davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
RIetne Uahridbten.

- 8m. 6. Burns, elmer Der Oireftoren
Der y2lmerican &ailtpaD Union" bat ietne
Srau M1argaret auf S9etoung perflagt.
sic ion cine unOerbeierIibe Grunfenbolbtn
iein.
- Gobert 8lanfe aus 81 6angamonz
itraBe utb Walter @ol6itein aus SO Sor@
g%amonitraBe, 3tpet fGetne 13idbrige 8uriaen
8ertetDcn g~eItern in Der GGbe i9rer @obz
nun8en in Strelt, in beiien 8erlauf e~riterer
ben leBteren 5~Deintal in Die SbuLter ita6.
Die Stibe tparen tebo6 nibt gefdbrlicb
unb pur6e 8lan6e 6eSbolb beute frib bon
Gidbter 0oDle, Dor SEN ct unter Der 9tn=
flage beS unor0entliben 8etragen8 gefibrt
tpuroe, nur I'm $40 unb Die Soften beltraft.
- @eitern Nabmitta8 bracben brei 9erIe
gfamens Nnton Sod, Sobann Sod uno
6reo 3ertl1tnger in etren Gil Der Sic Der
Single Str. unb 8eitern Npe. itebenben
6racbtpagen Der Chicago un6 gtort6s
Deiternbabn Elm unb itablen cine Menge
SleticbDaaren. Sic purbcn ie6ob nob
am Nbenb BON @ebeimpoli3iften Der 8a6n
oerDaftet 1tn0 na9 Der 9esplatneSitraBen
Station 9ebradt, no 9ttbter 9oDle tie
belte firth, na9 tursem 8erb0r unter ie
$500 8irgi5aft benz ~griminalseribt iiberz
mteS.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

Reformern, Gepublifanern, 9opuGtiten unb
unabbdngigen" Iugte er, fam oieier Stabt
eine Before 8egierung geben, als mir iebt
4aben, SD balte nihts BON etnem Pfarrer,
Der ft6 in Die 8oltif itiir3t. Sd bin Elm
@briit, dber t4 baife etnen Menf4en, Der auf
Die &an3el itetgt, INN ben 8%efreu3igten gu
p~rebigen unb bann i9reit: 8erbammt fei
Sommdnp! @tnen Meni9en, Der bies tbut,
baffe unb berahte i4. Sd min nt9ts nit
t4m utRun Raben, Sa ipobl, id baife i'm.
rtef @o1. 8roDn unb 16lug auf ben Slid,
bab Die gampagnerglGier f~lirrten, unb if
min ni3ts nit linn gu tbun boben, tpenr
aud fdmmtli9e 3eformer in Sem Oort inn
8etfaa 8uiauAaen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Cine italienifde Steheret.

Sn Telt3io GobeSco'5 Saloon 1O7Gping
Ctr, geriet6en 9eitern QlbenO an Die iteben
bort 3ecbenbeStaliener nit chamber in einel1
Streit tpegeu beg Q(usfauS Der Wabl. SIM
8erloufe oeIieLben wurbe einem berie(ben,
@eronimo Gopaci, nit eincm lfeiier cine
10 ibwere unb lebens8etG6rlidbe @erleBung
AM gta6en bet8ebracbt, DaB er in'SGountpz
6oipital gelbafft per0en muBte. 9a
teiner Der iieben anberen bic Wun6e benz
@opact bei8ebraht bGben pOute, Durbell
io>pobl 0icle ols oub Der 8irtb, BET NIGHTS
geieben baben tDiu, nacb Der Wfarpeu Sir.
Station 9eicbaift. 0Ort 8oben ite ibre
Jtauen nit Gbetonto W2accbt, Nfibaelo
8icba, MicbaIto IOrel6i, SomeS SaGo,
Comp Botpera, Setter Mauicut an.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Aud unter oem Banne ser vGtpt'
federation"

On bic 3 0uBenb be3opfte 8aibonfel
aus Der GlarfltraBe .murbeu beute bent
9ti6ter 8raotpeu unter ben Qntlagen, Bez
itBer reip. Snianen bon Spiel unbSpiumz
b0uen gu iein, por8eflbrt. Nue bteie
6Oaen paren auf @eranIoiiung Der vgtptc
federation" ausgeboben porben unb bic in
beniclben p~or9cfunbenen Optumpfeifen
uno Spielzl1tcnitlien obne WettereS selt0rt
tporoen. Ribter 8raOweu wirb ftb NIT
ben Tdaen etngc9enb am 10. 0e3em6er be-
i5afttgen unO iteate bis babin ieoen etn3e[z
men Sobn beS btmmliiden gei9eS inter
5000 8lirgi6aft. Oieie tpurOe bon benz
SbcrzW anoarinen See Sung 9eiteut unb
unter tur6terlt6em 9eibnatter perIieB bie
@9tneien4aar ben @eri9tslaol.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
OeftGnoioe Gtnbreder.

6arrD Green, alias Sbeelep uno S6o=
mas WfcGlelanD, puroen ant 0anfias7
un9stage inter Der augemeinen Nntlage
beS u1orbentli6en 8etragenS in Der
Stanton Npe. Station e%tngeiperrt. 9ieut.
8onfieLO 9laubte in ben Beiben eini9e alte
8etannte pieOer5uertennen unb oeriucbte
oenielben eth peni8 auf ben 3abn 81 flbs
Ien. Grit tparen bic 8ei0en taut 8erabz
reoung etpaS 3ugetn6ptt, bod nod
unb na6 tpuroe q Green geiprdbig
unO geitan6 bonn benz ouSpumpenz
ben lieutenant, baB ct, WtcG(eLz
lamb unb peri9iebene anbere, beren
9tamen er aut9ob, gu elmer m%oblrsantlirteu
8anbe bon gtnbre9ern geb0rten unb in
Der lebten 3ett Die fotgenben 0Guier 9e=
branbi6aBt bGtten: $. ,6aiielmann's @obz
nung, POI Weus Ctr, $50. 575 sc. Glart
Ctr, $50. Pol sc. Glarf Str. un6 $40. 574
8lue SSlanb Npenue. Die BEL 6teien @tnz
briicbeu gen1acbtc 8eute mur6e in peri6tez
6enen Gr0blerldben peritIbert. @reen UNI
WcGleuanO tDurDen beute unter ber Qn>
tla9e bes Ginbru6s Dem &idtsr @lennon
Dorgeflbrt uno bis auf Wetteres auf 10
Sage unter ie $1,000 8iirgibaft geiteGt,
8ts oa6in neroen aub bic anoeren Gttte,
6er Na3t faLtgeitelt merOen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Gin iu9en0Ither lIeferheI0.

Sn Der Wtrt6I9aft OeS Mor 2eotno, $40.
1893 Slt p. StraBe. 9erietben am SanftaQ
Nbenb Der 25la6rige farbi8e Goa GOpaI
Wtortne, bon $50. 1918 Start Str., nil
benz 15jGbrigen Siait 5cott in etnen @orts
tpecbleI, tpelber ieblieBlidb in 3bdtltbteitel
l%lbergtng. SIM 8ertaufe Oe5 StretteS soQ
Scott tein Observation-Disclosures 3aldenmeiiet
uno 1tteB eS ietuem GLteren Gegner in ben
pals, cine lcbmer3li1eBunbe oernriahenb.
Scott tpurbe oerboftct uno beutc bon 9ftb=
ter 8rooipeu unter $500 Sir9icbaft 5um
Bro3eB feitge6olten.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
mte0er in SEN Moiden oes 6efebes.

Mnbren 8o(ano, Ser erlf Dor etpa IA
Iageu nit tnapper 9tntb Ser 8eitrafung
tpegen 8eraubun9 Der &atie Sttrn entz
8in8, itonb beute firth i9on pieber unter
Der Nnfla8e bes &aubanfaus Dor Gidbter
Cooley. Qls 9eitern 2tbenb gegcn 10 U6r
bet in Bet WtarweuitroBen> Station angez
itette Yolisiit Sobn 90. O'8rien Die
NueD 5pilc6en Der Waaerz, -. un6 Wfarz
lpeQltraBe paiIirte, b0rte ct aus 6erIelbe11
6iilferufe. st lief, 10 i6neQ linn ieine
8etne unb Der LANCE lteber3ieD e8 erz
l%aubten, in bic NueD binein uno fab
9eraoe nob, tpte 8tpet &erle, Die eber1
etnen 0rttten loSgela1ien battcn, in lib
li6er Hidtuug Daponliefen. 0'8rien rtef
ibnen gu, itcben gu b%leiben, 6od polteu
ite bieies ui@t tbun. 9arauf ianOte BET
8lourOd lbnen cine &u9el nad, Die etnen
berlelben gum Ste6en bradte. IS mar
bieS 8olanb. Der brittle WtQnn, GbaS.
Nctnbaber BON Nr. 104 8ropnitraBe, ioenz
%tiftcirte in 8olanb lofort etnen Der 53pet,
bic tbn bon bet 0aIeritroBe aus in Die
NQep ibleppten. WGbreno Ser 9urcbgez
brannte i'm ant 0aLle feitbieGt, unterz
iucbte 8olanb feline (G%einbQber'S) Saiben
nadb gGert0iatben. Sour bas Gri9einen
oes s ~olt3iiten rettete ben Q%tn9efaQenen DOR
Der Nu%Splinoerun9. Ntcbter OooLeD belt
8oLan0 unter $500 8trgi6aft sum 8roz
3eiIe felt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
7uoenoIthe Otebe.

So6n 80. Step6ano, Daniel Mc9(ooD
unO Batrif Mtc@uire, brei 6aIbmiicb1ige
8uri6en, 9eb0ren gu Der 8anoe Qangftns
get, meI9e felt Wonaten unbeauf1tdttgt
gelaiiene Trabttpagen plinbert uno ibr
WfOglt3iteS ba3u beitrdgt, Die 0ei6dftsz
Leute Der Weitieite 3u terroriltren. Die
0etectios beS Martpeu Str. zOiitrttt tDQren
ben 9reien icbOn LANCE auf Der Tdbrte, aber
eS mar ibnen btSber ni6t gelungen, ite BET
Der Sbat ab3ufaiien. Nm Samftag Nacb
mittag traf auf Der Morpeu Str. Station
Die telepbontibe Wittbetlung Elm, bag bon
einem Wa8en Der @ommifitonsb1noler
Chapman & Smitb, 185-187 B. Gonz
bolpb Ctr, ais oieier an Der Gfe bon
llnionz uno 16. Ctr. itan6, cine 9roBe
&tite i~tber3u6erte Gofu8nuB uno berIhtez
bene anbere Groceries geitoblen tporoen
nGren. Die 0etectto5 6ag9io un6 8acbz
TELLER DUroen nit Ser Q%ufiucbung Der gez
lt0blenen Waaren un0 eDeut. Snbaftnabme
Der 0iebe betraut. 0eitern bcgegneten
tbnen Die bret ~oben9enannten 9tebe unb
teOer oerieLben tDar nit elmer &tfte bela0en.
Sic g!ngen ben Buri6en na9 un0 fan6en
1ebr bal0 aus, baB oieielben Die Baaren
OerItlbern MOLTEN. Inter 6en1elben befano
it6 aucb cine nit Dem bon Chapman &
Smitb an8e8ebenen s3eicben. 9araufbin
wuroer bieOret etngeiperrt un6 9eute unter
Der Nnflo8e beS 9tebita6lS benz Ridbter
@berbarot Dor9efitbrt. I'm Ben 0etectips
@eIe8en6eit 81 8eben, bic 8eitoblenen ais
3eugen berbei3uidaffen, puroe Der SAT-
bis Witttpo9 Ueri6oben unb ieOer Der @tnz
~getLagten unter ie $500 8argid4aft geiteQt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

nur in Der sIifti3en 9Oiun8 bet 8epafez
rungsfrage lie9t.
Den bon Der 9tc9terung arsgearbeiteten
Statiitifcn 3ufoIge t6nnen bort mebr ais
100 Miaionen 2(creS 2anb auf bic qez
mantle Q8etie nub6rtn8enb genta3t unb in
Stanb geIeBt perben, cine 8eOOlferunq
BON 100 Mttaionen Seelcn GIT er6alten.
9tm S6luiie ietner 9arLegungen citirte
gfthter GmerD ben 2(uSiprucb bes o~eritorz
benen Sen @ooe, pel6er propbe3cite, baB
beim SOLUBLE bieies S~abtbunoerts Elm iez
ser Ncre guten 6urmIanbcS in ben Ser.
Staaten einen 0ertb bon $50 baben tperOe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

Marina 0rui5.
Cine fe6s5ebnidhri9e, feuriee Spanierir1 fol-
in elmer Qnitalt unter9ebraht ueroen.


8or Gtichter &eritcn ftanb beute Morgen
Marina @rui3 nit tbrem 8oter 2lntouio
@rut8, weIcbe SEQ. 70 sc. Mtarfet StrGBe
Dcbnen. Otarina lit cine 16jdbri8e Spa
niertn nit 9ldn3enbem ibwaraen 6aar,
bultflem Getnt unO ibipar5en, gliibenoen
Qugen. Sbr 8ater bericbtete Dem Nicbter,
baB Warina felt eini9er 3eit auf Der StraBe
big gu ipGter Stun6e umber9etuanOelt iet
uno ooB ct fiirbte, ie m09e auf Qtbpe9e
geratbeu. Ji9ter Rcrlten ichlug Dor, bas
Wdo4en i'm !6auS gum suten 6irten luz
ter5ubrtngen. oils ibr Der 8ater Oieie @nz
orbnun8 mittbeiLte, rpeigerte ie ficb entz
l9ieben, i'll ienes 6ous gu 8eben. 8idter
&eriten muBte ieLbit 3ugelteben, baB benz
Mdbden Gin 8ergeben ntcbt nabsenieien
}et. @r peribob ben SAT- auf mor9e11, nm
cine anbere Nnitalt ausfinbig 81 mac6en,
mo Mtartna Grui3 bieaei6t llnterfommsn
unO S3uB gegen bas S%traBenIeben finOen
tonne.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

6eute Mor9en nm 1 ll6r ftan6 SobN
@onneI, $40. 121 Nmbroie1tr., an bet @de
Der Dearborn unb QloamS tr., ais pl0blic9
Elm Ne9er etnen NnariIf ouf ibn mocbte uno
ibm Ietne ubr entrtB. Der 8craubte i9rie
Iaut mach Der P~Olt5ei, bic ielbitoeritdnoli6
9eraoe anoerSpo mar, bOb Der g1eger Lief
III Die ndbite 9IueD un6 Deri9tpanb. @ls
baI6 oarauf 8Oli3ift 6offmann pom GentrQI
Detail eri9ien, lieB ct iiA bon Dem Sc,
raubten ieinen Qn9reifer bel9reiber. Cine
Ser9aftung puroe ni4t porgeuommen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
- Die ngoof Gountp 0emocrocp~ hie

= Ote v@00F ND0lT0 Ocmocracp" bteLt
8eftern ibre iGbrlibe 8eriammlung ob unb
crpablte Die folgenoen 8eamten: 8rdiiOent,
Sobn 9. Cooper; eriter 8t3ezBraitoent,
Daptb 2etpiniObn; stDeitcr 8i3ez9rGitoent,
Daniel 6. Jtoot; Oritter @i5e>8rdiibent,
90. 6. MecOonaIo 8rotofoIfiibrer, 8obert
6. 8urfe; Tinan3zS etretGr, Scrip s.,
Tlinn; Sbabmeiiter, 6ranf s. @aulter
NaribaQ, Same3 $. 6arreQ; QuQrtierz
meilter, S. Is. 8ropn; Sergeant at Qrr1s
@boS. SO. @alters GrecutipzG omite, 6roni
8. Murp6D, 8. S. 9onopan, $. 9. Ser
0erbert, g. .. Griffin, Dcnnis @alpin,
;Sobu S'9rien. 6cnrp Carroll, $. sc,
5temin9, so. O'GOnnor, S. g. 8eaboby
lnb Sobn 0uQarb.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
heirQthsfheine.

Solgen6e 6eiratbSi1etne purben beute
8ormittag in Oer Office bes GountDcLerts
ausgelteut:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
HOODS S SAARRS1ElA HEILT

Hoods Pillen helen Uebelkeit, nervoses
Unyerdaulichkeit, Bili0sitat. Zu haben
bel allen Apothekern.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

Value of Real Estate owned by the
Company. 66.8l4.84
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages ...... 10000
United States Stocks and Bonds. ..... IISOOO
Railroad Bonds and Stocks 1,037.50
State, City, County and other Bonds. log, $3.50
Bank Stocks -. 25,25O.O0
Loans on Collateral Security ......... 2,5O0OO
Cash on hand and in Bank........... 17,796y58
Premiums in course of collection and
transmission. -. ............... 38,269.25
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks ......-.......... 1870
Unidentified assets ..........$4 81, 913.14
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
oFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Nafpmppt of the GERMANIA INsUR-
Ahnu0I oIdtVhlUht ANCE of New
Orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 31st day
of December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
2OO,U0OU0
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

&benbbtott 1 Sent, 6 Gents bic Mo9e.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

9otrtfstirbe lit Sort 6oparb tbeil.
Stl9ot Softer belt cine 3anoenbe GeOe,
portn CT inter 2(nberm betonte, 6aB Die
&irbc oaS GoItperf euten d~merifaniiden
8Irgertbum5 lei unb baB 8etoe chamber
gu t6rer @ntmiflung ntcbt entratben t0nnz
ten.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual NateneBt RANCE COMPANY of 'S New
York, in the State of New York. on the 3lst day
of December, 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
full -& 360 nm m
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
&c h q 9 Oea

Set benz getern Nbenb i'm benofratiT6en
Club, go, 617 5tftb Qbenue oera~nfuGteteu
W}aRle btelt Der friibere Staatslenator, Gol.
0iQiam 8. 8rOmn, cine Hebe, tportn er bic
9}eD Yorter Reformbepegung f6arf an
grtff. o&eine 8ereinigung bon atr6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03
Katarrh II Jahr0 lang

''Ich babe etwa II Jahre lang am Katarrh i'm
gelitten. LetZten MARI war ich wahrend
des ganZen Monats iberaus elend nit Schmerzen
Abendblatt., 1894-12-03

ten gei6rteben, norin er in 9tbtcbe ite0t,
baB er BON 2t6un8 Chang na3 Sapan 9es
16ttt poroen lei.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-07
"oLEvELAND IS A HYPooR1rE."
That Is the Term Senator Irby Applied t.
Him.

That Ia the Term Senator Irby Applied to
CHARLESTON, 8. G, Aug. GA special
to the News and Courier from Laurens
says that Senator Irby made long and
rambling speech to reform" county
convention to day. In regard to the
national affairs Senator Irby said in
substance:
The proposed tariff law was humbug
and fraud and but for the Mckinley
law being on the statue books he would
not support it. He did not caucus with
Senators because Of the sugar trust con-
tamination.
Cleveland was hypocrite and fraud;
no Democrat, but an aristocrat, all his
associations being with the money
power. He Urby) was Democrat and
would be the last man in the State to
desert the Democratic party. He him :
self saved the Democratic party intact
two years ago. He said that his hear
ers were Democrats of the purest type
and that the South was Democratic.
Tom Watson was bright young fell
low, but he was incompetent, and the
South wanted wise Democrats as lead
ers (meaning Tillman). Tho South and
West must get together with Boies,
T1llman or Stevenson in 1896, and lie
behind log for Cleveland, stand to tho
Democratic party, drive out Cleveland
and stick to the party.
Stand to the reform" party he said;
it Is the only salvation in this State.
Butler was courteous gentleman, and
had been polite and kindly to him, but
Tillman represented his hearers views,
and they ought to support him for the
United States Senate.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-07
ROANOKE PLAYS THE BABY ACT.
a Tiresome Exhibition of the
National Game.
With Defeat Staring Them in the Face
They Resort to Dilatory Taotics-HIan-
ager O'Hagan Set a Bad Example to
HE Men-Boyd Pitched Good Game,
But Was Not Properly Supported.

After two weeks absence the Roa-
noke ball team returned to Its native
heath yesterday and essayed to give an
exhibition Of the national game in tho
afternoon. Their attempt was dismal
failure and reminded one more of an tics
seen In the nursery than anything else.
From Manager O'Hagan down, the team
played the baby act, and the only rea
son that Stanton is not credited with
another victory is because Umpire
Hodge did not seem to have sufficient
nerve to give them the game when they
were clearly entitled to it.
The trouble happened in the eleventh
inning. When Stanton came in for
their half Of the ninth they were two
runs behind, but rank errors by TRULY
and O'Hagan allowed them to tie the
score. Both sides were quickly retired
in the tenth, double play nipplng off
Roanoke's chance to score.
In the eleventh the homo team went
out in one, two, three order. Arthur,
the first man up for Staunton, was given
his base on balls and Little followed
with double. Sullivan flied out to
Maginnis. Pennington sent an easy one
to TRULY, who held Arthur on third and
started to throw the ball to Crockett,
but Davy was not covering first and the
bases were full.
Then the Roanoke players commenced
their work, insisting that Hodge call
the game as 1t was too dark to see the
ball. They argued with the umpire and
resorted to every means known to delay
the game. Instead Of ordering them to
play Hodge allowed them to bulldoze
him, and finally was compelled to call
the game on account OF d srkness. There
was plenty of light to have played the
inning out had Roanoke tried to have
done SO.
The game was medly OF good and
bad playing in which both sides partici-
pated. Roanoke easily led in the mis-
plays and succeeded in making eleven
errors, some of them being of the rank
est kind. Boyd pitched good game
and kept the hits we'll scattered except
In the fifth, when the visitors punched
five singles. He was particularly effec-
tive at critital stages and had he re-
ceived proper support the homo team
would have won easily. Following Is
the score:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-07
HOUSE WILL HOLD A CAUCUS.
No Agreement as Vet on the
Tariff Bill.
Tho Members OF the COME rence Conn,
mittee are as Far Apart as Ever-CalI1
for the Caucus Causes Dissatisfaosion
Among the House Democrass-Ths
Conferees VIII Try and Capture tho
Caucus. ~

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ga caucus of
the House Democrats will be held at
O'CLOCK tomorrow to consider what
action shall be taken to secure the
early passage OF the tariff bill. At a
o'clock this afternoon Bynum, one of
the members of the ways and means
committee, started through the cham-;
Der to secure signatures for the call.
IL was not intended to agitate the
question of caucus before Wednes-5
DAY OF this week, and then only in.
tne event that an agreement was not
In sight. The reports from the confer-
ence committee to-day. which have
Deen received at the House. indicate
that the conferees are still far apart,
and it is for this reason that an effort
Will be made to hold the caucus to-
morrow to determine what action shall,
be taken with reference to the matters
in dispute between the two houses.
FIFTY three signatures were attached
to the call, and Chairman Holman. of
the caucus committee, tonight issued
the call naming O'Clock tomorrow and
the hall of the House as the time and
place.
Intense feeling was developed as soon
as the caucus move began. Members.
cltedly for and against the step. Rep
resentative Straus, Warner and others
friendly to the Administration de-.
nounced 1t as '6re in the rear"
Neither Speaker Crisp nor Chairman
wilson had been consulted as to the
caucus and 1t was recognized as directly
In opposition to their wishes. Outh-
waite, an associate of Speaker Crisp on
the committee on rules said the caucus
WAS not Endorsed by the committee on
rules or by the conferees. 1t is evidently
move againstthe House conferees.
Mmoers OF the committee on rules
VIII probably enter the caucus, but ex-.
pect the conferees will remain away in
view OF the fact that adverse action by
the caucus would be equivalent to vote
OF want of confidence.
Representative Strauss, q close friend
OF Mr.. Wilson, expressed the opinion
that the caucus would prove boomer
ang. He believed Mr.. Wilson and the
other conferees and their friends would
attend the caucus and undertake to
carry it. With such men as Speaker
Crisp, Chairman Wilson, Burke Cock
ran and others urging loyalty to the
House conferees Mr.. Stratus did not
think an antagonistic resolution would
pass.
Springer and Bynum make no con-
cealmsnt Of the fact that the caucus is
for tho purpose Of ending the contest by
accepting the Senate bill. In this con-
neotion they quote statement made to
them by Senator Mills to the effect
that further House resistance meant
the killing OF all tariff legislation.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-07
OATES CARRIES ALABAMA.
His Majority Will be About the
Same as in 1892.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 6.-The
election here and all through the State
was perfectly quiet. Rain fell all day,
and the vote was cut down in conse-
quence.
Only scattering returns have so far
been received. This city and county
will give about 5000 majority for the
Democratic ticket.
The Democrats seem to have gained
in nearly every locality heard from and
some OF the counties that gave Kolb a
majority in 1892 have gone for Oates.
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 6.-Returns are
coming in slowly. The majority for
Oates in this city will be about roo; in
the whole county about 1000
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Aug. Collection
returns Indicate Oates election by a
majority not largely different from that
OF 1899. Kolb is gaining in five or six
counties, principally Jefferson, where
the Democrats lost over 1000.
Oates gains are generally distributed
over the State and are in white counties.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-07
THE YOUNG MEMS BUSINESS LEAGUE.
Interesting Subjects Discussed at tn.
Meeting Last Night.

Interesting Subjects Discussed at the
Meeting Last Night.
The regular meeting Of the Young
Mems Business League, hold last evon.
ing in the Hastings Court room, was an
interesting one and shows that some of
the committees are getting down to bus
mess which will prove beneficial to the
city and its interests.
The matter of the issue of transfer
tickets on the street railways within the
city limits was mentioned and referred
to the proper committee for attention.
resolution was passed instructing
the proper committee to confer with the
county officers and ascertain the expedi-
ency of employing State convicts OF
county roads.
Other business was transacted which
it was deemed unwise to make public at
this time, but which is of interest to
every merchant in Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-07
ANARCHISTS ON TRIAL.
Thirty of These Men Now being Tried ut
Paris.


PARIS, Aug. 6.-The trial of thirty
anarchists began this noon in the court of
assizes with M. Drayfus presiding and
M. Bulot conducting the prosecution.
The court room was crowded with law
yers, officials and reporters. The gen.
eral public, however. either felt little
interest in the trial or feared some
anarchist plot, for few outside the cir
Gle directly interested tried to gain
admission.
The accused filled the prisoners
dock and overflowed into the places
reserved for the press. Prisoners Ber-
tani, Chericotti and Belotti appeared
with their wives, who are also under the
charge. The only other female prisoner
is the widow, Milanace. Conspicuous
among the other prisoners were: Jean
Grave. Julin Ledot and Charles Chatel,
author; Sebastian Faure, agitator, and
Felix Fenon, who, when employed in
the war ministry, was found to BIO hid
ing dynamite and anarchist literature
in his desk.
Five Of those mentioned in the long
indictment read to-day have escaped to
foreign countries. The trial will last
about week
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-07
THE STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
President Debs Gives up the Fight Against
the Railroads.

President Debs Gives up the Fight Against
the Railroads.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-After a struggle of
forty days against the united railroads,
the American Railway Union in Chicago
has declared off the strike insugurated
in behalf of the Pullman employees.
beginning to-day each mem Der OF the
union who responded to the order to
strike will be at liberty to resume work.
The strike is off in Chicago except
among the employees of the Santa Fea
and the Chicago and Eastern illinois,.
by to- morrow the strike will be declared
OF along the entire systems of railroads
affected by the recent movement.
AT meeting of the delegates of the,
twenty-four local labor unions affiliated
with the American Railway Union yes
terday afternoon it was voted to declare
the strike off in Chicago, except on the
Santa Fe and Chicago and Eastern
Illinois.
The action was purely local and the
declaration does not even effect Pullman.
Neither President Debs nor any OF the
American Railway Union national off,
Gals were present at the meeting. In
fact, President Debs had left the city
for Terre Haute before the meeting
occurred.