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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-11
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The ticket should win.

The Democratic Convention met
in the Court House Monday at
- O'Clock The meeting was called
to order by County Chairman j. w
Hanahan, who stated the object of the
meeting. The following delegates
were then enrolled:
Oaklaud-Jno. Hollis, J. c.. Hollis,
II. V. Bray, +. F. Pagan, B. H.
Robertson.
Gladden's Grove-Danl. Hall, W. g.
Dixon, E L. Mobley, W. T. Scott:
W. T. McCrorey.
Blythewood-J. W. Brown, II. A,
Brown, P. G. Broom, 3. T. Hoffman,
j. n. Brown, j. w. Broom.
Ridgeway-F. B. Austin, R. Il. Nc
Kelvey, P. NJ. Spence, E. G. Palmer,
S. +. Cooper, T. L Bulow, G. II.
Smith, Alexander Walker, James
Bolick.
Horeb--T. B. McKinstry, A. NJ.
Wallace, A. P. Irby, T. J. Perry, ST.,
E. A. Rabb.
Winnsboro-T. W. Woodward, j. W.
Hanshan, r. T. Matthews, J. n. Stew
art, w. W. Ketcl.in, d a. Crawford.
Bear Creek-T ". Sigh, II. 0.
Duke, Saml. Moore, Glenn Peak, j. W.
Austin, NJ. L Cooper.
Hampton-J. D. Harrison, A. +.
Peay, Melville Nellichamr, r. T..
Reeves.
Monticello-B. E. Lyles, A. E.
Davis, F. e. Lupo, Z. E. Bell, Geo T.
Simms, G. 3. Morgan.
Woodward-J. A. Stewart, E. N.
Woodward, r. w. Brice, Sr., A. j.
Nobley, r. Walker Brice.
J. w. Hanahan resigned as chair
man, J. NJ. Stewart as secretary, and
Jno. Hellis % vice-chairman.
A County Chairman was voted for
and resulted il the election Of J. ".
Hanahan. j. NJ. Stewart was elected
secretary, and Jno. Hollis was elected
vice-chairman by acclimation.
Mr.. Bulow moved to exclude all not
in sympathy with the movement OPP
posed by j. D. Harrison and Maj.
Woodward. The motion was lost.
Mr.. Hanahan then read the call upon
which the meeting was based.
Mr.. Bray moved that one delegase
from each club lie appointed to nomi-
nate a ticket. Laid on table by motion
Of S T. Cooper.
Maj. Woodward moved that no nomi-
nations be made until after the con-
vention meets in Columbia on the 18th.
S. F. Cooper moved to lay this motion
on the table. This motion called forth
considerable discussion, there being
eight or nine speeches Major Wood
ward finally withdrew this motion,
there being no opposition to the with
draNal.
Mr.. Bu.ow then moved that nomina-
tions be made from the foo:. Voted
down.
Mr.. Brown moved that two dele
gates from each club be appointed
committee to nominate ticket. Mr..
Stewart amended by inserting one
delegate to be appointed by the chair.
Carried Each chairman was appoint
ei 10 represent his club.
The following resolution was then
passed:
.Resolted, That it is the sense of this
Ceaveition that in the approaching
eseetisn VT appeal only to Democrats
shr sIwir Suffrage, believing, as we do,
fhat the parity and harmony Of the
ireRsocratic party can be better re-
stored in our own ranks than BY an
spp al 10 any other marty.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-11
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Instructor, Free All of which Is guaran.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-11
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

when Baby was sick. We gave her Ca ioria.
When she was Child, she cried for CastQria.
When she became Miss, she cllns to Castorfs:
When she bad Children, she gave thers cas.osi&.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-11

Cases of 10 years Standing where
operations have failed have been Gu: cd
by Jrpa tse Pile Cure. Winn>boro
Drug Store.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-11
SUMMONS S.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
-. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
r, S. Douglass. Plaintitf--vs. D. a. :Deitz
Jnhn A.. Corder, Martha A. Wells and
|: Mary D Bennett: Defendants. :"
Summons for Rslief.-Compldsnt" not
Seryed. go,
To the Defendants aboye-named:
Y1Ou are hereby summoned and required
], Y to answer the complaint in this ac'
zion. which is this day fled in the Office
of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas, fo- the said County, and to serve
copv of veur answer to the said complaint
nn the subscribers at their offices, Nos. 8
and Law Range, Winnsboro, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day. OF
srch service; and if you. fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for for the relief demanded IN
the complaint.
Dated August 3, 1894.
A. S. s. W. D. DOUGLASS,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
To the Defendants, D. A. Deitz and John
A. Eorder:
Take notice, that the complaint in this
action, together with the summons, COT
which the foregoing isa copy) was
filed in The Office Of the Clerk OF sae
Court of the ommon Pleas in the County
Of Fairfield and State Of South Carolina
on the ard day Of August, A: D. 1884:
" AS &W. d. DOUGLASS,
s-8-6t Plaintiffs Attorneys,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-11

Call for the IIo,s, Brand Of John.
sons magnetic Oil. 1t has no equal
for the diseases Of horses aud cattle.
S1.00 s:z. 81 cts. 30 ct. y c;s. Winns-
5ero Drug Store.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

Sad Przysiegsych uznal Couglina o
.kart onego o udzisl W zamordowaniu
DR.. Cronina - ni~ewinuym.
Wyrok uniewinnisjscy Jest prawdziw,
niesPodzianka ola caiego Chicsgo. Wy.
woiaf on Powszechue z~dziwienie, q ma
vet oburzenie. Gszety tatsjszs dsjs
lynn uczuciom wyraz W artykulacf
wstepnyoh.
*P. Msrkiewicz, znany sr6d Polonii
tutejszej malarz, podsrowsi piekny o.
brsz wlasnego pedzla do muzeum naro,
dowego PREY Wv. N. P. Obrsz ter
pr~zedstawia ,,Porwsnie dzieci W War
szawie". Stokrotue dzieki "a ten pick.
ny dsr.
Bracia Reszke wystepuja W D RE
tax zwsnej francuzko .wioskiej. Pred.
stawienis odby wsja sic W Auditorium,
scion potrws 4 tygodnie. Bltisze szcze.
gofy W przysziym numerIe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
Przedstawieh PREY wejsciu " kasie.
Komitet.
Odezwa Weteran0w PoIsktch
do Bracf RodRk0w.


do Braci Rodak6w.
Tow. Wetersnow zostsio inkorporo.
wane czion. 35 dotychczas; nadmienic
wyPads, aeby ME TAXI kr6tki czss.
oz'onk6w byioby dsleko wiecej, leoz
Poczatki 50 zawsze trudne, pomimo to-
60 ae wielu jest nam nieprzychylnych,
komitet dalej pracuje jak mote, natra-
fisjsc ma rotne przeszkody; wiele ma
trudnos'i, steby wywiszae sic Z zadania
swego jaknajlepiej. Tow. wetsran6w
zfyoh mysli ME ma. Spraws ia powin.
ma obchodsie ksadego prswego Polaka.
Kto chce przystapic do Tow. Wete-
ran6w, prosimy, MECH sic zglosi jak
n~ajPredzej. Postanowiono, ateby DO.
siedzen'e odbyio sic W niedz. d. Is
marcs +. b. o godz. 5.tej 20 poludniu W
bali OBJ. 7. Nslepifskiego. Kazdy czlo-
mex bye Powinien, gdys sprawl bsrdzo
wazna, q czas ma wszystko kr6tki.
Komitet.
(Proszono ably umiescie dos,ownie.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
POlska szkofa
AKUSSEE&I

AHOSSEFHI
~ CHICAGO.
E~sculapian College OF Midwifery.
Zaiotons " rokn 1855.
Re szko&y tel wysio juz kilkadziesist
sdolnych akuszerek, ktore obecnIe cie-
"a sic dobr en- pow~odzeniem.
Szkota naszs potwierdzons przez "a.
Rad iekarski State Board of Health.
Zgfaszat sic listownie do:
ID M. Orglert -Kaczorososka tsscrst.ry
Hawthorne,
p. o. HYMAN,
COOK Co. III.
Widziec sic MONA osobiscie " ofsie
803 w. lSta uIica,
pomiedxy gods, S-ma a 10 rano: Iuh x,aczo
EN- " Niedziele " re~zydencyi hawthorne,
dwa biloxi cd Depot W apiece, dokad tame.
crny, agent wskaze droge Tylko 90 minut
kolei,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14


Sxfsdamy niniejszem ssrdeczne po.
dz~iekowanie wszystkim, kt6rzy o6sro
wall nam swa pomoc W urzsdzaniu vie
ozorkow i giownie przyczynili sic dc
tego, Re sala nasza byia zaws,e zapei.
niona a publicznesc W wysokim stopniu
xadowolona.
Dziekujemy rownie. So, Publicznos
oil, 20 liczuem uczeszczsniem ma nasze
wieczorki, data nam moznos6 z}ozeuis
oho6 malej sumki ma szpital polski. lie
ts sumka wynosit bedzie, zswisdomimy
Sc. C~zytslnikow nsjbliaszym numerze
Pen,ewat ksade powodzenie dodaje
ducha i pobudza do czynu, wiec I my
many nadzieje uie raz j~eszcze widywst
z~adowolona publiczuosc ma naszych
wieozorkach.
KOmitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

Zsdnego z lekarstw ME sprzsdaje tax
wiele jak DR.. Augusta Koeniga ham.
burskich kroPli, kt6re polubione zostsly
wskutek tego, Re utywsjsc ich bardzo
wielu ludzi zostsio wyleozonych. - G..
A. Spreckelmsyer, Lsngis Sore, Mo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

Ostatni wieozorek Tow. Samoksx sic
Polek. wypadi ~swietnie i byl korona DO.
pr1ednich. Wszystkie numera propra-
mu wzbudzaiy zsdowolenie publicznos
OF, a niekt6re wywo,aly zupelny "a.
chwyt, do tych ~zaliczy6 nslety muzyke
PAM DIR. Lsude, DR.. Janczewskiego j
deklamscye PIP. Mirskiego i Piotrow.
skiego. PIP. Gwaokie ~spotegowaly mile
wrstenie, jake ich sPiew wywari ma
'p~oprlednim wieczorku. q przyjemno
scia r6wniet witsmy MOVIE silly muzy.
ozne, jake okazsiy sic Ia p~iedzielnym
~wieczorku W grze psnny H Gerry.
lnne deklanacye jake to p. Chmielih-
skiege i maiej E ci J6z .ik W odpowio
dni sPos6b Przeplataiy powaaniejsze
punkts programu.
Niedzielny odczyt, a raczej daisy
ciag odczytu 2. Broels W ~po}sozeniu .
pierwszym dal nsm obrazowa / dokiad.
ns historye naszych brsci, kt6rzy "a Gu
dza wolnosc p~rzelewali krew, W nadziei,
ze CT obey pozuiej i'm pomogs "a.
wiedli sic walczac jsk bohstsrowie
zgineli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
Kronika m~iejscowa.


sobots, IL b. m. o godzinie 6 tel
wieezorem odbedzie sic " biurze Rzsdu
Centralnego posiedzeuie delegst6w
wszystkich tutejszych grup " spravie
urzadzenia obchodu kcsciuszkowskiego.
Tow. ME zwiszkowe. kt6re aycza sobie
wsPoiuczestuiczyc W o~bchodzie niechaj
przysls swych przedstawicieli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
Teatr ma szpiial polski,
Komitet.

Teatr ma szpitnl polski,
w dniu Is kwietnia Z. b. W hall Pu.
2awskiego II Wojcieohowie PREY Ash,
land ave.; q dniu % kwietnia r. b.. W
hall szkolnej PREY Bradley ul. odegrs-
na ~zostanie prrez amator6w ,Chsta IA
wsis" dramat ludewy ze spiewsmi i tan
cami. Jskkolwiek sam rzeczony dra.
mat, tax pod wzgledem tresci, Jsk /
pod wzgledem tendency, Jest przesli-
cznym, iakkolwiek umysi, oko, siuch i
SERGE W zupelnosci takowym zadowolni
sic, nadto nsjwybitniejsze osobistosci
pod wzgledem zdolnosci dramstycznycb
raczyiy przyjsc udzisl W wykonsniu
tel sztuki, q mianswicie: Panic DIR. Lam
de, Rosa, zo&kowsks, Koiaczyhska
panowie: A. Chrzsnovski, Adwosat
Smulski, Wojuicki, Chmielifski, Da.
romski, Polkowski i wielu innych, mad
to Choir Chopina mezki i Choir Jutrzenki
damski, pr6cz kilku amsuorAk, wreszcie
odtahczonym bedzie taniec narodowy
wegierski, (solol przez panny Kr6li
kowsks i Norcoth, oraz 9 par mszura
przez uajlepszych tancerzy.
Same sprowsdzenie wsponnianej
sztuki z Wsrszawy, polaczone bylo z
wieloms trudnoseiimi 1 kosztami, wy
stawienie zss takoweJ, sprswienie no.
wych ubior6w nsrodowych, orsz paru
nowych dekoracyj, o~s wietlenie elektry-
czne i r6ane u~tensilia, przyczynilo sic
do bsrdzo znscznych wydatk6w, ola te-
go upraszamy Szanownych Rodsk6w o
jak nsjlicznieisze zebranie sic ma obs.
diva wspomuisne przedstswienia, ably z
takowych m6gl rzeczywis,ie szpital
polski osiagnac korzysc reslna.
Sltuka ia W Warszawie CRANE byls
przeszio sto razy. rowniez grans byla
W Krakowie, we Lwowiei W Poznaniu
z wielkiem po~wodzeniem. co przema-
via "a rzeczywists dobroois drsmatu, q
wiec katdy, ktory pojdzie ma wspom.
nione przedsts wienie, ME bedzie asio.
wac ami swojej fstygi, ami pouiesionego
wydatku, gdyz pod kstdym wzgledem
wyniesie ztamtsd przyjemne wrsteIie.
Muzyka dyrygowsc bedzie p. Nowicki.
Rs.yserem wspomnisnego teatru jest
p. jerry Mirski.
UPrsszsmy wszystkie Towsrzystwa
polskie, ably W powyaej w~spomnisnych
dnisch Is ] % Kwietnis, ME urzsdzaiy
zadnyoh przedstswieh testrslnycb, ME
chcac wyrzadzic szkody sobie ssmym
iub przedstswieniu ma rzecz szpitsls
p~olskiego, z ktorego n~iewstpliwie wiele
rodzin z czssem korzysts6 mole.
Nsdmienis sic, .e pc sko6czonem
przedstswieniu W hall P~ulsskiego ma
Wojciechowie odbedzie sic bsllll
Bilet6w ns obsdws przedstswienis
dostsc MONA 20 Genie $1.oo, 5Oo., 86c.,
25 c., przy ulicy Noble W spteksch
PIP. Szwsjksrts, bsrdohskiego / Xslow.
skiego, orsz " o6ssch redskcyj: Gszety
Kstolickiej, zgody / Gszety Polskiej
! " apiece p. Butkiewiczs PREY uli,y
Milwaukee ave.
Ma Wojciecbowie " rsdskcyi Srtan.
dsru, PREY II ! Ashland ave., W hall
Pussskiego, 79e PREY Ashland ave. W
s~slonie, u p. Cieszewiczs " golarni /
prey 10 al. u 2 Chmielihskiego.
Ma Jsdwigowie " apiece DIR. Str1y.
1owskiego, Hoyne Ave. pod No. 1925
1 u p. Mirskiego " plebsnii PREY Hoyne
Ave. pod No. 1903.
Wreszcie ns South Chicsgo u p. Ma
chnikowskiego, n~suczyciels / podczss
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
DIR W1ad. Statkiewicz.
Lekarz re starego kraju

Lekarz ze starego kraju
Z ~dhugolstnis praktyks PREY sGe .a.ach
jsk " Europie, tax A~meryce, spa ali
sta chorob kobiecych i dziecinnycn le-
cry z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie cnoro.
by zsstarzsle, jak to: ~dusznos6, rsuma.
tyzm, choroby gardis, piersi, tote dka;
Oh gsowy, 6cz, nosa, uszu, feb.y skro-
Judy, wyrzuty ma giowie 1 skorz /; choro-
oby mRoiczne, zboczenia regr Iarnosci
oisie oplawy, krwotoki, lis o'odnosc
bolesci poPoaogowe i t p. dc egliwosci
kobiece | wogole wszslkie Oh rcby met
czyzn, kobiet i dzieci - leczy predko i
skuteczuie.
Lekarstwa - p~rzyrzsdzsne " mojem
laboratoryum. pod ~wyiscznsm mym do
zorem.
Do dokiaduie 70 ile motoosci czytel.
nie) opisanego twego cierpienia z wy
m .enienism ,,Zgody" dcisca2 cent. INA.
ozek Pocztowy, a ojwsc!ns poczta Cd
Powiem lie bedzle uwsc kurscys | co
oeda kosztowsc lekargtws.
Adres:
DR.. ". Staikiesoics,
954 Joliet str. "A SALE, ILL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

soBIE zYCzY .woiob -
=w nyoh lub przyj.ci6} : En-.
.oPy 90 Ameryki sprowsdzie LIMA ok,a-
eowa przez Hamburg, Bremen At
werPlS Rotterdam, A~m.ts,d.n
Szc1ecin' do New Yorku, Phil.deinh;i
Baltimore Montreal 1 t. d., MECH !,
agfO.i DO gfownego agenta n. wuzv,t.
kie hnie okrstowe:
II. g. O.. SCHMIDT
Ws1OnQ, Ainnesoto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

Dziewczeta p FG1e.is T sl.:, d s,.t'
ca ufsmim snsryksnskich jalo sfus.c..
Sscsegoinie svieno prEybyfym dsiswozynom
2 kuropy moge dad miejsc. saras, PAM
Ia sAWIcKA, strsoz.rks- $3.50 oots.e.
Grove ave., Chicago, Ill
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
SALOON
pOfacz0ny q r~estauracva

SIANL8kAWA ROROSz
znsjduje sic " centrslnym puukcie mia.
lob w. Rando 'ph Street..
" Poblitu Desplsin ulicy.
Gfowna kwaters q ~yoiskich bjzne.
.istow. U~meblowsne pokojez wiktem
l beg tskowego do wynsjecis,
NsjlePsze trunk | zswsze svie.e IN.
do.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
MILWAUKEE AVENUE STATE Bauk
corner Milwaukee Ave. q Carpenter St. cuo..o -,

Od1terajq handzosoe / zaosz.u
D'en'qdSe, przecAooujq tako,or. -
S,'ScSdiny procent od pisniedzU 49,.
oanDn ssoSoaych. Sprzedapaja an.
y~.ye "S6sle ma 'oszystkse psv,Eo
WNosycsajq pieniaIzs "a
~ nm rzStelne porscsenia.
PAUL o. sTsNsLAHo. prezydent -
wicepTezydent CHARLEs Z soaI 1.~1.row S.LAusxa
MORRILL,, rzecznik. layer Do
DYRKKToRzY:
Buy, John II. smpI.k,
John T. Hanson wsNmn; a. q Laasteu F.a Hsrsos.
'Ohh a. P~rzybysz, zarzadca. ''nn AeLareh,
styeznosci MARVIN Danl,sm ,.~
milwaukee, Avenue ,srs D.no-.~
GLEN zoo%1wa ei u~rz;dzone doskon.e $500
moga. UEytfowaf mol s,oofiele dostac Ee Do nichass
Gene. 10 "a oardzo uminkc1.S.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
Tow. Mar. POIskfch MuIarzy.

80 N"H'E ofshfcH
Ma Posiedzeniu odbytem dnia IL
marca r. b. przystapiio do Tow. czlon-
kow IL. ZsPrsszamy polskich mularzy
ma nastepne ~posiedzsnie duis 18 marc,
o godI. 3 wieczorem W hall GroeRwal
da 1858 Holt ave. Zgloszenis pr1yj.
mule sekr. tego Towarzystvs Korne.
liusz Szwedka l20 Cleavsr St.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
FOlski MaIarx

hI "AIaFZ.
pleyszem ogiaszam Szan. Pol.ki.,
r~uollc.nosci, 10 90 tylko r-oxpooz.Iag
na :woJs reke isko mslarr ze st.,sna
sIa, zatem podejmuje sic mslowanis
Hoslosow dom6w, tapetowania poLoi
wszystko 90 wohodzi " zakres m.I..-
SKI. Nam nadzieje, IL Szanovni p.
10y lecza mnie Poprzec sws bratersk,
JozEF WINKIEL,
QUO Noble st. Chicago, Ill.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-10
confession OF A crime
Blixt Recites tbe Shocking Details of
the Cling Murder.
RODE WITH THE DYING GIRL
At the Request of Hayward the Engineer
Took the Murdcrcr's Place in the Buggy
and Dumped the Body Of the Vic.
tim Into the Street.


By the United Press.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 9.-Still an
other confession has been made in the
Catherine Cling murder case. 1t has
been the thory of the police that c. A.
Blixt, the engineer of the Ozark flats
where both Miss Cling and Harry Hay
ward resided, committed the murder at
the instigation of Hayward. Today
BliXt broke down and made complete
confession in which he charges Harry
Hayward with committing the murder.
According to his story he was sent by
Hayward to the scene of the murder.
Hardly had he arrived there than Hay
ward drove uD with Miss Cling. When
within fifty feet of him the shots were
fired and Hayward alighted from the
buggy.
THE deed is DONE" he said, get in
and drive it around until it Is dead and
then dump 1t out"
BliXt took Hayward's place in the
buggy and drove along the road for
about a mile until he became satisfied
that Miss Cling was dead. Then he
drove back and when near the place
where the murder was committed he
rolled the body in the robe and pushed
it out of the buggy and into the road.
He then drove the horse about a mile
until he reached the Lyndle avenue car
line. Then he turned the animal loose
and rode in a car down town. The
| horse went direct to the stable and this
was the first intimation that any one
received that anything was wrong.
IIayward's Extraordinary Nerve.
The murder, according to Blxt, was
committed shortly after o'clock and
as soon as he got into the buggy, Hay
ward walked to the Hennepin avenue
car line and then took the daughter OF
a prominent lawyer to the theater
BliXt claims that the murder was
originally fixed for the preceding Sun.
day night, but circumstances were such
that it had to be abandoned. Hayward
was to Slug" Miss Cling with piece OF
railroad iron which BliXt had provided
the body was to have been thrown out
near the curb at street corner, the
horse turned loose and the buggy
wrecked for the purpose Of giving color
to the theory that the woman had beer
killed in runaway. This plan, 81
BliXt says, could not be carried out sue
cessfully and it was decided to shoe
her.
BliXt tells of several other jobs which
had been proposed by Hayward, bu
which fell through and says that afte
this job, for which he was to receiV
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-10
FITZSIMMONS HAS $1,000 UP.
Second Deposit in His Stake for the Cor,
bett Fight Is Made.
BY the United Press

New York, Dec. 9.-The second de-
posits in Fitzsimmons' stakes Of So 900
for his coming fight with Corbett has
been posted with the stakeholder. The
amount was $500. This makes $4,000
Fitzsimmons has now posted. The en-
tire amount of Corbett's stake was
posted when the champion signed the
articles of agreement. Fitzsimmons'
next deposit is due in February.
Thus far the arrangements for the
match have gone along very smoothly
none of the parties interested antici-
pate any hitch. Joe" VeHdig, the
match maker of the Florida Athletic
club who is now in Jacksonville, says
that the repeal of the boxing ordinance
in that city means nothing. He init
mates that the ordinance was rescind-
ed to satisfy the church element and
that another ordinace permitting glove
contests can be passed at the proper
time. He says that all business men in
| Jacksonville want the battle to come
off and will do everything in their
power to assist the officials of the
Florida Athletic club to bring the
match to successful conclusion.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-10
TORTURED A WHITE MAN.
Atrocious Treatment Of Prisoner in In
dian Territory by Cherokees Who
Wanted Him to Confess Crime.
By the United Press.

BY the United Press.
Guthrie, o. T., Dec. "a story OF
atrocity smacking of the usages Of a
barbarian country comes from David,
small town in the interior of the
Indian Territory. Colonel A. j. Black
well, we'll known in the west, was ar
rested some time ago for selling land,
and, according to the Cherokee laws
may be sentenced to death for his
treason.
Blackwell, after being clean shaven
and stripped of his clothes, was brought
before Chief Oha, who was then holding
council, on Monday, and was asked
to confess. Blackwell answered that he
had no confession to make, that he was
the victim of malicious conspiracy,
and asked to be released. Instead he
was carried to the needles" a place
Of torture adjoining the prison, where
he was subjected to treatment horrible
in the extreme.
Ten bucks, dancing around their vic
tim and each welding a steel used for
the purpose, jabbed the naked flesh of
Blackwell. Their cries of "Ki-yi" and
the torture We're kept up till Blackwell
bleeding and faint from the dozens OF
punctures in his flesh, sank to the
ground. In this condition he was taken
back to his former cell and still re.
mains in irons, hand and foot, notwith-
standing the fervent appeals of his rela.
tives and friends.
What makes the case more compli,
Gated is the fact that Blackwell is q
full fledged American and has no Cher.
okee blood in him, as has been stated
His trial has not been set, and what
Pfwther indignit1es await him remain t
be seen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-10
MINOR VIKINGS.

Rumors that Premier Thompson, of
Canada, will resign eXcites the Dominion
politicians.
Pierre Gray, son Of Ex-Governor Gray,
of Indiana, Is at deaths door at his In
dianapolls home.
The South Carolina house has killed a
proposition to reduce the legal rate of in
terest to per cent.
Depressed by Ill health, George H.>Rich-
ardson, New York fruit importer, cut
his throat with razor.
Leaving behind a $4,000 defalcation,
Cashier +. Brice, Of the National bank
of Quanah, Tex, has fled.
Having lost all his fortune by stock
speculation, Goodman Barnet, a business
man of Chicago, shot himself.
In collision of two freight trains at
Wheeling, w. Va, William Bracey was
fatally hurt and several others injured.
In order to insure death, Joel Il. George,
wealthy Starke( Fla.) farmer, first
swung off beam and then cut his throat
For the second time in five weeks burg.
lars entered COngressman-elect Harry
Miners house, New York, but got nc
booty.
furtner OutraBeS OF CaulenulanS on the
Mexican frontier including the killing OF
a colonel and two soldiers, may provoke g
conflict.
The Iron Mountain railroad proposes tc
discontinue all night passenger trains II
the Indian territory on account of tn,
outlawry.
The Bell Telephone monopoly in Rich
mond, Va, was ended by the common
council repeating the franchise and invit
ing competition.
outlaws visisted Cyrus Kings farm
near Gushing, o. T., shot him dead TO
giving information about them, an,
burned his property.
A second attempt to fire the cotton pal
ace at Waco, Tex, resulted in the can
ture of l.. V. Harcourt, of Houston, VIII
says 1t was accidental.
,I Two German lodges, Knights of Py
thias, in Baltimore, have left the orde
because Of refusal of the grand lodge t
authorize German ritual.
For kidnapping young girl and conceal
ing her in a cabin, Claude Ransbotton
of Marshall county, Ind, was arrested
and lynching is threatened.
With a poison phal by his side, e,
Postmaster Robert Huston, of Braidwoot
4 ILL.,, was found dead In a Chicago hote
having killed himself because Of bushes
losses.