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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-26

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Col. JoAn e Wiekliae Il editor. Col.
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q this staie 70 need any ealegy fEsm us.
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and exchange 1gith pleasure.
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the tiFst complaint.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03
Carga Pesada

es la que tienen que soportar los
que padecen de Tlsis, Escrofula,
Anemia L otras intermediates ex-
tenuantes. Tanto mas pc esada
cuanto que en- muchos casos estas
enfermedades son resultado de
descuidos lamentables.
Ell tempo de preparar el salvayi-
Ell tempo de combatir la Tisis 6
Escrofula es al comenzar la debili-
dad, cuando principia Ia per.
dida de caTnes y fuerZas.
No hay que esperar demasiado.
Ell medicamento debe ser pro-
duotor de grasa asimilable, digerible,
como la que contiene en- disolucion
perfecta Ia Emulsion de Scott, one
es aceite de higado de bacalao sin
el NAL gusto, reforzado y tonifcado
por los hipofosftos que ayudan &
Ia digestion Y aumentan el apetito.
Es un hecho que la Emulsion de
Scott produce fuerzas y crea car
nes con rapidez maravillosa.
Para obtener efectos seguros debe
procurarse la que lleva Ia etiqueta
del hombre con Ell bacalao & cuestas.
Esa es la 1nica legftima, la que crea
earnes, la que fortifca los pulmones,
la fayorita de los m6dicos, la ver-
dadera EMULsIoN DE SGoTr.
De venta en- todas las farmacias
y. droguerias. Siempre segura y
siempre efcaz
SCOTT BOVINE, 0u1mioos. Nueva York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03
COCHB T'RISEMAUAL

Desde el dia del mes de Octu-
bre 1ltimo esta prestando servieio al
publico un Coche de Ponce 4 la Ca
Pital y vice-versa, tomando pasaje
ros en- todos los pueblos del trsnsito
En- Los prec5os F'yos. en- Ponce y en-
La Bayon'o'sesa en- la Capital, en- Gu
yas casas estan establecidas las res
pectivas agencias. informaran acerca
del Precio y condiciones del viaje.
Ponce, Nvbre. 8 de 1893. 3v.p. S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03

En- este antique acretado estabecimento hay
magn1co surido de de cla-
rinees fauas aunes bobardnos vones de odos precos
cuerds gutarras superores
para violin, papel de hio para mtsica etc,
Tambien surdo fguras de biscuit
para tocador espl6ndidos obietos para regalos
Eectos escoro perfumera rancesa ingesa de los
fabcantes precosos Devocionarios
de formas de Ultima moda.
Cristaleria Baccara vaa completes para esa cochecos
veocpedos nno ugetes de todas cases efecos
viaies
Efctos para dbuo nfnidad de artculos que reazan
precios visto.
Ponce, Febrero de 1894 6Im 2vs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03
PARA CARRETERAS

Sc resade cdsi q rtitad de su UdLoT, ana ma
otay.a tritKradoro de piedra ngessndd para Ca
TyeteY0s. CON su calderd dernds pseTos, er
ynasv bneu estddo y ssn ns0rtisets ID Tepasst0
IA cus la tnterese ptede dirigirse don 70
betb, G5aham az esta cfedod
Fvres, f'ec.oo Il IL t5c4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03
TONTO
VENTA DE UNA QUINTA

Sc vende Ia quinta propiedad de
don Emilio Pozuelo, sta en- Cuatro
Gales. Ell que Ia interese puede en-
tendcrse con don Victor Manescau
Plaza de las Delicias, Ponce.
Ponre Sssiembrs % de Isos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03
LOS ANCIAN0S, LOS TISIC0S,

los dlsenteco vida exngue remeo he
NINOS
los padecen CATARROS ULCERAS del es6mago general
todos los padecen de maa dgon dipsia to
e.
RESTA URADOR RSTOMACAL
Sc
so
MODO DE USARLO
papeeta despu6s de cada comida
FARMACLA GIoI.-Ponee
Noviembe, de 1S93
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-03

Ps4ee t'ec, 90 Il IL t5c4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
@oMenfNan.
Gyprtfebung BON Der /. eeite.)

neo om 8o6en Iiegel., uuO bic ma8firten
W}dnner mabten iib oapon.
Sic fltDren naeb Dem @eletie Ser 9tod
SSfdn6 8abu unb entlieBen bort ibre
&utidber nit ben 8orten y@ute Nacbt
SobnnD" @elb bOten ite ibnen nic6t an.
9aS mar baS lebtc, mas bon DEN gntz
fiDrern geieben tpurOe, un6 Die &utl6er
fubren Oaralf nit ibren g8a9en nab Der
Stabt 5uriG.
Der 3uti6er @runleb iagte, baB, na57
benz SarSneD 9etbeert un0 gefebcrt morben
par, t6m 9elagt iDurbe, 81 Yaio @ountp
5u oerlalien baB ct pe0er in Cripple
@rcef nocb in Colorado Springs getpiini9t
fper6e, ltnb bdB er, rpenn er ith ~icrnals
ipieoerleben lieBe, er nidbt 10 gndbig pie
bieS M?ol 0aoon fommen tpiirbe.
I'm 10 llbr fdno in NntLer'5 8arf cine
@criammlun9 bon % 6iilfSiberifi5 itatt,
uno ma gIoubt, baB ba5 Gomplott gegen
ben @eneralabiutanten Garsnep bort aus
gebe&t Durbe.
gtacb elmer ipdteren 9tddbric6t fonnte
Gorsnep BET ser 2~tnfunft Ser 9oIisiiten
nibt gefunbcn perben, unb man bate nm
8 u6r beute Wforgeu nod feline 9tddricbt
BON ibm, unb cine itarfe Q(btbeiIun9 8oIiz
3titcn burcblu6t iebt Die @egen6 nab ibm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

Drtttger, aber Der Ylat mtBlang, benz
Waalietoa mar CUR 3ett bcs 0ngriffes iberz
baupt nicbt anfpeienb. Sc beibt, DAT
Malictoa ii6er ben @eriu6, ibm baS Qeber
su nebmen, b0hlibt auf9ebrabt 1T.
QIS bieie 9cpei9en BON Sonoa ab-
gingen, fan6eh f~orttpGbrenb 3tptl6en ben
9tebcuen unD BEN &egierun9struppen Sc
fecbte itatt, aber GIT et1em ernftli9en 3uz
lammenftoBe fam es ni6t.
QusI6noif4es Dermifbtes.
Nm II. Stunt fan6 bas beDeuten6ite
fran5Oiii6e gferbez Hennen nm ben bon
Der Staot 8arts ausgeiebteu v@roBen
8ret5" in 2ong6ampS fiat. OaS Gen=
men ipurOe bon Oolma 8a9bibe '~gerponnen.
GS lit oieieS baS brittle WtaG in bier Sabren,
OaB elm 8fer6 6esielben @ige1ttbiimers
ben 9roBenB refs getponnen bot.-OerYl ab=
fommdnbant BON Nntiperpen bat ficb BEL
Dem NDmirdl @rben, benz 8efebls6a6er 6es
omerttonilden Ban3crfreu3crs vGbicogo"
tpegen Ser 0i9tertptOerung bes ibLicben
SalutS Ser vGbica9o" beim Ginlaufen in
ben bieiieen 6afen enti9ulbi9t. ST be-
Dauptct, baB eS fib 6dbet nun nm Elm un=
liebl0mes 8erleben 6anble. Die DeriGumtc
8esritBung bcS SternenbannerS tperbe
lelbitperItdn6li9 n~ac6gebolt wer6en. =
gteuli6 pur6e in gofobama iomie inGofto
in Sapan burc6 elm @rbbeben GROCER
Sba6en angeribtet. Wtebrere @ingeborene
murbcn burb bas @initiir5en bon @ebGuz
ben berlebt. Sotpett bis iebt befannt,
Duroen feline @uropGer bei9Gbi9t. 9o1 lit
6urb bas Grbbeben baS 0cuti3e @eian6te
i6aftSgebGube 3erit0rt Dorben. Die Snz
laiien entfamen unberLebt. = Scr &6c6toe
lit 3u SGiff na6 &~onitantinopeL abgeretft.
9h1bareB ai9a lit fir bic 9auer ieiner Q(6z
peienbeit gum &egenten ernannt fpor6en.
= Sine Spe5taloepei6e aus 2ilia6on
melbct, 6oB Die borttgen ousftdnDigen
Bidder, 5000 an Der 3abl, bic Bic 2lrz
belt nieocrlegter, neil bic itGbtti6en 8ez
borben bon 6en 8Gdermeiitern Derlangten,
ie ioIlten je 5000 9teis ais @arantte oafir
DtnterIegen, baB tie 8roO bon einem DOr7
gei6riebpnen 0efpt9t berfaufen mir
ben. 9te Qlrbett mtr6 iofort NM
ter poli3eiltder unb miLitdriicber Qtufz
iidt aufgenommen tper6en. 9a it6 unter
ben ~QlusitGnbi0en biele Spanter b%eftnoen
urb man bteie AUDI fir Die 11rbeber beS
2luSitanbeS bdlt, 10 perbcn ic fur3er 6ano
auS9eptelen Derben. gSdhrcn6 Der betben
Sage ais Die Streifer Dor Der Sta6t can't
pirten, tpar 6as n%otbipen6ige 8ro6 bon
SoL0dten 9ebaGen tporben. = @ine
anbere 9epclBe mel6et, baB bic MeDrz
3abG Ser itreiten6en 2iiiabonner 86fer,
unter militdriiher 8eoefung in Bic
Sta6t 5prii69ebrabt tpur6en, iofort pieber
Sic Tlucht cr9rtffen uno iib iiber BEN Saio
ii6erie5en IieBen. Our 8~erfolgun9 ber
Slii6tlinge 1puroen 500 Monn Der Wflntz
.ctpaltruppen dbgeian0t. Inter 1nilitGrtz
iber 8ebefln9 tper6en morgen %6reibunbert
ipantl9e 8dfer, Bic Derbaftet murben, na9
@abi5 9ei6afft tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

Sic 6tesiG6rt9en SO abIen, Bic
me lit img2obcmber Dor ii6 9eben, BON 6enen
aber ein5eGne ibon borber itottfinben, poer
qor, tpie in Oregon unb Gthobe Sslono
beretts ftattfonben, itnb namentlich audi
BON betrd9tli6er nattonaIer 0tdz
tigfeit. 9enn eS banbelt liA ia babel nm
Die 13uiammeniebung Des gansen 9(baez
p~r6netenbauieS beS nGcblten ooer bierltnbz
finfaigiten Gon9reiieS ; tnb bie All tpGb(ens
ben Staatsgeiebgebungen, tpelbe i'm Qaufe
0eS WtnterS 3ulammentreten, 6abeu 80
StBe i'm BunOesienat S1 beieben. Bon
BEN 30 Senatoren plroen 30 fir cine
@mtS3eit getpdbGt, bic i'm M6r3 bes
ndcblten Sabres enbet; bapon ftn6 Is 0ez
mofraten unb Is Gcpub(itoner. Die ii6rtz
gen flint Stbe iinO t6eils ourd Go6csfaQ
e%rlebtgt, t6etls baOurcb, 6oB in einiacn
StaatSgeleBgcbungcn feline 8abG AT Stonbe
fam. 0ounerne1re neroen in q Stooten
9etpdblt. SIN Sebn Staaten, ipo Nablen abb
g~ebaltet tperben, %barunter Sutnots. miro
biesmal fein @ouberneur geiDdblt. in flint
ftnOet itberbaupt feline Staatspabl itott.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

@ngcitbts Ser @%nt6iiGungen iiber bic
Corruption Ser Stem gorfer g o.
Gt5et un6 StabtberipaLtung erDebt oaS
iO5ialtittl6e yIageblatt~ in ct. Souls
gegen 6ie amerifantic9en q rbetteror9az
ntlattpnen ben i6tperen Sortpurf, 0aB
fie ME etpas gegen bieie llebel getbar bdtz
ten. B0rtlib ia8t cs babel: $50 TT es
oub in Stem Oorf. 2ue 8oben 1turoenz
LANCE 0ebattcn in Sen GentralfOrperi6afz
ten iiber 8obcott, Streif, Baraben, uno
niemals oas gertngite Sntereile fur cine
muni3ipale 3teform. 9os lit ibnen gu vunz
Didbtig.1 ltn6 inbeiien rt6ten Die Gorrups
ttonGre 6as @ernetntpeien 81 @runbe!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

2tu6 sic repubItfantib 8arz
tel bot ibre liebe gfot6 nit / 5ren
9 tIberi # N tnbIern. 90 eben bat
ia 4. 8. Der repubtifanii6e StaatSconDent
GaLtfornierS cine g lattform %angenOmmcn,
tpeIbe itb fit freie unbei6rGnfte SiIbers
fr~eiprGgung i'm &erbdltntB bon 16 3u 1 uno
basu no6 fitr bic 3ablung Dffentli9er uno
9ripat5 SobuI6en in SLIDER 10 gut p;e in
@ot6 ausipribt. l1n6 befanntGt6 itnb ioz
gar ueuengldnbii9e @rOBcn Der ~republifaz
nii9en 8artei, tpie Oer Acknowledgements
Som Gceb BON Woine in Der Sil6erfrage
tpadeltg 9etpor6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

~"p "'"' ." ~
crit gu fra9el1 braubt.
Sniofern lit alto bas SpcfuGiren gan3
Le9tttm; aber i6 babe ibon Bic @ritn6e
9lt9egebert, tparum trob0em ale foI9e
Speftlanten nit MiBtrauen anee1eben
tperben unb iDarum DteIe INNER metter
greifenbe %ltniitte nt9t i9arf genug getaoeLt
perben tam.
g8er AM Iebten Sonna6en6 Nodmittda
Ser 9ebatte i'm Senat 5ub0rte, bGtte glauz
ben %f0nnen, baB Qlpaiiten, Natibiiten un6
1ttoere Surroundings nur Elm bDier Srdum
Ieten 1n6 itber Qlmerifa cine neue Nera oeS
ErteoenS nnO bet e8rl6erliebe beretnge1s
bro6en iet. @inen ioldben Gifer, Gingez
tpanoerte in BEN 6inmel Su beben unb Die
aIericbOniten @runbiGBe in Ser @intpan>
betun9Sfrage GIT prpflamiren, babe icb nod
ME bemerft. limb baS QtleS 6atte1 mir
Dem gopultiten &Dle su berbanfen. ST
bate AM Sage porber Elm paar tpegtperfenbe
8emertungen itber bic Srat50iii9~ GAMBLER
gemo9t, pelc6e iebt in Oteu7@nglau6 bic
etngeborenel1 9lrbetter in BEN Sa6rifen gum
groBen She'll erleben. OoS bracbte crit
Blatt auf Bic 8eine lnb bann fam Gbanbler
unb Sr0e un6 Soar un6 MorrtQ un6
9o6ge, 70 6aB i9licBli6 beinabs bic gan5e
NeueG n9lanb>0 Delegation in'S Seuer ges
gat9en mar.
Soar belt cine betpeglide Ge6e iiber
baS i60ne Sbema yE pluribus unum",
ii6 bariiber berbretten6, baB aue Derz
i6ie6enen 80lferit6lnme bier 81 elmer
Station 5uIamntentpabien un6 lobte babel
Die 9tcbe gum alten 8aterlan6e beS @tnge>
tpanberten; Gbanbler, ben1 man o~Ier6anb
b0ie 8lGne sur 8~eid6rGnfun9 Ser Gin
tpanberung Sugetraut bat, pertbeibi9te inter
0n0erem Sic MISUNDERSTANDING Der Detz
matbli6en Sprac6e inter ben N6optiOz
bir9ern, uno NQe, ollie tparen tie Dartr
einig, 6aB Die Tran30ftihz@anabier etn
iDitnicbenSpertDer, gutter, frommer, patrtoz
tiicber, frugaler, ipariamer unb t~lttelltz
CENTER 3utpacbS 81 ~unlerer 8eDOlterung
leten.
gbn 6ieier Sette fol6e 0obfpri9e sn
b0ren, mdre gang uterfldrItb gepeien,
tpenn man iib ntcbt bier uno ba perz
icbnappt bGtte. 9aourcb puroe 3tpeterlet
flat, einmaI, boB eS ben t6erren% bauptidcbz
Li6 6orouf anfam, bic gteu>@t9lanb>Ta
brtfanten bagegen SIT Oert6eiOi9en, baB tie
wie ale anOeren 6o16el3libtcn &rbeit7
geber Sic biut9iten Q(rbeiter anberer Q6nber
intportirten, nnb 3%tpeiten8 poQtc man 9tnz
3eicben benlerft 6oben, baB 6ieie GAMBLER,
lpelcbe icbt fait ausicbLieBlid 0emofraten
iin0, ii9 Ben 9tepublifanern 5uipenben.
SoIcbe Gefruten miiiien ndtilrli9 nit benz
3uGerloffel e~efIttert iperben. Die 3eit
tpirb aber nieueicbt nur 81 bolo fommen,
mo man @elegenbett- baben tpir6, oteie
6erren on Bic id0nen @run6idBe 8u erz
innern, Sic fte am lebter Sonnaben6 auSz
ipradben. 9auI @oIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

SlllOTern IT alto bas Spcfultren gar5
le9tttm; aber id babe i6on Bic @ritn6e
Qrgegeben, parum trObbem ale ioIde
Spetulanten NIT MiBtrauen angeieben
tperoen uno tparunt Dteie INNER tpeiter
greife1be ltniitte nt9t i9arf genug geta0eLt
tperben tann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

ctlt3eInen WffgIte0e gu Oerbleten, ilb
barber 3u duBern, pie CT in elmer be-
ftimnten Srage ftebt un6 in bielen tpibz
etgen 9ln8eLcgen9etten itnb Sic Qlniicbten Der
Gtn5elncn 10 b%efannt, baB man gar niDt
erit gu fragen braucbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

2tuS bcm gte9icrungsbe5irf Sar1ara mirb
cine ibredli6e Gataitropbe beri6tet. @ine
iunger 9eute betoerlet Sc
i6lecDteS, un9cfGDr Is an Der 3abl, mabte
auf bem SIuiie SET auf etnem alien, fart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Three thousand ~insurgent troops are
marching upon Porto Allegro, the c p
ital OF the State of Rio Grande do sui.
The reopening of the dispensaries in
South Carolina yesterday under Gov
ernor Tillman's proclamation was un-
attended byeany incident.
The democrats of the Third West
Virginia district yesterday nominated
for Congress John d. Anderson. the
present incumbent.
The dead lock over the river and
harbor bill remains unbroken, and the
chances of an agreement in the near
future are slight.
The fifty thousand dollars in gold
that was lost in the passage from New
York 10 Paris was found il sacks near
the railroad station in Hayre.
The Senate committee on agriculture
has agreed to permit 1Ir. Washburn 10
report favorably the House anti-option
bill, the members reserving the right TO
oppose the bill when it comes before
the Senate.
In New York it is believed that 5lr.
T. c. Platt wants to dictate the repub-
lican presidential nomination ana be-
come Secretary of the Treasury. No
assistance is expected from him IN de-
featiug Tammany.
Near Oakdale, Ky, Oscar Morton yes
terday shot and killed Hiram Wilson.
The cause ofthe shooting was whitecap
whipping that occurred several nights
ago. when several women Of question
able character were severely whipped.
The executors Of Adolph Korse, de-
ceased, OF Virginia, yesterday found in
Springfield, H., $26,000 mostly in gold
and partly in government bonds, in 81
nail keg in korse's house, where the
latter had kept it hidden. korse's es-
tate is valued at $780, 900.
IN the Senate Yesterday an amend
ment to the sundry civil bill was adopt
ed directing the Secretary of War to
employ Confederate veterans OF the
battles of Gettysburg and Chickamauga
to assist in preparing the historical tab
lets for those battlefelds.
The House spent the whole Of yester-
day debating the Aloore-tunston con-
tested election case from the Second
Kansas district Mr.. Funston, the re-
publican contestee, made a speech in
his own behalf. The minority resolu-
ton declaring Moore, the contestant,
not entitled, and Funston, the con-
testee, entitled to the seat was defeat
ed. Eight democrats voted with the
republicans in favor of Funston. Owing
to the lateness of the hour, the vote
on the majority resolution to seat Mr..
Moore, the contestant, was postponed
until to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-02
Georgia Democrat; ).

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 1.-The meeting
of theState democratic convention fixed
for noon to-day has attracted to the
city the largest attendance of demo
Gratis from all over Georgia known i'll
recent years. The convention is called
to nominate candidates for Governor,
Secretary of State, and other State OIL
GERS. For Governor, Hon. ". Y. At
kinson, ex-Speaker of the House OF
Representatives and former chairman
Of the State democratic executive COM
mittee, has no opposion. The only
contest is for Secretary of State, for
which Office there are two candidates,
Allen D. Gambler, the incumbent, and
VIM. Clifton, of Chatham. The chief
interest of the convention centers
about its attitude on the silver question
aud towards the administration. The
free coinage element is aggressive, but
the advocates of the Chicago platform
are determined and a warm contest
over the financial plank is expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-02

A LARGE VIRGINIA FRUIT FARM
In Loudoun county, Va, is one of the
largest fruit farms in the country. 1t
contains 10000 vines, $4,000 peach
trees, 5000 ounce and pear trees, and
several hundred English walnut and
Italian chestnut trees. The enterprise
began as the experiment of two brothers
who believed that the northern Vir-
ginia country was admirably suited to
the growing of fruits. They first bought
500 acres of land on Loudoun Heights
and the first season planted peach
orchard. This was in 1887. Since that
time they have increased their holdings
steadily, and their fruit farm promises
to rival the largest orchards on the
Pacific coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-02

The North american Reriew for August has
oeen received from its publishers in New
York. 1t contents are: The Resources and
Development of the South, by the Secretary
OF the Interior; Sea Power of the United
States. by Charles H. Cramp; Civil Wars in
South America, by the Argentine Minister /;
How to Purify Legislation, by Senator Allen
My Contemporaries, by Jules Claretie, The
Lesson of the Recent Strikes, by Gen.
Nelson A. Miles. u S. A, Wade Hamp-
ton. L. S Commissioner of Railroads
Harry II. Robinson, Editor Of the Railway
Age, and Samuel Gompers, President OF
the American Federation of Labor; En-
elish Workmen and Their Political Friends,
by Sir John E. Gorst, NJ. P; Catholic 10y
atty, by George Parsons Lathrop, The House
OF Representatives and tho House Of Com
mons, by Hannis Taylor, Minister to Spain ;
Summer Visitors by Catherine B Selden; In
Defence of Harriet Shelley, by Mark Twain
A Case of Free Imports, by the Marquis OF
Lorne; Too Many Children, by Kate Gannet
Wells and The Late President Garnet, by
Gen. Rush c. Hawkins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-02
TELEGRaPHIC BREFlTIES.

A. w. Jarvis, an attorney, was muir
dered at his homen Wapuleo Ia. YES.
tcrday by a drunken lunatic named
Stephen Courtney.
Hydropbobia developed at Rochester
Ind, yesterday in a small dog, and be-
fore it could be killed it bit five BOYS
and nine dogs. The boys were taken
to Terre Haute TO have maidstone
applied.
The democratic territorial conyen.
ton at FL Reno, o. T., remained III ses.
sion until nearly morning. Joseph
yyisby, of Guthrie, a radical auti.ad-
minis;ration democrat, was nominated
for Congress.
About three hundred men, some of
them newly hired, but the majority
from the ranks of the strikers, went 10
work in the passenger car department
Of the Pullman works this morning
No demonstration Of any consequences
was made.
District Attorney Afilchrist filed supple
mental information in the Debs cou,cnm
case al Chicago yesterday to include Tie di.
rectors OF the American Railway Union ia
the charge of violating the order of Tie court
The entire business centre Of LamoGre. y
D., was destroyed by fire early this morning
Four blocks of stores We're burned besides the
County Court House, from which none Of the
records were saved loss about $2oo00o
Reports Of rain throughout Nebraska come
with tidings OF a restoration of hope tor at
least good harvest crop OF corn.
The rains have finally settled the forest
fires in the Phillips, Wis, district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-02
The A. Il. L.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The convention
ofdelegates of the American Railway
Union, called to take action on the
western strike, met this morning. The
number in attendance was not up to
expectation because of the organiza-
tons lack of funds. President Debs
and Vice President Howard both de-
clined to express themselves as to the
probable outcome of the convention.
Already a decided split has developed
and it is predicted that there will be a
hard fight before decision is reported.
1t is said that President Debs will adj
wise that the strike be declared off and
that his influence with the delegates
will turn the scale in favor of ending
the strike as he desires. At lilo, when
q recess was taken, President Debs said
that no business of importance had so
far been transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-02
The Tennessee Election.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 2.-To day
there will occur in nearly every county
of the State local elections that are re-
garded as the key to the general cleo
tions to be held in Noveml er. The
democrats find themselves confront.
ed all along the line with comb.
nation of populists and republicans,
and so strong is the opposition that
grave doubts are entertained by demo.
Gratis of their ability to carry the State
Offices, the Legislature and ultimately
the q. S. senatorship.