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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-27
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Sin StraBburger macbt Der vStraBburs
ger Bo1t" folgenoe bemerfenspertbe Wttts
tbeilungen:
@eIesentlih zines 9tusluscs auf Ben
SObenef (im @llaB) ipar t6 fiir3lt9 Sonnz
tags auf Der S3Luc9t 3eu9e elmer 8egegz
nung, bic i3 tpegen Der iiberaus pobl>
tbuenoen Wtrtung, bic ie auf ale
Nnpeien6en, 9euti6e pte Sran3oien, aus
lbte, Sbren 0eiern ni9t pOrentDalten
m09te.
S6on i'm 2aufe 6es 8ormittags tpar
etne groBe 3a6l-wobL 40 bis 50-franaOz
it1be Soloaten in Uniform, ben Gegtmenz
tern Sc, SO unb 149 angeb0rtg, Dor Dem
v0otel CUR S6lu6t" aus @jerar6mer elm
getroffcn, neugterige 8lide ilber ben @ren3>
pfabl na6 9euti6lanb perfeEb. Bir QlQe
tparen %geipa1nt, oh nibt, tpte bies an
Sonntagen 10 bGuftg bet SAT-, aus BEN
bcna36arten beutl6en @arnilonen au6
SOIbaten iic1 einftnben mitrben, unb pie
oann Do6l 0aS gegenieitige Bene6men ii6
9%eitalten miirbe. 9uf Die 20lung oie1er
Sra9e iolten mir nic6t aQ3u LANCE tparten.
&ura na6 Sii6 cri6ten Elm Irupp Inter
~offtstese bcS in Neubreiia6 9arniionirenben
8ataluonS Der 142er, BON eintgen &olma>
rer 9ragonern begleitet.
9cuti6e un6 SranSoien 6egrIBten ii5
sund6it BON @eitem b0flt9, 9ttgcn oonn
aber in benz 8eitreben, Die ltntformen Der
anoeren 9enauer betradbten SIT tOnnen,
nQber auf chamber gu, dngitlib bic bur9
bic beiOen boben @ren5pfGble be5eibnete
@ren3e beacbten6. oils nun bon pelber
Seite 5uerit, permag idb ntbt SIT iagen =
Elm bon jour, camerades 9~efalen mar,
mar boS Sis gebro6en. @s beeann eine
lebDafte 11nterbaltung biniber unb ber>
iiber, an Ser itb, 6a bon BEN Solbaten
taum elmer Der Sprache bes anberen md9z
ttg mar, biele Sourtiten nit 8ergniigen
ais 9olmeticber betbeiligten. Die ner>
i9tebenen 2lbseicbcn Ser 11aiformen tpurben
erflGrt un6 ieber iu6te ben anberen an
@efdaigfeit Su iiberbieten. Sci ben Jranz
Soien l3icnen ~beionoers Bic neuer, i6uen
nO6 un%befannten S6Ibeni6niire Der
0euti6en Sntereiie gu ertpeden.
8dbrenb bieie 8egegnung lib unmittel>
bar por benz 6otel abipieLte, umftanb ntbt
melt bappn, auf benz nab 6em 6opened
f%iibren6en @ren5graben, cine anbere @ruppe
Sran3oien 3tpet beuticbe llnteroffi5iere unb
einen 9ragOner, bic lid glei6falIS na6
&rdften se9cnieitige Srasen beantp Orteten.
0m fran5Oiii6en @ren5pfabl Dor benz
6oteI bate ii6 aImdblib Oas Sin unb
Ser Ser lebbaften ltnterbaltun8 INNER
neutrality-suspicious. geitaltet, unb ais i9lieBz
Ii9 elm sergeant-maior eini9e Slaiben
8ier bolcn lieB ltn6 ben bentl9en &omera2
ben S%utrart, ipurbe Ser &erfebr 9erabe3u
ber3lt6. Die 9euti6en iubten ii9 nab
&rGften nit Gigarren 81 reDanbiren. Nls
Die Slider 9eleert iparen, nerabl6icbete
man itb nit feitem 6Gnbebr1d unb freunbz
ti6en 0orten. Ser nerpunbert 6reinz
ibauenbe fron50fticbe @rcn3pfabl aber trug
nod LANCE 3eit in @eftalt Der UNI ibn gez
lcbid6teten Tlalben unb Slider bic itumz
men !3eugen bieies etbt neutrality-suspicious.
9}erfe hrS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-27
arad)eatutd1e auuanta ataata Bettnna. a1nrtae, ~. auant 1894.

Sic Mebuctionen, tpel1e in Der s3abl Ser
SunoeSbeamten Dorgenon1men tDurben un0
Die cine Serrtngerung Der QuS9abcn fir
@c6altc nm mebr ais $1,000 00 m0glic5
mad6tcr. @S 1T 5u boffen, Dab Die 9cmoz
frateu in bielem 9uten 8erf fOrtfobren
merOen.
Nu9 0a1bin9ton BAT ieBt elite goLi3ei7
&eform. .3ebn Bolt3titen itnb auf einmal
entlaIien morben. Die meiiten bapon, ipcil
1ie Wlitglie6er zines Clubs iparen, in beiien
8erlammlun9Slotol am Sonntae man6=
NAL Gin SAB 8ier auf9ele9t wurbc. Die
bemofratii0e 8erpaltutg oes 0iltricts lab
barin cine llmgebun9 Der SonntagS=@e7
lcbe. Sn @aibin9ton lit am Sonntag
Ques bermetiicb peri6loiien, ielbit Bar
biere 6ilrfen tbr Sanbmerf 1icbt betreiben.
Oafiir f~loriren an bteiem Sage belonbcrS
bic Clubs, mo- Wttglteber unb ibre Srennbe
Nnes baben %f0nnen, mas ite tpollen. Nie>
ntanb bat iemaIs getpagt, oaS Sonnta9S1
@einz, 8ier7, Gigarrens un68arbiergei1aft
in bieien Clubs an5utaften. Nber pcnn
2eute nibt @cIo genu9 babert, Elm Club
balls gu taufen DDer 3u mietben lnb Iib
nit etnem 3immer beg1iigen pouen, mo-
Tie SonntagS 3ulalumen fommen, 10 lit
bas cine itrafbare lln18ebung Der @eieBe.
9aS 1T 1onberbare 2o9if, aber eebt ameris
tanti3.
Saul @oIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-27

ltn6 abmartenoe Stole ipielen IperOen, ipte
). 9. @nglanD.
Die neuen &riegslbiffe nit iDren ltabler7
men BanSern unb ibren Sdnonelt, ocrelt
@ei6oiie 5tpanSigS0ui9e Sta0lplatten uno
pierSt9SDuigc @i9enplanfen burcbld9la9elt,
bie Sorpebo6pote unb anoere1 See1
~unge6euer Der mo6ernen Srte9Smartne
baben npch feline 8robe beitanoen. Sett
Gegettboff bel 9iiia ben Ste b'Stolta an9ez
rannt unb in Ben @runb gebo6rt Dat, ltro
Stpar einige ser gepan3erte11 &tle9sz
ungctDiime BEL ManO0ern ooer arf JteIlen
untergegangelt, aber cine etgel1tlleDe See'
lcblacbt bat eS leit unierem 8ltr9ertrle9e
un0 lett Qtlia nicbt ntebr ge9eben. Grlt 1eBt
per6en 6te mobernen &rieaSi6lrtc Der Sbls
neIen uno ~SSapaneleu @%ele9enbett erbaltel1,
9robcn ibrer Siibti9feit absule8en. SIe
G6ineiem baben biel 9rOBere Pan5erlcbttte
ais 6ie S~apaneien, tpel6e Die Ietdbterell u11o
ibneIeren ober nit i9peren 9elcbHBer
beriebenen &reuaer porge3ogen bdbsn.
0as 9tnelii9e 9anseri9iff @ben yllen
5. 9. lit bOppelt 10 groB alS tr9enO Elm
&riegsicbiff Der Sapanel en-; IS 1T altd
ni6t, tpie beri9tet wuroe, in ben @runo
gebobrt morhen, ionoern eS enttptlcbte, Das
6arauf i9lieBen ldBt, 6aB bic Gbinele EN- 9es
lernt baben, ban1it unl3u9eben u1o bas
foitbare Wfaterial nic9t lei6titnnl9 bloB3lt>
itellen unb preisSugeben.
9as 9ineiii6z iapanii9e Sorlptel out
benz Wteere tperben Sic Sauptotteure in
europa NIT gr0Btem Snterelie Derfol9en
unb i6re gtubanwenbun9cn barats 5teben.
llngebeure Summen baben Die mooerner
&riegsflotten neri9lungen, uno nod tpetB
man uicbt, tpte iicb Bic gepan3erten &olois
in elmer Scei6la6t bepGbren t%per6en, IN
tpetcber bic furbtbariten @ei9oiie unh
Sprengmittel CUR NntpenOung gelangen.
Ner aber Sie9er bleibt, Dem gebOrt bic
6errl6aft iiber Sen Ocean uno Die
3ufunft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-27

rem mitgei6ift, ber nacb INTERVIEWING Der
Wosqutticr iofort etnct nicaraguanii6e
&egicrung eilridten iou nit benz gan3en
@efolge bon Ginfubrsouen, NuStu9r30aen,
6afeniteltern, &apitaliteuern, Sbanflteuz
ern, a3mangsanleiben Ii. +. 10. gtatIrli6
fat bieier neue &rie9 bier I'M Snnern bic
@ei9dftc fat 9dn3li6 gum StiuitanOe 9es
bracbt unb ba Die Jte9ierung bon alien
WittcIn cntbl0Bt lit, wirb's pieber ncue
9lufla9en bon &rie9Siteuern geben, un0
babei loQen namentlib Die Sremocn aus
Strafe fir bie Der Gegierung bon Sremo7
lingen peruriaclten 2eiben an ber Woss
quitos&ilite alf bas Srei9ebi9ite bebabt
merben. @Gbrenb iicb nun am attantti6en
@eito6e iamaicanil6e Mtulatten unb MOS
quitiibe Sn6ianer nit nicaraguantiben
l3amboS nm bic llno6bGngi9feit ibres
2anOcs Die &0pfe blutt9 icbtagen, miro Gin
ntcarasuaniiber Special9eianotcr, Der No@
bofat unb 8rdmer Mobefto 8arrioS bon
2eon, Der ensliiben &egierung in 2onoon
aA b~etpetien lu6en, oaB feline QGnbsleute
ME einen 8ertra9 nit Gnglano Derlcbt uno
BON BEN Wosquitiern Die fleinen Steuern
nur erboben baben, UNI iDre p~ertragsmdBig
feit9eiteQte Sberbobett iiber Tie 3u betbdttz
gen. g8ir perben b6ren, mas 2or6 Stole
berrD 0errn .8arrios anttporten tptrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-27
3nIano.

- Die Dielen Serienrciien6en, tpeL6e
neult6 cine gtabt in Dem Summit Soule"
auf benz Mount @aibington in SEEM
i0ampibire 5ubracbten, tparen am fOlgen6en
Wfprgen nicbt tpenig erftaunt, @tSblunen
an BEN Senftern ibrer 3immer Su ieben.
Der Sbermo meter mar iiber 9ta9t BON
oteraig Grab auf ie6Sun6sman3ig gefauen.
9lm 8ormitta9 mar 6er SuBbobcn Der I'M
oas 6aus laufenber Geranba nit Sis
f~rDitalen bon ber 96nge bon bcinabe etnem1
3oue bebedt, uno tper odriiber gtng, bGtte
9lauben f0nnen, baB er iiber ebten neuen9>
IGnbiiden 9e3emberi6nee tpanble. Qtuf
itebenbem @aiier btloete ii6 ilber Na9t
cine einen baIben 3oQ bide @is6ede. 9te
@tSblumen, beren 166nite in unlerem
2an6e fid an BEN Seniteribeiben oer &C.
bGube auf benz Wount @aibington biloen,
erretbten an ben Sauiern in Summit cine
Qdnge bon aehn bis apOlf 3ou. Sn Der
Ntittagftunbe itiee Die 2ufttpdrme nun bis
auf iiebenunb3pan3i9 Grab, unb Elm 9torbz
n~efttDtno blies nit elmer @elhninbigfett
bon finfunbie63is Mfeilen in Der Stun6e.
@eeenmGrtig btetet Mtornt @ai6iugton
einen iebr tpinterlt9en NnbIid bar.
= Ser Curator 6es SrlanesltniocrIiz
tdtsmuieum in Stem Orleans, 8rofeiior
@eor9e 8eDer, ma6te oteier Sage nit iic6
ielbit etnen GuBerit gefGbrLicben Gerlucb.
Gr lteB ii6 ndmli6 BON elmer &lapperz
i4lange boridBLi6 betBen, UNI 8u erproz
ben, OBJ S3lan9engift Senanoem init
beiLfratti9em @rfolge eingeimpft peroen
tonne. ST tpdbLte 5u benz gerlucb cine
lInge, crit tuent9e Sage Dorbes gefangene
&Lapperiblange, Die er bur6 9federeien
rci5te, bis ie einise Minuten fpGter 8eDer
in ben fletnen Singer biB. Ste Der gro7
feIior %be6auptet, be0iente er itcb feines Sc
gen9iftes, ionbern lpartete bic Solgen bes
8ti1es ab. 0ta9 tpenisen Stunben l6tpoa
Der Singer auf oaS 0oppelte leiner natllr=
liden @rOBe an. SIM 2aufe Der 8o6e
mill ii3 Brofeifor 8eper nobmals betBen
Lallen, obne baB er t0btLibe Solgen be-
flrbtet. Setner Wietnung mach permog
etne iunge &lapperi9lange BEL 8eitem
ntcbt 10 btel @tft mit5utbeiLcn, pie cine
dltere. Die @m~pftnbuns, melcbe 6urb Sen
8tB berDor9erufen tpirb, lit Gbnlib Der BON
etnem 8ienenfti9e. Der S6ner3 in benz
%bertpunoeten Singer tpurbe alm6blib befz
tiger nnb oas @lieb i6poa INNER me6r
ait. 8eDer be3pedt nit leinen 8erlucben
ben GacbpeiS, baB 6urcb cine aumGbLife
N~uflaugun9 bes S6langcn9iftes Der &6rz
per gegen Die tOOtlicben SoIsen ipaterer
Billie 9tftt8er S6longen gefeit wir6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-27
CHICAGO, I'LL.
fir saugIinge und Kinder.

Castoria bef0rdert VerdauuHg
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Magensaure, Diarrh@ und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf n~attr1ich.
Castoria entha1t weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
Mittel fir Kinder tst und besser ais allie ande.
rem, die tch kenne." 81. A. ARCHER, n. D.,
III South Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y,
'sseit mehreren Jahren babe ich 'Castoria'
empfohlen und verde damit ~fortfahren, da es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, III. D.,
125. st. und 7, Ave-, New York City.
ssAus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kann ich sagen, dass Castoria cine tref1iche
MediZin fir Kinder ist, da es abfuhrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
wirkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
F., V1ele Mutter haben mir erzahlt, vie &usge-
Zeichnet es 1hren Kindern bekommt."
DR. G. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE oENTAUR COMPANY, IT Murray Street, NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-27
Bride QeBetGt.

9os Oerbeferts eIaItii6e 8ru9bano. 9os etn,io,
felt tra9en fam, belt IiGer jeoeu 8rudb. 0enticbes g.,
i9aft: 9atolo9e Trei aageianbt. ~SSmproOe6 Static Srnn
So, s22 groaonop, @de u. Str, 9ep gort. 2ipl3pS
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27
In all our Departments.
Winter h SChOtt.

big contracts, and had at least
81, 900 in currency on the day he
started for his drive. This fact led
to all sorts of rnmors, lie had had
trouble at Courtland Beach, Neb.,
on the occasion of a visit there
with some toughs, and it was
thought by some of his friends that
he had met the gang again and
had been murdered. The strongest
argument against this theory was
the failure of all investigation and
search to locate Whites horse and
buggy, He drove handsome
blooded horse with a fine buggy, and
no trace of them could be obtained.
Large sums were spent by his rela-
tives in searching for him, and he
was finally given up for dead, Asked
about his reasons for leaving Oma-
ha, ms answers TO queries were as
strange, although undoubtedly true,
as was his disappearance. White
says he had no idea whatever of
leaving when he started on his
drive. 1t suddenly occurred to him
to try unique experiment and
drive across the country to Wash
ington, d. c. This he did, regard
less of the fact that his many big
contracts in Omaha were going to
wreck in the meantime He lost
by this means 100000. He says
he went to Washington and has
Just returned. His immense for
tune is now gone. He is believed
to be demented.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27
SALOON INFLUENCES WANING

Praise God, the saloon men and
toughs generally are being given to
understandable they must stay with
in proper limits and abide the law.
Thank God, their influence is wan
ing, and waning fast
At Chicago, Little Rock and in
other cities the Sunday saloon is a
thing of the past The reform,
progress and enlightenment of the
times are against debauchery, cor
ruption and lawlessness, of every
kind. 1t is glad news to tell that
the world seems to be growing bet
ter instead of worse. The millenni-
um is gradually drawing nearer.
SALOONS CLOSED AT MIDDIGHT.
The Mayor and high officials of
New York City have been purging
the city from corruption of differ
ent kinds, and have decided to close
all saloons at midnight A dispatch
from that city dated Sept. Goth,
says;
twenty-five of Inspector Nc
Laughlins detectives left police
headquarters at o'clock this morn
ing and broke up into pairs at the
Bowery and Houston street Some
went on the east and west sides OF
that lively thoroughfare and 9th
ers got on cars going up and down
town. They were out to show that
Superintendent Bgrnes has about
made up his mind to see that the
excise would not be held as rag
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27
THE WAR IN ASIA.
Japanese Decide to Invade China
and Advace on
Pekin.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-To-
days advice from Toxic, stating
that a second Japanese army of 30,
900 men sailed from Hiroshima yes
terday, is regarded here as the first
move in the advance on the Chinese
capital, Pekin,
1t is pointed out that there is no
need of japanese reinforcements in
Corea, as since the battle of Ping
Yang, the Japanese have had prac-
tical possession of Corea and their
first army of $4,000 need no addi-
tions.. It is believed by diplomats
that the Japanese have turned their
attention from Corea with a view
to invading China. The Gulf of Pei
Chi Ii, which the dispatches give
as the probable destination of the
army is, the entrance to the river
leading to Pekin. It is said, how
ever, that the forts at the entrance
at the river aresspractically impreg-
nable, owing to a stretch of mud
fats around them.
It is not believed, therefore, that
any advance on Pekin would be
made up the river but that the 80,
600 men would be landed at some
gulf port whence short overland
march would take them to the
walls of Pekin. This circuit of the
force is the strategic move advised
by United States army officer of
high rank who had made a study of
the Japanese proposed invasion OF
China.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION

S. D. White, formerly a wealthy
and well known contractor of Oma-
ha, Neb., has just presented a So
luton to what was heretofore con-
sidered an impenetrable mystery,
by returning to his home in that
city after an absence of four years,
during which time he has been
searched for by detectives of Oma-
ha and other cities. He had been
given up as dead by his friends and
relatives. The case is a most re-
markable one. On July 30, 1890,
White packed small grip and told
his landlady that he was going to
drive to Bellvue, a short distance
from Omaha, He never returned
to his boarding house. When he
disappeared he was known to have
a large sum of money on his person.
He had collected cash on several
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27
ARKANSAS SENATORS.
Senators Berry and Jones Both Reach
Little Rock Yesterday, by Chance
Arrival.

Yesterdays issue of the Arkan-
sas Gazette announces the stimuli
taneous arrival at the State Capt.
talof Arkansas, Senators, Hons Jas,
II. Berry and Jas. K. Jones, who
meet in the city of Roses by chance
arrival. Of the presence of these
distinguished visitors, in the capitol
city, the Gazette says:
Both of Arkansas distinguished
United States Senators happened
by chance to arrive in Little Rock
about the same hour, one from the
south and the other from the north
west, yesterday, Hon. Jas. K. Jones
is d guest at the Richelieu and Hon.
Jas. H. Berry is stopping at the
Capital. AS soon as it became
known that the two Senators were
in the city, each was kept busy dur
ing the afternoon receiving numer-
Gus friends who called to pay their
respects.
Senator Jones arrived from Hope
in response to a telegram calling
him to Little Rock on private bust
ness. Senator Berry is here on his
way to Forrest City, where he will
remain two or three days before re-
turning home. The meeting of the
two Senators in Little Rock is a
confidence pure and simple, and en-
tirely void of political significance.
Senator Jones is in better health
than he has been for years, and has
completely recovered from the
strain that bore so heavily upon
him during the trying times at
Washington, when he was engaged
so long fighting bravely for tariff
reform. He reads with pleasure
the gratifying reports of the reviv-
al of business activity throughout
the country, and is satisfied that
the Improvement will continue in
definitely. He predicted that the
next Congress will be Democratic
and that in 1896 the party will be
invincible.
Senator Berry is very hopeful of
the future, and is much pleased
with the success of the tariff bill.
He is very anxious that Arkansas
shall poll a large Democratic ma
iority at the November election and
proposes to take a hand in the cam
paign as soon as it opens. Senator
Jones, who is always on hand at the
proper time, expects to return to
his home today, and Senator Berry
will probably leave for Forrest City
1 tomorrow
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27

perhaps that in 1876 when Seymour
was nominated by acclamatior
against the wishes of the majority
of the delegates, took place in the
Casino rink today, when all men
toned candidates we're forgotten
and the advent of David B. Hills
name caused a stampede in his fav-
or
Fifteen hundred people stood up
on their feet yelling themselves
hoarse, two bands of music tried to
drown the tumult, and Senator
David B. Hill pounded violently,
but Intellectually with his gavel in
an attempt to restore order. 1t
was a scene of disorder, but of en-
thusiasm that will probably not be
witnessed in a decade. 1t was the
strange situation of a presiding
officer of a convention, evidently
against his expressed desires, being
forced to accept a unanimous nom
ination when other candidates had
been presented and apparently ac-
cepted by the delegates.
While the scene was a remarka-
BILE one it was not altogether an un-
expected one. The Associated press
dispatches Of the past few days
have indicated that there was every
probability that the convention
would be stampeded for David B.
Hill
Mr.. Hill had finished his speech
nominating John Boyd Thacher and
had been received with enthusiastic
cheers. Delegates looked at one
another and expected that the
nomination would be made by ac-
clamation. Even Senator Hill him
self with gavel in hand, had ordered
the roll call and breathed a sigh Of
relief, evidently believing the crisis
had passed But a slight built man
from Allegheny county, who had
never been known in the councils OF
the party, threw fire-brand which
created a sensation almost beyond
belief When the county was
reached Delegate Reynolds arose
and amidst intense silence, said;
"The united delegation from ALE.
gheny county desires to place in
nomination for Governor their first
and only choice, David B. Hill"
Then occurred one of the widest
scenes that could be imagined,
Delegates jumped upon the chairs,
spectators crowded into the aisle
hats were thrown heavenward
canes with ribbons waved wildly
and men yelled themselves hoarst
in their cheer after cheer that al
most rent the frail building il
/ twain
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27
tomorrow
HILL NOMINATED.

The Democracy of New York, in
convention assembled, nominated
Senator D. B, Hill for Governor,
yesterday, at Saratoga, N. Y.
A dispatch dated yesterday from
that city, thus tells of the conven-
tion's work
A scene such as no delegate at
the State Democratic convention
which closed today ever witnessed
before, and is without parallel in
the history of conventions except
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27

in his face in the future. The de
tectives stopped at every saloon as
they went along the BowerY, and
at 1:30 there was not an all-night
bar in operation on the streets.
The bar-tenders were simply told
that "this goes 1t comes right
from headquarters and the Captain
has not got a word to say in the
matter.
The strange spectacle of a silent
Bowery was presented to the way
farers who journeyed there for the
fun and liquor that has heretofore
always been found on tap, even du-
ring the spasmodic dry periods of
Mayor Hewitt's regime.
Down Park Row, where nobody is
ever supposed to go to sleep, the
"all-night" houses were closed tight
as a drum. That IS to say they
were open to full view from the
street Some stubborn saloon
keepers who thought it was simply
another 'bluff" went on selling
beer and whisky They found out
their mistake soon, when their bar
tenders were marched off to the po-
lice stations. Even Andy Horn,
who is said to have thrown away
the keys of his door when he first
opened his saloon at the bridge en-
trance, was doing no business at
| As a. m.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27

LOUIS HEILBRoN,
LEADING JEWELER
Carries a Fine Line of Jewelry,
Diamonds, Watches,
Silverware.
OLD GOLD-BOUGHT.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27

Don't forget the grand fall open
ening at the Temple of Fashion, to
be held on Wednesday evening,
oct, Bird, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The ladies of Texarkana and sur
rounding country are cordially in
vited to attend. (9-24-9t)
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-09-27
The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food and sunshine
with plenty of exercise in the open
air. Her form glows with wealth
and her face blooms with its beau
ty. If her system needs the cleans
ing action of laxative remedy,
she uses the gentle and pleasant
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Oas erite Opfer.
Gin Knabe an 6aIfeo= uno Ohiofra6e beim
2tbbrenuen Don 3euerperf 9etootet.

Ser srobe l1nfus, ben 4. Suit burb 9tbz
bremen bon erpIoitpen Scuerperfsforpern
su feiern, bat ibon 9tenftag am 8orabeno
bes vSourtb", elm Weni6enleben 9eforbert.
Der 11iGbrige Wartin 8elinetto tpuroe
geitern Nbeno, BON nem'SeuermerfSfOrper
ober elmer &uge[ in bas 5er3 getrofen,
auf Der Stele get0btet.
Ser 8nabe, bciien @ltern in $40. 207 sc.
!6aliteo; StraBe pobnen, lptelte nit mebrez
rem Sameraben an Der gfe BON 6aliteo7
unb 06io>S traBc, woieIbit iic, au9 anbe<
res uSuna.Mmertfa", li9 nit Dem 2oSz
fnauen bon Teueripcrfsforpern amitfirten,
ais ber Sunge plobLih nit einem lauten
2tufi9rei, nit Der 6anb na6 Dem 6ersen
fabrenb, 3uiammenbra6 ltnb auf Der Stelle
zine 0eide mar, welcbe unlnittelbar ben
@ltern ms 6auS gctragen tpurbe. 8On
mem bic tDbtIi9e au9et abgefeuert purbe,
bat bis iebt nob ni6t ermittelt wer6en
tonnen. 9oIi5iiten Der 8. Chicago Npe.
Station iinb nit Ser @rmtttelung beS
SbGters betraut tuorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Gin Deputy our6 3ufau erfhoHen.

Ser 8unbeS@9 eputDe MaribaH 9ftbar6
3eff aus &an6Olpb, Mont9omerD Gountp,
WorDlan6, wurbe Sreitag 9lbenb tur5 BOT
5 1t6r baS Opfer zines ungliidielt9en 3us
fails unb Liegt iebt ais 2eibe in elmer btez
iigen Wor9ue. Self, Elm alter Nngeiteater
Der Baltimore & Sbto 8abn, befanb fi9
UNI Die anse9ebene 3eit nit benz 9epllt0a
Wari6du gSiutam Martin in benz 3imz
mer gto. 403 6es @ranb Central 8abns
bOfeS an Stftb Noenue un6 6arrtion Str.
Sine Men9e @ene6re, pel6e fir ben @ez
brauh ber 9eputDeM aribaQs berett itanz
ben, iuaren se9en cine @an6 bes 3imnters
gele9nt, ais 5ufdat9 ems bon t6nen 5u 8oz
ben fiel, ben 6ei3apparat traf, bic &u9et
it6 entLub unb 6em Maricbaa 3eff in Die
Iinfe Seite fubr. Nerstlidbe SIlfe tpar
iofort GUT 6anb, bob SIT ipdt, ba ber Sob
ibon na3 einigen Wtinuten etrtrot. Sip
She'll Der 8ulberlabuns traf BEN 9eputb
Wartin auf Die @ange, 9era6e unter Benz
Iinten 9(u9e, bod lit ietn 3uftanb tpeitcr
fein acknowledgements. Die 2et6e bes
eri6oienen Wtarl3als tpur6e naD ber
Morgue in yto. IL N6ams StraBe gebra9t.
Ser Gerun9Liifte tpar 45 Sabre ait unb
bcrbeiratbet.