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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
SUCCESSFUL BANK ROBBERY.

ELRYIA, O., Nov. 9.-The national bank at Oberlin was robbed last night. This morning it was found that the front door had been forced and the safe blown open with dynamite. Valuable papers were scattered about the room. The rob- bers secured $2OO in silver and quantity of valuable papers. They broke open the vault with dynamite, but did not have tims to open the inner safe, containing most of the banks money. The robbers stole two horses and buggies and fled :. One rig was found in this place, tied to a post, early this morning. It is thought the robbers took the Lake Shore train No. for the west at this place.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10

who shall endeavor to influence any elector to show how he msrks or has marked his ballot, or aids or attempts to aid any elector by means of any mechanical device, or any other means whatever in marking his ballot, or shall print or procure to be printed or have in his possession any copy of the ballot prepared to be voted, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and on convict ol shall be fined not less than $10 nor more than $100, and any ballot marked by tn :, elector for identification sh Ill be rejected
 When the evidence in the cases was brought forth 1t went to show that each of the men arrested had tickets, not for the purpose of voting, but as matter of h. struction to voters. They were accused of having gotten these counterfeit tickets from republican headquarters.
 These tickets had an X before the name of T. H. Aldrich, the republican nominee. The accused did not deny having the tick cts and also of having distributed them.
 Mothershed denied that he had made any attempts at influencing any voter by means of these counterfeit tickets.
 Wright and Taylor were discharged and the others fined $15 and costs in each case. An appeal was taken in all the cases. The defendants were represented by Demetrius
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
PREPARING FOR CONTESTS.

man Edmund Waddill, who is the ac- knowiedged republican leader in this dis- trict, said today he thought that Lorland, republican, would contest the election of Tyler, democrat, in the Second district, and Thorp, republican, would contest the cleo ton of Mckinney, democrat, in the Fourth district lie had been already consulted with by counsel with reference to making these contests. He said if the contests were made they would be on the grounds of all sorts of fraud.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
1.-THE GOSPEL INVITATION"
THE THEME OF DIR. aARRETT's SERMON AT
 THE soUTHsIDE CHURCH.

Last night there was the largest audience during the meetings at the Southside Bap- tist church, Dr. Garrett preaching deeply interesting sermon. Several persons pro- fessed faith and four united with the church. In the after meeting one man got up and said be had been gambler and saloon keeper, and had come to this city last week to open barroom, but had trusted Christ and was rejoicing in his Christian hope.
 Although it is Saturday there will be row (Sunday) Ur. Garrett will address the Sunday school at 10 and preach at Il a. ID. and and p. m. The o'clock service will be mass meeting for children. Sun- day night large number of the front seats will be reserved for railroad men and their families until 7:30 o'clock.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
CONNECTICUT RETURNS.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 9.-Ravised re- turns from every town in the state show that the legislature will stand: Senate, republicans 21, democrats 1 (Hall of the Hartford district). House, republicans 206, democrats AT. Coffin's plurality for governor is F ,667. and majority over all 12, 702. These figures will not be mate- riaily changed by the official count.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE.
HOWARD OF BOOK FAME MAKES SPEECH

HOWARD OF BOOK FAME MAKES SPEECH.
 DIR. MOsELEY ADVISES REGIsTRATION.
 The republicans, negroes principally, held a jollifcation meeting at Second ave- nue and Eighteenth street last night and speeches were made by M. w. Howard of Fort Payne, the populist who defeated Colonel Denson for congress in the Seventh district; Rev. A. J. Warner, colored, and others. It was noisy meeting and lasted about two and half hours.
 Among other things Dr. Moseley, chair man of the republican executive commit tee, said: aRegister Tuesday, hold your certificates and look solely for the triumph of the republican party"
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
REFU5ED| |

JACKSON, Miss. , gra nd jury, by a vol refused to indict tH aud auditor in the ' the Mississippi stat legged by Chief Haze| tsry Carlisle and A that they violated ness and similltud rency and national officials, it will ba raigned several m sworn out by w. States secret ser Hazen is chief.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
DRY GO

NEW YORK, Nd regular demand pi titles of seasonabl but more business from the telegrt More inquiry specialties in gil mestics and prin able advance in Agents have adY ican indigoes an| jobbing price will November 15, " cen ts.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
DAY OF PRAYER

Ever since 1S66 the tian associations have Sunday in November q young men. Tomorrd tion will hold a spe gymnasium hall at 3:a MT. H. P. Anderson { an address. Mir. F. charge of the singing
 M usic will be a sI chestra, Moody's lad quartette, composed Charles Bridewell, F. Rosser, will assi and gentlemen, are
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10

The United Cooks and Pastry soclation of the United States rt cooks of this association and have used Dr. Price's Baking recommend it's use in preie others. For quick raising pastry, etc. il nas no equal.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
DYNAMITE'S DEADLY WORK. Three Men Hurled Into Eternity
 Without Warning.
ONE PEACEFULLY MINGLED
Limbs and Head Torn From the Trunk-The Entire
 City Shaken.

HUNTINGTON, Ind., Nov. 9.-A frightful explosion occurred here at 6:30 o'clock this morning, and resulted in the death of thre @ men and the injury of many more.
 THE DEAD:
 JOHN HARTMAN.
 NORTON KEEPER.
 JOHN FLYNN.
 All of them were married.
 The explosion occurred at the Flint Creek sewer, which crosses the entire city from northeast to southwest. The contractors are Henry Keefer of this city and Henry 5. Hallwood of Columbus, O. The employees were just going to work. Possibly 100 men were in and around the ditch on First street. Some of them had built fire op the bank and were thawing out fifty pound box of dynamite. There was a thunderous crash and the entire city was shaken.
 Keefer, Hartman and Flynn were nearest the fire. Hartman was literally torn to pieces. His body was lifted in the air 300 feet, and fell on Market street side walk, a square away. His legs were blown off near the hips, both arms torn off, his head half torn away, and the body completely disemboweled. One of Hart mans feet was shot through the weather boarding of Frank Windle's residence.
 Keefer was not killed outright. His body dropped into the sewer. Alter he was taken out he recovered consciousness for moment, but died on the way home in the ambulance. His death was caused by shock, no bones being broken.
 Flynn's legs were both broken, his arms broken in several places and his head crushed. He lived several hours.
 Every house within two squares was damaged. The residence of Marion Will burn was totally destroyed. The building was blown to pieces. Mrs. Wilburn was in bed and was thrown out upon the floor, but escaped without injury.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
A HEAVY FhILu

BUSCH & GO. OF HAVRE A
 GONE TO THE WA
 NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--A pl received at the cotton exch@ nounced the failure of HI Havre. The announcement of 4 points in cotton. Latch firm bas very little interest involved principally in q law.
 Herman Sielcken oi1 Crossman & Bro. tod & Co. have been in b forty years. They have dealers in produce in q have been dealing in woe coffee, sugar, etc.. as WI and othen-2rtic icIes. Rrc dealings have been exte1 lieve that it's failure vii chants. So far as l k special representatives years gone, however, t the large American houses. The firms fai affect Paris and Londd pally. Their credit wa
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10

Professor Kedzie of the national board Of health reports in official bulletin Mo- 6 that after examining fourteen of the bakiD powders now in the market he finds pr. Price's superior in leavening strength and purity to all others.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10

No better proof of the value of character can be found that the high reputation en- joyed by Dr. Prce's Baking Powder. It's good name and good work cover a period of over forty years.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
BROH

MEMPHIS, No4 prominent citizeA moving passeng and Ohio South ing and broke b last night. He surance, purch
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10

WASHINGTON | ander McDowe( pointed major army, vice Ger Col. James W., airy has been eral to succeed
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
CUMBERLAND PARK RESUIl

NASHVILLE, Tenu., Nov. 9Th lators played in great luck at Cuml park today, picking four out of winners. The other race was ts Jennie w., a third choice. Son favorites were probibitive odds talent came out considerably ahe weather was pleasant aud the 1T A number of horses have arriY Oakley, which closes tomorrow meeting here will be continued ind
 First race, si1 furlongs, selling 113 (Kuhn), to 5. won; Myrtle oud, John Dunn third. Time. l.:
 Second race, five furlongs-M 105 (BergeD), to 4, won; ElaI Renaud third. Time, 1:02.
 Third race seven furlongs--TH 107 (McCue), 3 to 9, won; Ten ond, Lord Willow brook third.
 Fourth race, seven furlongs Jennie w., 98 (McCue), 31a 10 enue second, Marcel third. Ti
 Fifth race, four and a hal1 Trenton, 104 c. HilD, 8 to 5, second, Mercury third. Time,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10
OAKLEY RESULTS,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Heavy overco were in demand and ear muffies not inconvenience at the Oakley track todi the weather being as disagreeable as 2 experienced here this early in NovemI for years. As consequences the raq was poor and the interest frozen.
 First race, eleven -sixteenths of a m O'Connell, 100 (Ballard) 6 to 5, won; mingo second, Cass third. Time, 1:l(
 Second race, five furiongs, selliua Rhoe, 107 tDonohue). to l, won; Chi second, The Henrietta third. Time,
 Third race, seven furlon ngs-Travers ('Thorp), to 5, won; Willard second L. third. Time, 1:34A.
 Fourth race, thirteen -sixteenths mile-Oakley, 106 (Brooks), even, Elise second, Crescent third. Time,
 Fifth race, mile and one sixtt selling-Pittshurgh, 99 (Donohue), won; Fred Gardner second, Phil third. Time, 1:57h.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10

second; Ina, 1o6 (Hanawalt), 3 to l. third| Time, 0:59h
 Fifth race, selling, five and half fun longs-Ed Kearney, 109 (Simms), to 1d] won; Walcott, 94 (Keefe), 10 to l, second| Reynard, 101 (E. Tribe), third. Time| 1:12K.
 Sixth race, selling, five furlongs-Wi Elliott, 1O6 (E. Tribe), 2 to 5, won; Harri 97 (Keefe), 7 to 2, secondi Little Billy,
 (Doggett), 6 to 1, third. Time, 1:O6A.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-10

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, 1894-10-11
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ben elettril6cn Wagen, ais oieler grade
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tpurbe taft gar ni6t beibdbQt unb fonnte
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, 1894-10-11
Settreiae MtId.

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nacb Dem MaB beurtbeilt, iebt urtbeilt man
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5etten; LANCE, 9rOBe &ubepauien nach Der
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Stdott1hes.
Der Oer1uder in Gpdnfton.

S9on mebrfo6 tit 6er 8eri1cber an SEN
einen ooer anDeren alderman Der frommen
Stabt Gpaniton Derangetreten m0gLtcbere
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&enntntB Der 8tr9er @banitonS.
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gen Sibun9 bes StabtratbS 8ricfe, aus
benen berOOrgebt, OaB tbm $4,000 in
Q(ftten an9e6oten ipurben, penn er es fertig
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bebolten un6 ben 3eit inter ieinen Goues
gen i'm Stabtratb bertbeilen.
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ba5 Gnoe bonn 2ieoe.
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, 1894-10-11
mit einem @e1icbt boiler 6drommsn.

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Der unterfdIaouno perodhtiot.

Charles Norman SAB fe6rte geftern
9fabmittag BON elmer ldngeren @uropareiie
nab Chicago auriG unO be8ab it9 iofort
tla6 ietner $40. So 9earbornlttaBe gele9ee
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ten mitibeiLte, baB Elm Bel ibm an9eitegter
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meienbett in europa, ungefdbr $4,000 une
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betmpOlt5tItcn SLIM nit, Der 3unG9it Dor
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Nn0erIon ertpirfte un6 bann nadb beS leBs
tcren 8o6nung $50. 1906 Gqis Qtbe. gtng.
9ort 9ieB eS ober, NnoerlOn lei nidbt Su
6aule unb 10 peribob man ale ipetteren
9ta9fOri6un9en bis auf beute Worgen.
Nnberlou mar felt mebreren Sabren ais
SetretGr uno 0ertpalter Ser @el6Gfte bel
SAP angeiteut. Oils 9eBterer Dor einigen
Monaten na1 europa rctite, iiberlieB ct
bic ganse 9ettung ieiner Sirmla QlnOerion
uno iebte in bieien baS DOnite 8ertrauen.
@eitern Nabmittag bel Ietner 9ttdfebr
macbte ct ober Die unangencbn1e @nt>
befung, oaB etlicbe tauie1o Collars bon
benz @eloc ietner Sirrna unterlblagen
tporoen naren. Oa NnoeriOn ben san3en
Sag iib nicbt in Der Sffice ge3ei9t bate,
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belen ianbte ct ibnl nod am Qbenb De-
Tlpnn ouf ben t6oIS. Ser 8ruOer
bcS @eiucbten, 6. 81. NnDcrion, Der in bems
felben 6ouie, SEQ. 1905 GaiS Npe. wobnt,
.bebauptete, letn 8ruoer mGre unibulotg
unb wirbe fi9 un5weifel6aft Der Boli3et
auSLiefern, iobalb ct erfa6re, oaB man auf
i'm tabnoe.
, 1894-10-11
Die hehIer fhIimmer wie Ole
Stebler.


Wite Murp9D alias M1icboelS Stlano
Q4), Soiepb 0ar6o OBJ, Wti6aelo W2olz
9anio Q2) uno Qouts @eraro 9 Sabre alt,
geb0ren nab ei9ener 9tusiage 81 elmer
8anoe bon 0ieben, tpeIcbe bic 6ra9tbobnz
b0fe unii9er ma9en, g8agen erbredben ull6
ibren Snbalt unterlu6en reip. benielben
bcrfletnern, un0 Bic 9emd0tc 8eute bann
NIT uuo Dbne Wtiien ibrcr @ltern per>
toufen. Q(m 5 Gttober, frii6 Stpiicben II
un6 IL l1br, fab tie Elm YriDatbetectio Set
&oniaS Gitp uno ct. Baulz8a6n, ple lie
einen nit Safer 9eIabenen uno am II. Str.
8iobuct itebenben g8a8en auSpliinoertsn,
ben 6afer III SG6e fiilIten un6 oiele miez
bcrrm ouf einen auf benz 8ia6uct balter>
ben Wagen entleerten.
Ser 0eteftin perbaftete bic 4 8urIcben
un6 noute eben mach benz 8iabuft binauf7
ge9en, Inn audi ben 0eDler feit3unebmen,
ais 6teIer ibn bemerfte un0 i'm Garrtere
oaDonfu6r. Die 8uben ga6en gu, ben
Safer aus Dem 8a9en 9citoblen, aber nibt
ben Wagen er6robeH 81 baben. Gtbter
9Do.eD lteB ite auf 6aS 8eripreben bin,
nibt me9r 3l itcbIen, fret auS9eben. Die
8urihen batten por0er einen g~cptIien Sdcob
WoIff BON go. 455 GlintonltraBe ais 6enz
ieni9en be3eicbnet, bet i9nen tbre Beute abb
taufte. 0ieier tpuroe TIL iue9en 6ebleret
per6aftet uno ioQte ebenfaus Dor &ihter
9oolep prpSsliirt tperben. 0Ob ba bieier
bic 4 8uben in @egenpart 8Olff'S pro-
~scIitrt, 10 lebnte er ,beiien 8ro8eiiirurg ab
ltn6 ii6erlieB bteS Dem &icbter Gberbarbt.
0ieier iteute 8olff bis mOrgen inter $4OO
8irgibaft unO bat 0ericIbe bic i90nitc
Nusiiht, nocb Der Norblcite (Dem Grimtz
.n0I8eribD gu ipasieren.
, 1894-10-11

: $40. 172 ser &tgaer 9oGt8eis 3ts.
meIbet: DQm Z. 9[uguit eric6ien in Der
QpotbefcrzS traBe sub SEQ, 40 beLegenen
@ODnung beS S6neibers MeopI4a 8eder,
Der @eieae Nbrccht, 60 Sabre alt, in gang
lib trunfenem 3uitunbe 3ur Nrbeit, iebte
iub an BEN Slid unb iAGief Elm; ais man
ibu aber tpeGte, fteqte es iib beraus, baB
er toot mar" Ca wirO er iicb icb0n oers
wutbert babcn.)
, 1894-10-11
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Nstnmnnt of the GERMANIA INSUR-
hhnudl DldtUlnUHI ANCE COMPANY of New
Orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 31st day
of December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
lntendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
AESnfR
, 1894-10-11

Q(n3etgen in Der Nbenbaus9abe Der SUIT
nois Stats settun9 baben ben beiten grfolg.