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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-12
VOICE OF THE G.. a. II.
All Members Rise Up and Offer "a
Fight Again.

Again.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, July 1.-THE G.. A. r.
post of this city. at a called meeting, held
last night. to take action regarding the
present troubles at Chicago and Hammond
passed the following:
Resolved, That we. the members of
Elwood Post, No 81, G. A r. assembled
in our organized capacity. do hereby ex-
press our unqualified disapproval OF the
riotous and unlawful demonstra tions that
have been and are now being perpetrated
in various portions of the country. We do
further denounce all who are or have been
engaged in said disturbances. destruction
of property and hindrance to travel and
commerce, believing that such unlawful
conduct marks the guilty ones as enemies
of our country and unworthy the sympathy
of loyal citizens. Be 1t further
Resolved, That we. eX-Union soldiers,
aside from political affiliations, but believ-
ing that loyalty to the United States and
cheerful obedience to the laws OF the land
are the chief requisites TO true American
citizenship. do most heartily indorse the
loyal and patriotic conduct OF President
Cleveland in his endeavors to suppress the
lawlessnesS INDUCED in throughout the
country; and, as citizens of the State OF
Indiana, we feel honored in the prompt
and patriotic action of our Governor.
Claude Matthews. in meeting with military
proweSS the wanton destruction OF prop
erty and of human life at the hands of
mobs threatening disgrace to the fair fame
OF our State. Also,
Resolved. That this post feels a pardon
able pride in the militia company of Eli
wood, which was under arms and ready to
march at an hours notice on receipt OF the
Governors order TO the point of attack by
our common enemy. Many of these boys,
including Captain VanArsde are Sons of
Veterans. We love them and admire their
patriotic enthusiasm.
Resolved, That we deprecate and de-
nounce the attempt on the part of the few
10 discourage the gallant young band of
patriots, from rendering cheerful and
prompt obedience TO the Governors CON-
mand.
'sResolved, That a copy OF these resolu-
tions be spread on the minutes OF this
post and a copy be forwarded to President
Cleveland and Governor Claude Mat
thPWS"
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Call IL Debs's Rebellion.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
GOSHEN, Ind, July H.-Resolutions
commenting the course taken by the Pres
ident and Governor Matthews regarding
the Debs rebellion and offering TO go 10
the scene OF trouble in body were passed
by Howell Post this evening.
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Lots of kokomo Patriots.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
KoKOMO. Ind, July n.-Governor Mat
thews has acknowledged the tender of the
Dan Pratt Camp, S. of V, to enlist against
lawlessness The G.. ~ r. post and Ko-
komo Division, Uniform Rank. h of P
thaLheld the worlds championship for
yea7S,N also asked for marching orders
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Goood Advice TO strikers.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July u.-At the re-
quest of the mediation committee ex-At-
torney-general Hart has written lengthy
opinion defining the rights and responsible
tiles of the strikers and informing them
that to resist the troops is treason. The
opinion says, in part: 1T cannot be de-
MED that resistance to the law and the
authority of the United States would be
treason against the government, which
would not receive the support of the large
majority of citizens who sympathize with
your cause. 1 advise you not to permit
yourselves in these times of danger TO at
tempt disorder and devotion to your cause
to entangle you in a conflict with the ar
mics of the federal government. l hope
that the excitement of the hour may not
induce any of the men who are nov banded
together in labor organizations in this city
to commit any act which may under any
circumstances be denounced as criminal
Harry Knox, chairman of the commit
tee on mediation, said late last night that
the strikers would abide by the opinion
Of their attorney by making no resistance
tn the trOOnS
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Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
WINCHESTER, Ind. July u.-At a reg
ular meeting OF Nelson Trusler Post. No.
CO. c. A r.. Tuesday evening. the follow
ing was adopted by a standing vote:
whereas, Large bodies of turbulent men
In different States OF the Union and es-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-12

General Managers Have Had No Diff
Guilty in Filling Strikers Places, aud
Now Have Plenty of Men.
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MONARCH GROCERY COMPANY
...s.. .s...s-<s-zzz.@z
BIG 4--OFFICIAL ROUTE
Central and Southern Indiana
TO THE
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
n. n. p. IT,,
Toronto, Canada, Jnly 1922.

One fare for the round trip has been au-
thorized for this occasion, tickets to be sold
July IL, 18 and 10, good returning until July
q, with further extension until Sept. Is, If
deposited with proper agent at Toronto.
Fne Big -Four viii have special seepers
leaving Indianapolis on Southwestern Lsm-
1ted, S:l5 y. M, Tuesday, July Il. and run
through TO Niagara Falls without change.
Passengers can stop at Niagara Falls dur
ing the day and reach Toronto in the even
ing. or they can breakfast at the Falls and
reach Toronto about noon by steamer from
lewiston. For further particulars call on
Big -Four agents. No. 1 East Washington
street, 80 jackson place and Union Station,
indianapolis, or any agent on the line
II. NJ. BRONSON, A. G. p A
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II you contemplate taking a Trip to
the Summer Resorts i'm Michigan, To the
Thousand Islands. any point i'm Cana,:s
or mp into the Mountains of Virginia
and Maryland, to Niagara Falls, til,
Adirondacks OF the White Mountains
he sure and calfat the New Ticket Offic.
OF the e., III. & ID. r. r.. No. West
Washington street. for rates and full in
form ttion. g I. ID. BALDWIN. D.P.A.
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SOyereign'S walk Out" PrOcla-
nation Generally Disobeyed.
The General Master Workman's Cone
mand Defied at Some Points and
Quietly Ignored at Others.
FEW UNIONISTS QUIT WORK
Chicago WOrkmen Not More Anx
iOus TO Strike Than X. of l..

Instead of 100000 Quitting Work in
the Big City, as Predicted, Only
Few hundred Went Gut.
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FEW CuIcAGoANs STRIKE.

Figures Given by the Labor Leaders
Last Night.
CHICAGO. July r.-At labor headquar-
tiers tonight II was announced that the
following unions had struck: Painters. 400:
machine wood workers. 500: planning naill
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Celebrine. for the brain; Cardine. for the
heart; Testine, Ovarine, etc. Two drachms.
s. So Henry j. Huder, Indianapolis or
Columbia Chemical Company. Washington.
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Nearly All Railways Moving
Trains with Past Regularity.
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wreck. They are now In the guardhouse.
They were arrested by deputy marshal
Engineer Mccoy. who was on the tram
saw the men just before the train LETT the
track. They were alarmed when arrested
The depot and yards have been cleared
and the picket has been extended TO
street, block north OF the depot. Inc
picket line now surrounds the depot at a
distance of about a block in all directions.
There have been rumors Of dynamite
buried in the depot and it is to avoid all
danger OF an explosion that the depot is
guarded
The city is practically under martial Jaw.
Marshal Baldwin this afternoon issued
proclamation notifying all persons that the
troops were in the city and the orders CT
the commanding general would be enforced
He also cautions them against all unlawful
assemblages.
Sheriff O'Neil tonight arrested ;. ID.
Worden on suspicion OF being implicated In
the derailment of the train. Worden is well
known in this city. He has been quite
prominent In labor circles and was recently
sent as a delegate to the Chicago conF~-l-
ton The sheriff has also arrested q. o.
Green, William Burt and II. l.. Eodner, al
legged strikers. for completely in the wreck
ing of the train They will be held, pend
ing an investigation.
Acting under instructions OF General Grd-
ham, a detachment of soldiers seized
number Of rifles and about a hundred shot
guns. No resistance was offered by the
strikers.
A gang of strikers late this afternoon
ditched two trains at Oakland and COM
pletely blocked the track. They did this
in order to prevent the San Jose trains
from getting in. The feeling among the
railroad men since the outrage at Sacra-
mento is intense. The engineers are more
bitterly opposed to the A r. L. men than
ever, while the strikers say the train wreck
was one of the fortunes of war. No further
developments of the strike situation at Oak
land is expected tonight.
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Engineer and Three Regular Sol
diers Crushed to Death.
Four Other Privates i'm Uncle Sans
Army, Who We're Guarding the
Train, Seriously Wounded.
DISAVOWED BY STRIKERS
Who Say the Deed Was Committed
by Their Sympathizers.

Brush Between Militiamen and Bush
whackers When the Regulars Landed
at Sacramento Yesterday.
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SACRAMENTO, July ia train was de-
rallied two miles below this city this after
noon. Three regular soldiers and the engi-
neer were killed and four soldiers injured.
The dead are:
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5tdott1bes.
RIeine Ulabridbten.

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q So, $50 StateltraBe, ric5tete Elm 6euer
geitern lbenO etnen 8erlult BON $4,000 an.
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bat bic Yeniiouirung DeS Seuermarlcbau5
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etnen Siur8 cine 0ebirneridbiitterung Daz
Dontrug unb Oaourcb Oienitumfdbig wurOe.
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balts be5tcDen.
= goitmetitcr SEEING bat 86tGipp &aIt>
Ter, einen %befannten 0eutiben Der Sitbs
iette, gum 8oriteber beS 3petgpoitamte5
an 8lue Sslanb 2(pe. ul1o Wtartin 8aumz
ruder, einen 8ertreter beS b0Dmticben @le=
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unO 9te8iitrirGbt9eilung Oaielbit %ernannt,
= 0a5 critic 0ffentIic6e 8abcbous, ipel=
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8ciIcber crhdlt ni9t nur bos 8ab ullz
ionit, ipnOern aub ein Stii6 Seize unO
San0tucb unentgeltljcb.
, 1894-01-10
Gbtca9o's fhiefer GPurn.
Oas 80rieneeb6uoe miro feines ioI5en
Sbmudes beraubt peroen miifen.

Giner ser D0bIten Ibirnte Gbicago's
tpirb binnen 8urScm Don Ser 8ilofld6e
beriduinben miiiien, ndmli6 ber Gburm
be3 80riengcbduOeS.
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ieiner ~uripriin9ltben Sage gepicben, unO
Dbglet6 an0ere Ibeile bcS 80riengebGuoeS
llo6 me6r IN ben 8ooen etngeiunfen iino,
mac6eu bic Sac6UeritGnoigen ben S6urm
.o1eiu fit ben 8crfall 6es gan3crt @ebGu0cS
De~rautportlicb. Die IacbueritGl10igen Dir
cbitetten crflGrcn, 6oB boucrnoe 0teparaz
turen an bem Serfauen6en 8rabtbau nicbt
Dor9enommen iperSeu f%0nnen, 10 LANCE 0er
i9tperc Gburm ntcbt abgetragen nir0. Die
9trectoren Scr 80rle glal6en 5lum 9r0Bten
She'll, DaB bic SabperitGnbigcn nit ibrer
9lnitbt 9tccbt Dobeu, ul6 oaS neue 0irec>
tortum miro in eiucr ieiner eriteu SiBun>
gen Die Srage 81 IDien baben, tpte Diel
0elo ullO pte oalielbe fiir bic notbtpen9
btgen Disqualification oufgebracbt merben
fol-. 8OrauSitcbtlicb iperocn 8OnOS Ders
auSgabt merOeu. @u3 iper0en bic 0trec>
loren su entldbei6en babcn, Oh c3 altgc3etgt
lit, BEN lcbperen Sburm burtb cinen lolz
chen aus leibterem WfateriaL gu erieben.
Der 8orientburm lit 335 SUB bDcb unb
zines BET b0cbiten 8a1iperfe nic9t lur in
Gbica8o, iOnOern in 2lmcrifa u6erbaupt.
@r bot LANCE ben Sen Gee befaDrenben
Sbiften ais Mterf5eicbe1 geoient, 0a er ale
aroeren S6ilrne Ser Staot ilberragt.
Sett lGnger ais einem Sabre bat nun
boS 80rienge6Gu6e, bo5 bi5ber fir etnen
Der prGd6tt9iten 8auten Gbicngo'S galt, be-
gonnen, al peribiebenen Sleuen aus ~leiner
urlpriinglichen Sage gu peiBen Nno in BEN
8oOen 81 %itnfen. Die llriac6e Ser Scnfung
lit bdrin 3u iuChen, boB cine tpetcbe S6icbt
I'M 8oben bur6 Die ibncre Molie oeS Sc
bGu6cs 3uiammen9eoriidt wurbe. 9ev
Gburm lit, tpte bereitS eripGbnt, INN 8 3oQ
aus ietner Gage gewi6en. 9ie iio0itlicbe
@fe beS Gebdu0es Oa9e8en set9t logor Die
nob Diel beOentlt6ere Qbmetcbun9 BON II
3ou. SrOB bteieS IeBteren umltanbcs
9%lauben Die 9lrcbiteften, 6aB Der 5burm
fir baS Sinfen bes @ebduoeS peranttportz
ltb lit. 9erielbe lit nGmli6 bis 3u ser
60be bon 280 SUB aus ioli6em ibperen
@ranit gcbaut uno 5at baber Elm couoiioleS
@etpibt.
Ser 8etrag, Der fir 9feparaturen 6e5
0ebGll0es alf9eDan0t tper0el1 lou, lit nocb
ni6t feitgeiebt tpor6en, etntge 6unocrtz
tanieno Dollars Werben ba3u aber pobl
nOtbig ietn.
, 1894-01-10

$50 Der 30bl Elm Stern @ OOr9e3etcbnet
lit, bebeutct bieS, boB Sic 3abI in ser Site
Doppelt Dorfommt. Inter bteier 2iite
tperpen golicen in Ser nacbitebenben &etz
benfoI9e 8uriid9esogen: Sos. l, 3, 21, 2,
6, AZ, 9, SO, 4, II, 81, 5, Is, 105, Is,
1875, Z, 147 Ii. /. ~. $50 etn Stern CD in
Der 1orge6enben 2iite porfOmmt, lit teiu
Contract alt5geiteut.
, 1894-01-10
Gin SetrGoer.

Sci me6reren 8epo6nern bon Safe 8tetp
ipracb in lebter Belt 0fters Elm iungerWann
bon recbt lpn6erbarem NlISieben Dor, unb
bat I'm cine feline ltnteritiibung fir feline
toottrante Wtutter un6 bret ~iiingere Sritz
Der. Sin bon elnem angeblicbcn 9lr3t gcz
ibrte6ener 8rief, Ben er bel iidb fiibrte uno
ltetS Dor3etgte, un0 ser cine auSiiibrlicbe
8el6retbun9 Der Mutter, ibrer 2ei6en un0
ben bret 8riioern entbielt, licB &eineu
i'm 3tpelfel barber, oaB er es aufri6ttg
meme uno TAFT ntrgenDS muBtc er ab3iebcu,
obne BORDER nm cine &leinigfeit b~ereid6ert
tporben gu fem. 0or Stpei Sagen fam er
gu Srau q. S. 8eneotct, SEQ. 1880 8arro
Npe., un0 erpe6te burcb icin beicbeibeneS
Qluftretcn unO beiommcrnSpert6e 9usieben
t6r WtitIetb. Sroboem mar tie porlicbtig
uno CAB nicbt lofOrt etipaS bcraus, ionoern
ichrteb itcb Die Nbreiie oeS jungen Mannes
alf urto Derlpracb, am nd6iten Sage lelber
ietne SHUTTER auf5uiucbeu unb tbr 9ebenSz
mittel uno ber9tetcben 5u brtalger.
lteber bieien 8eiucb iagt nun 9rau
Benedict: u8tr be8aben unS nit einem
&orb pou &%ebenSmittel mach y@ooie Ss>
LAMB, tDobin unS Die angegebene 9l6reIie
beS iungen ManneS fiibrte. 9lls mir bas
6auS nacb IGngerem 6inz uno 6erIuc6en
nt9t %fanoet, glaubten mir, 6aB er iicb in
Der 0~allsnummer 9etrrt baben miliie.
0Ieie ln1a6me DerpanOelte it6 aber in
NcrGer unb 8erOruB, ais mir crfubren, DaB
pe0er Elm Nr5t Oes 9tamenS, ME er in Dem
8u9e itan6, nod Der iun9e Wann nit
ieiner Wutter in Der ganScn llmge9eno
%eriitire.
, 1894-01-10
Gin WethenfteIIer
Don einem unbefannten Garbi9en t0otIid
permunoet.

2tuf 9atrid 98oGi6, einen Weidenfeler
6er @rano Srunf 8abn, tpuroe geitern
9lbenO Elm brutaGer @ngriff periibt, Der
m0glicber gSeiie ieinem 2eben elm @noe
mocben ptrO. @ali6 mar in ser 9enannten
53ett auf Dem @elctie Der e~rtpd6nten 8a6n
in Der gtdbe Der GaDlor StraBe beidbdftiat,
ols er plOblicb NIT einem Stiid Giien einelt
furcbtbaren S9lag auf Sen &opf erbtelt,
Der ibn bc%itnnungSlOS gu 8o6en itrefte.
Der Qn9reifer, Elm 8arbtger, Deri6ipanb
baI0 in Der 9unfeGbeit. nac5bem m1e6rere
2eute, Die ben Qlngriff 9eIe6en, Oergebltc1
Deriu6t batten, i'm ein5ufan9en.
Der i6tper %DerlpunOete g8ali6 tpur6e in
Die 8Obnung BON Or. 8orger gebracbt,
benz es gelang, i0n gum 8epuBtieir sltriifz
3%urufen, 0ocb mar ct auBer Stanoe, gu
iagcn, tDesbalb Der Mor6bube i'm nieoergez
i9lagen. Seine 6trni9aIe mar SER
i6mettert unO etn befti9e3 @~ebtrnfieDer
iteute itb balb Elm.
8ali1 lit So Sabre alt un6 pobnt in SEQ.
541 Union StraBe.
, 1894-01-10
ham an 0en unrecbten.

Der @ebetnpoIt5tit, Sergeant @ra60,
fam 9eitern Wtorgen aus Stem Oort bier
all, aut Der Sudbe mach 9cter 86rimus,
eiren @riedben, Benz elm in gtetu Oorf Be-
trtebencr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3ur Qait
gcLegt miro. @ra0D begab iicb nic9t unpers
3itglicb al feline Nr6ett, ion0ern ge0acbte
1t6 crit GhtcagDer 2eben un6 Tret6er in
Den belebten Sta6ttbeilcn ansuie6en. 50
fam CT OOr 6aS Yalmer 6ouS, mo- CT eintqe
Wttnuten iteben blieb ulS nit ~eritaunten
8ltfen oaS @epilbl bon Menlben ouf Ser
StraBe betra6tete. 9a trot Elm Manr1
auf tbn I'll, luftete l0ftc6 ben SUIT 1t10
1pracb letne SreuOe bariiber aus, @ra6D
bier 81 %trerten, Da CT bereitS BON 1einem
Stomnlct Qeb0rt bate. 0ra0D erfannte
nil clnem Slide, nit mas fir einen Wenz
lcben CT e5 81 tbut bate, CAB iicb aber
ntcbt 5u %ertenncn, lOn0ern iptelte Sic Nolle
etneS un1cbulotgen utb obuun93loien
Src1toen in 10 gel6iGter Q8etic, oaB ct nit
SSenem balo gen1iitbLicb in einem 9otal laB
uuo ltcb mc5rn1ats Don ibm tracttren lieB.
2ls lie tple0er aus ocm Qofale ~6inaustro>
ten, i0gte Der M2ann, oaB CT einen 8lab
femme, mo- 0ra6D nit SO 800 geipinnen
f0nne. Oaraufbtn begaben Tie itcb mach
einem Salu6n all Der 8an 8uren StraBc..
0ort brabtc man &arten sum 8orlcbein.
9o6 nurbe @rabD Die Sadbe nun iibcrz
6riilig, DerleBte benz ScbmtnoLer eincn
6autiDlag ms @eiidt unO cling leiner
g8egc. Ser Qlnoere tpoQte sic Central
Station BON ser @epalttbat Denoc6ricbtiz
gen, ltnterIieB eS a6er, ais ct erfubr nit
ipen ct eS 81 tbun gebabt bate.
Nbonnirt anf bas 2%Lben6bIatt Ser SQinois
, 1894-01-10

PAM bon Sutnois balt 60 9rosent aller
regeImdBigen monatli6en 3abtun9en 3uz
rid, Die lbr BON ioldben 2tnnuitGtszGo n
trocten 8ema6t iperoen, Die ibre @ontracte
unter bielem 13uiabartifeI 5~uriif8u3ieben
piniben, ME in elmer, innerbalb 30 Sagen
bon Der Nusiteaun9 oeS Contracts Der @es
ieaicbaft sugeiteIlten 8efanntmabung am
9e3etgt. SIN Sale Elm Contract unter ben
8eoingungen bieleS Q~lrtifels suriidge5oger
miro, iDu Der Snbaber be8 SutiidgeSogenen
NnnuitQtSz Contracts berebtiat iein, bon
ber @eieuidait aus bcm Giid5iebungsfonD,
penn berleIbe fir ben 3ipeG geniigt, SO
ftr ieoen 9ollar 81 8ieben, ben er (ober iie)
Der @eieui6ait fir bic erite unb Die nlouotz
liben 3ablungen cntricbtet bat, 9He GIN
nuitdtszG ontratte iouen Der @eieu1cbaft
abgeltefert tperoen, ipenu Tie 5uriidge5ogen
iino.
Nac9 bieiem Nrtifel iperben NnnuitGts7
GOntractc in fol9en6er Orbnuug 5uriide
qe30deu:
, 1894-01-10

Nn5ei8en in Ser Qbcnbausgabe Ser Sui
notS StaatS5ettung baben bcn beitel1 @rfolg.
, 1894-01-10
Snfoloe elmer l1nterre6uno stpticb

= Snfolge elmer nnterre6un9 3niiden
Sem Wopor uuo 9oIt5eicbef tpur0e Der bis
berige SnlpcftOr BET eriten Otoiiion,
Nleranber GoB, ietneS 2(nttes entboben I.
ST. ioa iid bel Der lebten @abl SIT tart an
Der YoItttt bet6etligt baben. Seiu 8oiten
tpirb nibt pieOer beleBt tperOen, ~ionOcrn
Snipcttor Shea bonn 9eteftto7 Department
nit Der @rleotgHng Der betr. S~6liegenbet=
ten betraHt tperDen.
, 1894-01-10

Nbonnirt arf baS NbenobIatt ser SQinois
Stoatsz 3ettung, 4reis l Sent.
, 1894-01-10
0FFIoIAL PUBLICATION.

AnnuoI Notomopf of the U. s. Branch of the HAM.
hnludl Oldt0nlVW BURG BREMEN FIRE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY of Hamburg in the Empire Of
Germany on the 3lst day OF December, 1892:
made to the Auditor of Public Accounts of the
State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
, 1894-01-10
Seamten ser 6eieai6aft.

8eamte un6 Gertpaltung nebmen eincn
boben Stang an. 8rGiiDent Der @eieui9aft
lit @r@@ouOcrneGr Sobn 6. 8eperibge BON
G6tcag0, Gin gut un0 Dortbeil6aft 6efanntcr
Gentleman, beiicn 9tanle nit &brli6feit
unb reeuem Gerfabren gleibbeoeuteno lit.
Sefretdr 1T s. g. @ipen ST. bon Der 8ullz
ma 9alace Gar Company, Setretdr lit
g.. 90. 8tboiiou.
9lue bteie 6erren e%rfreuen iib boben Qln9
iebenS ip Ser 8iir9erid9aft, 70 baB iofort gu
erfenneri lift, baB Otc1e 6erren BEN 9lan
8riinbli6 unb ~aIieiti9 gepriift ba6en unO
na6 i6rem ltrtbeil lit Ser 8lan burcbfiibr>
bar unb gerecbt unb auf @ei9attSgrunb7
iGbe be9rinbet.
Die 5erren bericbten, 6oB, p6gleib iie
feline BoIicen ausgelteQt baben, ite nit
NppltcattOnen itber6duft itlb unb mebrere
%tauienh Gontratte baben, nit Oeren Nbz
lieferung ite unDor3ii9licb Beginner tperben.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-08-29
Presidents military household and his

Presidents military household and his
two civil secretaries were admitted to
the hall of the Elysee to see her leave.
She was dressed in deep mourning,
and a thick veil fell over her face.
Wnen it was announced that the car
riage awaited her, she appeared on the
steps of the courtyard entrance to the
palace, leaning on the arm of Lieuten-
ant Carnot, her eldest son, and was
followed by her other two SONS, the
civil and military secretaries, and
Madame Chamoin and some other
ladies. The carriage was the landau
which M. Carnot bought when he was
elected President, and was drawn by
two of the team of four Irish bays.
As soon as Madame Carnot and her
SONS were seated, all the other persons
present bowed almost to the ground.
The departure was silent event, no
one saying q word. There were a
good many persons in the Faubourg
st. Honore trying to see what was go
ing on in the courtyard. When the
gates were swung back, and the car.
riage rolled out, they all bowed low,
for they recognized in the yelled lady
the most deservedly respected woman
in France. In a moment the carriage
turned the corner to enter the short
Avenue Gabriel, and was soon lost
sight of. The venerable mother OF the
late President is still with her son, M
Adolphe Carnot, at the Ecole des
Mines.-London News.
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Wells THAT ARE BECOMING.

There are really very few women
who know how to wear the becoming
veil. Wells are queer things. They
make lines on a pretty face, and to
the nervous woman they are horror.
To tell the truth half of the woman
kind fail to know how to buy veil,
and what suits the style of the face,
which, for fashions sake, they cover
up. A brunette invariably selects a
net full of large round dots. Some
times the mesh is coarse or square in
figure, sometimes fine, but in any case
it casts a gloom over face that should
be free from blemish or dull effects.
The Brussels net does always excel
lent duty if it is the real Brussels net.
1t is delicate in appearance and if the
best is purchased you will have for
some months covering for the face
which shelters it from the wind and
yet does not deprive the passerby of
that sweetest of all things, 'sthe face
of a fair woman" White Brussels net
wells are an addition to every woman's
toilet. They enhance the rosy tints of
the complexion, soften the hues and
give a charm to o feature however
homely.
If a young girl looks we'll in brown,
by all means adopt the brown veil. 1t
is becoming color, enriches the COM
plexion and shows off the eyes to a
great advantage. But the square
mesh should be abolished forever. 1t
is holy horror with one exception,
it does not impair the sight. Tissue
wells, light gray, delicate brown or
even white, look well for a travelling
rig, and keep the dust from the eyes,
and preserve the cleanliness which is
so necessary if tour is contemplated,
A veil should be chosen as carefully as
o glove.-New York Herald.