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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-02

Fall, Eros t bitt e n
prices and such
Ov,rC0atS as you would
~ hardly think OF
finding readg-made. An
extra long and extra good
Black Twilled Cheviot
Overcoat for $40. Well"
made, nicely trimmed and
above all in a Fall Gar
ment Of this kind cut in
style. You might pay
twice as much to have
one made and not get as
much style and good APP
peardnce as you get IN
this. Cheaper ones as low
as S.; better ones as good
as S5o-silli Innings, silk
tacings, new cloths and
new cuts Half price on a
lot we have carried over
from last season, among
them some Boys Over
coats and some good cloths
in Mems sizes only. Only
objection not quite as long
as the new ones, but the
Goats are much louge,
than the price, which is
hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-02

The Democratic not Aeada got the bot.
Ter OF thor Judgment on saturday
iast, al oeaford, Lei. Willie tho regis.
tration was going on State senator
william d Rass, who ImAglnes lie
owns tho State, became engaged In a
controversy with Iohu ~. Green. can
didate Tor Levy Court on tho Republl-
oan uoket, over the right 81 voter Ia
se registered The nau wac n Rsptit,.
Lean and had pertect legvl Fight ia
De registered Ross objected and lie
Came abusive strtaihg MI Green a
T,oaeht blow with hi5 um .,rel la. one
3; the I BIS of which broke ana ran In
10 GrseG's arm mixing bad wound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-02

60 to Place It Fuller foraHa1d
Darby Eat. No. ) East 4th street,
AsssicA's. ''s"' -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-02

Miss T. VI. Crosse. OF Washington.
will give lectures on cooling every
afternoon Tomorrow will be Turk.
Nj, Day, She viii talk about tomatoes
lndhaQ curry rice and mahlabe. Her
subleot5 tor the reIualader OF the week
will he:
Thursday, 8 p. m,-SuhIaCt: DaIn.
Ties Stuffed Dates. Cream Fruits
Fondant. English CLees Straws
Friday, 5 .. IN. Dict for the sick.
Kumiss Leban, Barthelou Food.
Saturday. 3 . ma Family Break
last. Oatmeal Cream. LIVER Rolls
Omelet. Corn hcons. Coffee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-02

Laundried white shirts from so eta,
up at Messici's. 763 Market street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
c0TToLENE

is used. Being composed of
refined cotton seed oil and the
choicest beef suct, it repre-
scnts the most acceptable pro-
duct ever offered to the lovers
of good food. Try Cottolenc
yourself and you will add your
praise to that of the many
thousands who have forsakcn
lard forever. The genuine is
sold in 3 and 5 pound pals by
VIM. KroQer.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
THIS WEEKS BAsEHarI.,
Seuciit WS dne $
v-GrqeuVllle iO FOLLOW

\ couple of rafting nncs have been
selected for the Bcncdcts and Bachelors
game OF baseball at AlIandalc Wcducs
day afternoon at l:30 and there is a
likelihood OF a close game with score
that will have more OF a professional
sound than many Other games played in
AshcviIIc, The proceeds will so to the
Free kindergarten aud the grand stand
and bIcachcfs should lie filled.
THE CITIZEN has been given a tip to
the elect that Grc,nvlIe will come here
for three games, commencing Thursday,
strengthened in every position and
determined to do their level best to
beat the "MoouShincrs, The latter
will be on the ground to see what hap
pens and there will be Il variety OF bal
that will keep the fans busy and The
blcachcrS Quaking with yclls, Anc
Haynes is expected to he here to admou
ish his boys to "hit the ball ~
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
VIII. CONTINUE THE WORK
CEurchs To Join In n Great nc
yiVaI In AsliS Vile.

The meetings held at the First Baptist
church by Dr. Broughton awakened such
a religious interest as has perhaps never
been known here. Rev. !. l.. White con
tuued the service yesterday, preaching
in the morning to a full house In the
evening the cditicc was literally packed
the pcws, gallery and aisCs were filed
in every available spacc-and more than
this, it is estimated that 400 or 500
people were turned away Mr.. White
preached very elective sermon and
when invitation was given those who
desired prayer fully 100 went forward.
About 90 responded to the request for
all who had proiessed Christ to stand uT.
This meeting has shown The Christian
people that the interest awakened
should not be allowed to die out, and III
consequence meeting Of pastors and
members of the various churches was
held in the Central church study this
morning. 1t was decided that. on aC-
count OF the commencement Ot the Ashc-
vile Female college the latter part OF this
week and first OF next, the union meetings
| would not be begun until Wednesday
evening June 6. Prayer meetings, pre-
paratory TO the meeting will be held,
beginning the Monday afternoon before,
in the First Presbyterian church.
At this mornings meeting committees
of direction, finance and ushcrs were ap-
pointed. The direction committee will
have charge Of the work of selecting
preachers for the meeting, and is com
posed of Rcvs. !, A. brunson, II. f.
Chreitlberg, ]. l., White and X. +. Camp
bell. The finance committee is com
posed =. T.. WiIIiss, chairman; ]. L. Dick
crson, W. \. Blair and +. Stkcleathcr
The committee on ushcrs is made mp o
| the ushcrs OF the various city churches.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
DECOR ALTON DAY.
LIS. of speakers For "wednesday
NAV 20

Col, At. Davidson, Hon, U,G. Ewart,
Locke Craig, esq. Col 7, b, Long,
Chas. A. Webb, esq. Gen, Koht. Il.
Vance, Maj. W, II. Malone, Maj W. w.
Rollins aud others are expected to adj
dress the gathering at Newton cemetery
at 4 p. m the 3Othiust, Decoration day.
Rev. IL, \, WcstalI will act as chaplain
Of the G. y. X. post.
The parents of school children are
specially invited aud expected to bring
their children, and so with the G. \, X,
and comrades who wore the gray to the
cemetery on this occasion, They should
be on the square at , p, m, All children
will be given flag, aud each ono is
requested to have bouquet to put
upon the graves oi the soldiers.
Commander ". IL. beaver again re
uucstsall who can contribute flowers ioi
this occasion to leave them with Powell
81 Sni1rr
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
RAN INTO \ LANDSLIDE
THI. TRAIN GOING 4 MILE A
MINUTE
The Engineer and Fireman
Killed; The Express Messenger
Injured Terrible Collision
Crushed ana Burned

CUMBERLAND, Nd, May 2S The New
York and Pittsburg express on the Bal
timorc aud Ohio railroad which left here
atll:30ycsterday morning, was wrecked
near Pine Grove, two and half miles
east of Rockwood, Pa.
The coaches were well filled with pas.
scnScrs and the train was running at
the rate OF 60 miles an hour. Suddenly,
without a moments warning, the engine
dashed into large landslide, sending
the engine in a twinkliug down into the
creek where it still lies. The combna
tiou mail and express aud the regular
express cars crashed into the engine with
terrific force, and in few minutes were
jammcd together, but did not leave the
track. None Of the passengers were in
lurcd.
As soon as the train quoted from the
cunCussion the passengers rushed to the
piled up and burning express cars, where
they found Messenger StOhl OF the Uni
ted states express company, struggling
to escape from his car. In moment he
was rescued, But he had received seri'
Gus injuries, but it is thought he will re
cover.
The passengers then turned their at
tention to the derailcd engine below in
the creek aud were horrifcd to find no
signs Of the engineer or his fireman. For
five hours they continued their
search until at last they found the
crushed and dead body of Fireman Rine-
| hard under the locomotive. One of his
feet was cntrcly burned off. Continuing
their search, they came across by itscl
the rcmains OF the unfortunate engineer
Nicholson. These they gathered up and
placed i'll q bucket, the rest of his body
having been entirely consumed by fire.
All traffic was suspended tor FIVE or sin
| hnurS
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
They wrecked The Bank.

lNplANArolIS, Ind, May 2S.-Thc jury
returned a verdict OF guilty in the case OF
pcrcival B. Coffin, Francis A. Coffin and
Albert S, Reed, on trial for wrecking the
indianapolis National bank.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
Threw The Vote Out.

RoANoNu, Nao May 27.--Thc BoarC
o, Commissioners, discovering a dis
crepancy in the vote of the thirt
lalmost solid Republican, ware
threw that wards vote out, thcrcb,
declaring the election carried 10y tn,
II .,,nrrnts
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
TO join Mckauc,

BRooNtNN, y. ", May 2S.-lustirc
krnnctA L. Sutherland, who was con.
victcd for his connection with the Grave
send election scandals of last November,
has surrendered himself to the police.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
The, KeeponGs,,ing something

WASnlNGToN, MAY 2S.-Ihc Comp
troler OF Currency has declared Il fourth
dividend of TO per cent, in favor of the
creditors OF the insolycnt First National
Bank OF Wilmington, n. G., making in
all 30 per cent in claims proved amount
inr to SI5l 800.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
Wen, Dtd You Ever.

FL rASo, rexas, May 2S.-Thc city
council has passed an ordinance for
bidding women from wearing on the
streets of that city what is known rs the
divided skirt.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
Gladstone Recovering.

LONDON, May 2S.-A bulletin issued by
Gladstoue's physician announces that he
is rapidly recovering from the effects OF
the operation upon his eyes.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-05-28
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES

National Lcague--St, Louis 3, Chica.
go >; Louisville 6, Cincinnati o.
Southern League-Ncw Orleans .,
Macon Z. Mobile s, Atlauta 6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07
Temnln -

IA
I ,, ,,,,., bir3iherhood Of RAM AM ~
annual ban took plaee ,'a !, y .
appropriately decorstagS = eAssa
order gathered WIFI b,, syi2e q
e .,. :. The music 1 wsi
me san Antonio SIeyl,,waa was u
W"7 superb. Nearly a, az ~, oi.
nut t., the ATTENDANCE MAS uI ~,
COUPLES, embracing laSls. ollJ
from Waco, Bolton rs aat j
geio, Brenhom, Fort w, WOES 5pssa'
points. The bail was We %9ftt
was decidedly the Is. Ss.l e'as
sS55s e The Brotherhood' ~
S-yl from the euterta.nn, s wla
Colonel w. j. Mcc ,,l,,ia.,
contract and work began -' ,nsi.l !,
some two.story resilen ,,,. 'oaay
Avenue (sl h and Twelfth s u y
Mr. p A. Pompell Is bs ,Gs
dcnec erected In the Tbt se,'ns
l ! Eng. street. Mr., Pompell " a
jaIa,'y here about April i T. ~ n. 4
In the general merobansI.s la
III. The city of Temple is p NJ o.,s|
win a regular road gra ADJ !.
PE2Ftinehts made are lrgt.ci,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED ny THE
PosT CORRESPONDENTS.
The Center Postomce burglary - a
Child Harmed 10 Dcnth-Farmers
Making Good Headway Pre-
pairing for the Next Crop.

1fALLETsvfLI.E. February s.-Judg,
spooner opened district ccur, here yester.
day He appointed Wilson Harrington
foreman Of the grand jury and gave tina,
body a pointed charge, which was auen-
lively ilsteael to. The grand jury consists
OF one merchant, one furniture dealer.
one mlliman and nine farmers. Ihe wa1ie
VI this week WIZ be devoted to civil hus.-
ness and the criminal docket called up
next Monday.
charles Pniar and II. NJ Tippett are In
Waco representing Ark lodge and Hla-
watha encSmpmeut l. .. o. E. Ia grand
lodges now ia session there.
There are kline visitiug attorneys here.
among the number being Judge L. w
A9o.e, wa3 asked the court 10 Issue a
bench warrant Tor sam Burkst;, one of
his clients, who is Indicted here Tor rnu-
berry and Is c0nhus,i IN Fsyette county
jail On a charge " murder having oaea
refused bali The two cases are closely
allied. Jgdge Spconer destined TO issue
the bench warrant. b.t required rae Stl,e
10 continue the case.
Tne Western Gallon TELEGRAPH company
had a c3se against lt transferred 10 the
Federal c3Irt 10 san Al tonic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

They all OF course were honest iab5rinE-
mon thrown GU; OF employment aud are
now hunting work. but the justice found
thsm guilty as charged They say they
want work. but when 10 is offered them
they take care not % accept lt Id's
tramp business has developed .ai9 q fan
grown nuisance Ia this part of the country.
Mrs. pte'ps. car accomplished music
teacher was married last night o. H1ls-
ton gentleman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

Chicago, February 6.-Ihe p
ternational Telephone comp-a' !,
today and decided to orgal'is, 4,
evcry State and Territory, w
give service ut greatly re1u', u.
present it's instruments a'e
ON private lines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

time ' aea cattle 4 are dom. a,
very few, ir any US sod 4, \
VIII soon begin ME y = sacuriar
eo ipe Nv %eo,oher is ye il,s ~ : e 8
,, me Young folks q,
Marai Gras. MANI ~ :, Lss,s
masks, The leS 'i'y o. taea x,
SION was pulled 6y W. roat .: (,
"A yoke OF oxen. '"o vey 4.
a salvation miBls,,,
Methodist church .bt'''i ,s,s poas.
visited this place, ''' army q,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

NhA AltN p0ur.ft
/ Beaumont, Texas, Februsyy D'', .
ell met in regular seesio, X, NJ =,
with Mayor w. A. rvss 80 " I
aldermen present. and r. K 4.
AS secretary. Considerable ~, y
ness was transacted. In n. ~ 1
purchasing additional hoss !.
department recommonded n 4
afar, a committee consistipr !, /
PipkIn and Caswell. for M Il.
Marion Fletcher for the ii, 4.
with Mayor Ives added. u, /
with authority to purchass 4,
OF hose the committee may ~
sary.
A committee of three VI, 4
with fun power to condemn !, 4
property on Sabine Pass avs, 4
sa istactery ARA genents a,
VITA the property holders.
The mayor announced TIA, i /
fire companies wishing 10 I'll L
of the law exempting memb;s I
road taS. must file with the +, /
% list of members in good s,i
days prior TO the time set IN
road hands.
- committee, consisting u
Bacon, CasWell and Plpkln. III
go ascertain fra ,,et 80 - r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

RICHMOND, February "a new ran
ing IS being built around the eourthn,iae
Now wind min VIII be efected In place
Of the old one destroyed ny the late giar,o
Louis Rehagen has moved into the store
Taeated by Mr.. geegar.
The Penn Bridge company ID busy ~
foFk on the new bridge now under con
Hfuetlon across the Brazos here.
II. b. Campbell and Judge Colilnsgorth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

QbINI ANA, February 5-Rev. Or
ton preached two able ssrmons he,a ~,
Sunday "'o 'N
me intermediate examinations OF puin-
tana high school closed last Rri3ar
good school '''b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

from Bernard, are in town today and re-
port the farmers busy blowing and get
ting their ground In shape FOR planting.
pid farmers say that the season 90 FAR
this year IS the best for many years ana
an abundant crop Is expected
-Four wagon loads of immigrants passed
through here today IN search OF homes,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

today in Austin, having business before
the Federai court.
Mr r. ". Priest OF Houston Is In Aus
t'n II IS on hts way 10 Graenvlle where
De VII live IN the future. having been app
pointed one n the attorneys for the East
Line railroad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

MIDWAY, February 3-Ws havs been
having some very cod weather here ~,
weel ana are having plenty Of rain. 80
.luah u my mere mas been very little done
The last years cotton crop ID sbou, ~,
sold al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

ENNIS, February Tho ,e,
threw open iis doors THIS morninr NH, WIZ
Me3ers' Anderson aud Freedman M ~.
This doe ieficl gkple an eptertalr,,s.,
gotten ny by the ladies Of Ennis NM ~.
the lFeseE terrain church, was ON a.,
poafas at me opera house tosIght
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

RnEVIId4E, February ga r.roe,,s mo.
OF them, are well advanced WIN t5ctr
work One who we might mention b.6
planted his corn crop ANA ii was comm.
UP q the time Of the freeze, but II never
smiled again"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07
THE STATE CAPITAL.
MARSHAL WARE RELATES
DODGE CITY EXPERIENCE.
4 Muscular Bouncer From the EGctc
East ruled with Lead by Texas
Cowboys-lhe cleveland Press
Charterrd-PcrsonnG Notes.

G the mash ca Cleveland and took such
hold o., thar great cbfaf r,,sci.,,,,, ,4,.
1. ,...
'''. '.- ago ooNe' sup
lt''AsAiel 'y the adverse ta..sence Of
seyyrai other congressman could not down
him. ara as Grover cleveland liked tho
.--..-,--
nm ~. III. -.-.,,,,[, - 49,. -.---l-,-.',
-P, "' "aA ~p'''''''eA 70 'he InaFstAlship
i H."A ''N. ware VINO mas pursued the
hazardous calling Of q sheriff Ia Times
uhaa to arrest a man meant The peril of
ones l.s. s-a7a-si,,, has soma ,r,,-...,..-
stories q, relate.
The subject e. hotel houncers was tiBssr.
sf........ -.-.-..r
discussion 'T'5inatng out Of the late
short career OK 'he prisbin hotel bogneee.
and Ware esli.
..r-.., -.-...,,
s- l''1 -'-"ss' some years
hH1.tlF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

Dr.. Prices Cream Baking powaa-
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

Every one should have one Of thoss
handsome Binders far astf-bts 'N1ss
Scenes See advertisement IN this issue ,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-07

COMET PILE REMEDY :
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-09

sents a constant protest against their
pleasure. During these same months
the visitor in California simply has to
sit down ana enjoy more pleasure than
his most active efforts could have secured
IN the eastern states; and if he wants to
double the pleasure which mere mac
tivlty affords, he can do so with the least
possible exertion. At all times he has
abundant sunshine in California, for the
rainy days are few and short, and there
is neither sno nor ice to make him a
prisoner. Flowers bloom increasingly
in the garden, and fresh fruits are always
at hand. Watermelons and strawber-
ries grace his Christmas dinner.
All along the coast of California the
summers are cold enough to make wooden
clothing comfortable. In the eastern
states the FETCHED inhabitant wears the
thinnest of clothing, and then suffers
from the heat. The Californian goes
camping or strolling through the woods
with no fear of a drenching, for the Cali
furnia summers are rainless. The
mountain scenery is of infinite variety
and unapproachable majesty and beauty.
Large and elegant hotels abound at all
the seaside resorts. Splendid vineyards
and orchards exist everywhere, and the
most gorgeous wild flowers abound.
All the most beautiful resorts and wild
retreats of California are reached by
the line of the Southern Pacific COM
pany, Any of the following Of the COM
pany will give information on the sub
ject: E. Hawley, assistant general trat-
fc manager, 343 Broadway, New York;
E. E. Curier, New England agent, 1872
Washington street, Boston, Mass; r.
j. Smith, agent, 40 South Third street,
Philadelphia, Pa; Geo. G. iHerring,
agent, 20 Telephone building, Pittsburg,
Pa; w. G. Neimyer, general western
agent, 230 Clark street, Chicago, ILL.,; T.
H.. Goodman, general passenger agent,
San Francisco, Cal.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-09
Concerning G. N. Hunt.

Jamestown Capital: G. N. Hunt, the
lawyer evangelist Of Minneapolis, has
been made president of the Minnesota
Christian endeavorers. be was con-
verted during the revival meetings held
in Minneapolis last summer when he re-
nounced the profession of law, in which
he had a good practice, and has since
been engaged IN evangelistic work in
different parts of the state. In boom
times this G. N. Hunt was the senior
member of the law and real estate firm
of Hunt & Harris in jamestown, and all
the old timers remember him we'll.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-09
River Improvement

South Dakota and Iowa congressman
are laboring earnestly before the river
and harbor committee for appropriations
for the improvement of the uppe Mis-
souri, river. The ask that the appropri-
atoms be made permanent, and want
$4,000 for a harbor at Fort Pierre, and
also a sum for snag boats. The steam
ers Josephine and Josie, government
snaggers, did much to improve the Mis-
souri, for navigation last summer, and
numerous snags and distractions we're
removed all along the river from Bis
marck to Yankton. The river needs
such a going over each year, if naviga-
ton is to be carried on, and it is hoped
by river men that the committee on har-
bors can be made to see the necessity
for appropriations.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-09


Mr.. Newton, on presenting the resolu-
tions, moved that the court order copies
forwarded to the surviving relatives of
the late MI. Edgerley, and that they be
spread upon the journal of the court.
Mr.. Newton eulogized the deceased
member of the bar in a few we'll chosen
words.
Col. Hughes moved the adoption of
the resolution. He spoke feelingly of
of the death Of Mr.. Edgerley, and re-
marked that n by M the old timers,
who came to the territory of Dakota
twenty to twenty-five years ago, were
passing over to the majority.
Mr.. Boucher followed with a few we'll
chosen words.
Judge Winchester spoke of the uni
form courtesy and kindness with which
he had been treated by Mr.. Edgerley ever
since he had known him, and dwelt on
the care and persistency with which Mr..
Edger]ey always performed his duties as
a member of the bar. The Judge then
ordered that certified copies of the reso.
lutions be forwarded to the son and
daughter Of the deceased, and that they
be spread upon the minutes of the court.
Court then adjourned till tomorrow
at 10 o'clock.