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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-08
Oas Dereoeln uno feline 0pede..

OdS Oereoelr uno 1etne O1pefe.
9os 8ere6eln mtr6 %angemenbet I'M Yflar7
8en All Dermebren, bie aus ibreu Samen
oesogen i6re baratteriitti1en Gigenl6aften
ntcbt betbe6allen, poer itc5 ibiper bur9
Gcbnittlinge bermebren lalien milrben.
@pQen mir betlpieLStpctie ben Jfetpton
Qippin 9(pfel ober Die Sedelz8lrne berz
mebren, 10 fam 0ieS aus bielem 0runbe
neoer burcb beren Sau1en gelcbeben no6
aub-q6nlib wic man @eiben Dermebrt-
burcb Stedlinge unb mir grelfen oaber gum
8ereoeln.
Oas 8erebeln pir6 an6ererieitS aber audi
a~ngetpenbet, INN i6paben, 5art tpacblenDen
Bflansen neue Graft 5usuftbren. go
ipacblen ). 8. i1pabtriebige Stolen
ptel better un6 tragen aucb l6onere Stolen
lpenn maj lie auf itorf wabienOe Strau>
cher ober elei6 frGftige Sorten perebelt ais
tpcnn man tie aus Stedlt1geH siebt. 9as
Gerebeln gu bielem 31pede miro nobl BET
Sbtpflan5en nicbt 10 aQgcrnein dngeipenz
bet tpern aucb Beinbauer bure5 Gereoeln
Der 1cbtpab1triebigen 0elapare 9tebe auf
Clinton lbone Grfolgc ~er5ielt BADEN, uno
ipenn alcb bas. 8ereoeln BON Geben auf
amerifaniiDa l1nterlagen in europa gum
5hube gegeu bie geblaus ausgeoebut be-
trieben tptrO.
0duft9 be3tpedt man 6ur6 bas 8ereoeIn
qeraoe etncn Dem porbergebeIben entgegen=
gelebten 3med, tnoem man aa5u frGftiges
Wabstbum uuterbriiden uno oa0urcb oaS
Gragen bon Triicbten bei6leunigen nno be-
gunitisen mill. W1an nennt btelen 8orz
gang bGufig v3tper8eln" uno er5telt oaourb
bic iogenannten v3pergbGune". So Dtro
!. 3. Die 3mergbirne burb Bfropfen bon
8irn> Geiiern auf Guincezl1nterlase erSeugt
unb Sic l3perge&iribe 6urcb Y~fropfen.un=
ierer groBfrii9tigen &irldenlorten auf Die
i6tpadhtriebtge europatlebe yWtabalob"7
&trI6e. Oteier Gor9ang itirnutt nit benz
alten G5eiebe therein, baB llnter0rudung
bon @a6stbum Srlibreife b~egintigt,
Sin tpeiterer NuBen oes 8erebeluS beitebt
6arin, baB MAJ baourb Sbitldmltn9e
priifen fam. 9urb bas Bfropfen zines
!3meiges BON elnem jun9en QtpfelldmLin8
alf einen alten tragenben Q(pfelbaum nitro
bas Yfropfreis n6rnlicb ralber Srubt tra1
gen ais ber Sdmling. Gs lit eine au9e@
mein ge1nabte 8eoba6tung, baB Srangen2
unb G%itronen@S Gmlinge nicbt eber Sritcbte
trogen, ais big tie nereoeIt iinb. Sang
ri6tig lit oaS aber nicht; Die 8ereolung
berielben nit 9~teiiern BON bereitS tra9enoen
8flan3en mirb tpobl 6as 8ritbtetragen be-
~lcbleunigen unb cine CUTE Sbitlorte er5euz
gen, penn baS GeiS bon elmer glten SDrte
genommen purbe, aber es tolgt oaraus
nic6t, oaB Oran9enz uno @itroncn9SGm7
hinge ilberbaugt ntbt 6riibte tragen tper7
ben, pcun man ibnen 3ett oa5u giebt.
Ginige Der %feiniten Srangeniorteu aus ben
6ainen SLori0a's fonmen bon SGmlin9en
Bic ME pereoelt ipurben. SIS 1T Der ctnStge
gSeg, before Sorten 81 er3ielen, penn man
SGmtinge Srn1t tragen laBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-08
Ounoeritreuer

Sober Sarnler oer iiberboupt Sen @ertb
bon O1nger fennt unb getpobnt lit oenlel-
ben gu @uniten letnes 2anbeS gu beniBen
= itatt TIN 81 nerbrennen tpetB aud
tDte idtper eS III, beionDer8 eepilie Nrten
BON S1ln9ern Die cine mebr o0er tpentger
felt 5uiammenbqn9en6e Maile biloen, glei9z
mGBig auf lctn 2anb ausSubreiten. 0fit
Muftpano bon pieL Q(rbett gelingt tbm 6teS
auerotngS itets 10 tpeit, boB ct ielbit bapon
befrteoigt lit = boc6 ieuf3t CT bann iiber
Die oanttt 3ugebracbte 3eit. Golden Sarz
mern unD eS lit bteS bic ricbtige Sorte
oerIelben, Bic 8eneigt itnb jebe @rt bon
Sorti6ritt it6 gu Nuben su maden- mir6
es 9etptB ipte cine GrlOfuug eri6etnen,
tpenn mir ite beute auf cine Ota1bine aufz
merriam machen. bic ~geeignet lit bas Dim
9erltreucn auf Die benfbar bette Qlrt 3l be-
ior9en uno glei65etttg bem Sarmer piel
Belt unb 9lrbeit 81 erlparen.
Wtr bringen 6eute gum belieren Ser
ftdnoniB bte Nbbilbung elmer iold3en W1az
ldbtne etnen 9iineeritreuer in 51Gtigz
felt = unb geben i'm 0ta9folgenben cine
fur5c 8eibretbung berielbcn.
Der 9ungertreuer iicbt aus tpte Elm &C.
tpObnliber S%arnipageu, nit Dem Inter
l6teoe, baB bte 0orberrGoer flein uno
malitD ft1o, tpdbrenb Sic 6interrGoer Die
ben gr0Bten Sbeil Der 2ait tragen, groB
lno brett itn6. lin 10 brett ais nt0glid
i"trellen lnho 10 9lrbeit criparen gu %t0nnen,
lit Der Wo9enf0rper taft 13n1al 10 brett ais
berjentge zines geipObnli6en Tarmtpagens.
Die 6tnteracbic, nit tpelder Die 6alptz
~beitanot6etle Derbunoen finb, brebt ii6 nit
Dem Naoslno perleibt berOfaibine boppelte
Sriebtraft, mas fir 9un9erltreuer unerz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-08
ueber oos PoIten mdnnlider Gbiere
bel Oeflioel.

On Ser Stem gorfer Decentralization
ntaobte man etnen Geriu6 UNI ltcb 6anon
gu itber3eugen, oh !6cnnen aue6 bann gut
legen, tpenn man mdnnltbe Gbiere bon
ibnen fernbdlt. Wie bon 8. Collier barber
bertchtet ptro, fteQten 1tb bic Soften Der
@r3eugung bon Stern in einem 6I6ner>
bauie oaS abt 6ii6ner obne mdnnliAcs
Gbter entbtelt nm DieIleicbt 80 8ro3ent
llleortger ais in einem 6iibner6ouie, oas
bic gleicbe @n3abl bon 6itbnern uno iberz
oles elnen 1ungen 6abn ent5telt. Sin
anoeres 6ihnerhaus, in benz fetn 6abn qe>
balten purDe, brae6te ipGbreno Der erIten
bret Wonate ungefabr ben gletcben Wehrz
9etptnn etn, gegeniiber etnem an6eren 6abz
nerbalie, bas etnen 6abn bate. Nad
oteler 53eit trat Die. @%elpobnbeit allf Teoern
51 frel1en unb bic 4roouction bon Stern
perrtngerse itb, obcr oas @raeb7
nib all Gtern mar I'M Qaufe BON acht
Ofonaten fit jebe8 6ibnerbaus eIetch oroB.
Sn beioen 9iibnerbauiern obne 6abn be-
garnerl Die 6lDn6en Inn IL Monate
frltber Gier su legen, ais III Sen 6ii6nerz
bduier1, benen Gin 6abn beigegeben iporben
mar. 9as Seoerfreien trat getpDbnItch
auf, tpetn man lGngere d3eit binOurch obne
NbtpecbSlun8 etr1 SHUTTER DerabreiGbte, Sem
getptile 8eitanbtbeile, %beionbcrs Stiditoff=
baltige Subitan5en mon9elten. 9ielelbe
@emobnbett e%ntltanb aber au6 burcb 2anqe=
petle BET @efliigel, benz Tutter perabreiht
murbe. bas in an6eren @eflugelitdQen be-
frtebtgenbe Ge'ultate CAB. Mm bsften
ptrtt man oteien 2aiter entgegen, tuenn
man oas erite Sbier, bas ibm perfaut, TO-
fort beIettigt. 9aS ettpas enge 3ulalnz
menbaIten Der Gbiere, baS BET iebem Ser
lnbe, BET benz man iiber bas Derbrauhte
Tutter genaue Ge6nune flbren pia, notbz
menoig miro, beetnfluBt Sic 9robuctton
bon @tern INNER mebr ODER tpentoer unz
g%inlttg. Sci ben an~geiteuten 8erIuhen
badte man nicbt barau, oie @0ael sltm
Gteriegen 81 stpingen, un6 fonnten sic
b~riitigen gOsel nab 8elieben ltben, oo
genu8 gselte&titben ~ppr6anoen tparcn,
Sn ben 5i6nerbdulern obne !Sabn puroen
ungefG6r ebcn1o ptele 6ibner britto ME in
benen NIT 3abn. Die Geriube eroebcn
bemna6, baB es sort, no bic Gicr niht
gum Nusbriiten pernenbct perber fol.
len, pe0er notbpenbig nocb aucb 0fonomi1d
lit, m6nnlibe Sbierc nit legenben 6ennen
5ulammen3ubalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-08
Brieffaften.

g1odhma[s fei bier 6araltf aufmerfianl
gentac6t, baB ie6er 2eier bas 9tecbt BAT,
Srage1t an uns III l~tellen, un6 oaB bieielbclt
ftet5 beanttportet iperDen. Die 2eler baben
aber aucb boS Hecbt Anttporten auf geitelte
Tragen eiu3uienben unb lino bieie, ionic
Die Sragcn a1 Die v2anbpirtD ldbaftlid)e
8eiGage Der SUinois Staats5 3eitun9@ 81
ricbtcn.
l. $50 iinb acknowledgements in ben.
8ereintgten Staaten 81 %erlangen?
81. 8f. .. 8, STA
Nntport: sic 6iirften pieIetbt @lcr be-
fommen %f0nnen, penn sic an W1r. Gro=
sier, SilfDille, &anias, i6reiben.
2. Gann man Mfal5fctme an Wildfibe
berfIttern? unO wie piel?
Mnttport Wtal3feime iino lebr itidltoffz
reid, leibt DerOauli9 unb ent6alten piel
p5oSp6oriauren &aIf, ei9nen iie6 babcr
por5ii9ltb 5ur S%ittteruns m Slnspieb 3uu1
Nufbau beS &nocbengeriites. 9tber aid,
an &ibe fam man fie obne Sbaoen pcrs
f%iittcru, tpcnn tie rein, Triicb uno nicbt
i6immlt9 1ino. Wtebr ais l! Bis q 9f6.
pro Stitf unb Sag ie nac6 Der @rose
loa man aber ntbt 9eben.
8. g., s. &. Co., ST.. Shire mit-
tbcilung geb0rt in ben 9ln5eigcntbeil, in
ben lie AUDI aufgenommen peroen piro.
tpenn lte es nltnl9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-08
agricultural supplement.

utro Die v2anoptrtbl3aftlt9e SetIage" Der
2eitung be5 v8rieffaiten" 3%utpenoen, IN
Dem BON Settle Der Tarmer g~eitelte Nne
fragen unentgeItlicb beantiDortet tperoen.
Die 8%eantportung erfoL9t in allen TGaen
uno gel6tebt in erlter 2t1ie tpobI burcb bic
Gebaftion, bocb miro gepiinl9t uno Gnge7
ltrebt, boB iib au6 bic 2eier nit tbren
praftiiben @rfabrungen an Der 8eantmor@
tung bon 6ragen lebbaft betDetligen. 0e>
tpi1ie, ben Sarmbetrieb betreffen0e Tragen,
Sic BON allgelncinem Snterelie uno tpidttg
itno, ptr6 AUDI bic v2an0mirt9l6aftlt9e
8eilage" ielblt anregen un6 ba6urcb bic
Sarmer gu offentltebem WteinungSaustauid
aufforbern Gebaftton uub Qefer meroer
10 III nabe 8eotebungen 81 chamber &C.
6racbt, eS gelangen m0gIi6It Dtele praf>
tilbe Grfa5rungen gum NuSorude uno Die
Grfabrungen Gtn3elner meroen gum Sc
meinJute Nuer. Die Grfolge, Bic iicb ba=
ran f%nlpfen, 5dbGen su oen i6oniten elmer
j3ettung, lie belfen ibreu STUFF besriinben,
un6 harnab itrebt sic r2anomtrtblcbaftIid6e
8eila9e".
IS lit Elm groBeS 8tl6 int flctnen &ahz
men, bas ib bier geeeben babe unb bas bic
v0anbmirtbi5aftlicbe 8eila9e" i6iIbert,
tpte ie Ieben unb i%treben, bil6en uno mir
fen ioQ i'm Sntereiie tbrer 2eier, Der beutz
iden Tarmer. Die Solge miro lebren, mic
iie Der iib ielbit geiteltcn Qufgabe gerecb1
3u iuerben berite6t un6 6amit Elm treue1
Sreuno unb 8cratber fiir Die Sarmcr, Inn
beren @unit iie ltcb hermit beluirbt. M0ge
ite cine freunbItde @ufnabme finben in ben
6Guiern'berienigen in bcren 0ienit tie lid
felt, uno m0ge ibren 8elniibungen ber
icbonite 2obn 3u She'll perben - Die
llnteritiibung unb Entertaining Der Sar1
mcr!
8-ilDelm q. 3eit6,
Ge6afteur Der Observation-Disclosures
8eilage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-08
ueber sic priifune pom milh=Kihe
auf Ger meItausitelIuno.

Sinf3ig 2eute uno IS &i6e tbaten nd
ren6 ber Worlo'S Sair tbr belteS UNI 3eigd
melbe Sub unb tpelcbe Static bon &Iben
elmer Briifung auf Wttlb, Butter unb SCI
ben gr0Bteu@etDtnn brtngt. SerleD, @uer1H
icb uno Sbortborn 1tanoeu I'M Wettitre 4
Die Gii6e puroen bon Den Cattle Glubsl
Nmerifa's iorgfGltig auSgeiHbt, uno itail
lebe Static unter etnen Superintenoentd
Der bon Sen SeitBern ber Sbicre getnG6|
mar, I'm ieoe SCRIBE 81 libertpadel1, un6 I'll
Nrt unb Wfenge Das 81 retcbenben Suited
Su beittmmen. sSeoe Sub tpurbe nit oel
BON tbr td9li9 DerSebrten Sutter belaita
unb ibr ber Nntbeil al Der pon Der ganseI
Scribe er5eugten &6les, Butter, Wolfe|
abgerabmter Wit6<unb Butter mrenge tag
Iib g~utgeicbrieben. Sic 8eteii = BraaA
ul1gen ulto 6aS tGglihe 8G8en bes Suites
un5 Der 0ttl1 ieber Sub oblagen einci
| Spe5tal= Gomite. Die Seriep ~gemanne|
bic 30 Sage oauernbe 8riifung uno cr5cua
ten 113 8funb me9r Butter ais bic @uerlt
lens unb 175 9fun6 mcbr als Die Short
borns. 9ie beiten flint &iibe Bel Der 3
tdgtgen 8rifun9 paren bieScrieps D8ropl
8eilie" unb vWterrD Wtaiben," Die Sbort
borns yGtttD Slap 4th" Die SerieD yStpi
8ogis Hegina" unb bie@ueTniep 08uritp1
Die belten flint Seriep &iibe fparen 8roml
8eiiie, Merrp Wabien, Stofe 8OgiS Ste
gina, Sba MarigoIb unO Sbeba 9fer; bi
belten flint 0uernlep &ilbe paren; 8uritp
Gareno, 8eita's Galentine, Speet9lOa ur1
Waterna; bic beiten flint SDort6orn 8iIfI
tparen &tttD Slap 4th, 8aibfuL End, &ttt
Glap3d, @aterLoo 9allD ullo 9fora.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-08
BaherIbdu.

MGerbaum / II i # rtum: &eberl
oes NderbaumtntiterS bonn 13. II. Is. Sfto7
BET 1893.-&arte11 pom @etterbureau iiber
Die 8ttterung in ben Monatcn Nopember
ltnb 0e5ember.
9an6wirtbi6af tGi6e Ser
Il It ationen:9 9. Sabresz8 eri6tber
8erlucbSitatton an Der lniberfttdt in
MtaOt1on, isis.
8atatog bon ber 6trma %. 9ttlee 8urpee
& So, Samenbdn6Ier in 8bilabelpbia, 8a,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-08

9aS GerebeGn lit .nur Damn bon Grfolg
begle;tet, tpenn ltnterla9e unb @belreis
1labe Dertpanbt iinb eS farm baber nun
spti6cn Sorten berleIben Nrt bon gort6eil
fem.
0as 8ere6eln fam iomo6l burb Sic
oerl6iebenen Nrten bes 9fropfcns, ais
burcb bas vGopu[tren" unb vOculiren"
erfolgen, tpOriiber tpir ndcbitens iprecben
nouer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-08

SIS eri9eint als Elm bober 9reis SO fiji
Elm 8uidel &1eelamen 81 Sablen. I'M
bocb lit eS ielbit 81 benz 8reiie Das belt
mas Ser Sarmer tbun fam Inn letn Can
fruo1tbar su erbalten unb 81 perbeiierl
Ser g~egentpGrtige bobe 9reiS TT 6aber feil
@runb bafur ben &lce ni6t gu beriidii6
ttgen. Stnb Die Sniettenfeinbe bes ae
p0bnliben Gotbtlee 10 Sablrei6, baB be
Grtrag geibdbi9t tpirb, bann fol- man ebel
al anoeren Sorten g%retfen.
-Oie btelbeipro6ene GompaBpflan3e be
@6enen Des @eitens lit ni6ts anberes ali
setp0bnli9es 8rairie9 @ras.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-09
THE DAY IN THE HOUSE.

Site for Government Printing House and
the Naval appropriation Bill Con-
sidered.
WASHINGTON, May s-Kilgore, of
Texas, promptly shut out everything
else by demanding the regular order,
and after the call Of committees the
House resolved itself into committee of
the whole for further consideration of
the bill to purchase spot for the erec-
tion OF government printing office.
The bill was finally reported to the
House and it was recommitted to the
committee on public buildings and
grounds in accordance with a resolution
OF Holman instructing the committee to
prepare bill for the erection of print
ing office on land owned by the United
States.
On motion by Cummings, chairman of
the committee on naval affairs, the
House went into committee OF the whole
on the naval appropriation bill for the
year ending June 80. 1895 As reported
the bill carries total appropriation of
25,2s0,066 on estimates by thu NAVY
Department Of S27, 1851 279 The appro.
pristions for the current yea amounted
to S22, l04, 061
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-09
PROHIBITION Is IN FORCE.
South Carolina Supreme Court Holds Thu
the Old Law is in Force.

South Carolina Supreme Court Holds That
the Old Law is in Force.
COLUMBIA, S. c., May s.-South
Carolina jumped from the dispensary
system to absolute free whisAey
Now, after reign Of whiskey for a
few weeks, the supreme court has de-
eided that absolute prohibition is in
force. Tho supreme court unanimously
decided on this this morning.
Most of tho saloon men here saw that
they will abide by the decision and close
their places Of business SO soon as thew
understand the situation fully. There
is little doubt that the decision means
just what it says.
Governor Tillman was asked TO-DAY
what he intended to do about trying to
enforce the prohibition law. He said he
would lend his moral support to it and
do all he could to enforce it, but he did
not have any machinery to enforce it.
The prohibitionists say that they will
prosecute vic' ,tors OF the law, and 1t is
supposed thai the city and county au.
thorities will do likewise.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-09
THE COMMONWEALERs.
Kelly'r Army co Float Down the River al
Onoe-Gaivin's and RandaIs Armies.

Kelly's Army co Float Down the River at
Once-Gaivin's and Randal's Armies.
DIES MONIES, la May s.-Commodore
Kelly has concluded to start his army
on board the fotilla late this afternoon,
and the industrials will camp to night
few miles below the city Kelly is
anxious to get away from Des Moines
and the resid ents are equally anxious
to have him leave.
Deserters from the army agree in as
sorting that KellY's plan is to run the
army on the museum plan from this
time on and fill his pockets with money.
MCKEEsPORT, Pa, May g. Col. Thos.
Galvin's army of the commonwealers
passed last night in the comfortless
Coliseum building, and at o'clock this
morning, at the invitation Of James
Evans, president of the Second National
Bank, moved out to his farm, adjoining
the city. The army will remain in this
camp until tomorrow.
Calvin said to-day that he was not
certain az to the future. If the means OF
transportation are not presented by to-
morrow, the army will set out for Wash
ington on foot.
There was small mutiny in camp
last night. Begging is mortal offense
Oh ohhoo OOlOHcl 06lNlu ruleS. LaSL
evening a member of company "B"
begged postage stamp from citizen.
For this he was court martialed and ex-
PEELED from the army. Twenty of his
companions, who thought the punish
ment to severe, openly rebelled and are
no longer considered Members OF the
army.
LAPoRTE, Ind, May s.-The two fac
t1ons OF the Randall army met with
treatment here this morning that they
did not relish. The city authorities
met them at the city limits, and forbaoe
them to enter the city. and General
Randall, his son and two of his lieu
tenants we're arrested and placed in
jail Papers for their release are now
being made out.
The citizens took pity on the starving
army, and sent out provisions to where
1t was camped, mile south OF the city,
pending the release Of the lerders.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-09

WASHINGTON, May Sit req uired the
usual call of the Senate this morning to
secure the presence of quorum before
the reading of yesterdays journal. The
credentials OF John F. Gear as Senator
elect from the State of Iowa, to succeed
senator Wilson, were presented BY Will
son, read and laid on the table, after
Hoar made his usual criticism of their
form.
At 1880 Harris moved to proceed to
the consideration of the tariff bill. At
the same moment Allen Pop, Neb.),
VINO had offered resolution yesterday
IN regard to the arrest OF Coxey and his
Two suoordinates, and which resolution
had gone over till this morning. rose TO
claim pre- cedence for it.
The Vice President suggested to Har.
rls whether his motion was in order
until after the close of the morning
business. Harris thought that his
motion was in order at any time, even
immediately after the reading Of the
| journal.
Allen consented to his resolution
going over until tomorrow on condi-
ton that 1t would then occupy the
same position 1t now did. With that
understanding Harris motion was nut
bill was taken up for consideration and
Hoar addressed the Senate in opposition
TO i-this being the opening of the
SIX weeks debate upon that measure
When Hoar had expressed his conyic.
ZION tnat the hnance committee did not
approve the bill, and that most of the
mem oers who were to vote for it would.
when they did so, violate tieir oaths to
supPors the constitution as they under.
stood 1T, he was asked by GRAY whether
he meant to say that the persons who
would vote for the bill would violate
their oaths.
VI do" was Hoars blunt answer.
THAT Is a very remarkable charge
Tor the Senator t. make OF his col
leagues In the Senate" Gray remarked
with lingo of anger in his manner.
~ Is very remark able tning to do"
said Hoar.
VI repel tho charge as unworthy of
the Senator from Massachusetts and IS
unworthy OF Senator in this place"
Gray exclaimed, with increasing anger.
After some further interchange of re.
| MARKS In the same spirit, Gray made the
| point OF order on Hoar, who had gone on
| with his speech, that no had charged
his colleagues with violating their oaths
by their action in the Senate.
The point of order was overruled -by
tho presiding officer (Gallinser, Rep,
n. H.) and Hoar went on with his
speech, occupying the floor two hours
and a half.
Quay then took the floor and deliv.,
cred the sixth part Of his speech against
the tariff bill.
Quay retained the floor until $40,
when he yielded for motion to pro-
coed to executive business.
Inc presiding officer laid before the
Senate the credentials OF John Patton,
Jr, appointed Senator from Michigan
In place OF the late Senator Stock bridge
and they were read and laid on the
table
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-09
CoxEYIrEs FOUND GUILTY.
The Three Leaders May Have to Submit
to N Severe Penalty.


WASHINGTON, May The three lead
ers OF the com monweal, General Jacob
Slicher Coxey, Marshal Carl Brown and
Christopher Columbus Jones, have been
found guilty of violating the laws by q
jury of their peers and will have to sub.
nit to d sentence hereafter to be i'm
posed by the court for their recent de-
monstration on the Capitol grounds.
All three OF the accused were con-
victed on the first count OF the indict-
ment, which charged them with dis
playing in the Capitol grounds the ban
ner OF the Coxey Good Roads Associa-
ton. Jones, OF Philadelphia, was &C
quilted OF tho second count, which &C
cnsed him OF treading on the grass, but
CoxeY and Brown were convicted.
Tho jury retir, d at five minu es be-
foro l o'ci, OK after hearing long
charge from Judge Miller which left
them little alternative, but to convict
il they followed his leadings. About
$3.50 the jurors sent for the instructions
given for the defense, but the govern
ment objected and they filed into the
courtroom while the judge read the
instructions. Young Attorney Hyman
endeavored excitedly to haYo the fact
that the objection which came from
the prosecution laid before the Jury,
but he was suppressed. Judge Miller
stated that he would not have handed
over the written instructions under any
circumstances as that would have been
irregular. Only five minutes after this
episode the jury returned with the YER
dict.
Attorney Lipscomb immediately en-
~
another in arrest in Judgement Judge
Miller gave him four days to file the
formal paper. Then tho judge made
inquiries about bail and Frank Hume, a
well known wholesale grocer, who
several times has been candidate for
the Democratic nomination to Congress
from the Virginia district across the
Pasomac river, signed bond In $500
for each of the three convicted common
wealers.
Two weeks may elapse, during which
The trio will be free on bail. before the
motion for now trial is argued and
decided. The penalty provided by law
is the same for each offense, viz A fine
not to exceed 500 and imprisonment in
Jail for not more than sixty DAYS, or
both, within tho discretion OF the court.
Accordingly, the maximum punishment
which may be melted out to Coxey and
Browne Is $500 and 100 days. while
Christopher Colum bus Jones is subject
to $500 and 60 days.
Coxey VIII Probably BIO Ordered to Move.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The common
veal army was visited late yesterday
afternoon by company OF physicians
to the poor, authorized by Health OH
Ger Hammett to investigate tho camp
and report upon its sanitary condition
The report waa submitted this morn
ing to DR.. Hammett and the conclu-
sions OF the committee are in part that
the surroundings Of this square. includ-
ing the premises inside Of the fence are
OF germ breeding character. likely to
cause all forms OF contagious and infec-
tious diseases
The report was promptly transmitted
to the com missioners and Coxey will
probably be ordered TO remove the camp
at once.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-09
ROANOKE. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY g. 1894

Mr.. Groves stated that the citizens of
Jefferson street had petitioned Council
for the cinder walk, and he wanted
tackled on to this motion to lay walk
along Patterson avenue from Campbell
west, rs there existed no walk at all on
that street for some distance.
Mr.. Buckner-When the gentleman
makes statement he should state
facts; there was no petition.
Mr.. Groves--It was my impression
there was petition; at any rate, the
walk is there, and think there was q
special meeting Of Council called TO
consider the matter"
Mr.. Buckuer-"You are also mistaken
about the special meeting
Mr.. Groves insisted on his motion.
Mr.. Buckner stated that Mr.. Groves
motion was not an amendment, and
WAS, therefore, out of order.
Mr.. Pattie complained of the walk on
Shenandoah avenue, and wanted that
hooked on to the tail of the Jefferson
street discussion.
A substitute was adopted, referring
all these matters to the street COM
mittee.
Mr.. Groves submitted the report of
the special committee looking after a
reduction in water rates for the city
which stated the committee was unable
to accomplish anything. After this re-
port was approved bill was offered by
Mr.. Terry amending section SO of the
tax bill for 1894 reducing the license
tax on junk deale rs to $50 and cauvasse rs
for junk dealers to S25, which was
adopted.
Mr.. Pattie offered an ordinance pro
viding for taxing peanut stands, which
was placed on the calendar
Council adjourned to meet again to-
night