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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
S6redlideS Saselwetter in
mieu. 70

Gin S~aseIfurm, Der Srsitas Morsen
Misn bsimiudte, ridtete ~unsebeuren
Sdaben an unb foitete stpei Dteni6en,
bic bon umitirsenben 8dumen eridIasen
tpurben, baS 2eben. 8iele ipurben bers
tpunbet. 9ur1sebenbe Pferbe berur.
iadten sabIreide unfdae. Sc pirb se'
iGGbt, Sab 100000 Senitsr bonn Sasel
seri6Iasen tpurbsn, 500 Senfterideiben
i'm SanbeIsminiierium uno 600 III Der
Sofburs. SIN ben oberen Stodiperfen
unb in benz SIiseI, mo Der &aiier feline
@smG1er Bat, blieb ni6t cine Sdeibe
unperisbrt. Cine gbtbsiluns artiGsrie
nit 80 @ef1uben tpurbe auberbalb Der
Stabt auf elmer nsbuns iberraidt. Die
Bferbe ftoben Dor Anst mad allen &id'
tunsen auseinanber unb 80 SoIbaten
lasen baIb biIfIos unb bIutenb auf BEN
8oben. Rebrere ipurben nieber9erannt
unb elmer set5otet. Drei Ofisiere trusen
IebenssefdbrIi9e 8erlsbunsen bapOn.
SIN ben Sauptitraben tpurben SieIs 8ers
fonen Sur6 SaseIftiide perIest. Die
idbnen @drten Der Stabt bieten einen
tIasIideu AnbIid bar. Die 8dume iinb
ibrsr SLATER bsraubt, bic 8Iumen Der.
ni6tst unb bic promsnaben bur9 abees
bro1ens aeite unb fIsine 8dume bers
ipsrrt. 8iele Sduier iebsn aus, aIS Oh
ie S6isbideiben fir Snfantsrie seipe'
fen tpdren. Telesrapben' unb TeIepbons
brGbte tpurben n%ieberseipebt unb perurs
Ia9tsn ben Sob bon tauienben bon 90.
ssIn unS bic 8staubuns sabIreidsr Pfsrs
be.
Saufsn bon SaseItGden iammeIten ii6
in ben MbsussfunaIen an unb peritcpften
bieieIbsn, ipobur6 cine Slutb in ben ME.
brisen Diitriften beruriadt ipurbe. SIN
einem Sale erreidte bas Daiier bas
SdIaisrmmsr elmer SamiIie. Gin Boil.
silt, uelder sur SiIfe berbeieiIte, mare
beim 8eriu6. Elm 8inb su retten, nabesu
srtrunfen. Nebrere Subrtperfe blieben
in ben S%aselbaufen fteden. Bon 10000
Sduiern lit Elm Drittel obne cine belle
Ssniteri9sibe.
gud Yrebburs ipurbe bon BEN Sassl.
tpsttsr beimssiudt. weI9eS an ben oorti'
gen @einbersm unsebturen Sdabsn
anridtste. Bon Osbenburs, 9sssprim
uub Sroatien ipurben ipdbreno Der Wode
bsftiee 6etpitter beridtet.
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500 8elphnuna. O

Die 9eier Sieier 3situns psrb.n fd frsusn
su erfabrsn. BOB 20 ~penieftens cine sefirdtete
arantbsit sisbt. uelde Die BiH.nidaft in aa'
ibr.n etufsu 3u beiIen i'm etanoe 1T Salts
8atarrb.au II 1T Die eiuSiss iebt Der arStlidsn
Brioerfdait betannte pofitipe Sur. Satarrb
erforoert ais cine Gonititntionstrantbeit cine
eonititutioneIs 8ebanoluns. Salls aatarrb.
auf oas BIut unb bic ihIeimisen Sberidden
oes eyhems, baonrd bic 8runSIase Der srunf.
belt ssrtorenb ano Dem patisnien &raft sstsno,
inbem fs Die gOnfiutiOn hes a0rpers %aufbaut
uuo Der Ratur in ibrem @erfe bilft. %ie
Gis.ntbimer babsn 70 pisI 8.rtrauen 5u ibren
Seilirdftsn, bob ie einbnnoert Dollars Belob.
nuns fir isosn 8al a%nbleisn. ben fs 3u furir.n
berfsblen. 2abt gud cine eifs bon BsuSnifsu
fommeu. Ran aore1ire:
8. Gbeneb s. So. SoIeoo. D.
pd- 8ertauft bon allen apotbefern. 75e
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8riiSer Der, iasen ite entpeSer ;iim
Sauie binars rnb ipebren ibnen ben
Mieoereintritt ober treiben iie BON
Sonis meg tn cine Ode bes Stodes,
mo iie 10 lause ~Sefansen sebalten per'
ben, bis iie perbun9ern.
Der Sle;B Der slrbeitsbienen tiirst
aber aud oeren eisene Griiten;. Ole
slrbeit fir bas @emeinwobl, fir bic
Sufunft bes Solfes, Sebrt file uuf.
Gdsli6 fOrSern Su%nsbienen Die 0et'
den Der i'm Oienite Seltorbenen bius
aus.
3peifellos fpdre bas 8ienenpolt pers
loren, lpeun ui6t bic unsebeure Sri6ts
bartlett Der 8Onisin fir f~ortwdbrenoeu
Grfas iorste. Die Gierablase beriels
ben be9inut sepObnli6 I'M Sanlar,
mann Sas Solf aus Der @interrube
allmdlis erpa6t. Ole &Dnisin lest
bam anfauss rir menise @ier, aber
iie iteisert ibre Gbdtisfeit, bis file TN
Sriibiabr ibren SObepunft Slr6 tGSs
tides 2esen BON etpa 800 @iern ers
reidt. @tbt es piel Sonis baier bic
8teuen 3ablrei6ere 8rut;ellen, nirS
bam bas Bolt ju sros, 70 finbet cine
8tlferwanberun9 itatt. Ole alten Bic
neu aiebeu nit ibrer &6nisin aus,
,in teres Seim ja griinoen.
0or bieiem nS6ndrmer", bas 9es
ipUbnli6 i'm sunni unb aud nod gnfanss
Guilt itattfinbet, besibt ii9 in benz
Stode gar Disadvantages.
&est it6 tn einem 8olfe Der
S6warmtrieb, 70 bauen Die arbeitss
bienen an peridiebenen Stellen Der
@aben mebrere srobe 3ellen CUR Grs
briituus bon SSni9inneu, bamit ote
| Suriidbleibenben bermebrt Deroen f6n>
men unb ein iun9eS Yolf inn altenS tode
eutitebe. Die &6nigin lest in jebe
bteier 8ellen elm 81, ieoo6 tn iSwis
i6enrdiimer, bon einisen 1aser, Samit
bic iun9en S0nigtnnen ni6t glei63ets
tts, ionbern mad chamber aus i6liipfen.
Sobalo bic 3ellen bebedelt iinb uno
bic guppen lid Der Gnbperipanbluns
udbern, wittert bic alte S6nisiu
Nebenbublerl6aft unS psriudt, bic
96niss;ellen NIT ibrer Ssut gu ger
ftOren. Sieran binberu iie bic briiten'
ben slrbeitsbienen, Die ii6 gum eriteu
Male in @eseniae gu Der Iesierlne
brinser unb gu 9uniteu Der 2broufOl'
aeriu rebelliren.
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6aarffrdubenbe @lutthat.

Ser Drudereibeiiber 8arI Seieer bon
Berlin, nibt Der Nnfreidsrmeilter
Seeser, tpie suerit eemeIbst ipurbe ; Elm
Nann, Der friiber in iebr suten 8erbGIt'
nifien Iebte uno iid in sebiIbeten @eieas
fH~aft8freiien bepeete, tpurbe in ben
eriten Tasen beS SUM- iammt ieiner
sansen SamiIie bon feds 8erionen iobt
in ieiner @obnuns an Der @rOBen Sam.
burserftrabe bon Der BoliSei sefunbsn.
Durd seiddftIiden 8iidsans unb Ssrs
luit bate er fat iein games 8ermbsen
perIOren. gr unb feline Srau briitetsn
iber ibr llnsliid, bis iie bic 8erstpeifs
lung Der Notb padte unb Iie ii6 nit ibren
8inbe,n am 8anbe bes Suneertobes
tpdbnten. Sic fabtsn ben gnti9Iub,
Der Dual Elm i9neles gnbs su MAIDEN.
Gm slbenb beS 2. Stunt saben iie ibren
beiben dlteren Sbbnen, &uboIpb unb
Bruno, 10 reip. 10 Sabre alt, SdiIer
zines 8erIiner 8pmnaiiums, Gift Elm.
8eibe ftarben fat iofort. Damn sr.
bdnsten bic @Itern ibren iinsiten Sobn
Wartin, 10 Sabre alt, unb ibre elm,
siss iisbenidbrise Todter gIiiabetb. Oils
bic 8inber tobt tparen, .ranfen beibe Elm
tbbtIides Gift. Damit nod nibt gus
frieben, eripiirste Seiser feline Srau
nit einsm Sttid unb erbdnste iid ieIbii
i'm 8immer. Gr bintsrIieb einen Brief
in ipeIdem er ben 9Ian ieiner baaritrdu.
benben 8Iuttbat barseIe8t bate. Sei'
ger CAB am Morsen nod 2ebensseiben
bon iid,. Starb aber baIb.
Die Seeser'ide Morb' unb SeIbits
morris raebbie bat einen pompbaften
AbfdIub eefunben. 9IS eS gesolten
bate, ben Malermeifter 8arI Seeser
aus Der brinsenbfen Gtstb su retten, ha
bate ii6 8einer einsefunben. SIN Der
8erstpeif flung reifte bann Der @ntibIub
bes Seeser'i9en gbepaares, erft feline
bier 8inber, i'm 4Iter bon 10, ID, 10 unb
Z Sabren, brei 3nabsn unb Elm Wdb1en,
unb bann iib feIbit su tbbten. Nemanb
mar ibnen in ibrer Notb beiseiprunsen,
gum 8esrabniiie auf BEN Sriebbofe Der
Sopbiensemeinbe iparen lie aber 4le er'
idisnen nit 8annern unt 8Iumen bic
WaIermeiiters Snnuns, peIder Seeser
anssb6rt bate, in cprpore, Deputationen
idmmtlider anbsrer Snnunsen, bic 2ebs
rer unb SaiIsr be8 Sppbien.@ pmnaii.
umS, tpeldes bic brsi Seessr'fden Sbbs
ne bsiudt battsn, unb cine u~nsebeuere
Menidenmense. Die rlnbuIbiamfeit
tpaste iid aber aud an bic @rDbe biefes
tlnslids beran; ber Superintendent
2sonbarbt unterIieb eS, bic 2eiden bes
Mannss unb Der Srau einsuiesnen unb
ipra6 nur iiber bic 2inbsr ben Sesen.
Die 1leberfibrune Der 2eiden mad Der
Iobtenbaqe auf benz 5rieSbOfe bate fait
su einem 9umuIt sefibrt. Die 2eute
Der InitaIt, bic nit Der 8eerbieuns be'
traut iparen, Iuben bic Sdrse ses gbes
paares unb bic beS aIteiten SobneS auf
einen Offeuen Sunbepasen unb bic Der
brsi anbersn 8inber auf einen Sanbtpas
gen, ipeIdsn stpei Mdnner so8en. Sieie
Nobbsit empbrte bic 8etpobner Der Nads
baridaft berartis, ba6 iie ben 2eutsn
su 2eibe seben tpollten unb nur bic Das
stpiidentunft Der goIisei sinen Sumult
perbinberte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
st6nses 8eIeoenbeit oibt 5i6 6n,,,.

Stdnbes 9eIesenbeit sibt, fi6 Gn;is
ieseu, BON mo er ben INN bic S0nis
GIN traubenfOrmig fi6 srtppirenben
S6Darm obne groBe Wtiibe in einem
leinenen Sansbeutel einbeimit unb in
einen neuen Sorb perbringt.
@adlen in benz alten Sorb smei
RrinSeiiinnen frGftig senrig beran, nm
Barteieu TIM it6 gu idaaren, TO brobt
bort elm erbitterter Sampf. SIS erfpddit
benz 8ienenpater bic weitere Iufgabe,
ben Stod pab;utrommeln." @r itellt
ben absutrommelnben Stod nit Der
Wiiinbuns mad oben unb iest einer aits
bren Sorb barauf, binbet, mo beiSe
9Orbe ii6 beriibren, Elm Saubtu6
berlm iinb trommelt nit ben SduSen,
uuten anfansenb, auf bte @anbuns bes
iinteren Sorbes. Die babur6 beris
rtibisten Inbdnserinnen Der dlteren
Prin3eiiin riiden nit berielben in ben
oberen &orb, mdbrenb bic iitngere,
i6wadere NIT ibrem 8olte in benz ltls
teren perbleibt.
90 piel beS Sntereiianten pdre nod
iiber bic Gtsentbitmli6feiten bieier
merfuiiroisen Snieften unb iiber tbre
9ebanbluns 81 beri6teu, bod iei bes
@eiasten bieriiber seuus. Gur nod
eintse itatiitii6e 0aten iiber bic Bro
button bes 9oniSS mOSen bier Plas
finben:
Die srDSte Mense Sonis, Die in
einem Sabre jemalS aus einem 9ieners
itode 9enonnen wurbe, betrug SO
8funb. Der Stod entbielt eDprif6e
8ienert unb 9eb0rte eirlem 9emiiien
Carroll in Dresden, 2eras. Der srDste
9ienensii9ter Der @elt, elm sewiiier
partition in Californian, beiist 5000
9tenenltOde, pou benen er idbrlt6
10000 BfrnS Sonis erntet TN
@ertbe BON etwa $40, 600. Die Sc
iammtjabl Der 8ienenitDde in europa
iinb ben Ser. Staaten ioll fait 7 ,5O0,s
900 nit elmer Sabresproouftion BON
burti6uittli6 1872, OOO, 600 bis 1884,
900, 900 8funb betragen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
,ueber Uerpen."

Sier LIT etipas Berninitiaes ttnb ,olie
nns ale intereiiiren. 9r. Q SCOOPS I'm
terintunsen baben seseist, baB tpenn Der
SauptHers eiies Grmes poer Beines burd<
idnitten tpiro, pber penn elm beitdnbiger
Druid auf bieie Rerpen ausgeibt ipirb, bic
wtlSfeln geIdbmt tperoen. Or fano, ba6
Geben unb Strait auf Nerpenftdrfe beribeu
nro oieies 1T bic rlriade, bnB i%osenannte
Blltreiut9ungsmittel MIR poriibergebcnoe
Gttoerung getpdbren. Or fauo ebenfals,
Dob genihe Rerben bic 9bdtigteit bes
Ntngens, Der 2eber, Rieren un6 anberei
tnneren Srgane i%ontrouiren.
Or. SdoopY @ieberberteIIer III
elm Seilmittel fir Magen,, Sober iino Nierei.
&rantbeiten, inbem berielbe aiir Stdrfuna
nub grndbruns bieier Nerpen beitrdaE.
9ieie Mfebisin 1T fein Nerpine ooer aiftiaes
WerpenreiSniitteI. - Brpo, Sleiid, Rarfof.
feln II. I. ip, er5eigen 8lut uno mem bic
geroaunngs . Organe geidpddt iiitb, 70
riub ais natiirlihe SoIge Der ueberaana
bon Speiien In Blut Elm idtpader iein un6
aus oemielben @runbe bort Die Sbdtiafeit
Der Beroauungs Srgare alt iuenrt bic
Nerpen seidpd6t itnb. ST oieIss ridt
einleudteuo? Or. Sdoop's 8tebers
berfelIer perbinoert unb heiIt oieie
Rranfbeiten, tnbem berielbe ote n5tbiae
Reroenfraft idaft uno erhdIt unb efn
Beriud ipiro bid bierpun iiber5eusen.
On 0Inathsfsu ahsr fr,re, as N.sx.E IA .. -
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Ser oeutide rBegs
ipeiier our @efunbbeit1,
ipeld1er bic 8eban6lung
NIT oieier WeoiSin senal
befdreibt, nebit Broben,
tjerben an irgenb cine
@oreiie fret persauot.
Ntan jdretbe on
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

Sr. Sdoop. gor 9, Ratine, Wts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
Die SnSiana Farmers
Spar nnb Nmleibe 6eieaidaft
bon Sort Bahne, Snn.

Mit abfpluttr Si6nbtir Der anlast psrbinbsi
eisis 8tltal6aft erSert gcrtbeilt ale 6bnlits
5uititutt. 2ah Stm g. Sabre plan 4. 3. fsfti
cine snlsibs rcn $1,000 in rs Rpnattn uur
1858 50, allo pifr %rp,tnt iSbrIi6 pGbrtnb Der
Ri6tfrisrsnts in br slsittn 8rift an $1,000
bic Summs ron $440 strbitnt.
Sobn 2entes, 42s Sidorp Strabe,
asent fur z erantcn, une II ssrftlbs ,ur stnasn
GrflGruns bee planss unb Der gcrtbtils itee'
ieit btrtit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

iie ibnen etnen
fhben Speiies
bret. Spater ere
balteu bic &leis
men m8ienerls
broo," baS bic
Pfleg n
ausSliitbenftaub
nit Sontg pers
mii6t ~beritellen.
Sretlt@ ltno ote
beitertnnen
BON ipartanii6er
@ eftnnuuQ.
9omtmt Elm mfg
g~ebilbetes Biens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

: Vile Irbett nun, pte Ite tn etrem
70 sroBen Sausbalt uorfommt, wie reis
niser, bareu, fiittern, Soni9 iammelu,
WaiIer traseu II. |. M. f6llt Der 9lrbettss
bierle Sii. Mlerliebit lit es, ;u beobads
ten, wie Die NimmermiiSen ibre fleinen
@ei6pilter aufpdppeln. 3uerit reiben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
Seutfhs Hmerifauifhe
6emeimce Sbmlc
Der Gu. 9ntb. Gbrifns.G emeinoe

an &eedr 2ptnrt.
9itls SduIt pirb I'M S6ulIOfal in Der 8irht
stbaIttu. aintrr altr apnftTion ptrttn auf-
stnpmmsn. NitsIiteer btsablfn so Gents pro
Wpnat; RittmitsIisbu baItbe. 9oH Hsbt
BEN palfcr unb ttm S6uIrat bas Httt IN, ar.
men Gltsrn has S&ulsels gang pstr ~ttiIptiIe 40
srlaTsn. Das SdulstIb mue pom f.-f5. mo
natIi6 btsablt ptrbtn. Si6u, Sbrtibbsfft
etc. miiItn trtra besablt tsrbtn.
vile pfittr Ausfunft pirb germ BON paifpr
8. softer 926 Gtear glpe., ettiIt.
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B6s- Masbsbure Sauerfraut, 8ismarf
Sdrinse, Soldnoiide Sdrinse beim Dub'
enb ober Sdbdsn bel @ibmaper, so.
$50 2adatpanna gpenue.
bdS- Gnnoncirt I'M .@o6enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
B0t BtfnfnD0lk.
SntereRantes aus BEN 9eben unb Der
Pfiese Der 8ienen.

Die &sHittattsm sss Observation-Disclosures,
slrbettsbieHs ans 9robns-epartaniihe ers
sieberinneH a fauIsnssnoe e~dlIemHer.
Ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bolt
ND slbtrsmmeIn sss asrbss-etatiMiAss.
1d1ie auf alien @ebieten, 70 bat aud
1t In Der Smferei uniere 3eit sroee
0 nmwdl ;ungen gei6affen. Nibt
bios I'M ere 8enntniB beS 9ieneulebens,
aud Der 9etrieb Der 8ienensu6t peis
fen gang auBeroroentli6e 5orti6ritte
auf.
Die Serfaiiuns bes 8ienenitaates
LIT cine monar6iide. pGiue iei &Onis
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-14
4 Youthful Murderer.

KNOXVILLE March H. - The youngest
prisoner ever placed III the Knox county
jail was lncarcerated there Saturday.
lie is Arthur Cardwell. - years old and
has the charge OF murder opposite his
name. He shot and instantly killed
Pat Patterson, u white man. A diff
Guilty arose between his father and Pat
terson over the Houk -Gii BISON primary
election. Patterson passed by Card
wells store ana abused him for the part
he had taken in the election. Cardwell
resented the attack and started to hit
Patterson with "a stool. Patterson. put
his hand to his hippocket rs if to draw
a pistol. when young Card we'll. who was
standing III the store behind the conn
ter, opened the cash drawer, took ont
pistol and shot his fathers antagon-
ist through the heart.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CASE.
Wight Among Lawyers Not Within the
jurisdiction of the Court.


WASHINGTON. March l4-When court
opened III the breckenridge Pollari
case Presiding Judge Bradley said: II
notice the papers have laid out course
of procedure Just outside the courtroom
after the court hal al jonrned Monday
evening which the court did not see
ami which the parties concerned in it
regret ~ much as the court does. Its
not matter of which the court can
take Judicial notice
Then. after brief pause. Judge
Bradley proceeded: There is another
matter about which | deem 1t my duty
to speak. The court has received in
formation that some of the gentlemen
representing the defendant have come
INTO the courtroom armed. There is Il
law for the punishme of the otfense
OF carrying concealed weapons, but
not as stringent as wish it was. This
is a law abiding community. the courts
are adequate to protect citizens. and as
such conduct is uncalled for. it is most
reprehensible. If the court has in
oA'lutA't ir VII ste SldN
prosecution Is begun i'll the police court
OF the District
The lawyers on each side denied they
We're armed
The belligerent episode having thus
been closed Attorney Stoll for the de-
Tense was asking to be permitted an ar
Eunent III support of his motion to sup
press the dispositions taken the day be-
fore the trial, when Judge Bradley in
terposed: II hardly think it necessary
AS the court was about To decide in your
favor"
The Judge excluded the dispositions
on the ground that they did not con
form to the law that they must either
be written by .he department or by the
notary before whom they were taken,
as they were written afterward bv
typewriter. An exception to the ruling
was taken by the plaintiff.
The only witness introduced was
sister Of charity from convent near
Cincinnati Her testimony was con
corning the four volumes of Washing
ton irving
Court All journed before her evidence
was completed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-14
RlDDlEO WITH BULLETS.
Result of an Effort by Farmers to
Make STEALING Umpopular.

FRANKFoRT, Ind ., March ii. John
Rogers. "a resident of Mulberry town
ship, was killed by a mum Der of mem
bers of the Mulberry Detective asso-
citation This is an organization of
farmers III this county recently formed
for the purpose of making horse steal
ing and other modes Of thieving. which
have been quite prevalent for time
unpopular.
While Warren Thompson with his
family WAS absent from his home
thieves entered the house and made
away with a quantity of meat. flour
and other provisions. John Rogers
was suspected. Farmer Thompson
called the association together, and il
was decided to watch Rogers house for
the appearance of the thief with his
plumber. Fifteen men accordingly con-
cealed themselves AT various places
about the Rogers premises, and finally
Rogers made his appearance.
1t is asserted that he was loaded with
stolen property. At any rate, an at
tempt was made to arrest him. Rogers
resisted ana drew revolver. The
next instant his body was ri,i,iled with
bullets He lived but 10 minutes. The
mem bers of the association are very
reticent about the affair, aud ho de-
tails can be obtained other than those
gwen. II is not yet known what action
the officers of the law will take.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-14
ATTEMPTED BRIBERY.
Chinese sirugglcrs Trying tn Entrap
Inspector >charf.

Chinese >uugglcrs Trying tn Entrap
Inspector >charf.
New York. March II. An attempt
has been made by the Chinese of this
city who are engaged in getting their
countrymen into the United States to
entrsp Chinese Inspector Tom Scharf
of Baltimore. Within week three at
tempts have been made to put lnspec-
tor Scharf in the position of accepting
bribes to pass Cinnamon through the
custom lines. II is charged that friends
OF ChinaInan who arrived here q
week ago. and who was detained by
Colonel Scharf, walked with him from
the custornhouse to the Cortland street
ferry and that during the walk one Of
the men slipped $50 bill into the in
spector's pocket, which he did not dis
cover until he reached the depot III
Jersey City.
The very next dag Colonel Scharf's
wife received Il letter the envelope of
which bore the address of firm OF
Chinese merchants III this city. III
which was enclosed $50 bill and "a
note saying 1t was in pay of service
rendered by her hus band in admitting
certain Cinnamon This letter was
turned over TO Colonel Montgomery,
and another investigation was begun.
That night when Colonel Scharf Went
home he found two handsome satsuma
jars worth at least $500.
My wife told me, said Mr. Scharf.
"that the jars had been delivered by
al express company. There was no
narne Of the sender, but | went to the
express company and found where they
obtained the jars. The latter | sent
back to the express company and told
them To take them back to the place
from which they were brought, So far
the storekeepers have refused to say
who ordered them sent to me or who
paid for them, only saying that they
had no interest III the scheme. How
ever, we expect to get the whole gang
III day or So"
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Kaided the Mongolian,.

ST.. Louis, March IA. Chief Des-
mond, Sergeants Gillespie and Lyons.
aided by 20 police officers and detec.
tives, raided Chinese joint here ANA
captured Quong sun Wah, the proprie-
tor. and anont - Cinnamon. The raid
was we'll planned. Not a Chinaman
who was iii the building escaped. One
China man resisted, but was quickly
overcome by Detective O'Connell. Sev-
eral Chiuamen We're found downstairs
smoking opium. Upstairs. the three
rooms We're literally packed with the
Monsolians. In the front room. two
games of 'fan-tan' were in progress
while the two rear rooms were filled
with smokers. There was also a pol
icy game layout found. The police
took charge of all the gambling tools
and paraphernalia for evidence.
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The senate.

AsHINGToN, March "a The pro-
ceedings in the senate were of an ex-
tremely un.nteresting character. With
out the intervention of any morning
business except the presentation of "a
few petitions and the introduction of
some unimportant bills. the senate took
up the discussion of the seigniorage
bill
III favor and Mr.. Dolph spoke IN oppo-
sition, holding that its passage would
destroy the existing equality between
gold and silver
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VISITED BY A CYCLONE.
a Portion of the Cherokee strip De-
vastated by a storm.

GUTHRIE. O. T.. March IA. -Particu-
lars have just reached here of disas.
trous storm which devastated a small
section of country III the Cherokee
strip. southwest of Pawnee, on Sunday
evening.
After a heavy rain cyclone blew
for about 10 minutes, leveling every
thing before it,
Sixteen houses We're wrecked and a
large number Of barns and other build
ings We're DESTROYED
y man named johnson was badly in
cured, but SO far AS can be learned
every body elise escaped with but few
bruises or cuts
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Robbers Fooled.

PALESTINE, Tex. March IA pre-
concerted plan to rob passenger train
No. .. northbound. on the lnterna-
tional and Great Northern railroad on
Monday night at Palm Valley. between
Round Rock ana Hutto. and arrange.
lments for the capture Of the robbers,
did not materlalize Oh account of a
misunderstanding between the officers
and the train crew But little is known
of the affair here and the officers of the
international and Great Northern are
retl cent
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h aUnted !,

aln;ef Louise in these pr ctcal snd uu-
fohant ccays something OF a iarity but an
Individual haunted with tee idea that l. Is all
inent is incurab!e is a parsonage frequently
met it'll Disbelief in the alb lily Of med icine
to cure Is only mild form of monoma ia
hthough in some cases repeated failures to
OBTAIN RELIEF from many different sources
would almost seem 10 Jusify the doubt hes.
letters stomach Btters has demonstrate ed it's
abtllt, TO overcome dyspepsia constipation
liver and kidney trouble, malarisl complaint
and LervSusness and Its recorded achieve
hents in the curative line ought at leai t to
warrant its trial by any one troubled with
either OF the above ailments, even although
mis- previous efforts to obtain remedial aid
have been fruitless. Used with pers stence
the Bitters will conquer the most obstira ate
cs ses.
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Recommend Government Prison.

MACON, Ga. March II In their
presentments To the United States court
the grand jury have made an important
recommendation. 1t was that there
should be government prison IN the
southern states They recommend the
government property near Augusta,
Ga, as suitable site All govern
ment prisoners have now to be carried
TO Columbus. O. The grand jury
Thought that men taken from the south
suffered from the severity of the eli
mate, citing instances of the suffering
OF many prlsOners sent there.