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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07

district of Waterbury IS. Probate Court
~ June 2, 1894.
Estate of John II. jerks. of Water
bury. in said district. insolyent debtor.
The Court of Probate for the District of Wat
erbury hath limitod and allowed three
months (. ON the date hereof, for the credi-
tors of aid Estate. represented insolvent In
which to exhibit their claims thereto and has
appointed -
John H. Moran and John Dugan,
commissioners to receive and examine said
Claims and has ordered that said Commiss-
toner's meet at the Probate office on the I'D
day OF July. and the 2d day Of September,
1894 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon in said
Waterbury, for the purpose of attending
on the business OF said appointment.
Jonn III, Moran and John DuRan.
Commissioners
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
Quested to make immediate payment to
Charlie s Bromide e. Trustee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
sI.es2. 26 Sc, a36, IS 1926. 80
Respectfully.

Commissioner Henderson brought up
the matter of South Wilson street and Incl
dentally remarked that while there has
been a good deal of talk about all the pub
lie improvements that have been done over
there, he could not see that very much had
been done. The mayor answered by emu
merating the public improvements now
going on there and astonished the commits
sioner and the whole board.
The monthly bills. amounting to "a. 1O5.-
So, were ordered paid.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Never was there a season when waists
were handsomer or more sought after than
the present. Our line of cambria, lawn
and muslin waists is large. They are all
new goods. made with large. full sleeves,
both with and without Numbered collars and
cuffs. The black and colored fancy silk
waists which we have but just received are
made to our own order from specially
handsome and fine grade silks and in
styles of our own selection. We have at
the present time large variety to select
from and some particularly handsome
goods.
For the reason that laces have been
absorbing SO much attention we have had
but little to say about
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07

NEWPORT, r. l., June Mrs. Sarah
S. Whiting of New York, widow of A. L.
Whiting and daughter of the late Judge
Swan of Ohio, died at her summer resi-
dence here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
ror Mckinney and Foraker.

COLUMBUs, o., June AT the Repub-
lican convention s. NJ. Taylor was renom-
mated for secretary of state, John A.
Shanck of Dayton was nominated for
judge, {. +. Groce was renominated for
board of public works and 0. 7. Carson
for school commissioner. differences in
speeches are to the effect that Foraker is
favoritc for United States senator and Nc
kinley for President.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Convention of RIberntaus.

DANBURY, June THE biennial con-
vention of the Ancient Order of Hlber-
mans opened here at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. State Delegate Walsh of New Bri-
tain presided and $50 delegates were
present. The morning session was behind
closed doors. A recess was taken Mt one
o'clock. The reports of officers will be
made this afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Black Plague Raging In China

SAN FRANCISCO, June THE steam
ship China arrived from the orient bring
ing Chinese advices The black plague at
Kong Kong and elsewhere in China has
spread with great rapidity, and both ma
tives and foreigners are in a state border
ing on panic. The ravages of the plague
have been aggravated by drought ex-
tending over eight months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, June THE
90 members of Fryc's army who were ar
rested for attempting to steal a Baltimore
and Ohio traiR We're released on condition
that they leave the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Long Distance Cowboy Race.

CHADRoN, Ncb., June THE 100 mile
cowboy race against time was started hero
in the presence of 1000 people, with nine
entries. Work has been suspended on the
ranches for 80 miles around, and all the
cowboys in the vicinity are present, in
cluding MANY sports from abroad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
brighton Beach Night Races.

CONEY ISLAND n. Y, June 1T is re-
ported here that the managers of the
Brighton Beach race track have decided
to hold races at night on their track, be-
ginning on the night of July 4. They
will put in extensive electric light appa-
ratuS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Four Negroes Drowned.

CAIRO, Ills, Jure -Four colored men
James Wheeler, Ed Green, James Holmes
and Ed Skaggs-were drowned at Birds
Point Mo, while crossing the river in a
SEiff
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
RUDY'S pILE

RUDY's PILE sUPPosTTORY is guar
anteed to cure Piles and Constipation. or
money refunded. 800 per bex. Send
STAMP for circular and Free Sample 20
MartSn Rudy, Lancaster. Pa. Tor sale by
ali AFast-class drusgisss, and in Waterbury.
Conn, b. Cannon Q Wsbstsrs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07

NEW YORK, June AT the session Of
the grand chapter of the Order of the East
ern Star Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson was
elected most worthy grand matron
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07

NEW HAVEN, Juno THE convention
of the Young Mems Republican Clubs of
Connecticut was opened here with mass
meeting at the Hyperion theater. There
were speeches by many prominent Repub-
licans of the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07

TOPEKA June AT the Republican
state convention here Major f. n. Morrill,
of Hiawatha was nominated for governor
amid scenes of great enthusiasm w. A.
Johnson was nominated for associate of
the supreme court by reclamation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Colored Church Conferenoe.

PROVIDENCE, June THE forty third
annual session of the New England con-
ference of the African Methodist Episcopal
church opened in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Tho Long DIstauce Coaohers.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, NY, June DIR Sew
ard Webb's coaching party spent the night
at the Nelson House and left for Troy
shiS morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
An Agricultural Session.

SOMERSET, Pa, June THE state
BOARD of agriculture and the farmers in
stitute Of Somerset county are in session
here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Embroideries.

Never was there time when our stock
of these desirable goods was SO full as now.
In medium and low priced goods we have
q big stock and in the finer grades many
very beautifully matched sets in several
widths Of edges with insertions to match.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07

~ May 81. 1894.
Estate Of ]. B. Duchaine,. of Waterbury
in said District. assigning debtor.
Waterbury hath limited and allowed three
months from the date hereof for the cred
In which to exhibit their claims thereto: and
has appointed
NJ. F. Carmody and Thos. F. Fitzgerald.
Commissioners to receive and examine said
claims, and has ordered that said commission-
ers meet at the Probate Office in said Water
bury on the sOth of June and S1st of Aug. 1898;
at ii O'Clock in the forenoon. on each OF said
days. for the purpose of attending on the
business of said appointment.
M. r. Carmody l. Thos. F. Fitzgerald,
Commissioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
John F. O'Brien, Trustee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Postmastar ut Thomaaton

WASHINGTON, June IA. E. Blakeslee
has been appointed postmaster at Thomas
ton, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
E. G. k1LDUFF, Mayor,
Signed, EDWARD B. REILEY,

Street Inspector.
The mayor said he had several confer
ences with the representatives of the road
in relation to the work, but it was not I'M
til recently, when Street Inspector Kelley
called his attention to the fragrant VIOLA
ton of the contract by tbs Traction COM
pany and Blakeslee & Sons, that he fully
realized to what extent the city was being
filched out of its rights. The city, he
said, is not looking to the contractors for
anything. at is the Traction company
that received valuable franchise without
costing them one cent we look to. And it
is annoying to think that men who belong
to the city themselves should care SO little
for the interests of the people, He re-
GREETED that the mayor of the city has not
more authority than he has. If he had
the present incumbent would use it. His
remarks knocked the bottom out of the
statement of Blakeslee & Sons to the effect
that these men have been brought here
because they are superior workmen. He
considered them an inferior set of Ia
borers. The blocks are being battered to
pieces and the whole place, he said, pre-
sents the appearance of a young quarry.
He had been looking up City Attorney
Burpee all day but could not find him. If
was voted that the communication be ap-
forward copy of it to the officers of the
Traction company.
Street Inspector Kelley submitted the
following statement, which was approved
and ordered on file.
To the Honorable Board of Road Commits
sioners:
Gentlemen-I herewith present to you a
statement of the work done by the street
department during the past month.
The amount expended for labor on street
repairs during the month was $2,455.56;
the cause of this being so high was on &C
count of the great damage done by the
heavy rain storms. there being about 5000
expended in repairing streets which had
Just been placed in good condition for the
summer. The item of top dressing takes
more than half the pay roll. find this a
very expensive account, as good gravel is
very hard to be had unless drawn from
outside the city limits. I have only top
dressed such streets as were worn out,
some of which had not been top dressed in
years.
Crosswalks were the only new work
new and substantial walks laid in different
parts of the city.
The plant at West Cheshire was started
running May %. and began to crush stone
June 4; prepara,i ons are ready made to lay
crushed stone on Canal street.
Below is the amount expended by the
department to June 1:
streets streets mac
new work repaired adam
May 1st, 1924. 90 81, 296.57 s42.6O
june 1st. s57,27 2,6ss.5e 1879, 80
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07
Jones, Morgan & Co.

Owing to having larger trade last week
than We expected we have been obliged to
buy more clothing in Mems, Youths and
Children's- Being late in season for the
Wholesale trade. We have bought more val
uable bargains than We have this season
We are constantly striving to give bar
gains in every department and this is the
time We can do so.
Mems Suits
Worth SO, $I2.5O and SIS, We are selling
now for $3.50, $50 and $3.50. Well
made and all wool. Youths, Boys and
Children's Suits still cheaper.
When you are looking for a Hammock
call and examine our immense assortment
Prices IS cents TO s.. so, with all the latest
improvements.
Refer Suits
in light and dark colors, nicely embroid-
cred, Blue CheEiots and Cassimers, sizes
to years.
Two P. C. Suits
doable seat and knee, 10 16 years.
Come quick and get the cream at the price
OF cheaper goods. Big returns In
Deys' Long Pant Suits
rs 10 30 years. all wool $40. 90 Suits for
500. sla-O0 Suits Tor $500. Fine darh
worztsd and ehsviotz. blue and black serge
suits for $50.
These prices are lowa than the same
quAlity has svsr been effered for In the
his1nry Of the clothing business
Jones. Morgan Z Co.,
Sc > % eAHk ST.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-07

June 8, 1871.
We heartily concur in the above criti-
cisms of the work now being done by the
Waterbury Traction company on South
Main street
, 1894-04-06
Gletne Nddbrtbten.

= Die Ngenten ser 9tort6ipcitern 0O6>
balm, tpelcGe Dor nicbt LANCER 13ett eincn
Sreibrief erbtels, limb icbt eifrtg bamit be-
i6afti8t, 5tuii9en Dem 6luB unb gfOrt6
Npe. oaS Wegerccht 81 ertperben.
Der II Sabre alte So6n 8. 9uni7
minerto, SEQ. 528 6aittngs Ctr, itarb
beute Morgen i'm County, 6oipttal. Oils ct
g~eitern Na9mittag nor Der elterli6en
Q8obnung ipielte purbe ct BON einem
98agen, BEN Sobn Quinlan, @6e @ping
uuo 16. Stra6e, tsnfte, itberfaDren. Qutnz
Ian lit in 6aft.
Der % Sabre ate Quitir @roger,
SEQ. 2125 State Str., i~tiir5te geItern 9tG6s
mtttag ais benz 3. Stofmcrt beS SimeSz
@ebGubeS ms 2. Stodmert, trug einen
S6GbeIbrucb baOOn unb itarb etnige Stunz
ben ipGter.
= Srau Glen &. S9omaS eriu9te beute
I'M &reiSgcricbt nm etren @inbaltSbefebl
gegcn Bic 2%dteitr.z IS ocb6aDn nab, pelcbe
tbrer Q(ngobc 5ufDlge ourb @rbauung ctnes
Mal9iencnbauie5 unD @rri6tung zines
S9orniteinS ibr Gi8cntbum oil Bart @Oe.
nabe HoflpeultraBe bcbcutenb ldd6t0t.
- Die gtor0topnsgeb0r belt geiterrt
9to6mittag cine 8~eriomntlUng alb, tonnte
aber feline @el6Gfte erleOi9en, oa Collector
9O9iter nicbt 5Ige8en tpac. 6err 6o6lter
ertldrte ipdtcr, baB er nicbt Der Gownbez
b0roc, ion6ern benz Superuiior Gecbenz
icbaft ab3ule9en babe uno baB bleS am
ndcbiten WOntag geibe6en tperoe.
Der gbpofat GboS. g8. @rig9s, 6eiielt
Office lib i'm Commercial Building befin>
bet, gerietb beute Wtorgcn I'M 8 llbr an
Ser Gde Ser WfaOiiou un0 No6eD StraBe
8piicben cinen @%reifipagen 1nO Gin Salt
fubripert uno trug einen Doppelten Getn7
bruch baDou. Otan bef0rOerte ibn nac6
ieiner Mobnung, go. 149 HobeD StraBe,
= WfarD 0om6fc unO MarD 8~rinfman,
peld6e geitcrn Qlbcn0 in Dem @eicbGft bon
6reb MtoeGer, 1873 Wilpaufee QDe. Dcrbafs
tet muroen, neil tie angcblicb Waaren nit
9enomn1cn batten, obne fiir OieieIben be-
5ablt 81 baben, tpur0en beute frib bon
Nibter 8bite bis gum Sage ibre5 @erb0rs,
ben II. 2lpriG, unter je $500 8iirgi9aft
geiteut.
, 1894-04-06
Der N1avor bletbt felt.

WtoDpr 6opfinS ertIGrte beltte 8ormitz
tag, baB ct unbeoingt Die bonn Sta0tratb
angenommeneIrolIe 8 rbtnan5 nit leinem
GetO belegen miro, ipenn iib Die Siios
iettc : StraBenbabngeieuidaft nicbt nod
i9neu enticbIteBe, fir bic uelettriibc 8e7
teucbtung Der bon ibr benubten StraBen 81
iorget. Der 9lnpalt Ser Sibieitez8abnz
geleuicbaft, Sulius 0rinneu, fanO ltd
ibrigels beute @ormittog i'm &atbbauic
Elm uno ~pertiefte itcb nit benz Wfapor uno
ben Superintendent in cine ldngere
GonferenS, nit Der 2tbiicbt, bocb nocb einen
GompromtB 81 StanOe 5u brtngen.
, 1894-04-06
GefdbrItd)er mItbertb.

Sames SO. Sell wtr6 cine Strafe bon
So in Der 8ri0etpeQ abarbeitel1. Sci lebt
bon ietner Srau 8%etrernt un6 pflegte 6iez
ielbe planmGBi8 3u belditt8en, iooaB ct
ibon etn1ltal inter cine TricbenSbiirgic6aft
BON $500 geiteut murbe.
@5eitern Oraug ct Inn bic W~itternabtsseit
tptebcrum in bic gBobnung ieiner Srau,
Sarab 8eu, Elm, in6cm CT Elm 6intcrfenlter
einitteB unO bic Gbilr, pelc6e gu ben oor0ez
rem &dur1en fiibrte, erbrocb. 6ter 900 er
etnen GeDolOer un6 erflGrte ieiner 6rau,
baB ct CRIT iie ltn6 6ann iicb ielbit cri9teBen
tperoe. Sine 9fab6arin battle ben Nllftritt
gebort un6 3tpci pOrbet9e6enoe 8oli3i1ten
berbeigerufen, tueIde 8eu in 6aft na6mcn.
, 1894-04-06
Jn Sa6en Ger G~t9orrenmader.

Sin Gomite Ser ftreifen6en Gi9arrcns
macbcr BON 8oQenS & So. eriucbt boS
9lberl6blatt nm Bic %@Hlfna6ute 6eS 6olgcnz
BEN:
GS lit untpa6r, baB ale Iogenanntelt
Nmertfaner sur Nr6eit Suriidtebrteu, Oenn
tDatidcbLtcb arbeiten in Der Tabrit augenz
bliGltc6 nur II BON ben NoQerS un6
g8ifelma6er unb bieS geicbiebt nur, I'M
oa5 @elcbGft auf Soften Der Streiter ansltz
3ct8cn. 9ie 2eBteren tpiinid9en olBer6cm,
b0S Bttbltfum baDOn in &enntntB 3t
ieben, baB Oie Str1na 9etctt1ocS angeiteit
bat, nm Elm frteolicbe5 8or9cben 6er Stretz
fer 5l DerbitOern. 98ir 1aben beicbtoiien,
einc Union 81 Or9aniiiren uno bcrcits erz
mNt6tgel1oe &un0gebun8en aus allen Sbetz
icn 0cS &anOeS erbolten. Die 6ta6t 6as
Dona bat uns $1,000 fir Streifunfolten
9cionbt, Die Sirma bat unS unqercht
beDanbelt. Sic beicbdftiQt ipantlcbe Q(rbeiz
ter unh bc5aDItc ibneu Gmeritaniicbe 8retle.
mG0reno ll3 bic Strma pofttio meiaerte,
Den llrrcrifa1ern Die fpaniidben 8reiie All
be5ablcn. Ser lIntericbieo 5tpt1c6e1 oteieu
Breilen betrGgt bon $40 bis $40 6aS
SQuien0.
, 1894-04-06
Soil fetn 6ebalt suridsabIen.

Anpalt 8. $. Graig, ais 8ertreter einer
9ln5abI S%teuer5abler bcs 3omnS Scfferion,
reidte beute 8ormittag i'm &reisqcridbt
cine &lage gegen 8Orter S. Younqutft, ben
trtberen Superptior bon Scfferion Elm, um
Oenlelben SIT ocranloiien, ben 8etrag BON
$4,000 pte0er 6eraus3u5abIen, Der tbm arz
geblib in un8eiebItcber 8eiie als @ebalt
auSge3ablt tpor0e1 lit. Die &lGger be-
baupten, baB bic Sopnbeb0rben iberbaupt
fem Gebt Daben, fiir 8camte @ebalter
felt3u1eben.
, 1894-04-06
6eoroe rleumeifter !.


Wit George 9termeiiter, ber geitern No6@
mitta9 in leiner Wobnun9, 2783 sc. Bdn7
linaitraBe, J~taocnSpoob, i'm bOben glitter
bon Is Sa6ren uno Drei W2onaten pom
Sooe abberufen muroe, lit pteOer Elm alter
NcbtunbOierSt9er unb Gbica9oer Btonler
babin9e9angen.
0err gfeulnetlter tdmmt aus Oeloelberg
unb fam i'm Sabre na9 bet GeDolution bon
1913, ali wel6er ct t6dti8en 2lntbeil 9e7
nOnr1en bate, na6 Qtmerifa. 3unG6l
lentte ct ieine Sbritte na9 Wilwaltee,
mo- er ie6t6 nun etpa Elm Sa0r lang
blicb. SIN Sabre 1850 fam ct nad
Chicago, tpo er al Oer Wti6i9anitraBe
nabe Der GlarfitraBe inter Der Sirmo
geumeiiter & &lor 6aS 9elitatciiengei6Gft
er0fnetc, DaS jebt nod untcr Der 6trmo
SoDn q. Neumciiter an Der 9. Glarfitr.,
sipii6en g.. Q6ater un6 2afeitr. beite6t unO
felt benz Sabre 1885 bon letncm S06ne
Sobn g. gcflibrt wirb.
Der 8eritorbene mar Elm cifrtgeS Wtite
glicD oe5 gtor6 GbicaQo Sc6iiben 8ereins
unb ser Chicago Gurngemein6e.
Seineu SOB betraltern ouBer 1einer be-
to9ten 8tttme, Srou Nuguita Neumeiiter,
unb leinen &inbern So6n g., emma,
Bertha, 9to6ert, Hottie gteun1ciiter, Bau~
lima @aitftelO, ieiner S6pie9ertochter
emma Neumeiiter, 9eb. 3oerner, uno iei1
mem S9wiegeriObne GbaS. o. @altfielo,
benz Staot7Glerf, unb Gbmin 6. Web,
5ablrcj4e TreunOe, Cine Go6ter, Die Sat-
tin Ocs 6errn McB, lit Benz Sertorbenen
ppr flinf @D6en Dorausgegangen.
Die 8eitdttung beS 8eritorbenen fin6et
am Snnnta9, ben 8ten Qlprtl, UNI 2 lt6r
9tacbmitta9S bonn Srauerbauie, 2783 sc.
8aulinaitr,, &aOenspoOb, nab bem 6rieoz
Dof in Stole Sill ltatt.
, 1894-04-06
Rampf UNI cine 111iuton,

Cine &la9eangelegenbeit, Sic felt elmer
Gei6e bon Sabren Die Deri6iebenen @ez
rtbtSb0fe beibGftt8t, trat g~eitern Dor 3ticb>
ter SuleD in iDr lebtc5 Stadium. Sc lit
bicS bic &la9e BON Wrn. SturgeS gegen Sic
0ebritoer CHARLES .. unb So6n 9. 6arz
nell, un6 eS banbeIt li6 babel Inn oas
Diibicbe Siimmben BON $1;250, 900.
@emeinlam nit Qlbner SaDlor batten Bic
SaripeI'S i'm Sabre 1881 Die @rbauung
6eS @apitolS BON 3eraS libernommcn. Titr
ibre Qlrbeit iollten ite 5000, 900 9(cres
2anb erbaIten, ipelcbe bic 2egtslotur 6es
Staate5 SeraS fit bieien 3med aus9eiebt
bate, uno oaS 2anb ioute Der 8eretns
barung genlGB ibnen i'm 8erbGltniB Der
SOrti6rttte, tpeIbe Der 8au mabc, iiber>
tragen tperben. gtaboem bie ltnterncbmel
ettDa $500, 600 Der0u8gobt battelt, pur0e
bas 0elo tnapp, unb ie faBten ben Blalt,
Elm SDnOifat su ~grInoen un6 nit 6iilfc
oeiielben 6as @ebGl1be Su Dollen0en.
@rzSenatOr S0rneu be9ab iicb per10n=
LID na6 Qonbon, nm englti9e &apitali1ten
fir ieinen Blan 81 getDinnen, bate aber
feinen Grfolg. @r febrte mach 0teip Oort
5urltd, ieBte iib bier nit SturgiS in Ser
btn0ung un6 Oieiem gelang e8, 6as bend
tbigte @elb aui3utreiben. SturgiS bebaupz
tct nun, Dab ct bel Dem ltnterne6men fem
eigcneS @elO un6 bGS @eIO ieiner Sral1
%DerpanOte, OoB 6ie 8artpeus i'm Damn aber
nibt ais einen Witunterne6mer, ion6ern
alS etnen Ngenten %bcban0eln u11o init ctnenl
RUTHERFORD abftn0en Douten. 0ieie Streitz
frd9e miro iebt BON Gtbter SuleD en0gill5
tig enti9icocn lperben, ba beibe Barteien
itcb oabtnge6enO Derein6art boben. Die
8er6anolun9en tperbcn mebrere @ocben in
~2tniprub nebmen.
, 1894-04-06
Oo6esfGue.

8eim &e9iitrar bes @eirn66etts tmtes
tpurOen 9eute @ormtttag fOGgenOe Gooesz
fGQe a1gemeloet:
@eor8e @eumeiter, Is S., $40. 2783 g.:
Y~auGtnaitr.
CHARLES Sofmetfter, At S.
g%ieonOra 8abn, II S, 4 &C., $50. 12z
Sobniton Q(oe.
8rieOerito 0ieuiB, 50 S., $50, 1922 mef
21. Ctr.
, 1894-04-06
CSucorporirt unter oeu @eIescu Oes Stoates SGiuOis)
Capital $4,000.

Capital $4,000.
9irettOren-a. G. 9eom, unIer Dong s long Song,
u. 3. SadiOu.
geamts-S. SO. Suffer, grd1.;. TIMER Dong Song
Gong. S@oBmeifter; u. 8. SodioH, Getretdr.
uuier Dong Gong Song 1T etn regular sraeuirter &rst
unD Wnnoar3t ionic RDarmoeift, in 9pn9 Song,
@btna, nub beablidottgt ieiue Dte6iStuen fir bic Seilung
Oon f0geHaIutel uubetl6aren 3ranfbeiteu az perfaufeu,
eorantlrenb, bag lebes SeilMIttel Die pon ibn au9efubrs
tel @iqeui@aIteu beTst, pSer 0asielbc nibt8 fniten Diro.
Or FAM i'll Sabre 1873 nit benz diueItiten @eiauSteu
nob @oibIngtou, 9. g., uub bat oiele Sabre Grfobrung
i'll Der drStliGeI %rarts, ioloObl Su 9euIe oGs AUDI i'll
bIeem &anee. @r ~preftialrt 9e9eulpdrttg Hidt
oertouft aber Ieine 9eilmittel, pel6e aug 9GuraelH,
&rduteru NIB GiuoeH snlaunmenoeiest unD brett Don
GDIno ilRportrrt fiub. 9ieieIbeu pirfeu einfad) 1eileue
uub iiuo 90u3Ii9 barHlos, aber BON ipunberbarer 4Gtr.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-07-14
Further Depredations by Anarchistic For.
eigners Fired by Free Whisky.

SPRING VALLEY, H., July Elm.
boldened by being uninterrupted in
their looting expedition last night, the
vicious mob of foreign anarchists
committed more depredations yester.
day, and being filed up with the beer
and whisky that saloonkeepers have
given them in response to their de-
mands and their threats they are to-
night in condition to do any act of
violence. Since early morning the
mob of 1000 men and women has
terrorized the citizens.
This afternoon the mob went to Sam
uel Horners butcher shop and de-
manded meat. The proprietor refused
and then the mob rushed in, beat the
men in charge, compelled them to cut
up the meat and then helped them
selves until all the stock was gone.
The mob then turned its attention to
grocery stores, and at several they
were given provisions. Those who re-
fused to give goods to the mob were
threatened with looting, and it is
probable that the next twenty-four
hours will see the destruction of these
stores.
1t is reported that 200 men from this
place are OF the way to Ladd, little
mining town four miles distant, to
loot the coal company's store at that
place.