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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17
Unfortunate Events.

James Haley was killed on a rail
road track at Ottumwa. Iowa.
Several buildings burned at Grand
Mound, Iowa, causing loss of $o3,
coo.
Miss Pauline Laupheimer was struck
by street car at Quincy, H., and died
of her wounds.
John Charters Of Niles. Ohio. was
struck by train on the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad and killed
Five persons We're killed in differ
ent parts of New York city on the 9TH
by electric cars
Johahson Case. twelye-year-old boy.
was killed 1t Clinton by fall down
stairs.
Miss Laise King, an invalid. commit
ted suicide at Bourbon, H.. by setting
fire TO her clothing, burning to death
c. c. Campbell and his wife were
drowned at Burlington, Iowa, by the
capsizing Of their boat.
Fire causes panic at ball game
in Chicago. in which several persons
are badly injured.
Miss Emily Mears of st. Louis was
killed Ut ba1IIe creek. Mich. by falling
from the fourth story window of san
itarium.
Lightning struck the house of Mrs.
Frances T.. Cowles at Liberal. Mo. and
when neiglborS rushed in to help save
the goods they stumbled upon q coun-
terfeiter's outfit and wealth Of bogus
silver half dollars. Mrs. Cowles' son
was arrested, charged with being the
owner of the spurious coin and was
bound over in the sum of $1,000 to
await trial
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

Senator Ransom Of North Carolina
has made but one speech during his
fifteen years Of service in the senate.
Before he was sent to Washington he
had the reputation in his own state Of
being fine orator. He gave up being
eloquent on account Of tendency to
heart disease
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

SPELL it with X please when you
would write the name of the little
country which is just now the bone
over which China and Japan are con-
tending. Boston says SO. and Moo
Yo'k affirms the decision, SO Korea it
must be. And why not? The letter G
with its sound OF X is the vermiform
appendix Of the alphabet.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17
Personal Mention.


Felix Gecffdion. who had been a
member of the Canadian parliament
for thirty-one years died at Montreal
Japanese graduate of the Harvard
law school becomes his country's min
lister to the United States.
John W. Harmon died near Muncie.
Ind. where he had lived for fifty years
He arrived there penniless and leaves
an estate valued at $4,000
Ex-Gov. Austin Blair was buried at
Jackson, Mich. the funeral services be-
Ing attended by many men prominent
in politics.
II. II. Warner the patent medicine
man has returned from Europe penni-
less having lost the remains of his for
tune at Monte Carlo.
The Rev. Samuel j. Knapp, pastor
OF the Macdougal Street Baptist church
New York died at his summer home at
Mystic, Conn. He was 60 years of
age.
+, II. Underwood. United States con-
sui at Leith. Scotland, died at that
place yesterday Of blood poisoning. He
was appointed consul at Glasgow by
President Cleveland in 1850, and was
appointed consul at Leith June Sth.
last. His home was in Boston
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

A. M. de Renngarten of st. Peters
burg has started out on a long walk.
He proposes to tramp from Riga to the
Caucasus, whence he will stroll on to
Persia, and so. skirting the Aral sea,
re-enter the Tsars dominions and
cross Siberia to the Chinese frontier
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

Lord Wolseley, with his family. has
the Royal Hospital, kilmainham. Last
week Lady Wolseley gave farewell
dance in honor Of the departing bat
TALON Of the Grenadier Guards. who
have been stationed at Richmond bar
racks since last September.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

Washington longs for tennis player
who can make the game interesting
for Attorney General Olney He still
is devoted to tie sport and takes sa,i+
factitn in ,laly beating whoever plays
against him. Mr.. Olney is doing his
best to make this the most successful
lawn tennis administration the coun-
try has ever known.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

The hair has a growth Of its own
human body. This accounts for the
growth of the hair in the dead long
after intcrment
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

A bullet that entered the head Of an
the Equadorian revolutions many years
ago, was recently removed by sur
geonS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

Only few years ago the shah of
Persia had peculating governor. guilty
of stealing the royal taxes, boiled 10
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

The experiment OF using compressed
air for street car propulsion has been
tried in Massachusetts The results
were considered satisfactory
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

"A raftsman living at Antwerp. Ohio,
dropped a penkni11e in the Maumee
river five years ago, which was found
recently by men working along the
river.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

The French war department has re-
ported in favor Of a new buckler made
of aluminium and copper
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

Al old, illitcrate man who can quote
Scripture by the hour is creating sen
sation in Kentucky by claiming to be
John the Baptist
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

In 1902 a salt tax was levied in
Great Britain, and during the French
wars was raised to ESQ per ton. over
sixteen times the value OF the article.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17
I'm. w. DCWNIE, Publisher.

The tongue RECEIVERS from an injury
much more quickly than any other part
Of the human system.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

"A couple living in Beaver Island
township, North Carolina, have been
married two years, during which time
they have been blessed with two sets
of twins
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

Sirius, the fixed star, now in the as
cendant, is computed to be 100000
100000 miles distant from the sun.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

The largest family in the world is
that Of the king Of Siam. His majesty
has two official wives eighty eight
wives of minor order, and seyenty-two
children.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17
THE GLOBE
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

All Important Occurrences OF the
Past Week, Boiled Down and Arr
nnEed for Rapid Reading, From
Home and Abroad.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

In Germany $1,000 families paid in
come taxes on incomes from $50 to
f21O a year; 50, 400 paid on f21O TO
f4S0, and o6,SO0 paid on incomes above
f4SO.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

The West Indian migratory crab is
the only creature that is born in the
sea, natures in fresh water. and passes
its adult life on land
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

During the most peaceful years the
world has 100000 men who are with
drawn from productive occupations to
pose as soldiers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

Boston's floating hospital has already
given several hundred sick babies and
their WOln-out mothers a breath of
eeas2ir this season
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.
cIrANED FROM LATEST ASSOCIATED
PRESS TELEGRAMs.

. close Call for Clark Business at the
.,ro,Iand Otfice-A Benevolent Mission
FIJI up the Watercourses-Grain hei"
over From Last Year.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-17

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, 1894-06-16
Cine Uabtfcene.

IS mar eine Stun6e Dor Mitterna1t.
Sn benz Tborpege eines 9r0Beren @ei9dfts
an StateitraBe lagen brei ihmuBi8e, bar
fuBi9e un0 SerGumpte tletne StraBenaro7
Der. @tner berielben benubte Elm 6albes
9uBenb iibrig 9ebItebener Nbenb3eitutgen
als &optftiien. unb Elm anberer bate leinen
StiefeLpubs2tpparat unter BEN &opf gez
iboben, pGbrenb Der brittle irgen6 etnel1nz
terIase. peri6mGbt bate. 6unberte 8insen
boriber, beiaben iib IGben0 bic grippe
un0 9in9en tDeiter.
3ulebt TAM ein iunges MG0ben. Ob fe
iebr tugenbbaft tuar, fonnte nit 9ebt be-
3%tpe:feGt tperOen, benn in 6ieiem Safe mGre
ite i9perLi6 nO6 70 ipdt aletn ipa8iereu
%9egan9en. Sin marmes 6er3 bate Ite iez
oenfalS. Sic bLieb ftebcn. Damn belgte
ie ii9 iiber ben reinli9iten Der tleinen
&erIc, britfte einen &uB ouf feline 2ippen
unb ging nit ben 8orten: vSbr armen
&tn0er!" metter.
, 1894-06-16
Stdoti1bes.
Gbita9o's Beu0lkernne.
Gin porldufoer Beridt oes Genius
Supertntenoenten.
L562, 100 Ginwohner uno cine 5unahme pom
ia, $50 felt Dem Genius Don 1892.

Genius : Superintendent Graham bat
bcute 8ormittag einen DorlGuft9en 8ertcbt
ubcr ben I'M Wfat auf9enommenen S6ulz
Genius fertt99eiteut. Ser 8ericbt, Der Dors
auSltcbtlt5 in einigen tpeni9en Yunften
am WtDntag nob unmeientlicbe @6Gnberunz
gen erfabren miro, entbGlt intcreiidnte 9a>
ten itber bic ge9entpGrti9e 8ep0Iferung
uno Die 3unaDlne, be5tp. Nbna6nte Der leBz
tercn felt benz Genius pom Sabre 1892.
Der 8eridbt er9iebt, bGB 80 8rO5ent auer
SAultinber in Nmerifa geboren iinb. St
Den ~logenanntea 9~ftDersQSaroS, Die ppnt
8luiie begren3t iin6, nit NuSnoDme BET s.,
8. uno %. @arb, bat iib iejt Dem 8e9tnn
Der SeniuSarfnabnte Elm ~alffauenoer Gud1
gang Der 8cODlferun9 ge3etgt. 9ieierbalb
ipuroe in 0ielen QSaroS cine 5Dette 3Gbz
lung n%or9enommen, bie bis gum WtOntag
bouenoet iein tpiro.
Start 3u9enommelt Bat bic 8eD0Iferung
in Der 10. WarD nit elmer i3unabme bon
ID, 147, Der 30. nit 14,171, Ser Is. nit
11,062, Der 81. nit 1929 uub Der 26. nit
1908 Gtnm0bnern mebr ais beim Genius
bon 1892.
Die 8rOBte 8eo0Gferungs3iffer peit bic
80. 9S0rD NIT 83,42O Seelen auf. Die
oretBigite Bar6 lit oemnadb etpa boppelt
10 grOB ais Die gr6Bte Stabt beS StaateS
SGtnotS auBerbalb GbicagoS. 9ie mGm>
ltbc 8cDOlferung Ser 30. Mor6 felt ii6
auf 1880. 9oS regiitrirtc 8otum berz
lelben @arb felt itb merfpiiroiger Meiie
nm nur s Stimmen bDber ais boS re9i7
ltrirte 8otum ber 5tp0Iften @arb, beren
mdnnlibe 8eb0Iferun9 auf 31,364 ansegez
ben lit. 9araus fann man ben S6luB
5teben, baB bic 30. g8ar6 DerDGltniBmdBig
bebeutenb mebr &in0er ~auf3upeiien bat,
ais Bic IL. War6.
Na6 @arOS pertbeilt felt ii6 Sic 8e7
D0lferun8 @bica9oS na6 benz p~orlGufi9en
Bcrtcbt oeS Observation-Disclosures Sra
bam ptc fOIgt:
, 1894-06-16
Observation-Disclosures.

SIN ftGbttlden 8au1mt pltr6er fol0en6e
Observation-Disclosures ousgefteut:
S. StrasDetpSft, 6reiit06iges 8aditeinz
6aus nit Qaoen unb @rb9eiDcB, 672 Stunt
bol6t NOe., oerauicblagt auf $4,000; SSameS
Garater, 3%tuetft0dtges 8ofitetnz6 auS nit
2aoen un0 Gr69ei6oB, $50 g. 0aLite6Itr.,
$4,000; Tre6 2tebot, 6retit0figes 8odz
iteinz0auS init 2aben unb @rOgeicboB, 958
35. StraBe, 1900; Son 6eeIeD, brei1tOdiges
8aGftetn>0auS nit 2a6en ltn0 Gro0eicboB,
1929 Cottage 0roDe @pe., $4,000; @eorge
B. Burton, 5weiit0dtgeS 8afltein>6 auS
nit GrOgei6DB, 5307-5309 QcrinQton
9lDe.. $1,000; $. 9reter, oretftOfi9es 8adz
itetn>6aus NIT Gr69ci6oB, 54O3 GGrpen5
teritroBc, $4,000; 8. !6attrer, 5tpeiitDd;ges
8adltetn-6 auS nit 2aoen un6 Gr6geIcboB,
1898 StateitraBc, $4,000; S. 8. 8ropn,
5tpeiitDdi8eS 6oG3 : 6auS, 6356-6358
9rperitraBe, $4,000; MiQiam 9umff,
8tpeiit0fi8eS 6oG36aus nit 2a6cn, 5308
NiblonO Q(De., $4,000; 81. q. @uerin, BRET
itDdtges 8aditetn> APARTMENT @ebGube nit
GrDgeiboB, 1926 6ampben Court, $4,000;
@. &raus, breiit0dtges 8aditeinz6 nit
2aben uno GrbgeldoB, 1912 SO. II. Str,
$4,000; so. 81. Sobnion. breiitOdiger Sad
itetn>6 tntcr>Q(nbau nit @rb9eicboB, 384
OntarioftraBe, $4,000; Srau @onbee, bier
lt0digeS 8aditetn>0 aus init GrbgeicboB,
8%earionitraBe, meltIicb BON State, $40, 600;
@ormin &a6l, 3%peiit0diges 6ol3z 6aus,
1913 @race1traBe, $4,000; s.. 8lofpogel,
breiit0diges 8adltetn> t0au9 nit Grn9ez
iboB, 1926 8tncenneS @De., $4,000.
, 1894-06-16
@rnnOeiaertlnul.
q . -eOmmsrfrtfa De

lO y w III 8 ! / l W e - III We TIEt1m
Gotten in q. 6. 9eIing's gotpers safe eubbioiion.
@uf un9emeinen @unI9 Der 8ablretdeu gefufer BON
Serrn 9eiing's 6arm aul Boomers Safe in MiscpnIiu lit
Die 2afss6ront III Gotten ~ousgeIe9t uno in ben Wlorft
eebro9t. Bo&oers Safe lit in 3tpeiItluOtoer 5obrt nit
Der gtortb @eitern.9obn gu errei9en, Iiegt na6e Der
Stntiou Geupo S~unctior, @isconiin. Die fur3e gyQbrt
BON SeuOo SuncttOu gum Safe lit reid on Gcenerien uub
9elpGbrt cine bsrrlide ausf9t AMI bos berumlieoenOe
serrntn. 9te Soften boben idmutli6 so 6uB Sn0frout
am See unD ieIbit i'm betBeTteu CONNER nebt eiu be.
itdnbig titDler Winb bonn Sibeu fber ben 2ofe uno liub
III 6olge Der Siioiront uuo bes itetig flblen gGinOss
oteie Gotten Die begebrtcite1 am 9an5eu Safe fe baden
cine 2iefe bon 400 SUB, ftu6 nit ben I9bnften
Sbattenbdlrten, ipte Giden, gu6en, GeberiL uuo ouerlei
S9ltn9geind9ieu ~beitonbeu, erbeben itb tbeiIpelie so f5uB
tber ben Gee NIB bieteu cine maIertibe Qusidt l6er ben
cine NteiIe breiteu uub 8pet MeiIen Iangen See, meIter
an 9@Dnbett unb @ceuerien benz Safe 9eueoa, Oem be.
%Iie1teiten Gee miscOuiins, 9tei4tOmmt. 9os fInr,
Maiier, BON GiienQuenen 9eudbrt, fret BON alien @ulnpf.
pfau5eu, Der IoHoi9e 8obeu bieteu Die f66uIten Babe.
DIdse aablrei6e Slide, 8ootfo6ren unb @egeln Ioben
8u bieiem @pOrt. Sir 9abeauftalten, quite gerpflesuuo
unb pronpte @erbinbung alpiI9en Der Station Seuoa
SunctiOu unb benz Safe lift 9eiOrgt.
gnr So Soften fiub Oorbon6eu; feire 6outilte rub
NoturIiebbaber iOlteu es ulterlafIeu, fB cine gauIteue
gu ii9eru. gdbere gustunft srtbeilt, IOpie gIatteu
o~erieneet
G. MeImR
1855 MtI,poufee Qpe.
OOer 3trllner 60. $40. 20 Ga Safe Str.
Gueiuiger a9ent. SsIOs unO GonOgeI9aft
, 1894-06-16
j1euc 51n5eigen.

Olne Gooes.In3ei9en II, peId1e fir ole
mOr9en-1us9abe DER nJuinois Staotss
3eitune" auf9eeebeu weroen, erideinen foften.
fret i'm NbenobIatt, Die 2lnnahme pon Nn=
5ei9en fir oas QbenobIatt idIie6t nm II ubr
mittaes, fir Ole 1IoreensQusgabe nm 10 ubr
QbenSS.
, 1894-06-16

- MaDor 6opfins bat mcbrersu Der
itG6tticben 9(n9elteltcn, bic iib BET @cle9cn7
belt Ser bemofratii6en Contention am
Iebten 0ienitog ungebIiDrlicb benommen
un6 an bic 9tabauicenen tbdti9en Nl1tbeiG
genommen batter, fur5er 6anb Ben Saul
paB gegeben. Meitere G%nttoiungen aus
bemlelben grun6e ite6en npb beOor.
, 1894-06-16
Nuftionss& erEGnfe.
&erlpren: perlanfen: aeitphlrr.


Nerlpreu: 9u 10. uuo State Ctr. 9teIiDu Ntorlis
~ Bodtng 5oule. Qoloene Samen=llbr nit ben 8udbs
itoben A. w. Suite 8eIobnuuQ fir ben 6tnOer.
% 2551 Glib 6alIteo Ctr.
, 1894-06-16
31uabaip

81 b DuboIe=9ptteu - 5000 uno a~nfiuart3.
~ Sei1te 3abluugen. - &onge Sernine. g Brp6ent
S%nterefen. = Sn unnttteIbarer ytdbe bes 9Ooubale unb
Mtopleluoob 9epOts, bon Sdulen uno Strben. gteu1
Soften at Der 8bpntas QOe., uobe Der Belmont uno
Gliton Noe. limb fHr cine neue 9dule 9efauft urb ptro
6ieielbe %lnnerbolb elues SobreS gebout ieiu. Nb5ngss
fondle un0 Q8oIier iiuD gelegt 2te Sobrt nab Der Staot
betr69t nur 6 Seuts. 9te 9obbabn pir6 ibre 3uge in
tur5er 3ett bur6 beies 6ebiet laufeH laiier. Ge fb6n'
fen Disqualification on Der Gliton uno Belmont NOe..
leBtere Die 9auptoerbiuouusSliule 5toiI1eM Der Stoot
unb Der meftIeite. &eiiben3.&otten an a1eu Seitens
itraBen. 3Grier mad 99uni6 ouf Ieidte Ib5oblungen
gebaut. -3i9e ~oerlaiien SoHnta9s Tim 80 ubr uHO
I'm l30 Wtttto9S DaS WeQs Ctr -8epDt uno Dolteu on
meiuer 3pei9oifce, 9de 9iDerieD Str. unO W~taplepooa
Stotton. Office SOuntags ofen.
6. MeImS,
Sfe6. opu, fri, la, BAN 1885 Mtilmaufee AOe.
, 1894-06-16
Rant thnl 5upor.
Gin iuueer 1Je9er bon einem 6efdn9ni6s
fblie6er erfhOfen, neil er Drohunoen
9egen i'm aus9eto6en bate.
so ount Sterttng, 6p., !
Is. Sunni. {

Gboma8 8eit, Der 8ruOer bes @efanse
nibmdrterS BON Montgomcrp County, ultb
@efdngniBi9lieBer baieIbit, bat 6eute Wforz
gen gu friibcr Stunbe Sen 19iG6rtgen 9teger
George Soiner crfdoien. Soiner bate
i'm @efGngniB geieiieu ullo iou 8eit aus
irgenb einem nicbt b~efannten @tunoe be-
Oro6t baben. 8eIt befinOet iicb in 6oft.
, 1894-06-16
BferOe, @agen, SuaOe tc.


Ou perfaufeu: 9elinerD=, G~rpreB=ggaoem ruo
- &ut1den. 6. s. 6ua, 23O8-2318 State Ctr,
6o6rIt 243-245 q. Place. l7m3SW
, 1894-06-16
Tinan5ieQe8.


S3oie, GutuIon & Co., Mprt9age 8onfers, 52 Scar.
" bprultr1Be, perletbeu Selo auf @bicoQoer @runbs
%et9entbHm gu ben n~ieorigiteH Breiiets iOpte aud AMI Sc.
paloe. 6oes, 1SSt
, 1894-06-16
M0bItrte Simmer.


II bermtetben: Sin ooer stpei m6bItrte Simmer
~ III oeltlDer ISamtlte, mt etuen 8loCf bonn &incolu
Parf. gtof5rtro9en go. SO &incoln Nne, nobe @iss
conrut Sfr. 24ap, BAN
, 1894-06-16
Sdperer bo9eIihIo9 in Du Quoin.

gu auoin, SGs., Is. Stunt.
@citern Qlbenb 5og iiber bicle Staot Elm
i4perer 6a9eliturm bin. Sic ScbloBen
Iagen mebrcre .3ou bob un6 parer mach
@erGaIf non stpei Stunoen no6 t~beilpciie
iibtbar. Sine Wenge 6cnitericbeiben
fpurben 5ertriimmert u16 bic Telbfriibtc
iihb i1tper bei6dotgt.
, 1894-06-16
2n nlietben Qeind1t.


On mietben 9eIu6t: Sine freltnbIttbe 4 BIG ;
3inmerzW obnung, ~ipomDgli0 mt 806e3inGmer
fHr EN- finoerlOies @bepoor. SffeTtet NIT
Pretsan9obeu inter . 20 Sta?ts5tg. l6i3t
, 1894-06-16
W6bentIi6e Briefiite.

Qne in bieTer Site ange5eiQteu 8rieIe. iueIhe ni1t
%tnnerbaI6 5tpei @uden. bonn pbenitebeHoeH Datum eiu-
9erehHet, abgebolt itnO, meroeH nadl Der Dead Letter
Office III NaibIHgtou geiaHoL
, 1894-06-16
GO1t mn QDoiS

Oluetultebenoe Srau NIT eigener BirtbIbaft finbet
treLeS Srout5Inlmer 9e9en etpas 8eibilfe I'M 9nus=
bait. Wtrs. NIber, 935 &iucDln NOe.
, 1894-06-16

Suiammen ...1,569, 596 l,438, Ol8
tpaS cine 3unabme BON 124,786 felt benz
Genius bon 1892 er9iebt.
, 1894-06-16

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
SHOOTS AN OFFICER.
VILLAANOUS TRAMP IN THE
MILWAUKEE YARDS
Fires Four,.shots at Officer Sham
nahan, One Taking
Effect.

Dan Shannahan. a special policeman
in the employ of the Milwaukee Rail-
road company, was shot last night while
on duty in the Milwaukee yards below
the river. The bullet entered the Off
GERS right leg just above the ankle.
The man who fired at him was discov-
cred at $40 p. IN. by the officer lying on
the top of a box car attached TO freight
which had just pulled in from Mendoza.
He was ordered to get off the car, and
as Officer Shannahan climbed up one
side, the fellow descended on the other
side. A few minutes later Officer Shah
nahan came face to face with the man.
and asked him what he was doing in the
yards. The tramp, for such he appeared
to be, said that he wanted to go to Mil
waukee. Officer Shannahan then or
dered him to leave the yards instantly.
The fellow walked away, and after ne
had gone several PAGES. he wheeled
around and fired four shots at
the officer in quick success
SION. The second bullet lodged
III the officers leg. as stated. Shanna-
nan, though wounded, pursued the
tramp, but the latter lodged i'll among
The cars and escaped. AS he ran Dy the
telegraph station few rods down the
track he flourished his revolver in the
face of the operator standing i'll the
door way.
Officer Shannahan was taken to st.
J9Seph's hospital. where the bullet was
extracted. 1t was 49, caliber.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
LABOR FOR DEFENSE.
MONEY go BE RAISED 20 DE
FEND A. R. q. MEN.
Also to Prosecute the Railway
Managers Association for
Establishing.

A special meeting of the trades and
labor assembly, together with repre-
sentatives generally of organized
labor. met at Labor hall last night.
Th9 object of the meeting was to take
means to draw out crowd TO the mass
meeting to be held Wednes-
day night at Market hail. and also
to devise means for collecting
money for the defense of President
Debs and others of the Americans.Rail-
way union now under indiclmen ut for
participation in the recent Pullman
strike. After thorough discussion it
was decided to have the officers of aud
all delegates to the trades and labor as
sembly, as we'll as officers of all labor
organizations in the city, take their
places on the stage. A committee on
resolutions was also appointed. Hon.
w. W. Erwin will address this meeting,
which is intended to he a mass meeting
for all classes of citizens. Ladies are
especially invited TO attend. This meet
ing promises to be most interesting
one as it is intimated that Mr.. Erwin
will make public some of the inside
matters of the General Managers asso-
citation. and also give an expose of the
methods Of that association in the way
of blacklisIing men formerly employed
by the railroad companies.
1t was stated at last nights meeting
that, inasmuch as railroad men all over
the country are under indictment for
taking part in the Pullman strike. and
as indictments are continually found
against others, much money for defense
must needs be raised. One speaker
said that this would take quarter of a
million, but that this sum, large as it is,
will not diSmay the organized wage
Garner in the struggle. 1t was limited
that money would be required. too, to
prosecute the General Managers asso-
cation. 1t is proposed that the union
men of st. Paul shall start the fund
and it is believed that this will start
general movement in this direction
from all paris OF the country.