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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31

After his nomination for the state
senate Major Marks was serenaded and
in acknowledgment of the c0mpli-
ment fired off the following bombast:
This grand ovation, this rousiug democratic
demonstration, though complimentary to myself
IN the extreme, reaches further than the mere
endorsement of myself, as your traduced and
slandered senator. 1t reaches out as a grand
omen of future success of that grand old party
that has stood the storms aud hurricanes of
century sprung against it by the leaders of vari
GUS organizations, and especially at this time,
by the great reform movement
Marks has escaped Public exhibition
merely by Barnum's timely death.
The old Snowman would never have
permitted such specimen of the ge-
MUS homo to escape him. But seri-
ously speaking, Why nominate such
clowns for offices of responsibility and
honor? 1t was done in this instance
perhaps to humiliate Abrams, but in
humiliating him the whole state suf-
fers. Colossal jokes should never be
carried into practical politics.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31

The popular form of amusement in
Baltimore this summer is an ice skat-
ing rink. No wonder the Indian says
that white man greater than the
Great Spirit. Great Spirit make ice
in cold weather-white man in hot
wtatherw These artificial ice skating
Kinks will soon become popular form
of amusement in all southern cities.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31

Inc savannah News reminds Mr..
A'klnson that be will hardly increase
ms majority by telling Georgians that
ne differs with Mr.. Cleveland on the
silver question. Yes, but MIR. Akin
sen mas an eye on the great trend of
politics and wants to keep along with
the procession. Who knows but that
Atkinson will be on the next demo-
cratic presidential ticket?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31

The Russian thistle, which has
wrought such damage in the far north
west that congress was asked to exter-
inmate it, has appeared in Illinois.
A few plants have been found growing
along the river banks near st. Charles,
Kane county, and the farmers of the
neighborhood are much alarmed in
consequence.
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wEsrrRN DIvIsIoN.--rAsr BOUND.

WESTERN. DIvIsIoN.-EAsr BOUND.
FAST MAII.-Leave New Orleans 8 % p. m.
arrive Pensacola 6. 80 a. M, River Junction t4.55
a. M Tallahassee ans a, M. baldwin rs a. m.
Jacksonville 800 a. m.
ACCOMMODATION-Leav River JuuclIon
7.4o a. m, Tallahassee 7.ss a. m, Baldwin 80 p
m, Jacksonville 757 p m
CEDAR KEY DIVISION.
Leave Waldo II .7op m. Gainesville n. s. p. m
arrive at Cedar Key $40 p. M. Leave Cedar Key
6.I5 m, Gainesville Iol5 a. m, arrive AZ Waldo
Ia Trains connect at Fernandina with steamer lus
Brunswick and all points.
THE NASHVILLE SPECIAL
fvia Lake City, Macon and Aflanta.l
Leaves Jacksonville go a. m, and 6.sl p. m.
Lake City goo a. m and 635 p. m. Macon As
D. m and 40 a m Atlanta $40 y. ma. and 1-fs
a. m. Chattanooga la q. m. and 1.1o p. m. Ar
rive Nashville Gas a. m and 7.30 p. m
Through Pullman sleepers Tampa % Nash
vile. Only change in (Uuion Depot a. Al
lanta) tor sleepers TO St. Louis. Chicago. Kansas
City and New York. Bcarths sold through.
Through Palace Cars TO Asheville, n. c.. on
TO train at Jacksonville
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31
sourHER1 DIvrsIoN-NoRrH BOUND.

FAST MAII.-Leave Tampa 100 a. m, ocala
Ills p. M, Baldwin ass p. m, arrive Jackson
vile $40 p. m, Fernandina SIS p. m, arrive
Savannah via Callahan and Yulee gas p. m, Co
lumbia 2.Io a. m. Washington 2.5S p. m, New
York gag D. m.
NIGHT ExPRESS-Iseave Tampa 6 90 p m,
Ocala SIS m, Jacksonville 6,2o a, m, Fernan
dina o,I5 a.. m, Arrive Savannah lbs a, m,
Columbia 4.o5 p. m. Pullman sleepers for Nash
vile, Kansas City, New York.
SOUTHERN DIvIsIoN-soUrH ROUND.
FAST MAII.-Daily Leave Fernandina S4S
a. M, Jacksonville $50 a m. Baldwin 10 IS a IN.
Arrive at Ocala z.5I p, m, Tampa TAO a, m,
NIGHT EXPRESS-Daily, Leave Jacksonville
GAS p, m. Baldwin Io.So p. Arrive at Ocala
800 a. m, Tampa goo a. m. Close connection
made at Tampa with steamers for Key West and
Havana; at Jacksonville with trains for all
points North, East, South and West,
WESTERN DIvIsroN.-wEsT BOUND.
FAST MAII.-Leave Jacksonville o3o a. m.
Baldwin 1000 a. m, Tallahassee $3.50 p. m. ar
rive at River Junction at SIS p. m, Pensacola
100 p. M, New Orleans 7.35 a.. Carries
through sleepers between Jacksonville and New
Orleans.
ACCoMMoDATIoN-Lea Jacksonville 90
p m, Baldwin 7.5s p, m. arrive at Tallahassee
at I7.45 a, m,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31
Is Your Hair Falling Out or Turning
Gray2

II so, why don't you try Eeggs'
Hair Remover? 1t is the only positive
Hair Remover on the market. 1T
stimulates the Hair follicles and gives
the hair a soft, luxuriant, youthful
appearance. Sold and and warranted
by Jas. b. Carlisle, Ocala Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31

The rail and steamship lines from
Florida, on the Atlantic sea-board,
have agreed on the orange rate at the
old figure of IS cents per box to Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
The all rail lines, however, indicating
that they will make slight differen-
tial. This action will be of interest to
orange growers who bring to market
their product October LIST.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31
1T BECOMES A LAW.

no rresiuens says that it is not the
Measure the Democrats Wanted.
The Senate tariff bill became a law
last Monday by constitutional limita-
tlon and without the Presidents Sig
nature. He writes most admirable
letter to Representative Catchings de-
filming his position which win meet
with most hearty response by tariff
reform democrats all over the country
The following is the full text of the
letter:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31


"There is no use denying the fact"
excIaims the Madison Recorder, that
Mr.. ChIpley Is the biggest man IN the
state to-day" OF course he is; ana II
he isn't he will be two years hence.
Did't he down Mallory and what was
Mallory's offending? His Offending
wasn't against the party, 1t was simp-
" against Mr.. Chipley and the ln'er,
ests he represents. The railroads anu
the railroad influence are on top in
Florida and the people are under tne
bottom, where they've always been
and are likely TO continue to De. =
was so In the beginning ana ioohs
like it will be so to the end. Ana the
man or set of men who withan honess
purpose tries to change these conai-
tions, is laughed at as fooi, ue-
nounced as reformer, and given
hemlock or crucifixion. Sad but true
II Is.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31

Among the Sioux no lover can nave
the girl of his choice unless be can
outrun her. The scientists say TINS =
a survival Of the earlier method q
ambuscading an intended vile anu
kidnapping her as means q opsnius
the courtship. HeIvenston's rlenus
should send him up among the sioux
50 he can see how it is done ana %
able 70 escape kidnapping at the next
district convention.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-31

CONNECTIONS.

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For best 20 tim card
" = A o. General aenger
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
among srlddietown society roik

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
MIDDLHrOwN Aug 30-A distinguished
visitor IN Middlstpwn Is Mrs James
Aitken, who is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs BeojamiD T. Biggs Mrs Ahhen
resides in New York where ahs Is proml.
nent iii social circles
Gus Lanter, With the Lillian Kennedy
o eere Company, who has been rusiicbt
ing at the country home OF Edward Draper
near town for some time, returned to
Philadephia yesterday
Misses Mollie and Rachael Wilson are
being entertained AZ The home Of Mr. ard
Mrs W. P Biggs They will also visit
Mrs. 3 Il Blggs for a few days
Rumor has ib that another wedding
will soon take place in which a Middle
toWner viii figure as one OF the leading
actors It is said that this town viii
furnish the groom, who il popular ard
young. and that Georgetown Is d
furnish the bride. pretty and charming
young woman.
Miss Catherine Moore. Of igemont, is
here on q pleasant visit 10 friends
Thomas E Eurn has arrived hons
from visit to friends near Porter's
station
jacob Emerson, Joseph G Parker vii
liam Hates and Lee Darlington composed
a psrty of merry fishers who spent yts
terdsy at the Rocks
John Lucas and Frank Baynum, expert
| bieyclists of FELTON,. reached Middlsto nj
yesterday They have been enjoying
/ jaunt over the state on wheel aud arr
uow homeward bound
Frank p Rose. an employe OF the VIII
mington City Electric RsilwGy Company
spent yesterday al his home here
| Mis- William Mcdonald aud son, O
Newark. returned home yesterday from
/ a. extended visit down the state. The1
visited. Mr. and Mrs Lee Darlington
while in Middletown
George Moore. q well known newspaper
man, Of Lancaster, Pa, was in town yes
terday.
Mrs William Pennington, Of Smyrna
IS spending a few days with relative;
here.
AZ the Appleton House Miss Ami
Griffith is entertaining Mrs Alexands
! Wilson. Of Georgetown, Md, and Mrs
Elsie Bond, Of Port Deposit
diss Bessie Boyer, Of Sassafras, Nd
is the guest OF Miss Jodle Biggs
Mise Laura Benson, Of Earlville Md
is visiting Miss Mamie Eaton, on LAX
street
Harvey Rose is ia Wilmington.
Nimrod French, an aged resident @
this vicinity, has arrived home from
short trip
Levi Carty and several young men ar
driving dull care away, bY indulging i
the pastime Of ishing at Noxentowl
pond
These Middletowu folks who have bee
at the seashore and the mountains, hRv
turned their faces homeward; Mr..
Cuthbert Green, Mrs Lille Pinder, Mis-
Sybilla Jones, Miss Ethel Brady, Mis-
Blaneh Coshran and Gegrga Z. Wilson.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Social and Personal Notes.

John Wilson. an earnest Democratic
worker of BIaekbir hundred, wasin this
city yesterday afternoon.
Miss Hannah Counelly aud Miss Cassie
Rogers. of this city, have gone TO Phils
delphia 70 spend few days with Miss
Rngers's aunt.
Miss May Harvey, Of this city, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Lilley. in Chester
Miss Mamie Kelly, Of this city, has
returned home after enjoying pleasant
summer in Chester
Miss Lorena Chandler, Of Ereildour,
Pa is visiting Mrs Ida Mcdonald here.
Miss Bessie Miles has returned home
70 Wilmington from three weeks visit
in West Chester.
= n Butler spent the day at George
toWn and Rehoborh
The guests who have been spending
their vacation at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. George Biles. at the Brick Hill farm
near Zion. Md havo returned 70 their
homes. They are Miss Jessie r Loper, and
Miss Agnes i Murphy, Of Balu
more; Miss FIorencs Smith, Of Phila
adelphia; Lionel Darlington. Of West
Chester. and Albert Saaderling, or this
city.
Mrs H. Hendriekson, Of Indiana IS on
an extended visit to relatives At Faulk-
land.
Miss IDA Elliott is visiting friends in
Philadelphia
Miss Nan Stewart spent Sunday with
Mis5 May Lyle, ia Newark She will
visit friends d Philadelphia and Wash
iugton.
Miss Elsie Stroud IS the guest OF Phna.
deiphia friends.
Miss Ida Phillips has returned home
sftera pleasant stay with friends at Beai
s atior.
Miss Nay Lyle will spend month
with her sister ii Philadelphia.
Mrs Z. w Draper is visiting relatives
IN Elkton
Mrs. G. P Morris, Of this city. is il
Eikton
Mrs. George p. Raughley is visiting
friends ia Elkton
Mrs c. B. Hope, Of Dover, is visiting
Mrs Cooling, in this city.
Miss Annie Brison. Of this city, Il
spending her vacation at Elkton.
Miss Alice Jemison, Of Washington
hes been the guest Of Miss Bertha Abele
the past week.
Mrs Frank Stout and diughter
Misses Martha Price aud Esther Ffancis
of NO 1906 Delaware avenue, are visiting
Mrs J + Newmsn, st Alexandra, Va.
Miss Maggie Hancs is visiting Mis-
Minnie schablnger, at Dover.
Claude Sharp is visiting Dover friends
Hr. aud Mrs. Henry Mayors, OF Oak
land. Nd are visiting Registrar w
r Colquboun, OF the Health Depart
ment
Thomas Short, Of this city. will here
after make his home IN Pittsburg, anS
Edward Crossley has accepted position
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
a cRlPPLE's CRIME.
His rasane Jealousy Led Him TO Commit
Murder and Suicide.

BoNHAM, Tex, Aug. 8U.-A horrible
double tragedy occurred here a man
named j.. D. MeNitt who has lost both
legs and ono hand, has lived in Bonham
for a year past and has earned a living by
peddling candy on the street. Before CONF
ing hcre he lived with family named
Martin ia Arkansas. Martin and bis
wife separated, and Mrs Martin came to
this city with her three children.
MeNtt followed her and tried to get
her TO marry him. but she persistently
refused. MeNitt finally became half crazy
with jealousy, and at last he procured a
room in tho house where Mrs. Martin
lived Mrs Martin was found the next
morning on the floor by her bed In a great
pool Of blood with her throat cut from
ear to ear and by her side, with his hand
less arm around her waist and in his hand
a bloody razor, lay MeNitt, with a great
cash in his throat, stone dead
on a chair nenr by lay an ax. lt Is
supposed that McNitt entered the room,
struck the woman with the ak, then pull
ed her off tho bed, cut hor throat with ths
razor and ended his own life with thI
same Instrument
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
TELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

Five boys werc arrested for playing
spook in 4 haunted house in Rochester.
Thirty rneleaders Of q mutinous Cos
sack regiment at Terek were knouted to
death.
President Hippolyte Of Haiti, who has
been dangerously i'll at Port Ga Prince, is
recovering.
The United States Hay Foyer associa.
tion held its twenty first annual meeting
al Bethlehem, \. II.
Many students and anarchist agitators
have Leon arrested in Rome for conspiring
to start revolution.
sam Hernbein, secretary Of the sons o.
benjamin society, IS missing from Denver
with debts Of $4,000.
f. O. Benodlcts yacht Oneida took q
party Of Connecticut state senator's from
New Haven for O trip.
The Ottawa Tinsmiths' assembly will
Withdraw from the American Association
of the knights Of Labor.
The tenth annual meeting Of the grand
lodge ol the Ladies' of St. George Of Amer
len is being held in Cleveland.
An unsuccessful attempt was made K
wreck passenger train on the kansai
City, Springfield and Memphis road a
WI CIV springs Mo.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
FLYERs MFEr TQpAY.
An Important uicyclc Event nesun et As.
hnrN pnrh

bury Park.
AsBuRy PARK, n. u, Aug a0.-Ncvor
in the history Of cycling viii be two events
watched as will De tho Class B and the
Metropolitan district championships at
Asbury Park today and tomorrow. IL can
also be safely said that at no timo this
year win there DO such d host Of flyers
gathered together as there viii ho at tho
good roads tournament from today to
Sept ].
Most Of the cracks that were at Denver
are here. So arc Tyler, Bliss and many
others who did not go there. Tho list Of
officials for the tournament Is as follows;
referee, Sterling Elliot Boston, editor
Of Good Roads Judges, Charles H. Lus-
comb New York, president T. a. W.; a.
o. Wilson, Cumberland, Md. first vice
president Il a. w. and George A. Per
kins, Boston, second vice president i. A..
w; timers, II. p prial. New York; II Al.
Zimmerman, Manasquan N J. and r.
j. 10 Cato, Philadelphia; starter, G. A..
Dimon, Philadelphia. and clerk of course
W. M. perrett, New York.
Following Is the programme Of today 8
races
One mile novice two mile open, Glass
A; two mile handicap Glass A. open to
New York and New Jersey riders; two
mile handicap Glass ni one mile open,
Class 81
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
aIaErlaee b Mormon oIrelea.

The latter Day Saints OF the
Church Of Jesus Christ. or, ss they are
mora commonly known. MoFmcns of
Baldwin, near Newark. are holding a
camp -uaeetiDg ia Mlller's Grove, near
Barksdals The religious serv ices, which
are held in large canvas tent are well
attended. and, from a Latter Day Saint
point Of view, much spiritual good Is
being done
The meeting held last evening was the
principal ona Of the religious outing,
being distinguished By q wedding, which
attracted o large crowd.
The contracting parties were Miss Lena
Matthew's, Of West Nottingham, Pa ,snd
Barley Harfigan, Of near Baldwin.
Before the wedding the church choir
sang number Of selections, and Rev
a II Parsons. of Philadelphia preached
q sermon on the Importance of the mari
tai vow. The bridal party then marched
in, the wedding march being played by
MRS Laura HOmewood Miss Sarah
Matthews, sister Of the bride, was brides
maid, and William Atkinson, an intimate
friepd of the groom. was best man The
bride wore a cinnamon brow cloth gown
trimmed with silk, with gloves 10 match.
and a white hat, while the bridesmaid
wore a tan frock Tbs groom and best
man were attired Ia conventional black
ana wore wedding favors
The bridal party took its place beneath
an arch Of amilax aud roses, and Mr.
Parsons performed the ceremony. At irs
conclusion the choir sang "Asleep in
jesus Congratulations followed, after
which Mr. ard Mrs. Harrigan drove tC
the home of William Hume in Baldwin.
where wedding suppar vas served
Late at night the Baldwin bs7s gave the
couple rousing serensde
Mr and Mrs. Hafrigan viii reside al
Bldwin
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

For sick stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from. constipation go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills a5c. At
drugstores or write to B F
Allen Co, sos Canal st, New
York.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
RoRBEp rRAMPs.
hree Kighwaymen Made It Lively For the
Passengers OF a Freight Train.

Three Kighwaymen Made II Lively For the
Passengers Of a freight Train.
LAroRrE Ind, Aug 80.-s.aks Shore
local freight No. 55 west bound, was
boarded by three highwaymen near Hud-
son Lake, this county They beat and
robbed every man on the train before il
reached the station
James Gardner and his brother from
Bertrand, Mich. who wero stealing q
ride 10 Chicago, we're terribly beaten, the
former fatally shot, and both were pitch
cd from the train.
Thoy waro found BY the roadside later
and taken to Now Carlisle. Seven Other
trambs were beaten and thrown from the
train before it reached this place. where
the robbers discmbarkcd and disappeared
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
- I.all nlrer siLnntlnn.

FAIL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 30 The mill
situation in this city is practically the
same, with but very little probability of
there being start in any Of the mills
for at least two weeks Both the spinners
and cardars' unions held meetings. No
important business was transacted more
than that the spinners voted to hold to-
gether as one man, and tho carders agreed
not to touch their union money.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
wllson RenomInatea.

MARrfNsBuRG, w. Va. Aug- 9O.-Hon.
w. j. Wilson was nominated hero by ao-
clamation by the most enthusiastic con
vention that was ever held in the Second
congressional district Upon his arrival
from Washington he was seized 10y the
enthusiastic Democrats who wore at thG
train 20 receive him and was carried bodi
ly TO a carriage in waiting and hauled hy
hand to the Central Opera House, wherg
the convention was held.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
RIFLES ORDERED OUT.
Tfimnn sends Them to Prevent Race
Riot.

Riot.
CoLuNnIA. S. G.. Aug. 80.-G Governor
Tillman received information that a race
riot was imminent at Harlem City, o
small town in Orangeburg county. He
ordered the Santoc rifles Of that county
to put themselves st the disposal Of Trial
Justice o. B. Nhntaell.
Tho NEGROES in that section have formed
q combination not to pick cotton for less
than 80 cents per 100 Tor white farmers
and 30 cents for colored farmers An old
negro WHO violated this agreement and
picked for a white man at 40 cents per
l00 was taken out Of his house BY q mob
Of negroes and severely beaten. several
negroes were arrested for the crime, and
this undoubtedly incensad the negroes.
Owing to poor telegraphic facilities
there nothing further could DO learned.
The presence 90 military company would
quickly put down any trouble, however,
without bloodshed.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
MuRPHYs NOT INDIANS.
They are omcially ousted From tine Sac
aud Fox Tribe.

WASHINGTON, Aug 30-The almost
celebrated case of the Murphy family, who
claim to be members IF the sac and Fox
tribe of Missouri Indians reached another
stage when Secretary smith approved an
opinion of Assistant Attorney General
Hall on the Murphys The litigants are
Frank, Louis, Peter, Thomas and Philip
Murphy and Maggie Lefevre.
The department. holds that the appli-
cants for enrolment i'll the tribe arc not
hy blood Or otherwise related to the Sac
and Iox tribe ana are not entitled to en-
rollmont.
About five years age tho chiefs and
other members Of the tribe protested tC
the interior department against the cd
mission Of the Murphys to membership
and sought their removal from the reser
walton, and the case has since been pend
ing before the department
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Pleasant FamIIv psunion.

reunion Of the Wilson family was
held on the old Brandywine farm, near
Csssort, Pa early this week. The
children, grand children aud great grand
children Of the late Peter and y ary G.
Wilson gathered at the old homestead
and a pleasant day was spent Mrs
Maggie G. Stick was Ons Of the children,
ard Robert G Pyle, Mrs Mary G. Pyle
and Mrs Sallie Leissn, OF this city, were
present Among the other guests were
Frank a Wilson and wife, Of Chicago
Mrs Kate Wilson, G Alfrei Wilson and
CheIney 8. Wilson, of Toledo. Ohio
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
a FamIly ExenrsLon to nay Rldee

Q RinR 20 popular demand the =. y @
will run another excursion to Bay Ridge.
Sunday. September 2 Trains leave
Market street station at 90 a M,
Delaware avenue. so n. September
Is the best month in which to enjoy a
sail on the Chesapeake. and no excursion
leaving Wilmington affords better
Opportunity for day Of genuine pleasure.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
OVER A PREcIPlcE.
One Youth Perished, and the other was
Miraonlously saved.

GAsTEIN, Austria, Aug. 3d.. Two
youths named Divisoh and Pfeiffor lost
their way while ascending Ort Alp and in
the darkness fell over a preeipce 400 foot
high. DiYisch fell to the bottom and was
killed
pfeiffer caught hold Of a birch tree
which projected about 30 feet from the
top of the precipice and with his waist
belt bound himself fast. He hung gus-
pended from the tree from O'Clock Mon
day evening until noon on Tuesday, whom
he was discovered by mountaincers and
rescued
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
1vholesnla nl.missal. In wnshlneten.

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 80.-Fuur hundred
and fifty dismissals, about one-fifth Of the
entire Office force were mado from the
government printing office. The dis
charges included persons from every di.
vision Of the office and aro due to the dc.
crease in work caused BY the adjournment
Of congress
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
- hiIIinc : Padrone.

NEW BRUNawICK, n. II, Aug 80
Aniallo Spino. All Italian, was lodged in
iail horo, charged with the murder Of An
thony Priscos an Italian padrone and a
member OF Tammany Hail, who was
found dead on tho tracks Of the Pennsyl-
vanla railroad near Franklin park on the
morning Of April ~ last.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
WoMAN'S GREATEST ENEMY--SIcK
HEADACHE.

Ard vet every woman can
lessen tho number and frequency
Of her headaches by assisting ma
turc by natural means The gen
uine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt taken
early in the morning, before
breakfast, ard if necessary at
bedtime, will supply these
means. Best taken when out
door exercise can be had.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
crushed ~ raIling Earih.

HoNEspALE, Pa Aug 80. -Erastus
Bull iaborer, was crushed to death by
falling earth while working in. the sub.
urbs of this place. He was an employee
Of Jay Gould while the latter wss laying
the foundation Of lis fortune as ) tanner
in Gouiasbnro.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

at Norfolk, Va. Before leaving here
for their respective new homes, they
visited friends at Gordon Heights,
Mrs Blddle somers, Of Pennsgrove, N.
] at d Miss Kfzah S Norton, OF Chester,
Pa. we're guests Of Miss Georgetta d
Kline, at the Clayton House yesterday,
Ex-Governor James Ponder. of Milton,
Is registered at the Clayton House.
Mrs George Abele and Miss Minnie
Abele are at the Osborne House. Atlantic
City.