davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-11
Qb9eblibte GontraPtoren.
muYOr Popfins weif ole 5oroerun9 bon
Stro6enpfaiteruues : GontraFtoren fir
nidt contrafteemd6 ouseefIhrte 2lrs
beiteu 3uriid.

Sn benz Bureau bes SberbaucDmmtnGrS
SoneS erl@ien geitern Elm @pmtte bon
StraBen6au Gontraftoren, beite6enO aus
ben 0erren Same8 Mc8ean, S. 3. O}c=
NbanG, S. 9. Smitb uno st. S. @ontpaD
uno le9te ben1ieIben bas 0eiub Dor, OaB
GeDtiie 9teierDcfonbS, meld9e nod BON Gou@
trdttoren fir in ben Sobren 1891 uno 1892
inter Ser 6arriion'i1eu @ominiitration
auSgefiib:te StraBenpflaiterungS : Cir
betten beaniprucbt pcroe1, ieBt CUR
NuS3abIun9 gelangen louten. Wt0Dor
| 6opftnS murbe Don benz S6erbauz
commiildr 3u ber Gonfercn5 nit ben Con-
traft0ren etngelabcn uno CT entibieb na9
Nn60rung oeS @eltcbS Der @ontrattoren
uno g~eptfier amtlicber 8eri6te iibcr iene
Nrbeiten, DaB Die @ontrdftorcn baS bon
ibnen nocb beaniprubte @elo ni6t erbolten
louen. Gr mics iie an, bic @eridbte a113us
rufen, tuenn lie pirfli6 NOD Nniprlbe
an bic Sta6t nabweiiN gu fOnnen
glaubten.
W}appr 6optins bate getpi6ti8e @riin6e
fir bieie feline 3uriiftpeiiung Der GOntraf7
loren. 2ls sic unter Oeapor 6orriion in BEN
Sa6ren 1891 unO '92 bic in 8etradt foms
ntel1oen Observation-Disclosures heenoct
4uuLElly IUutQC VIII @1lltuttptCH SNt W
tpilier Betrag bes contrattlicb ausbeounge7
men 8reiie3 porentbalten, pte bicles tlber:
baupt iiblic6 1T, Do iie berpfi6tet iinb,
Sic bon ibnen %gepflaiterten StraBc tiir cine
9fetbe bon Sabren Cir @ranitpaafter 5
Sabre, fir @eocrnblodpfla!ter 3 Sabre in
gutem 3uitano 3u erbalten. WtdDor
0arrtIDn ma6bte aber balb perlO6nli9 bic
8eobacbtung, oaB sablreicbe Ser bamals 9es
pflaiterten StraBcn itb 9lei6 mach Beenot7
gung Der Bflaiterarbeiten ntbt in einem 10
guten 3uftan6e befanoen, nie oteielben nab
Den Goutraften unb Spe3ifttatiOnen bGtten
iein ionen. @r lieB 6urcb ietne StraBen'
ontsporlteber cine 11nteriu6ung aaer
StroBen anfteuen, fir bercn g flaiterun9
bic @ontraftoren nod einen &eitbetrag 81
erbalteu Gatten, unO bieic l1~nterludbung err
CAB, bab 6as 8flafter in 682 StraBen ficb
ntbt in benz in ben Spe3iftfatiDnen auSbez
oungenem .3uitanbe befanO unO baB Die
Summe Don min0eitens $780, 600 notbig
lei, nm bic betreffenben StraBen in guten
3uitano sl nerieBen. Ser ben Gontrafz
toren nocb acknowledging BON SOL, 068
prrbe baber ni6t an bielclben be5ablt.
Bic Gontr0ftOren brobte1 NIT 9eribtz
liben Glosen, feiner bon ibnen macbte Die
0robung ma6r. 60 blieb es bis geiterll.
Oie 6aLtung 6eS W1a9ors in bicier 2tnz
gelc9enbeit nirb ber Stabt ii6erlidb cine
bcbeutenbe Summe eriparen, benn Die Gon7
traftoren tperoen faum i'm Stanbc ietn, bic
8erebtigung ibrer Nnlprii6e in ben @e=
rtcbten n0~cb5utpetien.
, 1894-10-11
6erupft.
c. q. mefineer fdlt Sauernfdneern in Ole
Pdnoe uno mus nbIuten".

6. 8. Meiiinger, Der 8rdii6ent Ser
yO2cftnger 0arbpooo 9ulnber go.", 6eren
Office ii9 in Gem @ebGloe gto. 40 0atpz
tborne 2(De. b%eftnoet, erlbien geitern III BET
@entralzS Station unO flagtc benz Capt.
9uffD, baB e. bon Sali6lpieleru I'M Die
Summe bon $1400 betrogcn worben iet.
Quf bic 6rage Dcs 8camten, tpie 6as gez
ldbe6en lei, er3GDlte 6err Mfe1in9er, ba6
Dor9eitern bret 6erren 81 ibm 9efomnen
ieten uno i9m aus ibren @albungen in
Wticbigan 6ol5 gu einem iebr annebmbaren
Bretle gum Rauf anseboten bitten. @r
babe ii9 gebent5eit aISgebeten uno ftb
nit ibnen perabrebet, DAB er tie am tolgen>
ben Sage in tbrem 6oteL oufiuben u1b ben
0anoeI abl6LieBen tDerbe. 2lls er our nerz
obrebeten Stlnbc in baS 3immer getreten
lei, babe err Die 6erren beim Boteripiel gez
funben uno ct lei auf9ef0roert wor6en, bis
sum Wftttagellen mtt5uma6en. Gr babe
ertlGrt, baB er pom g oferipiel nibt piel
Deritebe, bod Ser cine Der t9erren bate sez
Iogt, baB Iie nur niebrig ipielten ltnb baber
nidt bel 3u %rtSfiren iei. S@lieBltcb babe
er it6 bere6en lallen un6 0aS Spiel babe
%be9onnen.
Die erften bret @tniGbe babe er geponz
men unb bas Slid iet ibm AUDI 10 boIb
seblicben, OaB CT al bas Mittaseiien gar
ntebt mebr 9eOabt babe. Gn0lib babe CT,
na96em Die Garten obermalS scgeben
lDorsn, bier 80niee, aIiO bic stpeitbocbite
6an0 i'm Spiel, erbaIten. Ser cine Der
Wttt{pieIcr babe Dor9el6Iagen, ben @iniaB
gu erb0ben unb er (Meiinger) babe tetnen
Ginpanb erbOben, ba er fat ii9er 9emelen
Jet, 5u getpinnen. @iner bdttc INNER ben
anoeren Iberboten, Bis i3lieBli6 $l400
flr i'm auf benz Spiel 9eitanben bdtten.
Die &arten ieien auf8ebedt wOrben unO
elmer Der 0alner babe bier Wlie sebabt uno
ba8 @elb ein9eitrid:n. @r (Weiiin9er)
lei banu fo%rtge9ongen, neil er feiH Gelo
me1r 9eGabt babe. l~lnterpe9s Iet tbm Der
8erOadt auf9eltiegen, OaB er es nit Tali6z
ipielern 5u tbun 8ebabt babe. Ct lei OeBs
balb nob Dem 6OteI surid8esan8en, babe
iebocb bic Go9eI nicht mebr DOrgeTunben.
Gopt. Duffp IieB iidb cine Seicbreibung
BET 8auernfdnger 9cben uno iGnbte Dann
sipei Detectipes nit bcm Outrage aus,
na9 ben NaubD0gcln 81 iu3en.
, 1894-10-11
Observation-Disclosures

Die foLgetDen Observation-Disclosures muir
ben i'm 8duamt auS9eiteut:
Trau catherine WfcGaffcr1, 6reiit0ftges
@o6nbaus uno Gr69ei6oB, geo. 5130
Nabal6 Mpenue, D%eranidlagt auf $4,000
Or. Wirt, 3peiit. 8obnbauS nebit 9a6en,
Il Str. un6 II M0btlon Npe., $4,000;
SObn g. Setter, 3weiit. 8o6n6aus, III
@raceIonb Noe., $1,000; $. &. 9abts,
3tpeiit. 8obnbouS u1b GrbgeicboB, 1851
8incennes Q(pe., $4,000 81. BaucrIe, sDeiz
itDdi9es WobnbauS ucbit 2oben, 1878
@rano Npe., $4,000; George Sem, BRETT.
Mobn6auS unb &r08ei5oB, 1872 SbeffielD
ADe., $500; TrGnf Nerner, 3weiitOdige6
MobnbauS unb @rbgei9oB, 1872 Trautfort
Ctr, $4,000; QlleI. Burte, oreiIt. 0o6nz
Daus unb @rbge1boB, 1915 Ban 8urenItr.
$4,000; Grebtn Bros, picrit. 8afiteinz
MobnbouS un6 @r6gei6oB, 728 0. gtOrtb
Npe., $4,000; GDorleS Tran3, einit06tgel
8aGiteinzNnbau, GIL sc. 6oDne Noenue,
$4,000; George S. 6ar0ing, brctit. Mobnz
D0uS ur0 @rD8el6oB, IA 80. Str, $4,000
O.. S. Wturp90, 3tDeilt06tgeS 8aditein>
@ebGu0e, 2514-20 Commercial Qtbenuc,
$4,000; 8enIon & GarliOn, 5tpeiito6jgeS
WobnbauS, 4118 Wopleitr., $500; 6ral
9tnoeriOn, BRETT. 8o6n3auS, 1900 0ilton
9lpe., $4,000; emma 6oelburg, breiit.
g8%o9nbcuS, 120 8ilton 9(oenue, $1,000
=. .. Jtat3man, pierit. 8aditeinz Oe6Gltbc,
1867 Demmin8 Court, 500, 600; 6rau
SartelS, 3ipetit. 0Obnb0uS, 1893 SatpDer
NOe., $500; Wtaribfiel0 Npe.s &trbenges
n%letnoe, 8aGitcinz& ircDe, $50 g8. Sar.
rtlonltr., $4,000; Mnna 90. Refer, 6retit,
Wobn9auS nebft 2docn, 6041-43 Sal.
tteOltraBe, $4,000; S. g&elIon, atpeift
NObn9aus, 6353 SangamDnitr., $500
, 1894-10-11
Nnbretp Son tpur6e geitern il

9(nbretp SOB tpur6e geitern i'm
@~ountD8eriCbt ongeptcien, mo6entIi6 $40
3um llnterbalt ietner Tamilie bei5utrogen.
@r bebauptet, boB ct ba5u ni6t i'm Stanoe
lei, % WtoDor 6opfinS i'm aus Dem itdbti;
lbcn Otenit entlieB, boB CT iebt feline Dir
belt babe unb lieber ms GountD@@efdngz
ntB aeben mpQe.
, 1894-10-11

Nbonnirt auf bas Nbenbblatt Der SHinOis
Staats5 3eitunQ 8reis ] Sent.
, 1894-10-11

9oo6'S BiI1eu turirem 9eberlsiben,
@elbiuht.
, 1894-10-11
: mnrh 81 mnmA.;. 49,

@tarD g. McOaOin bot gcsen Somes
Ntc@aot1 cine ScbeiOungstlo9c eingereibt
nl1O babel einen 8an5 b~eionberen @rHnb AM
9%e9eben. Sic moc6t babel 8eItenb, baB
Wtc@optn unO tbre Gouiine Sennie W2urs
rap nit 6itfe zines Oleoiums ibr bic sSoee
belbrabten, DaB ie ben Q8iIe1 i6res Der
1torbenen @atten Grille, ipcnn iie O(cz
0aoit beirat6e, MGbreno fte itd in be-
ltnnnn9sloiem 3uitanb befan6, babe Das
WfebtOm Die 6eiratb poQ3ogen.
, 1894-10-11
Stdoti1hes.
1rtuderei I'M ShuIratb.

patriG +. Du9san's phiGippifa segen bier
trinfenoe 2lrbeiter.-m u. 3. 6rohom
sum IadfoI9er SHEPPARD Johnton's
ernannt. = 6eeen 6ehaItse rh0huuecn
wdhreno oes SisFoIjobres. = Statiitif
iber oen ShuIbeiu9 uno ole Nus9aben
0es ShuIraths.
, 1894-10-11

lbsn6bIatt Der 81, @taats3ts, l Gent
, 1894-10-11

Ser SnboGt DER Qn3eisen pon 6OoO's
S~arlaporiQa Dirb b~eit0tigt burD Su6orios,
1pel6e 1T o'r St1on5=Q8elt obte Anftanb
occepttrt 1olt' !oen. OoS ia9t beutlt9 senu9,
boB 6oOb's furirt.
, 1894-10-11

In Illinois IT'S, 230. p
Total amount OF Risks all outstanding 35S, III, 217.00
JOhR It. Neger1an, President
Gee. "a. GaStOns Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
Of January, 1894.
(SeaD THOS. w. FOLSOM,
eiun Commissioner for Illinois in New York
, 1894-10-11
fit JeOermdnn.
Sit 9ro6 ono )((eia.
fit Qrm unO RoiC5.
COnklin's
0Qn00u0
-NeS
Qubliden Utffens>

5iir 0as 5au6 entbdGt es Nip
ti9e 8ecepte aner Gtrt, 0ngabeF
iber MaB uno Gewi9t u. I'm.
giir 6anaente siebt es Gui.
i9lub lit sel6dftli6en unO 9eieb
Ii6en Srasen, iopie &atb in Sud-
fibrun9 un6 ibren peri6iebenev
@pitemen,
Jiir MtaDaniker cine 8uiam'
otenteauns Der in ibr Sad idlO'
senben mebanii9en @eiese urO
aaer bentpirbtsen grfnbunssD
unb Mai9inen,
Fir Oen 0~anOmerker praftii@e
@atbi9ldse unb ftatiitii9e Nn'
eaben.
Jir Hen ennSwirtb @itte'
tunssreseln, 8ObenfunOe, Rqtb'
Idldse fir 8eaderunG 2anOmei'
luns unb 8ebanbGuns BON SieD,
Fit Sartner @uR9liifie u8er
2ebensfdbi9teit Der GamenurtelS,
Reimen, 8a6stbum Der 8dume aA
Sir UolitiAer itutiitii@e8 eri6tS
iber @a9len, 8eu6lferungS5abL\
8arteisruppirun9en.
giir DoIaBanoler senaue MaB'
tabellen.
giir 3ndJbalter Nebnunsss un1
RahltabeGen.
Sc tF nnnt5gIid), ben reidjen ST.
balt oleIes 9anobubS AUDI nur
anndbernb 81 i9ilbern.
Seoes Sitter, ie6er GtonO utto
Seruf fimben berin i9neG G2atb
anb aufihluB.
Da5n tOmnnt cine 8uIammen'
feaung. auer wi@tisen sel6i6tli,
DEN GreigniiIe, iOwie seosrapbiids
Gngabeu 0ur6 SO fteine 9anOfarteB
erldntert, ftatiitti9e 8nlammen'
iteauhsen iiber Gei@idte, 8eDDIfo
rullg nnO Die Grseusmiie aaer @taa'
ten Der Union.
Sn alien Srasen sOn euaemeis
nem Sntereiie finbet man bier 10
eertdnOli9er 5aHuns
AntWort and 8eiehrnns.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14

nent remarks that she is going to give
one of her black dress skirts to the servant,
whereupon the latter inquiries, us 1t a nice
one miss?" although she knows that it
will come to her just as the young lady
has herself worn it. 1t is beginning to be
a serious question as to what we shall do
with our laid aside garments, since, how
ever we'll made and well conditioned they
may be, whenever they cease to be desira-
BILE to the comfortably situated woman
they have no attractiveness for her maid,
her cook or even her laundress. 1t seems
wicked to burn them up when so many
human beings are going in rags.
Speaking of saving garments why does
not somebody invent a preservative for
wooden clothing and furs that shall pre-
vent moth and rust from corrupting and
shall yet not infect everything it approach
es with an ineradicable odor Of i'll smell
ing chemicals? No extract or sachet pow
der yet manufactured can overcome the
evil SAVIOR, and even the sunshine and open
air do not wholly dispel it,
But by this time winter things are al
ready packed away with tar balls, cam
phor tablets and similar denominations, and
light wraps are in the ascendant. Paris Is
still sending forth new varieties OF capes
and has added to the black and mode col
ors shown earlier in the season an assort-
ment of brighter colors and still more elab-
crate make. a sketch is given Of one made
of malachite green velvet, having a round
yoke very long over the shoulders. Around
this is placed full flounce Of velvet
The cape is trimmed with vandykes and
bands of cream guipure and has on either
side of the front rosettc Of black satin
ribbon with long ends.
JUDO CHOLLET
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
HOLIDAY IN LIVERPOOL
And Not Much Doing on the New York
Market.

And Not Much Doing on the New York
Market.
New YORK, May IA - Special Tele-
gram to THE GLoBE ]-There was no
Liverpool market to day; observing
Whitsuntide holiday there. New York
futures opened about three points off
from Saturdays closing. Opening prices
were June 7 O5, July 708@709, August
713@714 There has been no DISPOSE
ton to trade. The market had declined
five points all around on the noon call,
but rallied slightly and closed Iune
7O3@7 O5, July O8@7 Co., August 7 100
713 Sales $1,000 Market quiet but
steady
No trading in American tobacco; $50
bid were the only figures on the floor.
Chicag wheat opened SIS to 574
No material change during the day and
closed 574, December G14
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14

Owing to a misunder-
standing on the part of the
Press Association from
which The GLOBE obtains it's
news reports we are unab lie
to present to-day the usual
amount f news matter. The
mistake has been remedied
and we hope will not occur
again.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
HENRY MORLEY DEAD.
The Noted English Literateur Passes
Away.

LONDON, May IA Especial Cablegram
to THE GLoBE.]-Professor Henry Nor
ley, LII. D, the distinguished author, lee
turer and educator, died at Carlsbrooke,
on the Isle Of Wight, this morning. He
was the author Of numerous critical and
literary works, including a voluminous
history of English literature. He had
been for years professor of English liter
ature in the college of London. His death
was not unexpected, as he had been in i'll
health for some time.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
LI/ESZ SPEC/AL NEU/S

mage in Octcber,and Talmage will preach
there the entire season.
The board Of trustees of the Taberna.
Gle to night held meeting in the house
of Dr.. Talmage, at which it was decided
to rebuild the Tabernacle.
DIR. Talmage will start on his trip
around the world to morrow. He will
go to Philadelphia first, then to Atlanta
and the southern states, to Honolulu,
New Zealand and Australia.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
RAILROAD WAR IMPENDING.
The Missouri Pacific Makes a 75 Per Gent
Cut in Freight Rates.


CHICAGO, May 14-[Special IA Telegram
to THE GLOBE There are prospects of
railroad war in the West in the near
future. Last Friday all the western roads
gave notice to their eastern connections
that all through freight rates would be
discontinued. This means that instead
of the low freight rates that have pre-
vailed on through business to the East
the western roads will be compelled to
pay their western connections the regu
lar local freight rates.
This morning the Missouri Pacific
made IS per cent cut in its freight rates
between Chicago, St. Louis and Denver.
This is the first gun in the fight.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
THE MAID SAYS NAY.

Her Mistress Clothing No Longer Good
Enough For Her-New Light Wraps.
It is a curious but we'll known fact that
what is good enough for the mistress 10
wear is often not good enough for the maid.
The pretty bonnet worn but yesterday
by 1.-The lady of the house" on her market
ing excursion, when offered today to her
cook, is looked upon askance, possibly re-
fused with more or less indirect criticism.
The grownup daughter of the establish
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
Chasing the Coxeyites.

GREEN RIVER, Wyo May 14-[Spe-
cial Telegram to THE GLOBE. IA spe-
cial train bearing United States Marshal
Rankin and his deputies left here early
this morning for Copeland They go to
arrest body Of Coxeyites who ran away
with q Union Pacific train on the Oregon
short line railroad on Saturday.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
No Compromise at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, O., May IA 14-[Special
Telegram to THE GLOBE The extern
sive strike of miners is still on A con-
ference has been arranged between the
miners and mine operators, but it is be-
lieved that it will be barren of results, as
the miners refused to listen to any talk
of rOmnrOmiSa
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
Coal Famine on New York Central.

ALBANY, N. Y, May IA Especial Tel
egram to THE GLOBE, The New York
Central railroad is hauling only perish
able freight owing to the scarcity of
coal The coal strike seems likely to Sc
riously affect the operation of the great
railways of the eastern states.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
WILL 1t BE WAR?
Suspension oil Diplomatic Relations Be
tween Brazil and Portugal.

WASHINGTON, May 14-[Special Tele
gram to THE GLOBE News was re
ceived here to day that diplomatic re-
lation had been broken off between Bra
zil and Portugal. This was not surprise
as the relations between the two coun
tries had been strained for some time
The immediate cause of the suspension
was the conduct of officers of Portuguese
war ships in connection with the Bra
lillian rebellion, and especially with tht
surrender of Admiral Sandanha da
CANA
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
"A j. RSEY TRACED a.
Pretty Sadie Was Deceiv> q and tl"bbed
and Almost Murdered.

JERSEY CITY, May 14.-[Special Tee
gram to Tue GLOBE l-Bernald IL len
berg induced pretty Sa!ie Wcr,oehrai
to withdraw her money from saving
bank and to come here and marry him.
He took her walking last evening ana
when they were cut of town, drew a
pistol and shot her in the breast and
head He robbed her and left her fOJ
dead. She was found later and carried
to a nearby house. This morning The
doctors revived her sufficiently for her
to tell the story OF the crime.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
Request by Major Robbins.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, May IA Especial
Telegram to THE GLOBE. Major VIM
NJ Robbins, of the Gettysburg battle field
committee, has published request that
all Confederates who took part in the
great battle will assist in locating the va
rious divisions
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
FIectrocDted at Auburn.
can.

AUBURN, n. Y, May ii Special Tel
egram to THE GLOBE. I'm the prison
here to-day Lucius R. Wilson was cleo
trocuted for the murder Of Officer Har.
vey, of Syracuse.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
FOUND DEAD AT TABLE.
Mrs. Lilly Was Murdered for the Money
in the House.

ATLANTA, GA May 14-LSpecial Tele,
gram to THE GLOBE. 1.-Two negroes
have been arrested for the murder of
Mrs Lilly. She was found dead at her
table last night There is nothing but
circumstantial evidence against them.
The old lady was supposed to have money
in the house and it is suspected that the
object of the murder was robbery. Her
servant first gave the alarm at midnight.
He say she was in the city during the
early part Of the night.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
London's Sheriff Dies in Texas,

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May IA Especial
Telegram to The GLOBE flames Par
kerson Tyler, lord high sheriff of the city
of London, died here to-day.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
A Sharp Practice

you call it when reading an interesting
article and find a. its close that you've
read an advertisement. Don't condemn
the advertiser. You wont read the
ordinary advertisement. All advertisers
takes this means of telling you that Sim
mons Liver Regulator is the best medi
cine for Malaria, impure blood, and
poisoned system. Equally as good for
Indigestion and Biliousness.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
SIGNED THE MEASURE.
Governor Flower Signs the Compulsory
Education Bill.

ALBANY, n. Y May IA Especial Tel
egram to THE GLoEE ]-Gov. Flower to-
day signed the Compulsory Education
bill. This was one Of the most impor.
tant Of the numerous bills left in the
hands Of the governor when the New
York State legislature adjourned
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
SHOT HIMSELE.
Suicide of a Prominent Republican Poll
tician of SchuylkilI.

ASHLAND, Pa May l. Especial Tele
gram to THE GLOBE I-Ashland was to-
day startled by tragedy in political life
Joseph NJ. Click, a leading Schuykilll
politician, committed suicideiby shooting
himself in the head. He was repubii-
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
All Free.

Those who have used Dr. Kings New
Discovery knew its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to try
it free. Call on the advertised druggist
and get trial bottle, free. Send your
name and address to H. f Bucklen & CO.,
Chicago, and get sample box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills free, As well as a copy of
Guide to Health and Household Instructor,
free. All OF which is guaranteed to do you
good and cost you nothing. Sold at r.
BIacknall & Sons drug store
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14

W. III Proctor at the Racket Grocery
gives you low cash prices six days i'll
the week, wholesale or retail. Cali on
him
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14

1t is not what its proprietOrs say, but
what Hoods Sars4parilla does. that tells
the story of its merit. Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla Cures.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14

The Magnificent Structure in
Ashes.
THE LOSS WAS S1,5OO,OOO
TaImage Had Just Preached His An
niyersary Sermon.

Yesterday Was the Twenty-Fifth Ami
yersary of His Accession to the Pas
torate of the Tabernacle-Trustees An
uouncc That They Will Rebuild at
Once-TalnaGe VIII Remain.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14

Sheriff Jenkins, of Pittsboro, passed
through on the noon train to day, on his
way to Raleigh.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14
THE LIGHTS WENT OUT !
Preacher and People Left in
the Dark.
DURHAM SUNDAY SERVICES
No Services at Main Street and First
Baptist Churches.

When the Electric Lights Went Out at
Trinity Church, the Congregation Sat
Still and the Preacher Went Right on
with His Sermon-The Worshipers at ST.
Philips Are Also Left in Darkness.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14

Maj. Geo. Collins, of Hillsboro, arrived
in the city this morning on a visit to his
daughter, Mrs. w. L. Wall.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-14

He Is at Work Among the Records of the
State Experimentation in the De-
partments-Many Useless Employees Will
BE Cut Of-Over II Hundred ef These
Employed in the Senate and House.
, 1894-06-18
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