha .n'rng-i wr1ai Imaua...
N. Darlington would 1y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08

It ha senate hal an authorised edition
%. the house ways ana means camm,.-
''e j might ma ways and means 10 traus-
no' business VITA moro dispatca.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
Sersleiben beitbar.

Die Ri&tisftit bisitr gttauptuns mas son
Bisltn btspstftlt ptresn, absr rtnu Or. 0ranf-
lin Wilts, ber auseasl&ntte Sptealiif Su-
etanas, bttaupttt, eaB prsltibsu btilbar fnb
une bits enrG 3auitnet BON 9eusniHtn nun.
esrbartr 5eiluuasn burt ieiu Ntp 5eart Gurt
benefit, 70 lent biss bic Aufmnfiamftit bon
WtaiOnsn, bts.an furssm Atbtm, ptrsflopftn, IN.
rssslmGeistm pulls, Wastnblabunstn, S&mn-
isn In her Seite unb S&ultsr, Grifidunssan.
fallen, SbnmaGt Ba1riutt u. {. 10. lttbtA,
auf fG.-a. 9. Dapis. Silpr Cred, Neb.,
warbe bur6 Sisr 8lal9sn Or. Mlts' RtH
esart Cure BON sinsm btrsits ,pUlf SABRE tpGb.
rsnbtn 5ersIsibsn stbtilt. Ditits puntrbarl
Ssilmittfl iif su batsn bel alien apctbsfsrn
8n@ umfpnf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
&tabtratb.
Select council, l. Dl

select Council, l. Dtdr5.
Cine bon Sanberion einssrei6te 8eio'
luton, bab Der Staotanipalt bic Offertsn
ron 2anb entlans ben prOieftlrtsn Yriiden
in seiebIi&e Sorm sur nnteridrift brin.
gen ion, CAB NnIab au einem snbIoien
8epaide iiber ben @esenfanb. 8o&e
woute bic SADIE iofort gum Mustrass se.
bradt baben, Sanbsrion empfabI, bor'
ii6tia unb fiber poransuseben.
Die 8ropnins 8fofen. SteuerSerorO.
nuns tpurbe an Elm Gomite psrmisien.
Sn elmer Sui6rift ipurbs bic Summs
ron S35, 900 fir bas gum 8rddenba,l
nStbiee 2anb am 8Iatt 9runbfiid ser'
langt.
8ohe bra6te cine 8erorbnuns Elm ,ut
Gonbemniruns bon gisentbum, baS fiir
bic 3usdnse unb StIbmauern Der neusn
8riiden nbtbis 1T.
GIemonS Ieete cine 8elolution Sor,
laut ipeI1er 6as @eribt erlu&t pirb,
Abiddter fiir ettpaiss Sdabenanipri1s
~ ernennen, bic burb ben 8au bss Wef
2adananna Mpenue 8iabuftss entitsben
ioaten.
Common Council, 2. NGrs.
Das neue Mitslisb bon Der 10. Warb,
g. S. Sidep, ipurbe einseidporen uni
funsirt on allen Gomites ieinsS 8orsdn'
gers Rinf.
Aaen 8eioIutionsn bes Select Goun,
ellis ipurbe beiseitimmt.
SIN britter 2eiuns pafIirte bic 8erorb'
nuns, tpsIde $500 3ur 8erbsEsruns bes
ourd bic 10. 0arb fiibrenSen Wessi
mad bsm @ebirse uertpiaist.
DieBoliseiberorbnuue tpurbe in Wieber.
eripdsuns sesosen unb in Der uripriins'
liden Saiiuns paiiirt, 70 bab mir in be,
3ufunft 43 PoIisiiten baben iperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
Deutsfl)e Met'serei
Gaspar Sennb,
416 Sas @aibinston .Abeaite.

VILE 6lsiidiorten BON Der bsften qualita
uno ftets friit; oessIeiden Die f@madbafte'
fen Birite ieoer art.
9ie bsiten Sdinteu uno Elm ausse3eidnetes
Corn Beef uno oas feinfe @odeIfsif6 itsts
in grober @uswabl.
Befeauuaen per pof peroen prompt aus.
aefiibrt un6 su einem 8eiude oes Seibaftes
treunbIitft einseluben.