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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02
FAIR, PRECEDED BY SHOWERS.

WAsHINGros, July - For Maine
Monday, fair, preceded by showers in
Eastern Maine, tonight; west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02
Local Forecast,

BosToE, July l.-For New England !:
Monday, far, except scattered local thun-
der showers; southwest winds; continued
warm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02
MAINE NEWS.
Entries for NorridgeWcck Races
fire at Ellsworth.
Grangers of Aroostook Visited by
State Master Wiggin.
Wedding al Richmond-Waido Republicans
Nominate for County CT GERS.

NoRRIDcEwocK, July I-(Spstial)-
The follow ng is the list of entries for the
races at the ElnwoCd trotting park, on
Tuesday Il Wednesday, July 3 / ard 4th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02

hoods Pills act easily. yet promptly and
eff ieptIy, on the liver and bowels. &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-02

[ Continued on "a page. !
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
2Il6. 1ndnn's 1lnfiht.

Nlberman Mann nabm geftern @eGeqenz
9ett, BET elmer 8efpre9ung Der potpers'z
f6en Nffaire ben Stabtrat6 unb beKen
Metbobe GIT frttiiiren.
r9te Sanbfddleret 1T i'm @tabtrat6
f9on 10 Dffentunbtg betrieben porben, baB
i'd f4on me6rmaIs nabe baran geme1en bin,
a~uf3ufprtngen un6 ben @tabtbdtern 5uauz
rufen: SIR ietb cine 0iebsbonbe!" 1agte
alderman Mann. gr fpra9 bann ben
Wunf3 aus, baB Die @ranbiurD unber3iiqz
lt3 Die @ngelegenbett in Die 9anb ne6me.
SIN tpeiteren 8%erlaufe feiner Musfi6z
run9en fam 9err damn gu benz S6lufe,
baB ale Srbinan3en, peG9e i'm @tabtratb
nit ben Sttmmen Der Mbermen Sent,
gtoble, S3late un0 etniger mentger anoerer
bagegen CUR @nnabme gelangt feien, nit
9itlfe BON 8efte4ungsgelbern bur9gez
bra@t Ieter.
@lb, Mann %erinnerte II. 81. an bieOur6z
bringing Der Rpanf9en Orbtnan5 Der
nntberfaG @ds So. M1s bas ein3iqe Mtttel
BEN @taotrat6 81 befern, empbie6lt @lo.
W}ann cine griinbli6e l1nterfu9ung Der
ieBt borltegenoen @ngeIegenbeit bur9 cine
Spe3tal@9 ranbiurn.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
umnddteten 6etites,

Cine 5rau bon ettpa 35 Sa6ren, a6gez
magert init buntlen Nugen unb 6aaren,
befinbet ft3 I'M gountp6oIpital, ippbin fe
unter b%efonberen umitdnben gebrabt nurDe.
@m Samitag fam 1te na9 Der ct. 9iusz
&tr9e, @de Ni6lanb Npe, unb 10. StrdBe,
mo fte fi9 in %auFaQerber @eiIe bena6m.
Sic brdngte ft3, Die Nnbd9tigen CUR Seite
ftoBenD, gu benz Yrebtger, Geb, ooyo6n Mez
lpbp, als berfelbe i'm 8egrtff mar, bic
&tr9e at Derlaien unb berldngte, in Ietner
@eeQ19aft gu bletben, @r nu6m ie nit
it9 unb iibergab 1te ben @9peIter aber
fte fnbr fort, bic @efeQI6oft zines prieters
gu %berlan9en. Or. 9aptb S'S6ea unterz
iu4te tbren 3uitonb, be3ei9nete fe ais
irrfinntg unb DerdnIaBte tire u~eberfubrunq
na9 benz 9etentton=6oIptta1 Ml9 bier
berlangte fte befttg na9 etnem prtefter. &m
Nbeno 13ten fte in etnen b0uigen Stump
finn gu berfalen unb man mar nt6t i'm
@tanbe, tbren g}omen in Grfabrunq gu
b~rtngen. Sic purbe nad5 benz Gount6bofz
pttal iiberfitbrt, bod audi bier mar es nt6t
mDglt9, tbren gfanen in Grfa6rung gu
brtngen.
&atte MtIer, Elm 6iibf6es 0eutT6es MGbz
3en, tpurbe geitern Na9mittaq BON Der
.traBe aufgelefen unb na9 benz Oetentionz
9ofpital 9ebra9t, Sic f9etnt 3u qGauben,
baB ie 81 SUP bon Miltpaufee mad @6t.
cage cling, oob itebt gu bermut6en, baB fe
9etiteS9eftDrt 1T.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
Stdott1hes.
Der ais mafe.

Die amerifani16e @eftipn Der I~o5iaGts
ftiI9en Mrbeiterpartet belt geitern Ra9z
mittag in Der Nurord Surnhale cine Ser
Iammlung ab. Sn 8e5ug auf bic @erurz
t6eilung bon 6. g. 0ebs purben Die fol-
genben Hef oluttonen ongenommen:
Sn Nnbetra3t, baB eugene g. 0ebs uno
Die 9irettoren Der american Railpab Union
tpegen friebfertiger 8etbetltgung an etnen1
Streit gegen eine Srganiiation, Die feitbem
pff3iel berbammt purbe, nit @~efdngniBz
ftrafen belegt tporben iinD; ba ferner bur9
Die 2obbp i'm GongreB gebetme, CEMENT
fame 8etre6ungen Der @ifenbabnen ols gez
feblt9 bere3ttgt our Nnerfennung gebra6t
mer0en fDlen unb babur9 bic @efeBlpitgz
felt Der SPECIALIZATION, peI9e Die Mmericd1l
Guiltpab Union b~etGnpfte, 3ugegeben ptrb;
6eSbalb fei es bef6lofen, OaB mir 9errn
9ebS uno feinen Ntttangetlagten ais 2euz
ten unfere Sbmpatbte ~be5eugen, peld3e
benientgen glorret9en Mdnnern ange60rerr,
beren Nomen in Der @eI9t9te glGn5er,
neil ie fib fir Die MenI96eit opferten;
baB mir Die Mufmerfiamteit a1er MGnner,
tpel9e bic Sreibeit lieben unb bic ungere6z
ttgtett perbammen, auf btsIes gum 8erglet6
6erauSfor0ernbe S3aufptel in Wafbtngton
unO @6tcago 6tnlenfen unb ferner 1et es
bef9Gofen, baB Der @timmfa ten aIS bas
etn5ige Mtttel angeieben ntrb, rt8terli9en
uebergrtfen un0 Der ungere6tferttgten Sc
fargennabme BON Nrbeiterfi6rern Elm s3iel
3u 1eben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
8eiote I'll pieI OeIo.

Inter ie $1,000 8iirgT4aft iiberipies
Reute &t3ter Softer Die be5 &aubes angez
tlagten Daniel Sfen unb Dan, @ibion
Dem @rtminalgert9t. Ote 8eiben 6qtten
geftern gemetnfam nit 0enrp @berbarbt in
Der Wtrtbf6aft 375 Glart ctr. ge8e9t.
@berbdrot bate bierbei gu febr unb gu oft
ietne poblgefUIte 9eIbta19e Ieben la1ien.
IlS er urf etnen M~ugenblid ben Saloon perz
lteB, folgten ibm Die 3net, bic md6renb Der
gan3en 3eberet liiterne 8lide nab Der 8elb=
taf9e geporfen batten, unb i'm in Der MueD
bemertenO, i3lugen ie i'm gu 8OOen, unb
beraubten i'm UNI Ietnen 11eber3ieber, $35
9elo unb ubr, 0te 8anbtten ergriffen ba=
raul bic 5lu9t, purben aber fpdter aufgez
grtffen ,na9 Der Nrmorp gef3afft unb BON
GberbarDt iofort iOentiftcirt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
freioeLaHene Qferoeoiebe.

Wtr bert@teten beretts am Sdmitdg, baB
es ben PDli3titen &eefe unb Wtc@Drmid ge@
lang, ben PferOebieb SoSpbn oeS9o, etnen Der
b%ertpegeniten 8urf9en Der @efIeite, in benz
Wtomente d63ufdfen, ais er in einem am
Abeno bDrber aus Dem 2eibitaQ beS 6. 8pnz
3aro %geitD6lenen tpertbDolen @efpann Die
M8prganitraBe BEL Der Observation-Disclosures
tiOn borbetiagte. Die @er9aftung erfolgte
erft nd3 elmer langen Sagb, tpGbrenb tpel9er
Die 8ldltrDde me6rere S9ii1e abfeuerten
unb elmer ber1elben SGD an Der 8ade itreifte.
SGD tpuroe in 0aft genommen unb Das
8uggD uno Der Saul BON 8Dn9drb alS fem
@tgent6um, bas inn am Nbenb ppr6er ge@
Itoblen mar, tbenttftctrt. Gin 8eIeQ19ufter
Der gefdbrli@e Strol9 8arnep @rifftn, benz
es %gelungen mar, ii9 Der 8er6aftung bur9
Die 6lu9t 81 ent3ie6en.
SIN 2aufe bes geitrtgen Sdges mar a16
er gefGnglt9 etngebra9t porben. 6eute
itdn0en Die 8eiben por Gt6ter 0poleD unter
Der @ntlage bes 9iebitd6lS. 9o9 ptr oI8
9aupt6ela itungs3euge fe6lte, mar Der 2et6z
ftaQbeftBer 8On9arb, tpel9er tpd6renb bes
geftrtgen Sages bon SSSgp's Sreunben ,gefez
ben" nDroen mar. DIS Der BON 8i3ter
9polep ausgefanbte Gonftabler troy offer
Prteite ben PIP. 8on9arb mad Dem @ert9ts=
faale f@offte, nar er 10 boG, baB er abIotut
nt9t &ebe unb Nnttpprt fte6en tpnnte. Oac=
aufRtn entlieB 9Oplep Die beiben PferbeOte6e
f%traffret.
SGD ftebt 3, 3, unter bret d6nlt3en BON
Der 9ranbiurp erbobenen Mnflu9en un0 Ietn
lteber 8ruber, Der 9eputp=Gbef Der Us.
Str,sWaters unb S6eeOpz8anbe, 5rdnt
SGD, unter 3 folGen auf @inbru9 laute11b.
Sb es ipobl lie Dem Staot8anpalt etngefal=
len TT, Die BON ben Sgo's gefteQten 8irgz
13aften auf ibre Qualitdt gu prifen, 8tr
3~petfeln baran.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
GrbdIt $50 Strdfe.

@t1tom Sobnfon tpllrbe 6erte Morger
bon &t3ter Seriten nit elmer @trafe bor
$50 belegt. @r tpurbe in Der Wobnung pon
5rou Sames Sobn, go 1923 Weusftr aBe,
abgefaBt. 9ort iprd6 er bOr unb erfGdrte,
baB er BON elmer @uSge1eQf3aft gef9idt
tporoen iet, UNI bic @asanlage SIT unterz
fu4en. Ser Srau Sobn fam bic @a8e
perbG4ttg Dor urb ie rieF einen Yoli3i1ter
ber6ei, pel4er SobnIon berbaftete, Sn
fetnen Saf9en fanben Ii9 auer6ano
@4liifeG bor. 9a Sobnfon Elm @in6ru6
ntbt na9geptefen tperoen f%onnte, Gn6erte
2i4ter &eriten Die Nnfluge in unDrbent=
'li4eS 8etragen UNI unb itrafte So6n1on nit
$50. 3pei anbere 3eugen ma9ten Die
4us1age, baB fe So6n1on in Der NQeD 3tpi=
f3en DAT unb MeusftraBe iiber Die Blanz
fenipdn0 Der 6Gu1er PIP unb 236 SatIruBe
tlettern faben. @r perf3nanb bann i'm
Snnern Der 9Gufer.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
BeitabI feinen freun0.

Dennis @beeban uno Der in 149 @6altos
ftraBe ~tpO6nenbe Sobn Milan arbeiteten
frii6er bel elmer Gifenba6n ais Mei9enIteuer,
Sbeeban Derlor bur6 ben Streit feline Nrbeit
unb lebte felt Der 3eit BON BEN %@rtrdgnifIen
BON 0tebereien, Mm @amitog Nbenb I'm
II lbr begegnete er on Der @de Der 0al1tebz
unb Il. StraBe, in Der Nd6e beS b%ortigen
8ferbemarttes, ieinem friiberen Mrbeit8faz
meraOen, @r fragte i'm na9 Der 3eit unb
f4lug i'm Dorn 3u 8oben unb trat i'm nit
5iiBen. Damn 3og ct iAm feline golbene ltbr
unb Settle unb $21 @elb aus ben Sa19en
unb 1prang, ebe Der 8erau6te fi3 BON ieinem
94red erbolt bate unb nm 0ilfe REF, auf
etnen fiiOpdrt5 gebenben Sabel6abn3ug,
Ser 8eraubte beri9tete 9eute ben Sau in
Der MaTpeQItraBenzS Station unD purbe Ioz
fort Elm 0aftsbefebG gegen ben @trpl3 @beez
ban ausgeitelt,
NS n - 90 - - S. M
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
Gine wertbpoue Weihnodtsoobe.

9ette Na6mittag Inn 1 rbr iiberrei6ten
bic @ngefteQten Der @oroner8zOfftce t6rem
Sbef Sdmes Wr9ale Elm ftlbernes S6eez
Serbtce, tpel6es nt6t neniger als "a @tiife
entbdlt unb $500 gefoitet bat, 6iilfszGoro=
rer @tlltam s. Quinn iiberrei6te Die fiirftz
liAe @penoe. 9te Sni9rtft befagt !: BON
ben 9iilf8@9 Deputies Der @pronerSzSffic "
Der Coroner mar 1i9tli9 iiberraT9t unb
bantte in elmer lGngeren Nnfpra3e,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
SeIbftmoro.

Die 2et9e zines unbefannten Mannes
puroe i'm See am SuBe Der 0iperfeD Str.
Reute MtOrgen ~gefunben unb na9 Der Mor=
que, II NbamS Ctr, gebra9t. Sn einem
gtoti3bu9 fanben ii9 bic 8orte n2ebt ale
tpobl" unter3et6net nit ben 8u91taben IS.
8, s.. Die 2ei6e bate f3on me6rere Sage
i'm WaiIer qeleqer.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
Grtnnerun9 an Rubinftein.

9(uS Dem 2eben Mnton Ru6tnfeins fptrb
folgenoe 4urattertittf6e @nefoote erad6lt:
Sur &~omplimente, Die nt6t na6 Ieinem Sc
iAmod poren, DuBte Der b~erpo6nte Sonz
beros lt4 ftetS 5u rG9en. 2ls er etnr1al an
etnem tleinen beutf9en 6ofe fpieGte unb Der
S4IuBdtforb glei4 ei1em 9pnner6aQ berz
tl1ngen NOR, tpanOte ftb Der Shirt an feline
9&a9bartn NIT ben @orten: ,Oas 6at er
tpteoer ret3enb gefpielt, Der 3ubtn1tein!"
Hubtnftein, Der Die 8emertung ge60rt bate,
tpar iiber bag 8prt nret3enb" berbrieBliCb.
8Iet4 barauf bate er @elegen6ett gu elmer
gfeban4e. @r unterbieIt ii3 nit benz STIR
item uno beffen G@meIter, ngBie qefdQt es
SShnen bet unS?" fragte bic bo6e Same. =
80, es TT le9r f40n," entgegnete &ubtnftein,
Dunb sc. 9ur4lau3 regtert .
ret5enbM...
0u3einpu i'm ~0Ihen6hIntt hobs,, ;.,oou
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
Dermtihtes.

Sn @ien itarb 6ieier Sage Elm iunger
Wfann, Der ieiner3eit Ourcb cine f0rperlibe
QbnormitGt Bic 2tufmerfiamfeit Ser mebie
ctnii9en &elt ouf iicb lenfte. Gr truq
ndmLich oaS 6er8 auf Der rec6ten Settle nm
ter benz 8ruitfea unO nid3t auf Ser linfen.
Der tun8e Mtann nit bem vrecbten" 6er3en
9teB Noolf Sbleiin9er unb mar 8uchba[z
ter. @elegentli6 Der Qu8muiterung Sdlez
fingers in 9reBburs fano Ser unterius
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
Oer3netfelt am Seben.

Srau GbarGotte 6. Mor1e ~bergiftete ff9
geftern Nbenb in i6rer @obnunq i'm ~3tpeiten
Stodnerfe beS !9aufes 1915 Gtateitr, bur6
ben 8enuB bon Garbolfdure. Die 9rau
bate in ben lebten Mo9en ben 2~ebensmutb
p%erloren unb Die Sbdt erfolgte ieDenfaQs
aus 8er3netflung am 2e6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24

lage in biefem Minter tbntfG6Gi9 gr6Ber
1T, dls iemaIsin Der @ef4i4te bes Staates.
Die 8eipp6ner Der BON Der 9irre betmgez
iu3ten 8egenben bofferL baB Die @eIeb=
9e6ung fofort mad ibrem 3uiammentritt
MaBregeln CUR 2tnberung Der gtot6lage err
qreifen tperDe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
FFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement 81 8ot the HAET PEG TEA
INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford in the
state OF Connecticut, OH the S1st day of December,
1898: made to the Insurance Superintendent of
the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
0o,000,Oo
Assets.
Value of Real Estate owned by the
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages. :" e7 FS;,sSe 90
United States Stocks and Ronds....,. $3.50 90
Railroad Bonds and Stocks. 2252 90
state, City, County and other Bonds. 1851 90
Other Corporation Stocks" 20 10 'S 500 SS
Loans on Collateral Security. 50N0 09
Cash on hand and in Bank. .......... 972sTT7
Interest due and accrued ............ 29066l Is
premiums In course of collection and
transmission. s~2s,5o7.4s
Loss sn.o,., a.no.,+ Total Assets s.. 1892, 5Ol2
ties In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . 100000
Balance. s 1887 5O12
Liabilities.
Gross claims for Losses, upon
which no action has been
TAKEN. $50, 1888 20
Net amount of unpaid Losses % sse On
Amount OF unearned Premiums on all
n0 0nt fas GdIn 1,188,47269
OU0 . OomhlSSlonS and Brokerage. 29,75741
loss r.,;,,.o. Total Liabilities. 81, 289,218.8o
u,l4l.3S
Balance -. 81, 228, O7Ls2
Income.
premiums received during the year. in
Interest and dividends received during 'z''''"N
Amount received from ali other 0''04'"O
sources 2,O68.95
Total Income IS 7ss, 2l527
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the wear z 81 ne5 *
Dividends paid during the year. 60'000 90
commissions and Salaries paid durino
tne year POP, 1882
a paI1 turing the year ............ l4,369.79
y" VI al oChef expenditures ...... $40, 646.S3
Total Expenditures 80 7l4,556.29
Miscellaneous,
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois ' e. ooe nson M
1oIaI ffsL1lums received during the 4
year IN Illinois. 57 o7e 70
1otaI Losses incurred during the wear
me- -I' - 16, 122.I0 !
1otaI amount of Risks outstanding. -. 232, SA,52l.O0
3 W. Allen, President.
Js 4. Pierce Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
OF January 1894.
(SeaD HENRY E. kTNTOR
e.. Commissioned for Illineis
A IN Connecticut
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
betrdthsfheine.

SoGgen6e 6eiratb8ibetne pur6en beute
bon 9errn SaImOnion i'm Bureau bes
GountDzGlerfS auSgeiteut:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24

QnSeigen i'm Nben6blatt baben INNER
einen suten @rfolg.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24

MbenbbIatt 1 Gent, 6 Gents bic @p6e.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24

Annual Statement q GSst tie MEW6RB EIR Il
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
3lst day of December 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
ZOV,VVO.VV
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24
SO arieiIIc. % Oe.

WtUt1etIIc, q. 0e3.
9aS 8efin6en 6es Qorb Gan6olb6
eDutcbtu Bat it3 felt ieiner @nfunft bo6ier
Oerl9ltmmert. GrOBbem mar Ser Rronfe
entI9IOiien, nacb 2OnOon. gu reilen un6
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24

eri4peren, tpenn ni9t gar unm0gIi9
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24

4 II II HO+ Ot6-
Ser Shines" pirb BON i6rem 8erliner
GorreipOnbenten gemeIbet, baB er Die poli=
tii6e Gage in OeutI6lanb nt4t fir 10 be-
bentli6 battle, pte dlgmein g~eglan6t perbe,
9Rethsfan3ler bon 9p6enlobe babe eingez
fe6en, baB er einen Srrtbum begangen babe,
unb CT perbe beitrebt fem, benfeI6en nteber
gut gu maben, ebe es gu fpGt iei. GS fet
@runO gu Der 0Offnung b~OrbanOen, baB
bDn Dem betdnnten io3iaIbemotrattf9en
3ipt19enfaQ ni6ts mebr geb6rt iperben
niirbe, gfur Die Otsctpltnargepalt bes
9fet9Stags perbe ber5tdrft perben.
Die n&01ntf9e 3ettung" fagt in etnem
iniptrirten Mrtitel, 8an8ler BON 9o6enlo6e
lei ni9t Der Mann, Der nit Dem &opf ourCb
Die Manb inner pO1e; er piirOe i'm
Gegentbet1 ni9ts unberTubt ~laien, um
0ur3 rubtge unterbanblungen bom 3et98z
tage ba8 gu erla1lgen, beffen er bebarf, UNI
bas gu errei9en, porauf er bas gr0Bte Sc
mi6t legt. Sober Gpnflttt nit benz 8ei9ss
tage tpiirbe bic @rret4ung btefes 3ieles nur
Abendblatt., 1894-12-24

Die Bforte bat eingeptuigt, Sic ausldnz
6tlden 9ele8ateu, tpelc6e bic armenilcbe
eommIl'ton be9letten merben, an3uweilen,
oaB ie ermdbti9t iin0, nicbt nur Sragell
an Die a3el9en nor5ui6laqelt, ionoern audi
Die HeBteren periDnItc5 3t befrogen.
AbOuuab 8Gi3a lit I'M leBten Q(uoenz
bid bon Dem 8OriiBe Der Gommiiifon
5nruf8etreten un6 lit Ourcb 3tpct 8eamte
oeS Sritt3mtniiteriWm5 erieBt norbert.
@te1clben tperOen beute nac6 @rserum obz
9eDcn, tpo bic ~ilbri9en Witgltcoer Der Som
mutton bereitS %Deriommelt ftn6. Q(bbuIob'S
Jtntberntun8 ptrb auf sic 9(ngabe surIf.
9etn6rty oaB er an Slang unter 3ebft 8aicbo
lte3e, Der angebItb bic @rauiamfeitin In
Nrme1ien berilb1 hat.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-15
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, May IA. The Speak
er laid before the the House today
the resignation of the Hon Barnes
Compton, of the Fifth Maryland
District, to take effect tomorrow.
Mr.. Compton leaves Congress to ac
cept the Office of Naval Officer of
the Port of Baltimore, The House
bill authorizing the Braddock and
Homestead Bridge Company to
bridge the Monongahela River at
Homestead, Pa, was passed Dis
trict Of Columbia business was
taken up, but the even tenor of
the proceedings we're interrupted
by a burly negro in the center of
the gallery arising in his place and
shouting: Mr., Speaker of the
House of Representatives." In
stantly the House was in confusion,
and all eyes were turned upon the
new orator in the gallery. The
Speaker, who was the first to res
gain his composure, directed the
doorkeeper to remove the offender.
The man was of a powerful
physique, however, and the door
keeper was unable to oust him for
some time, the negro endeavoring
to deliver his alleged divinely inspir-
ed message to the effect that the
Lord had commanded him to come
to the Speaker of the house and
order him to pass the Coxey bills
Other portions of his message re-
ferred to the Capitol, the White
House and the Treasury, but the
exact purpose could not be learned
in the confusion The interloper
was finally elected, and when the
confusion which he had excited had
subsided, business was resumed.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-15

This was quelled, but one of the
Davis went home, procured two
pistols, returned, gave his brother
one and both opened fire on Rice
without warning Rice returned
the fire and shot Bill Davis through
the body, it is thought fatally. Rice
received two balls, one through the
body and one through the heart,
Both shots, it is claimed, we're fired
by West Davis. The bystanders
arrested West Davis and took him
to Greenwood and placed him in
Jail, There is much excitement and
a lynching is probable, One of the
bystanders received a shot in the
arm during the shooting
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-15
KNOWLEDGE

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1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
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every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-15
THE MINISTER'S OPINION.

In his sermon, at Lexington, Ky,
on Sunday evening, Rev. R 7,
Mathews, pastor of the Christian
church and a member Of the minis
terial union, referred to in such bit
ter and caustic terms, by w. G. p.
Breckenridge, in his recent cam
pGign speeches, pays his respects to
Mr.. Breckinridge, scoring him un-
mercifully, in the course thereof.
Among other things he said;
None of us, ministers Of the minis
terial union, of Lexington, are pre-
suming to dictate who shall or shall
not be the nominee of political
party. AS teachers of the gospel
of morality we are simply testifying
and warning the people os regards
what kind of man should or should
should not be a candidate or nominee
for public Office. We unitedly in
the fear of God declare before the
world that when an immoral politi-
clan, standing in the calcium light
of Caesars court, is exposed at
length in a life of sin where domes-
tic sanctity and social morality have
been deliberately debauched and
stepping from the witness box i'm
mediately announces himself still
worthy of representing the people
because he has suffered the pains OF
hell and has confessed to the court
his iniquity, we declare that while
it is our duty to forgive him and
and help him to better life, his
denomination and reelection at
the present time will be an open de
fiance of all personal chastity, do
mestic purity and religious integri-
ty. An appeal to the voters to
ignore personal morality when
choosing political candidates, a
corrupt and corupting misrepresen-
tation of the social order Of our
community, is debauching exam
pie for youth in every way, peril
to truth and righteousness.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-15
A Split in Columbia County.

The Democratic county conyen-
tion of Columbia comfy met at
Magnolia yesterday, The following
candidates we're instructed for:
Clarke, Armistead Kinsworthy,
Gulley, Mills and Ritchey.
When the nomination for Super
intendent Of Public Instruction was
reached the entire vote Of Magno-
liza township was cast for Shinn ac-
cording to the instructions Of the
township, which gave him 6l33
votes, majority Of the votes OF
the county. Some Of the delegates
then claimed the right to vote
against their Instructions and did
SO, which gave the majority to Jor-
dan. The Shinn delegates then
protested but without avail. One
set Of delegates were then appoint
ed by the chair and another set by
the delegates, who claimed to rep
resent the instructed vote thus Col
umbia county sends up two sets
Of delegates to the State eConven-
tion
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-15
A Slick Negro Doctor.

i. w. Wells, colored, of Little
Rock, Ark, who has passed as a
practicing physician, has been ar
rested in that city, charged with
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. The.prosecuting witnesses
are two negroes named Wilson and
Evans, Of North Little Rock, who
alleges that Wells obtained SOL
from them for stock in New York
Building Association six months ago
and that they had not received
anything in return for their money.
When they complained to Wells he
told them that they had sent for
green goods and not subscribed to a
building association and that II
they attempted to prosecute him
he would have them arrested for
using the mails to defraud. And
he did have them arrested, but
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-15
NO. 213.

Commissioner O. Hair discharged
them. Wells was bound over to the
Grand Jury by Justice Robbins.
We understand that this is the
same "Dr." Wells, who passed as a
physician, in this city, for several
years, leaving here for Little Rock,
something OYER a year ago. If SO
the above comment is correct as
Wells was a very slick negro. But,
so far as known, never engaged in
any illegal practices during the sew
eral years Of his residence here. He
entered the Building and Loan
business" just before leaving here.
We are inclined to think the ne
groes will never cease toplay sucks
er, for these "fakes, and will CON
tinue to bite at the bait of every
swindler who comes along.