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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
SPECIAL
Announcement.

! beg to inform my many patrons in
Newberry County that ] have removed
nv place OF business to the elegant and
compodiops sales room at l3o Main St,
next to Jorick & LoWraDce, where !
| will be better prepared than ever be ore
| to supply them with the best Clothing,
Furnishings and Hats at the lowest
prices consistent With the quality Of
material given.
The big sale of SO Suits down at the
old store was tremendous success, but
there's few ofthem left over. The room
they occupy will soon be Deeded for tie
nobbie~t stock of Winte Clothing ever
brought to this city. They formerly
sold at $50, Sl0.50 and $3.50 Any
| one of them now Tor only
$500.
Another line of them which formerly
sold st sl2 50, $500, $3.50 and $3.50,
| now at only
There's iot of Trousers, the former
prices of which ranged from = to $50.
ANY pair Of them DOW for only
$500.
Some special barsains being offered
IN h0ee F2DLS SultS. 10ereS g lOL OI
thenr ) to Il years. which formerly sold
at $500. $3.50, 50 aDd S 90. Now
they go at
$500.
Ny stock OF Hot Weather Clothing is
complete, and contains full line of
Sicllian, Alpaca, Mohair. Drap D'Ete,
Serge and Flanpel garments, Lisie
Thread, Baibriggan and India Gau2e
Undefvests, Bleached Jeans Drawers,
etc.
fyou cannot visit Columbia, write
for what you want.
NJ. [. KINARD,
THE LEADING CLCTHlER,
E3s Main ST., CoIrmbia, &C.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
ERSkENE COLLEGE,
rlsIE WEST G. C.

"Opens FIRST MONDAY IN OC-
" tober next. Offers Classical and
Scientific Courses. Large and hand
some building completed. Delightful
climate. Now in the 56th year OF lis
existence Total expenses for board
and tuition Sl35. Write for Catalogue.
". NJ. GRIER, President.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

President ". D. Evans of the State
Alliance comes out against the August
Convention and says she mus. 60. She
will have to skip.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
FARE AND ScHEpCLE.

Peak. 5. c.. ~ g. ~: Aston, 81 u IT ::
Dawkins u IL, StrOthsrs. ~ u u ::
1O Is q. N: JonssvjIfe. ~ 20 g N; Paco!et
u UV q. N: GIendaie, II ~ e. II: Spartan burg.
u ~ q. 70 Tryon. \ G.. y 80 p. 10: SaluGt;
O0 p. u: Flat Rock. 80 ,. u; arrive Ashe-
vile. 2 81 p. u.
Leave Asberille 6 p. N August 1th. arrive
at Laurens y 30 .. N.
Our Ticlzet gents will be Il all stations and
on train.
JAS 7. TODD, &. z SUMNER.
Il. 6. HOOP. j. II. WICKER
Na-<4v1-s
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

There is 3 great deal more would
Ike 10 say and some things that would
possibly interest the reader bu. l am
adnIoDishcd that / have not much
more space. had the pleasure Of
meeting quite q number Of the pro-
tessGrs. ] beIie"e under resolution ot
the board another election for all the
professors is to he held this week.
Sewberry has two members Of the
faculty-P,ofs. 6. W. and VIM. WeIch,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

The Trustees o. Clemson College
have postponed their meeting TO
August 5tb.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

ALSO visited the stables and the ar
rangsments here are very good. They
have the finest lot of COWS ! nave seen
anywhere and the milking was lone
by the boys. A creamery is being com
pleted and they will Dot only make
butter, biz, cheese also. did not have
time TO go over the farm but the
bottom with It's fine corn was besutj-
ful sight. Prof. DuPree has q 6ne
garden and quite number Of beanti-
ful dowars.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

l met my friends 8euphill and
Wilson and ! desire to acknowledge
my appreciation Of their kindness 10
me. Taeir papers are Oh different lines
in politics yet their personal relations
are of the friendliest nature. Gen.
aeuphill has only young ladies in his
office. In fact I believe his daughter,
Miss Mary HeInphill, runs his paper
for him. He has no trouble except to
furnish little editorial. He is fortunate
il having SO accomplished q daughte,
10 take charge.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

For stylish, elegant, new sDd a.
tractire Millinery, call on
ly Davenport & ReDwick.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

Il will pay YOU 10 call and secure
some Of these bargains, They will not
last long
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

But must bring this TO close. On
my way home I stopped at Clinton
and met up with my friend Jno.
nunter and vent ont and spent the
night with him at his bachelors re-
treat He treated me right royalty and
I 1enjoyedthe trip very much. The crops
are fne and John is good farmer, but
I do not think I would like it as a
regular thing to have the bell ring NE
up for work every day at 4 O'Clock in
the morning. z. Il. 4.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
THE NEWBERRY

and they arg doing guod WORK in their
departments. They are both con-
pst-nt men sod good workers Our
county has good representation among
the students. Work is being done DOW
under Disadvantages as there are 20
suilkole recitation ROOMS but That will
all be remedied soon. In the burning Of
the building, the collection Of minerals
and woods, and IN fac. the entire col
lection that belonged to the agricul-
ture department, and that, DO doubt,
the reader has seen in Columbia in
Agricultural! Hall, was destroyed. Il WIS
very valuable collection. The cheni-
cal laboratory Is IL separate building.
! di6 not get 10 see il.
The college has been started on
grand scale and 8 lot of money has a.
ready been spent and much more Will be
needed before 1t is thoroughly equipped
and organized. But when it Is done
il will be one of the finest institutions
IN this country. What Is needed is
wise management and 20 steer it clear
of politics. Let Us hope that this may
be done.
Last week had the pleasure fspsn6-
ing couple days IN Abbeville. Some
thirteen years ago spent 3 year in this
old town. 1t was pleasant year. But
many have been the changes since
then. WIS almost E stranger IN the
town and IN the town itself many were
the changes that were noticeable The
old school building in which ! laoored
has been torn down aDd 3 Lew and
beautiful and modern building occupies
the spot. The Presbyterisns have built
one Of the hanoeomest churches in the
Stste and g new Methodist church has
been erected and just last week the
workmen had commenced TO enlarge
it. The coming Of the new railroad
has put new life in old AbbsviIle. Just
here let me say, what ! have often said
before, thatNswberry needs au awaken
ing on the subject Of some new church
buildings. l do not believe yon can
ind town Of the size Of Newberry in
this whole country that has as poor
church buildings. II is not because ouI
people are Indifferent TO he welfare Of
their church or because they have not
the means, but ] believe becsuf-s Shey
need 70 oe made TO realize what shabby
buildings we have. We need to get 3
move on Us in this direction.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

Ny friend Hugh Wilson gets out
one Of the best weekly papers in the
State, but the mistake be has made is not
in taking unto himself 9 9elpmeet to
share his pleasures and to sympatbize
with hin il his troroies. He is z
remarkable man. His only education
was obtained in the printing Office
yet his editorials.a are always clear and
strong, if be does at times get little
wrong in his opinions We ali do that
more or less. Just two weeks ago be
read strong paper before literary
club in which he gave the preachers
soue advice on preaching and how to
preach, and only last week he read q
remarkably good paper Oh education
before the teachers, The Press and
Banner is rich storehouse of valuable
articles relating to the local history Of
Abbsville County which is itself rich
ir resources. When the history of Old
AbbeTille comes TO ne written, the files
Of the Press and Banner will be i'll
valuable to the historian. They are
foil of biography, romance and tragedy.
There is q fertile field here for some
writer who has the patriotism TO under
take the task. The trouble is our peo-
pie do not appreciate this sort of thing
sufficiently 10 make the work profta-
bic. / sat up Dearly all night, 80
interested did become in looking over
these old files.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE

T Z. FELLERS IS HEREBY
e. announced as a candidate for re-
election 10 the Office OF Probate Judge
Tor Newherry County, ;. G., subject 10
the DEN ocratic primary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

! desire 10 say just here that il WAS
gratifying 20 me- 10 hear SO maIy kind
words Of or feIlow-towns,nan, MIR.
Alan Johnstone. from those 81 the col
lege, VINO knew him and his work in
building the college while Inemoer of
the board. He mas many friends on
The ':hilI' and al speak in the highest
terms Of his work.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01

I Intended 70 nave souetbiug 10 saE
last week about CemsoD College and
some other Ihings, but found no time
to write and space seemed TO oe scarce
also.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-01
Furuan University.
HSCCkNIi - G. G

July q, 1894.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-16

4 tArMlse travelling wirh his lead
Picked srst i-ur>, ~lt,ie III he road
Ana ndAtd Il fa>re-o hi barn deor.
TNa sltk IN elt dNWn HloI illA poWr,
THAI tltrv blessing known ili life
Migif CROWN Ills homestead AMI 4iS Wife;
Ana revtr any kinl u hava
Descend iipon l> growing tariA.
But Gire ill-tortune SpGn began
TV NASH Thu aSround.a man.
His henS declined u aY their -gg>
hi~ NA WA tuinhied from tie ppg-
Ana rat- aevuured tile faIlvn l-gS
His eofn that never failed hetere,
Mflaewel and rutted " THE tiA7r.
Hi> grass svtllsei t. end n iiay,
II 4Ttlt 3ieI or Went astraN-
In >l0rr ALL iaoYrd tile crooked way
Next String 4 great drought baked die sod
AID roa>tei every PEA n pod
TIL leans declared they cpuid not grow
So l,,l- a. ltarltre acted 50.
kr,trn,iapr insects reared their brood
IN --rvs fsr back ii i}l.cy food
The Statutes trnD lstrre SIDES Went at
A. thHN ir5d the lvelilg Mghi
Aia. MufArl4 Mt tls- rsetR kinA
T raIvfl'l tHitiAH nAa
Ia SNMf n wAS lsu l~er A trA
W tIe lan3 wl- nafl.N
OIL Ma9f-0 egffaFtH 3eiI witn lgstt
i 4. tsftf.tN, IIYiNffr ttNf Ifl8et
Ana viNli3-ilf A4H@ f ,ArrstAsa
WfMrN HeNe"st MaM H-Se~sea Ii~ lanl.
WNt ANVIL. iislHitl N~etx -rlw
SfWD ~WN R8 NH lE- ~53utNN ~Nta
" ~ll-a41 a#4F4t 3fa1rr- wroi- ".
All f.t uAAi4t5 q f.an4N A4nnL
Wlti. .Nc@8 te,Ms,
lINW sf' 81 rraeS
AtuN .osltl tt- State tatlis,
y fn.l."t 'fNf-ts-EIIIt >t-n- lies Hr1f44~.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-16

VI i tile l'opulist party which has
brought disgrace and disaster upon COL
orado, and as far as the interests OF this
State are concerned, it will be the same
thing whether it dominates typical
populist for governor or chooses a Demo
Graf for its standard bearer, and dresses
him up in Populist clothes. 1t is the
party which has made Colorado rldicu-
lous, and its success under one leader OF
another would destroy whatever remain
ing confidence the people of the East may
have in this State. Denver, Col, Rcpuh-
lcan
The Republican journal., 1894-08-16

HON. WILLIAM ii. LooNEY TELLS OF HIS
TRIP A. DELEGATE TO THE CONVENTION
OF! oArHoLlc Vol NJ MEN : TOTAL. Al;-
~rGNENt f ~otIErY.
Hon. William II. Looney. Who was a
delegate 10 the National Convention Of
the Gath die \ Dung Mems Total Absti-
hence society 1t Minnea polls, from tile
Portland organization returned home last
week. TO an Evening Express reporter
Nj. l.ooney said that Ne Had enjoyed lis
trip very much but was very clad to get
back to Portland and GOOD sea breeze
once again. The thing that impressed
me the most at the Minneapolis conven-
ton was the earnest, strong and enthusi
astic temperance spirit manifested by the
delegates present from every part OF the
| United States. ! had an idea that | WAS
most radical in my temperance views. but
| found that in this convention th~re were
many Who viewed the Temperance pne~
ton from Il more radical standpoint than
! ever hope ~ reach
-'I was also mulch impressed With the
lrruiai lihelal ana Progressive Spirit
manifested HI the epui'se M le ,Wrslicd in
restricting Tile ittaHr traffic aMl tho cviiS
attendant upon Hill i'hv convention diA
nnr believe tlal tle l4tlie ruul bc Iul
pressed unless the Catholics aila NYotr--
raM~ united theil strength aAA IpN-Ai
Shoulder to shoulder against tNe -io-e
sh@Is Fhtfe Wolt DELEGATES present AT
the convention iloln Tie Woman Chl~-
tan ienlnlance non and these tnp& an
Important aalt in ne proceedings
The convention al~u sent drle4ate~ ~
TN Maj nai Waman Ghli~tian lempeg
The Republican journal., 1894-08-16


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lhr lan Nllyl4 let i4~a li uOll.iiUiOi@ ar
n,t rsr.igt4i ,.- - ,,l..43,, .4t s.,Itl,.
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tnlHa aas lf 'er. FA -olN .n'l-
'iN siN t;NAN. Hf.@it l''t
Nrs r@iA3 t9iiTlliN AMas iA eNtis 1NiiM
M M 5f AVN Ntr -Ntt
t#E t@efv aae ANa 1faa@tfiii tsAH
u'MliFtiA iAcNil- it LtANasE nN~N aA
ANA-t ~t 'f9AatH ASA n @1MtN NNAa.
ana 3ne Nh ine9lii hsT VI MNatN Ait,a@
ngN ln tAe Relit~ ltl'i.e iN~ilaat7 t@a
lfatlhiiNMlSfe Itfl* fiiiMatilAfS N '4i afft
NJ flr l4 aH la lavoi BNiitN 8ck A
lIere Is hpi 8rt dl-tlei wleiv llN ia-
pHhiietn nomination j. lrAt lns iANt Is ,He
NedlSmpnt l.tsS- where t'e 'li9e III. Morse
is 4 candidate. Deinpcr5ic nominations
ion seven districts afe NOT seceiNe@ name
The Republican journal., 1894-08-16

the change. she advises all sick women
to take this valuable medicine, and be
thankful for their lives, as she is for hers.
II costs only q dollar At any druggists,
and the result is worth millions.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-16
Rats

White rats have been introduced into Ban
gor and are becoming quite popular as pets.
They are capable Of being taught tricks and
are really quite attractive in appearance
having milk white hair and pink eyes. Ban
gor Commercial
The Republican journal., 1894-08-16
IN the Twilight Of Life.


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Z e = ! ~ 70
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ilV''iei i'it u" 'iie iel ei"in' 'u,i 'e'i,i
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ttv' FRA -dMN Hs4f-H@ "A "t'S lVaNeiWl
naN h1i"Aii'l t' 'llf THAI "l "ie NHo ii"''
NANMA 4i-i4a! 'tliS sHe It'hlt'i~ nv N'i ahN
9le i,'N~ VI NiN"N ilAAN- lt "dN 'iNt
Air ~ A''SiN 't 'f'fsA a4ttl tiN NeRiiH' it
NaN 'tA' >eiVA4 iV''Hei4ti SNtAth- I'M tHc
NNtl s"Fti 8f1A m ltts''f hlt'iilHr
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The Republican journal., 1894-08-16

.,ils. Mary 4. Upper
has been released, at
Wilton, Me. from the
custody OF extreme
Femole He"kn' IS,
which kept her a
prisoner in bed una
hle 70 walk. Lydia
4. FluA-bom's Nege-
table, ompouldnade
The Republican journal., 1894-08-16
Literary News and Notes.


Mn Edward II Elwell, .Jr, Of Portland
has an interesting article ID the August
>t. Nicholas, entitled American BicyclcrS
at Mount ST. Michael
\ new plan for reaching the north pole
will be offered in the September Popular
Science Monthly, by Stuart Jenkins. lii
his article entitled Arctic Temperatures
and Explorations he gives his experience
in enduring extreme cold as a Canadian
surveyor, and presents details as to route
equipment and time for a successful polar
expedition.
The preparations that are being made
for Commercial Power Development at
Niagara are to be described in the Septen.-
Der Popular Science Monthly, by Ernest
A. lie Sneus. The possibilities Of this
undertaking are enormous, and the pros
poets seem good for realizing consider
able portion Of them. The arrangement
Of the canal. wheel pit, tail-race, and
other parts Of the power plant, are shown
! in Illustrations.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-16

FOR SAW u, i. II MOODY, Belfast.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
6mei Sabre auf Gts.

Sn einem 8rO3eB, Ser geitern Dor 0fi6teN
lt%noertpoOO CUR 8erbanblun8 fam, pur6e
bic intereiiante @ntbeGung genacbt, baB in
Chicago 6aS 0efliiget m~andbmal Wfonate~
inter l%tmftGnben Sabre lang auf Sis liegt,
ebe eS BON ben peri6iebenen Sleiibern in
ben 0anbeL gebraAt unb D~erfouft miro. 80
bIrfte man bieie @eibna6ten einen GrrfeD
cfien, Der beretts 3wet Sabre tObt lit uno
ieitbem auf Sis gele9en bat. 9ieIss iOQ
ieoo6 bemieLben, mas iejne S9madbaftigz
felt anbetrtfft, ntDt i'm Minbeiten i9a6en,
ba er in Iuftbibt beri9Ioiienen, e~iStalten
&Gumen aufbewabrt tpirb. Die 6irmta,
tpelbe bic gr0Bten 3u 6ieiem 3wefe einz
gericbteten &GumGi9feiten in GbtcagO bat,
beiBt bic Union golb Storage QBare6ouie
unb beftnbet ii9 in go. 80 sc. StoteitraBe.
0Ort liegen bereits 8uterbGbne i'm Size
begrabcn, bic erit gum Oantiasungstage bes
fOmmenOen Sabres ans SagesGi5t bef6rz
bert tuerben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
Gin freieelaRener Rduber.
Grfennt feinen 2n9reifer mr. an Ger Sprahe.

@i6er Grtparten pur6e Sames MGlou6,
Elm Wit9lie6 Der y15. Ctr. z8auOe", BON
Der Qntlage, am 8. B. 90. in @emeini9aft
init Trant 8loner, ben $40. 60 SiSt>Str.
toobnen6en Glectrifer 81. 6ebbermau an
Der @de Der Is. uno Gtor9an= StraBe an
9efauen un6 I'M leine ubr uno leineu
ueber3teber beraubt gu baben, freigez
lproben. WcGlaub lit elmer Der bur9z
triebeniten 6alunfen ber 8eitiette, bat
aber acknowledgements unb ipoblbabenoe
Gltern. 9ieie idbeinen i6reS So9ne5
9ft3tspIrbi9teiten nibt nur gu biui9en,
i%onOert, tpte Die Detectives %bebaupten, ibn
81 iol6en 3I ermuntern.
Der WeBela9erer bate elm babies 0uBen6
Ser9en ms @ericbt 9eibafft, bic iiberein@
1ttmmenb beIbporen, baB ibr TreunO nm
Die 3ett, ais Der Gaubanfau auf Silberz
mann ~began8en iein ioQte, in Der Stcpenz
iben 8arbirltube ii9 aufgebaLten bQtte.
Oa Der 8eraubte fetne 3eugen fir leine
Nnfldge Dorfiibren %fonnte, uno 6er Ser
treter besieIben iiA nt9t bic g~crin9ite Wiibc
CAB, Die @usia8en Der %io9enannten 2libiz
3eugen gu erIbIttern, 10 blte6 benz Hibter
@%berbarot nibts anoereS li6rig, dis cen
@lauo frei3uipre6cn. 9ot bate er fir
3tuei anbere Nnflagen auf &arb, Bic bis
Wtonta9 peri9oben Durben, $1,000 8Irgz
i6aft 81 iteuen. Ser @Guber eriobien nit
etnem 9iamantfnopf i'm Sber6emoe,
i6Derer golbene ubrfette un6 bodbelegant
9etleibet i'm @ert6ts3immer unb mac6te
ben @inbrud zines TbeoLogen uno nibt
etnes QS~e9elo9erers.
Gin anDerer8anbit, Ser CUTE @usiic6t Fat
i%troffret auf Die Wenibbeit loSgelaien Su
tperben, lit CHARLES S6uIb. Gr tpirO bon
benz 562 Sumber Str. no9nen6en uno ais
&rtiher in Der &iitenfabrit bon Goof &
Natbbone be6ieniteten Sam. Sobniou be-
I9uloi9t, TIN am 8oroben6 6eS 0antz
ia8ungstageS 9egen / Dor 8 1tbr an Der
Beoria7, 5tpii3en Der %. unb Union Str.
uno benz i%ogenannten vYalmer 56uQer
Slip" bes TluiieS angefalen unb I'm $14
beraubt 3u baben. S6uIB, bate i'm BON
binten al Der @ur9el 9epadt un6 ge6rilGt,
unb elm 3tpeiter ibm unteroeIien Die GaiGben
ausgeraumt. Sobn1on mill Sdulb an Der
Sttmme erfonnt baben. Ri9ter 9ooLeD
iteute ben S6ulb, Der einen lebr 9uten
@inbrud madbt, bis gum 20. unter $500
8urglboft.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14

btnblt6feiteH tperben oltf $685. 600 an9egez
ben. 9dS GountD ~berltert ettpa 10000
uno Die Staot $4,000. Die @inItellung Der
@el30fte mutoe our9 Elm Dor eintgen
Eagen in "11n1lauf geiebtes 0eriidbt berur7
iacbt, monaco angeblih eini9e Der 0ireftOz
ren Der 8ant beoeuten0e ltebertroglngelt
bon @runbeigentbum mahten. Settbem
mar bic 80nf bon Ginlcgern ni4t leer gez
tDOroen, tpelde ibre 0epoiiten berauS5pgen.
Sis teBt babcn in SoLge beS &rodS no6
feline @eibGftSbGuier 9ei6lOiien un0 es
Elm @niturm itattftn6en tutr6.
Cincinnati, o., 10. 9e3.
s. %. Bbelar, Der benz 9ebs i'm bori9en
Sommer beim 3uitanbebrtngen bes Strett5
bebiilfli9 mar, purbe beute, na9bem er
feline balbiGbrtge 9aft pegen WaiBa9tung
Des 8ert6ts perbiiBt bate, in Sret6ett gez
IeBt. @r trtfft morgen in Gbtcago nit
9eb5 5ufammen. Spdter ntrb er ais Sr=
gantIator fir bic q. 81. Il. fun9tren. 8ei
ietnem @intreffen aus lebanon, tpp er
letne Strafe berbiiBte, ouf benz 6teIi9en
8dbnbofe Durbe er BON elmer MbDrbnung
empfangen.
8o6uca0, &p,, 13. De3.
Ttinf3ig mastirteWtGuner beItiegen oeftern
UNI Witternacbt ben Bug Ser @beiapeafe,
Sbto & SoutbipeItern @%iienbabn, BEL elmer
Ireu3ult8 llntpeit Oer Stabt ullo nerlucbtelt
it6 pes Ne9ers Samuel Omens, beS O16rs
ocrS Samuel S9ilpie's, Der nacb benz
3u9t6auie in G6opoiQe gcbradt lpurbe,
un Oaielbit cine lcbensldngli1e 6aft al
DerbuBen, 81 bemG6ti9eu. 9te 9uft=
BREMEN t0urben OurAi9nitten unO mebz
rete S6ilie ab9efeuert. Seniter unb
1btren oes GtienbabntpagenS nurben scrz
l6l0gen nno Der 9aufe bran9 nit bereitz
gebaltenen EebDLDeru in oas Snnere 0es
Wa8enS. 0lilfSiDeriff 8rao0 purbe nit
etnem Gnlippel ntebcrgeidlagen. Die 8ee
0ntten tparet auBer StanDe, Dem Qtngriff
8u tptoeriteben, bertbeiOi9ten jebD9 ben
GerurtbciIten, bis Der Bug gum @etter>
fGbren 9ebra6t lperoen fonnte. Sobol6
Der Bug ii6 in 8etpegung ieBte, ~iprangen
0te WtaSttrten bonn 3uge beruuter, o9ne
ben Moroer in ihre 9Gnbe befommen gu
baben.
Noi6btlIe, Senn., IL. Deg.
Staatsietretdr Worgan erbielt beute Sic
Wablliiten bon Sloan GountD. SamtLicbe
Beribte finO iebt %beiiammen nnb Die fir
Die Observation-Disclosures ab9e9ebenen
Sttmmen iteIen itb pte fotgt; GoonS,
(Jtep.) 105, 104; Gurnep, (0em.) ;104, 1856,
O&iuS, Sop: %, 1892. @pans' 8luraltz
tdt betrGgt bcmnab 748. Sn Der GeieBz
9ebutg miro obne 3DetfeI cine 8eanitanz
bun9 betreffS Der @ouperneursmabl. ltattz
ftnben. 8eiOe Sciten ~beDaupten, OaB bel
ben Woblen betro9en worben lei unb iucben
ooS nOtbige 8etpeiSmateriaL bei3ubrtngen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-14
Qbonntrt auf bas Nben6blatt. 8rets
l Gents per Summer, 6 Gents per 0obe.
John Burns uno CHICAGO.

Seine febr quite Meinunq BON G6icaqr
Eat Der engliI9e Mrbetter : Mgitator sGSD6r
Burns mttgenommen. Sn elmer Gebe, biz
er in 9enber 6ielt, fagte er tpDrtlt9: r@enr
es trgenb einen P1aB auf Der @rbe giebt
Der nt3t eriiten3bere6tigt tit, 10 1T @bi.
cago etn fol9er Plab. Sir bic Corruption
bic bort meine @ugen faben, gtebt eS feline
Gntf3ulbtgung. Mtdnner, SFrauen uni
Sinoer tpdl5en it9 i'm S9lamm Der poli=
tit, tetn Gerfu4 CUR &etnigung Der moral
tf6en N%tm0sp6Gre ntrb gema9t, unD g}te.
man0 59eint bic fre9e 8erleBunq bes On
ftanbes 81 bemerten. 9as 1o3iule 2eben I'll
bur6 alerlet' uebel untermintrt. DIS id
bur3 baS italientf6e @ierteI cling, muBt(
i3 S6rGnen bergieBen. Selb1t i'm 16limmz
item S9eile 2Dnbons lit IDl6es @Genb
fol4e S9le9ttgtett nt9t gefeben norben.
Sn @3tcago tpobnen mebr groitituirte, mic
in benz mobernep Babylon, bon mo if
tomme urb tpel4es bic f4Iimmite Stab
Der Welt fetn ion.
Sd tpieberbole, baB Chicago entpeber
cine electromagnetic Der 90Qe 1T, pOer BAT
bic 90Qe nun cine Saf6enausgabe Gbt=
cago's 1T, Man Iebe ii9 bas ftGbtif6e
Ratbbaus on, in tpeI9em bic 8orbeQbez
tiger, bic Mirt6e unb Die ,prt3efigbters"
bas groBe 8ort fiibren, 0ieIeIben iinb i'm
@tanbe, bas SntereiT Der 8iirgerI6aft fin
Elm Rutherford gu pertaufen unb bennod
ntrb bpn t6nen cine ebrlt9e 0erpaltunQ
ertpartet, 0as iinb bic Mtber1prii9e in
Der amerifanif6en poltttt, S9r erpG6lt
Die 2eute. O6ne tbre @ergongenbett gu be-
leu3ten unb bonn punbert S6r @u9,
penn bic &efprmen ausbleiben."