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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-05
Chicago Grain Notes.

VHICHIO UTUIH NOteS.
SuoTKD BY y. wEKDES
Car lots today-Wheat A, corn 90,
oats 1859, hogs 5000.
Estimates tomorrow--Wh heat 73, corn
10, oats 1876, hogs 1000.
Heavy shipping hogs, si.60 to $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-05
A city Accomplishment.

Ayers Cherry lectoral give relief incon-
sumption, even in advanced stages
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-05

Commercial printing neatly executed at
Ssws Job office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-05

MKssRs. LIPNAN BROS, Savannah, Ca.
DEAR siRs-t bought bottle of your y y p Al,
hot Springs, Ark. aud 10 has done me more good
thhn three months treatment 90 the Hot = sprfuFs
Have YOU 10 agents in this part Of the -ouutrv or
Iel h me trow how much 70 viii cost 90 act three or
s'A bottles nom your clt. by express.
ErsusttfrlIt rOufs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-05

Second race-Purse S52l, OF which 50 TO second
aad $50 TO third; for 2-year- ods; winner OF a
stake of a value OF $4,000 to carry pounds extra;
other winners allowed pounds; beaten non- win
ners allowed 10 pounds; furlonRs:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-05

Ahsrales. Rrewn cenntr' o

Aherdscu. Brown County. o
Forrale by Hall a Lyon, 237 Westminster street;
Bisnding BlandinR. 54 Weyhosset street, A. W.
Fenner, Jr., Is westmint,er street; Byron A.
smith, 0lneyvilie square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-05

start excellent. Won driving, Winner by Albert
Hibernia. Owner, Frank smith.
THIRD RACE-Free Handicap-Purse $500 OF
which S75 to second ana SO 20 third; entries
TO close at IL O'Clock (noonl wednesday, Oct 3;
weight TO be announced by O'Clock and declara-
tijns To be made by 2:30 p IN. same day; mile
and turlong Ttme-4m. af4i an. :259s = m.
.35-A, an 800; am. l;5l-s; }sm. l;3Va4 I'm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-05

start good. Won driving. Winner by III Used
Bayadere. Owner, q. Il. Morris x Co.
FOURTH RACE-Purs Sf08, of which $50 TO
second and SO TO third; for 2-year-ods which
have not won a race OF the value OF 5000; il nom
winners of Sl250. allowed pounds. Of $1,000
pounds; OF $780, IL pounds; OF S6OJ, l5 pounds; OF
sioO. Is pounds; furlongs. Time, l:l5li
Il osedale. 90. ~ i04 Blake 6-5 rs IL
y. Dixon, Jr... 3 2-2 1906 Welsh So ll-i0 ..
Lodi. 90. 80 100 Gardner IS - I
Marcola colt. 100 MoClain ~ %
First lA-ht.... 100 Fnegan 10 2
Cauaragus ... leo Taylor Is
TLate FaNOra colt
start, good. Won easily. Winner by Turco. Ia
vora owner, cooper a sheridan.
FIFTH RACE-Purse sac, OF which $50 10
second and ; . to third; Tor i-year- olds and up
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07
6. 6 apitel.

selise stunben iuaren es, luel6e
Maria Gali;in mad ibrer 0eaffebr BON
Petersburs in ibrem itillen 3immer
our6lebte. Gin oenfmiirbiser Sag in
ibrem junsen 2ebenl Gle mar bic
Sreunbin Der &aiierin seporbem, bic.
3aiierin bate Tie seberst ,lnb gefiibt,
uno lpenise Stunben fpdter bate lie an
Der 8ruit oes Wtannes selegem, ben lie
ldnsl IT liebte, obne eS 3u pillen.
sllS lie aus ibrem 6reubenrauih er,
ma6te, ba6te iie baran, lpie sliidlid'
bic 9ele9enbeit seuelen mar, ourd) Die
lie 9orot traf uno bur9 uelde es III
elmer Grfldruns SlpilGen linen fam.
Sest mubte er, oaB iie ibn liebte, lie
fannte feline @egenliebe, unb mas aud
bic 3ufunft 8oleS uno @efdbrlides
brinsen fonnte, Maria slaubte, oaB ibr
enbli6 bod oas Slid an Der Seite
9orots ladeln lpiirbe. sic mar bereit,
ibm na6 Geutldlano Su foloen, oenn
lie filblte fi6 faum alS 0tuIlin. Grlt
ieit einem Sabre mar lie am ruliil6et
Sofe; in DeutIdlanb bagesen par lie
er3o9en iporSen. Sbr 9ater, Der Sberit
2ali5in, befanO iid bel Der 9(rmee
Vutturlins, uno felt BEN lieben Sab,
rem, bic Der arie9 sesen ben 9onis
6rleori6 nun ldon bausrte, bate Was
ria ibren Sater ni6t mebr aeIeben.
SIRE Wtutter ipar lanee tobt, unb Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

- Die Proclamation on fie Deputirs
ten TANNER, nit tpelder Der prdfibent
@alimirz zperier iein Mmt iibernommen,
bate folgenSen Wortlaut: sd bin
bon Der misunderstanding aum
erifen 8eamten Jrantrei6s berilfen
morben. Sd bin fein parteimamn,
ionbetn geb6re gang Grantrei6 unb
ber &epublit. Gin ru6loies 0erbre.
den, meI6e8 baS rationale @ep;Hen
aufgeriittelt bot, bat baS 2anb zines
mtirbigen Biirgers beraubt, ,pel1er elm
wadfamer 9iiter Der 8erfafung mar.
Wf6ge fein pfi9tgefiibl mid anipsrs
men uno Ieiten. 9ie 9anblunssueiie
Der misunderstanding tuel1e bic
orbnungsmdBige llebertraguns Der
@reeutiOgemalt innerbalb ipeniser
Stunben f1erte, bat ben Nugen Der
Welt cine neue geitdtigung Der Sta;
bilitdt Der republifanif1en ssnititutio.
nen eeseben. Sd bin eniidlOFen, bic
republitanii9e Democratic aufre6t au
erbalten unb es 1T mein feHer gorlaB,
bic @eidide Grantrei6s nod Mblauf
meiner fiebeniGbrisen Nmtsaeit feinen
anberen 6duben als ber Democratic 3u
ibergeben. 0ertrauenb auf feline ei>
gene &roft, befdti9t Grantreif, tpels
DIES ioeben Spmpatbie Bemeile BON
&egierungen unb 80ltern erbalten bat,
aufs Neue cine 2iebe gum 6rieben. So
1T ieiner 8ergangenbeit miirbis unb
mill bGs groBe 6er3 unb intenectueqe
9i6t Der Dulbiamte!t unb bes Sort
i9ritts bleiben". Ser prdibent
i9lieBt nit elmer 4uHorberung, alle
ardfte gu pereiuigen, nm bic Dfent.
li9e Orbnung uub ben foeialen Grie.
ben au erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

Sefdbrli9. Die slrlnee beiiuoet lid In
GROCER slufregun9, rto sic @arber,
pelde nod INNER in Petersburg bic
Palaltrepolutioner gelnad)t babett, linb
auf's SDdite erbittert, mcil Ser &aiier
lie Suriidl est uno leine Soli itetniIden
Tesiuenter ;rm @eiboienlt rno 3ur
eigenen geua6uns beran3tebt. Gr bat
ii6 Dor BEN @arben nod ri9t ieben
laiien, unb biele betra6ten eS ais etne
8eleioi9uns, bab tbnen Ser aaiferi
etnen 8efeblsbaber in Der 8erlon eines
0euti6en, namlid leines Snfels, bes
9erSoss BON 9olit iteinzGottorp, geseben
fat.
Die G,eiitlt6feit lit iiber bie GinSte@I
hung Der Sitter iebr entriiitet, unb Der
8ii6of BON Nolpgorob bat offenen
@iberitano 9eeen bic 9efeble beS &at>!
iers 9epreoi9t. Wan fiir6tet, bes &ai<t
lers Wtaieitdi werbe se3lpungen fetn,
bic letten l1faf fe, betreffenb oie Strden>
glitter, 3uriid;uSieben. 60 Iebr in beni
erlten @oden ra6 Der 9bronbei teisltnss
Seiner faiierli9en Wfaieitat bic Inter
tbanemidaft inn Susejubelt bat, 70 iebrI
lift baS riebere 0olf jest bariiber en,>f
port, baB Der Bar bel 0ofe bic SaitemI
absei9afft bat unb ben @ottesotenitE
rnter Weslalluns aller Geremonien obs
balten laBt. Die ruiiiI9en Staats,F
mtniiter enblid fiirhten bic MnnGberunas
Seiner Majeitdt bes 3aren an preus|
zen unS Die gerIon Gurer f0nisli6en|
Majeitat iie fiir9ten cine Gerl6ie<I
bung bes europdii i9en @lei9setpi1tSI
uno einen allgemeinen @nsriffSfriesI
Der europdil6en Staaten segen NuBzI
lanb. Dieier Gn9riffsfries biirfte uni
10 gefabrli6er lperben, ais Seine faisl
lerli6e Majeitdt ni6t bon benz YlaneI
abSubrinseu iinb, Odnemarf nit 8rieg!
su iiberSieben uno no m0slid gu erosI
bern.
GieleS pom bem 9orltebenoen ipiroI
Gurer Wajeltdt better befannt lein, alsI
mir. sluf 9lllerbO6iten 8efebl aber
belt i'd es fin meine 9fli6t, bon
Mlem aunbe 3u geben, mas mir in beri
leeten .3eit befannt semorben lit. Gurerl
Majeitdt allerbO6lten 8efebl, BET @e,i
leeenbeit benz 3aren on bic 9anb sui
seben, baB er NIT ietner boben @emab.i
lin in Srieben gu leben luden ra0se,
babe i6 altssefiibrt, unb @eine failer,
libe Weajeitat bat mir ben 0anf fiir|
oielen Natb ausselpro6en. Bon nod
belierer @irfung ipiirbe es, CLAUDE i'd,
lein ipenm Cure Waieltat ielbit auf oie-
len @eSenitanb IN einem 8riefe an benI
3aren 3uriidfommen ipollten. Gs piiroe
oies audi ba5u beitrasen, bic Bartet Der
aaiierim melde seeen allies greuBii6e.
lebr einsenommeniit, siinitis ;u beein,i
fluilen. @as in meinen l6iuaden &raf>i
ten itebt, ioll gei6ebeu, Tim GurerI
fonisli6en Majeltdt treue Dienite suI
leilten, 5u senen i1 bereit bin bis In
ben TOo alS Gurer Mfajeftdt tiefunter,
tbdnisiter Diener
I SSfar @raf Sorbt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

l6milter belaBlie mist. Son 8erma1to'
ten lebte nur nod ibr Snfel, ser 9(bnis
raj 5ali5in. ga, lie lebnte iid Suriid
mad, 0eutihlaab, no lie lire Ginberz
jabre perbra9t bate, na6 benz @anoe,
bas bie 5einatb Der Wtutter selpelen
ipar, uno menn lie ais Satin oes 8ra>
fen 0orot bort lebte, 10 muBte na6'
ibrer felten lleber;euguns baS @liif BEL
ibr einfebren.
Mfaria 9ali5in NOR nod etn babies
&ino, tie befanb li6 in Ser Seli9fett
Der eriten 2iebe ltno murbe ri6t miioe,
lid sic 3ufunft 10 roiis als nur m0gz
lid aas5umalen. Gtne groBe Briifuns
mar ibrem iungen 0erSen alleroinss
auferlegt: lie burfte ibre Steisuns gu
6orot nidt iosleid 5etsen, iie muBte
tie itin oerborsen nit it'd berumtra'
gen.
1raumloS bate Maria 3ali;in ee>
idlafen. 9lls lie am anberen Morgen;
erwa6te, fiiblte lie ii6 sliidlid in bent
@ebanfen an oie Grlebnilie oeS porisenI
9a9es. Damn ipuroe lie sur 9ailerin
befoblen uno muBte bteler baarflein sic
llnterrebuns nit @resor Srlom er3ab,
fen.
Die &ailertn la6te laut auf, als iie
BON Der 8orlt6t SrlopS b0rte, unb
iaste bann: nGs mar re9t BON linn,
Dtr nt9t obne @eiteres gu slauben,
mein ainb. Nu6 Du ntuBtelt porli9tig
iein; aber aatbarina Smanoipna faste
mir beretts, baB mon it'd auf Old pers
lalien fam. "
slu9 ben S1lug Der llnterrebung er.
,ablte Wtaria err6tbeno ser aailerin.
Gls iie BON bem Sup auf bic Stirn
iprad, BEN ibr Srlom seseben, ladte
bie aailerin wieOer laut auf, aber eS
mar elm anoeres 0a6en, uno Mfaria,
bic beldamt Su 8oben iab, bemerfte
ni9t ben eisentbiimliden 8lid, ben Sic
&atIerin anf Tie mari.
Die 9aiIerin ba6te einen stusenblid
mad unb fraste bann: r@ie gefallt Dir
@re9or ORION, 1nein &inb?"
Wtafta 19D ar9l0S our G9t1er 1uT
unb iaste: uGS lit Elm iebr i6Sner
damn"
Limb Du liebit ibn?' iraste bic Sal.
ierin plOslid.
Maria i6iittelte enersil6 ben &opj.
nNein!" a,ttportete iie, lid liebe i'm
aidt, i'd babe i'm gun, erlteu Miale se,
iebea, unb i'd slaube aud ni@t, baB i'd
tim lieben fDnnte.
(Gortfetuns folsD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07
@ie iiiR :!

Wait ber europdii9en aultur baben
bic Sapaner ii9 au1 bes ,nibt mebr
ungem6bnli6en Weses" bemddtigt,
auf benz Der moberne 4ulturmenf9 bes
Wefens in bas bimmlii9e &ei1 Der
gbe gelangt. Sn einem iapanii6en
Blatte 1T folgenoe Nnnonce ber6ffents
li6t: r@ine iunge Dame m66te fi9
perebeli9en. Sic 1T iebr f66n, bat
elm rofges, bon bunflem Saar unls
rabmtes @eiiht, Musenbrauen bon Der
Jorm bes 9albmonbs unb einen iebr
tleinen nnb febr biibf6en Wsunb.
4n6 1T fie iebr reid, reid senue, I'm
on Der Seite zines 9ebensgefdbrten am
Gage bic Blumen bemunbern unb in
Der Na6t bic Sterne am 9immel Be-
iingen au f6nnen. Ser Mann, auf
ben ibre Wabl fiele. miiBte sleidfans
Jung, f40n nnb gebilbet iein uno nit
ibr elm 8rab tbeilen pollen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07
Seiluua tiir stopfidmer,e,, .

N!s elm SetlmttteI fur aue arteu BON arpfi&mer,en
pat @ has Gleeris Bttters ais uutbertreffi1 ernie.
fen. Gs bewrft eine tauernbe peluns unb ber lhreds
ltdits nergbis 9ppti4mer, bdlf bur Gtnprtuns ntat
Stane. gBtl ermabuen Nle, bic t8 ansett. F4 etne
Slade eisies trefft&en etlmtttels 30 p.ri6aen une
es sepifeuhaft ~ prcbtren. Sn dGsn BON rIontl6er
Der(tcpfnns beDtrft fes Mtiel serabeSu Buuber une
wentse Gdue permbsen ibm ldnsere 3et ,u ptberftes
ben. Dfan periu&e sS fofort. Grcbe EIaiheu ,u nur
so Gents in cer Gan &ntcnio Drus 50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07
Qdnb : Baraains,

Inter sroBen gOrtbeilen offerire id
2dnbereien. bic i'd pegen Sppotbefens
i6ulben iibernebmen muBte. a!eine
Yaars 9lnsablungen. Inter anberem,
elm Stiid am San Nntonio 6IuHe nabe
@alaDeras; elm anberes. 1000 older,
in uualoe @ountp am 9fueees. Wesen
@inselbeiten i6reibt an
s. 9. @banbIer
QodWoobs 8antgebdube San Mntonio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07
Neac rumaniidbe Sriefmarfem.

Die rumdniibe &esieruns bat cine
neue 4ussabe ibrer poltmertb3ei6en
oerauitatet, mel9e nit benz l. Suli aas
gemein in llmIauf geieBt morben 1T.
Die 3ei9nuug, bic bel allen Marfen
peridieben 1T, 1T nit Der gr0Bten 5aus
berfeit ausgefiibrt. Sic sei9t i'm Mits
telidilb bas woblselungene 8ilbniB
bes 96nigs &arl unb bel einigen in
awei tleinen ldngli6en Seiteni6ilbern
ie cine aorndbre, bas Sinnbilb bes
9lderbauS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

fri. Bertha a W offe
pon Dopton, &attarau.
gus Go. N.D., idreibt :
sd litt on appetit-
inangel, 8erifopfuns,
0euralste uuo GROCER
Shmdde. Sehr bdufs
bate id id)redlihe In.
faae bon saftriidDsnt
&opfiueb iinb Waien.
bluten. &nrl id) mar
10 eleno, bab i'd stpei
Sabre lam feiue Gd,ufe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07
S6Ine unS malerii1e 21mber ienieits
0e8 Meere8
(Gortietuns fplst).

perbeiben bem Sceauretfenben Geiunbbeit unb Ser.
sadsen, aber etne brette BaKerHdhe, berea Boseu
ii3 BET ranbem gBetter berstoG tbirmen, mus pprs
Der paifirt werben. Darun nidt sew6bnte @aturen,
befonbers trdnfIiae seuts, tperben bur@ bas S9aus
feln fart ansesrthen. Guberbem t6nnen fe bic
bura bte S&tH8i@raube erBeuste i6itterube Be=
uesun3, ben @e&ieI BON auft unb Eemperatur, be=
ionbers penn lesterer RAID BON iatten sebt, uit
sefrait ertrasen, faus ie fetn mebtsinti@.s eduss
mtttel por ben uusutrdsliaeu GtnHifien berpabrt.
Sesen eeefranfbet unb iadDIi&e GtnFhffe poa auft
unb afer III SOtetters Masenbi.tsrs Sts anertaant
bette S&usweb.. Iourfen, Gpprtsmdnner, See
fatrer, SanbeIs= unb Observation-Disclosures icuten
tets bamtt perfeten iein. nnpersIetdIt@ in feiuer
9trtuus u sS aesen MaIarta, &beumatt5mus, 0eu.
ral8te, S4lafcisfeit, Gppetttperluit, faitriihes
8opiwsb, Stciitdt unb Sartletbistett
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

Seit pielen Sabren lit i'd an els
mem beftigen Magenleiben. Our9 bic
Anpenbung BON Or. Nusult &6nigs
9ambureer 3ropfen ipurbe bieies 2eis
ben iofort gelinbert.- -Safob Nmitebt,
DOmns, Sa5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

teiu@en fonnte. Sd, ssbraudte bann Dr.
Bitrce's Pleasant Pellets" unb '' Golden
Medical Discovery" mnb tpurbe in furpr
3eit geiunb nnb fart. 8iele meiner ssreun.
binnen nesmer iest, nabbem fe ben sutsm
Grfols Sbrer Miebisimen bel mir seisben
babcn aud bapon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

$500 nno mebr banernoen Ser
oienit PRO Sag garantiren mir Ssbem,
Der elne 4gentur fir uniere neuen Bill
Der iibernimmt. Nnltdnbige 9lrbeit
obne &ilifo. 8. 6. Silberman,
st. paul, Winn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

@iaft aufipdrts bu,
&iibn fteis' une i6neus
Die Spro1ien tpeiter.
Bum Staten 1T niht Ylat unb SteIle
Nui elmer Setter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

= Die @itp 8rauerei liefert Elm auss
sesei9aetes Glafdenbier namentIi6
fur Gamilien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

- 9as San 9lntonio Gitp Bier 1T
allentbalben su finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07
2Solfiom's 9}rei8>9abelle II. Bargains.
Sbatiadelt, luel6e 5ltul
Seide!

Baiaedte Seioe pon. Is @ents Sic g)arb
berabaeiett auf so @ents.
Srcbe Rreiss s&ebutticnen in alien sorten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

Weibe unseitdrfte Semben, NIT itarfeu leis
nenen 8uien 40 Cts
= einfa9e 8aIbriBsan nntersiebs saleiber, Is
Cts.
lnier Goodyear falbIeberner edub fir
9erren, in alien Saeons unb @r6ben; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07

Rarrirte uno seitreifte aatpns, sew5bn.
lteber Yrets az unb Is Gents, iett 9 gents
9crtieren, bic nte unter $3.50 unb $5 Der.
fault tp,reen, iebt So 50.
1T So anfwdrts. 5ertise Baoe : q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07
Der1bieoenes! +!

9eue frans6iiids SaeDnstts uno Muus, ae.
ipbbnlih su 25 Gents oertauft iest 81 Genfs.
Novelty Sepbprs hon 25 Gents auf Is
Gents recuirt.
Tertige Baoe MuSiige fit 9amen t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-07
Madoenfen uno 5u Suglei6eu beransfOrbern.

Gin wunberfd5nes 2a9er BON Rleiper
Seibenseus bon rs unb 90 Cts berabseiett an
So Gents.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-22
WILL INVITE GLADSTONE.
Another Attempt to Have the Grand Old
Mar v sit America.

Another Attempt to Have the Grand Old
Man v sit America.
NEW YoRE. June "a project to
invite England's Grand Old Man to-
visit America has been on foot for some
time. The idea is to have the invita-
tion signed by q large number Of rep.
resentstive men Of the country. Judge
Addison Brown is among the prime.
movers. Mr.. Gladstone has frequently
expressed his great wish to call on his
friends on this side Of the water, but
the opportunity never seemed to pre-
sent itself. It is doubtful if he could.
at his advanced age Withstand q $1,000
mile ocean voyage, and the fatigue of
public receptions after he reached his
journeys end. But the invitation will
be sent anyway, and at least Mr.. Glad
stone will have
A Pleasing Testimonial
of the estimation in which he is held in
the United States. Chauncey M. De-
pew, who has been selected to mail the
invitation to the e~x-premier, said when
a reporter saw him, that the plans were
in a rather chaotic state at present. No
details for Mr.. Gladstone's entertain.
ment upon arrival had been considered.
If he should come his reception would
at least equal afayette's and Kossuth's.
Among the signers to the invitation
are named Charles Stewart Smith, Seth
Low, Thomas A. Edison, President Nc
Gosh Of Princeton, Presidsnt Dwight of
Yale, and President Eliot Of Harvard.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-22
RESUMING WORK.
The Settlement Of the Great Coal
Strike Gives an Impetus to
Business,
And a Great Many Industries Shut
Down For Lack of Fuel Are
Starting Up.
An Estimate Places the Amount Lost
by the Strikers in Wages at
$1O,OOO.0 600.

PITTsBURa, June 19.-The settlement
Of the great coal strike and the return
to work of Is, 900 Of the co. 900 miners
in this district, has given an impetus to
all kinds of business, and the situation
is more hopeful than at any time for
many months. Among the large plants
in this city which resumed Monday
after long idleness were the Carbon
Iron and Steel company's works, Oil
ver's Twenty-eighth street works,
Shoenburger's and Howe, Brown & Co.
The latter has been shut down for two
years, and started in full, giving en-
ployment to 500 men. The Black Dia-
mond steel works will also begin opera
lions this week, and the Edgar Thomp-
son steel works will start as soon as a
sufficient amount Of coal is received.
At McKeesport everything is quiet,
but it is thought the tube works will
start up soon, as many Of the strikers
have expressed a willingness to return
whenever the firm was ready to resume.
At Scottdale, the Scottdale Iron and
Steel company's plant resumed in full
after an idleness of several weeks.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-22
w. w. PHELPS DEAD.
The Noted Statesman and Djpl ON
Passes Away.

The Noted Statesman and Dipl omat
Passes Away.
ENGLEwooD, N. j., June l9.-Will-
lam Walter Phelps died at 1850 a. M. He
was born in New York city on Aug "a,
1889. He graduated from Yale in 1860,
and from Columbia law school in 1868.
MI. Phelps in 1872 vas elected to con-
gress from the Fifth New Jersey district,
where his home was. MI. Phelps re-
signed, but was almost Immediately re-
elected to congress-, and served con-
tinually through the Forty-eighth,
Forty ninth and Fiftieth congresses.
President Harrison appointed Mr..
Phelps minister to Germany, a position
which he filled with great dignity and
to the satisfaction Of his countrymen,
irrespective of party. On his return
from Germany MI. Phelps was honored
by the appointment as lay judge of the
court of appeals, Governor Werts ap-
pointing him.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-22
NEARING rHE END.

Vote on the Tariff Bill in the Senate Ex.
pected During the Present Week.
WASHINGTON, June 10. Senator
Harris said when the senate adjourned
Saturday that the tariff bill would pass
the senate by next Saturday, and when
Senator Aldrich, the leader Of the OPP
position to the bill, was asked what he
thought OF MI. Harris prediction, ex-
pressed the opinion that should it not
be entirely realized it would come near
it. II think" he said, that by next
Saturday night we shall be on the fag
end Of the bill"
Both declined to state whether there
had been any negotiations for IN agree
ment as to the time for the final vote
between the leaders on the respective
sides Of the chamber. It is known,
however, that the situation has been
canvassed more or less in
The Numerous Conferences
which have taken place between Sem
ators Cockrell, Harris and Jones on
the Democratic side, and Senators AID
rich and Allison on the Republican. 1t
also is known that they have not
agreed on a time, because of the diff
Guilty on the part of the Republicans to
determine what time might be required
for speeches by senators on that side.
They have, however, canvassed the
question sufficiently to feel assured that
there will be comparatively few more
long speeches.
There are, however, some Republic.
ans who do not exactly agree with the
joint predictions of Senators Harris and
Aldrich, and who say that while they
do not consider that the time for the
final passage of the bill is far distant,
they think considerable time will be re-
quired for the
Consideration Of the Income Tax
and for the votes on various features Of
the bill. It is not probable that the in
come tax can be disposed of in less thar
two or three days at the least. There
is also a probability that Senator
Lodges amendment for retaliation
upon England will be revived by the
silver Republicans, which would hav.
the effect of at least briefly reopeninl
the silver question in connection will
| the tariff.
The only tariff schedules which hav'
not been disposed of are: Silks, whicl
are now under consideration, paper
and sundries. These, with the free list
the income tax and the administrative
features of the bill, complete tn
measure.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-22
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE.
An Indianapolis Policeman Rescued From
q Mob of Lynchers.

An indianapolis Policeman Rescued From
q Mob of Lynohers.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 19.-Patrolman
King of the city police force shot and
fatally wounded Jerry ONeil, a popu-
lar Irishman, living in the West End,
at 6 o'clock p. m. The officer had be-
come engaged in an alteration with a
man and attempted to arrest him. It
is said that there was no occasion for
the arrest and a crowd surrounded the
officer and his prisoner. ONeil a up
and struck the officer in the face, when
the policeman drew his revolver and
shot him down. A crowd gathered
around the officer and an attempt was
made to lynch him. He made a run
ming fight for his life, but would have
been overpowered had he not been resa
cued by a platoon of police. The
wounded man will die.