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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10

@%rgebnife langiG6riger 8eoba4tungen
biirften CUR &ldrung Der @nfi4ten bet@
trogen. @dr Der 8pben, auf pen Die Sau4e
qefiibrt, bpr benz @efrieren troden, 10 baB
bas SungpaIIer in benfelben einortngen
tonnte, 70 lit Elm 0erluft an biingenoen 8ez
itanbtbeilen ni9t gu befiir4ten, 2tegt
bief S9nee unb lit Der 8oben unter benz
1eI6en gefroren, 70 ptrb betm S9mel3en
bes S9nees bus 9ungtpa erf ortgei 9ipemmt
unb bringt ni9t, OOer nur an tpenigen
SteIen, in ben 8oben Elm, namentlt4 oan1,
ipenn bas Serrdin ettpas ab16ufftg lit.
Stnbet oas Q%uft6auen bes S9nees ld1g1am
ftatt, 70 fliebt BON einem ebenen 5elDe 5ipar
nur tpentg Wafer ab tpenn es an9 nt9t
glei9 in ben 8pben bringen fam = baz
gegen TT ieBt bic @sfabr Der 8erfla4tigun9
bes pi9tigen &mmpniafs iebr grOB, neil
bas OungnalIer it9 in gang flo9en Ser
tiefungen bes Selbes anfammeGt, oGfo Der
2uftberii6ru1g cine grpBe Sberfld@e bar
bietet. MngeiteGte 8erfu6e BADEN betpiefen,
baB in fla4en GefdBen befinOli@e Sau6e
in bier Sagen bier Siinftel bes 4mmOniatz
gebaltes etnbiiBte, baifelbe 8erbdltntB tpirb
alfo i'm pprbergebenben Safe auf benz Selbe
au9 1tattfinben. 8efannt 1T, boB, tpenn
9ungtpaher %gefriert, bus fub bilOenbe Sis
fait feline pertbbplen Stoffe entbGlt, biefc
bletben bielmebr in Dem ni9t gefrorenen
SbeiGe 3uriid. Sci Der @tsbilbung auf Dem
Nder bletbt olfo 8unGdit Elm She'll bes
g8dHers ais Sis 3uriid, tpd6rerb bic pirfz
famen 8~eftdnbt6eile Der eSal9e beim
@9mel5en bes S9nees, pber penn es beim
Sbauen regnet, Iei6t fprtgef9ipemmt perz
ben, bepDr tie in ben gefrorenen 8Dben elm
brtngen f0nnen. @dmmelt 1i9 FOLDER
Sau9e=@rtract in 8ertiefungen Der 5elb=
oberfld9e, 70 pirb bas Mmmoniaf in nent=
gen Sagen gum tpettaus grOBten Sbeile perz
ounftet iein.
Sang Gbnlt9 berbGGt es 1i9 beim StaGz
biinger, ben man in fleinen 6duf9en auf
benz SeGOe iteben Gdbt. Die groBe i'm Dung
entbultene @afermenge gebt gum She'll in
Sis iiber, tpGbrenb Die biingenben 8eitanbz
tbeile in tpenig @a1er geG0it bleiben unb
betm Sbauen bes S9nees pber bur9 3egen
fOrt9ef9tpemmt perben, pber ibr Mmmpniai
perlieren, bebDr ie in ben gefrprenen pber
NIT 5eu3tigteit geidttigten, febr naifen So
ben einbringen t0nnen. 9ds Nusbreiten Der
Sau6e auf S9nee unb bos 6i1ausfabren
bes 9iingers BET GROCER 8GGte, Defenders
tpenn berfelbe au9 nod in feline 6aufen ge=
ieBt tpir0, TT uIfO ni9t emp%febIenspertb,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
ueber oen Slaasbau.
Tower, Minneiota. 20. glop. '94.

EoDer, Mtnneiota, 29. Nob. '94.
@nti9uIbi9en Sic, 6err &ebofteur, penn
i6 nod einmaL in 8e3ug auf Slabsball
einige 3eilen ihretbe; icb 1teue MIDI auc6
beute np6 ouf ben Stanbpunft, baB bas
Sdten bas 9rOBte 6tnberniB fir ben Nnbou
9rDBer Sld6en iein mirb, ODER eS miBte
iein, tpie 6err Sbramm i6reibt, baB es
in 3eras tein ltntraut stebt. Sd CLAUDE
faum, baB meine 2anbSleute in Sirol gum
SpaB ober 3ettpertretb "a @oben auf
ben Slabsfeloern beruin gerutlcbt itn6 ltno
i'd petB, baB ieber Bauer nur iopiel Slacbs
bautc, ais er gldubte, oeS unfrauts 6err
xtperoen ST f0nnen. NusgangS Der 50er
Sabre 3. 8. unb in Der eriten 6Glfte Der
60er Sabre CAB eS ausge3et9nete Slacbs=
jabre; baS 8funb gei9muneenen 6lables
gait BON 30-36 Oiterreibii9e &rel3er,
Elm Star 2ein 5 @ulben un6 in iener
@lan33eit baben gr0Bere 8auern oft 400
Pfuno geibwungenen 6lacbS Derfauten
fDnnen u1o bebielten auberbem nocb eenug
fir ben eigencn @ebrau6. Wan rednc
OaS etnr1al aus uno man tptr6 Elm biibibcs
Slmmben alS @tnnabme finben bob alS
tb i'm Sabre 1879 SIT 6aule mar, mur6e
Sldcbs ntcbt r1ebr gum 8ertauf ge3ogen
uno auf 'netne nerpunberte Srage nacb
Dem 9runbe tpurOe mir sur Nntiport, Der
Slacbs serotbe ni6t mebr; al beiien SteQe
traten 6afer unb @erite.
SIN llebrtgen babe ib nod 3u bemerfen,
oaB ipcoer Die 8re6ntaibine bes 8rof.
Galter in Stuttgart, no6 6te bes 6errn in
Seras etne neue @rftnOung lit, ba idon
@nbe Der 50er Sabre in Senator, spei
Stunoen oberbal6 Snnsbrud, cine 8recbz
malbtne I'M @ebrau9 mar. Senator lit
cine reidhe @emeinOe, ba3u eiu scibIofienes
9orf: Die WfclcbeMil9, Elm reiBenber
Ber9ltrom, ergieBt iib Bel Senator in ben
Snn. 9tcie itarfe Waiierfraft wiro BON
mebrercn W%fablmiiblen, 8uGpermiiblen &C.
aHS9elitBt uIb 10 baute bie @eme cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Oos 6erben pon Rduten.

Mebrfa9 auf bielen @egenftanb 8e3ug
babenbe Mnfrugen, bic in iiing iter 53ett an
uns geribtet murben, legen Die @abrI9etn,
li3feit nabe, baB unIer lpieberbolt ertbeil=
ter &at6, Die etn3elnen Nummern bie1er
3eitung auf 5ubetpabren uno fi6 bablr9
Elm pertbbp1e5 Na6f9lagetperf fir ale auf
Die 2anbnirtbi9dft ft9 eritredenben 5ruz
gen gu fi6ern, ni4t alfeitig befplgt nirb,
benin iiber baS @erben BON 6Guten
unb AUDI bic 8ebanbGung BON
Pel3en, tpel6e gegerbt perben s1oQen,
bra9te bieIes 8latt am 1. Sanuar ;. s.
etnen ausfiibrli3 gebaltenen Nrtifel. 9a
nun bon iener Summer @remplare nt9t
mebr porbdnben finb, um ben SrageIte[ern
je Elm fol9es 5ulenben gu tDnnen, aber bic
MOglt9teit ni9t ausgef9loffen lit, baB
oiefe ert i'm 2aufe hiefes eSa6res fi9
Der langen &eibe bon Nbonnenten Der ueSu.
Staats< 3eitung" angel 9loifen BADEN unb
iene Drummer baber nt6t 3u @eii9t befamen,
ion fir B / q cine Musna6me BON Der
&egel gema9t unb Der ertpGbnte Mrtifel
bier nod einmal gum Nbbrud ~gelanqen:
SIT Die Saut frti9, 10 lese ie in Elm Sc
fab, in benz it9 genug frtf9es @afer be-
ftnbet, UNI Die 6aut bartn 81 beipegen.
Nd9bem auer S@mub oufgetpei9t tit, mas
nd6 bier bis feds Stunben Der San fein
fann, breite Die 6aut auf etnen reinen
plab, Die 9aarfette na9 oben, unb fege
nit einem ftumpfen 8efen BET fortpdbrenz
benz llebergieBen bon etpas Wafer aGIen
S6muB rein ob, big ite gang Iauber 1T.
!6ierauf pofde bte 9aut 9rinbli9 in reiz
mem Wafier unb lohe ie Dann Die 1a9t
iiber in reinem Wafier liegen.
Nun fommen mir gu einem Sauptpunft,
ndmli6 bas 9aar 3u entfernen, tpo3u Der
Gerber 5peterIei 8erfabren bat, @ines baz
BON 1T bas S@piben, unb bus 1T benz
Sarmer in fplgenber Weife gu empfeblen:
Nimm Die !0aut aus Dem @affer unb
bdnge fe ausgebrettet iiber cine Stange, 70
baB Die Seine Die Grbe nt9t beriibren. Na9
elmer balben Stunbe tptrb ales @affer abs
%gelaufen fem, 8reite Die 5aut bann auf
einen retnen plab. Die Sdarfette na6
unten, f6neibe Obren, @3pun5 unb SuB<
fpiBen ab unb role BON &opf nab benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
fen, bin i6 ieber3eit im 0tenfte Ser Meni6z
belt. 9o6adtungsbon
Nug. SO irrfbmibt.
HansrnitteL.

@s tptr6 iebt 70 biel iiber elm neues Witz
tel gegen 6alsbrGune ge1cbrieben un6 ba
moebte icb mir erlauben, einige meiner @rz
%fabrungen mitsutbeilen. Qa i6 meme
Gltern firth berlor, tpur6e i5 BON einem
alien Onfel aufsesosen, 6er, nebenbet see
iagt, elm. Sonberling mar. SIN Sabre
1864, t3 tpar barnalS IA Sabre alt, bra6
BET nns bic 6alsbrGune aus un6 in 3ett
bon elmer @o6e fieIen Is &tnber Der
&ranf6eit gum Spfer. Qlu9 i9 mur6e
bon tbr beintge1u3t; n1ein Gals tpar ihon
10 bid als metn 6opf, eS tpurbe gum Qr3t
gei6ift, cod bet &ne6t fam nit benz 8e7
icbeib 3uriid, Ser 8aoer iei in bic obere
Safe baS 0orf lit iber einen 1mfreis
bon 3 Stunoen ~aeritreut uno f0nne inz
nerbaLb Der ndbiten 7 Stunben nicbt 3u7
riGfebren- Damn tpdre aber 9iiIfe gu ipGt
gefommen. Was that nun mein 9ntel?
(8itte, la6en Sic ni9t.) @r fam in bic
&ammer, in Ser etnen 6anb belt er cine
SGai6e nit SforpionoI, in Der anbern
etnen 9roBen 0Offel. vWarte," fagte er,
uptaft ftcrben, ober geiunb tperben 2"
HatirIi6 pout i3 gefunb tuerben. vgtIn,
10 muBt Oh StorptonOI etnnebmen."
Damn soB er mir etnen groBen QOffeL Dou
in metnen Wfuno, tporan tb arg gu i6luf>
fen un6 gu tpiir9en bate, 6ann ipur6en
nod eit paar Seberbetten auf micb getpore
fen unb in 3eit BON elmer Stun6e gertetb
ib in S6peiB un6 mar gerettet. 0tm
ndcbiten Wforgen tuar Die @ei9pulit betz
uabe gang Deri6punOen unb in abt Eagen
mar 1b ipieber boufommen geiunb. Oas
SfOrpion0G fam it9 ieber ieIbt beretten;
man fault ii9 Storptonen, t6ut biefeIben
in guteS 8aumol unb Die NrSnei lift fertig.
QlIcn, bic auf benz 2anbe pobnen, mo- oft
Elm 2tr3t ni6t ibneu 3ur SteQe gei9afft
iperben fam, mO9te tb bies WettteI eu1e
pfeblen.
No6 elm an6eres, fir's Gin6bieb be-
itimmteS GlitteL bat mein SnfeL benltbt
lnb gum 8erfaufen bergefteut, bas pie
tol9t 3niammengeieBt mar: &almusz unb
@n5ianipur3el, fein 9eftoBen, Nlaun unb
Weinitein, ettpas @ermutb un6 SaI3. Das
8erbdItntB ber etnselnen 8eftonbtbetle gu
chamber tpeiB ib fretIt6 nicbt, ib peiB
nur, 6aB brei 20ffeI poa cine 0oits tparen.
Metn SnfeI DerfauFte bic Ooits fir etnen
alten Se3ler, iie tuurbe na9 Dem gta9tz
futter etngegeben.
WarD 8urfbarbt, Minneiota.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Gnfilaoe uno Shmei3erf6fe.

@or bier Sabren erbaute ib einen @iGo,
Der 40 SUB lang, 16 SUB brett unb 20 SUB
bob mar uro Die bdrtn ~aufbepa6rten Wais=
itengel f6medten meinem Mtl9bie6 ausgez
3et4net. Nur tpenn mfrs 9pei3erfG1e md9z
ten, lteB es Der BON mir bef9dftigte &d1ez
NADER nt9t 81, buB @nitlage an Die &i6e
nerfitttert tperbe; er fagte, in Ieinem 8erner
9etmatbldnoe piirbe fi6 tetn Bauer unter=
ite5en, @auerfutter gu ~fiittern, ba bas benz
Safe gum Na9tbeil geret9e. l1nb bieier
@nfi6t f9lieBe ib mid AUDI polfommen an,
uno i'd mO6te teinem nit ber&dfebereitung
beI3Gftigten Sarmer ratben, ben 8er1u9 gu
MAIDEN, pGbrenb bes 8erfitterns BON @niiz
ldge an &i6e &dfe BON tabe1ofer 8ef9affen=
bett 3u %beretten, benin Das piirbe erfolqlos
ietn. Sd min bier Elm 8etIpiel dnfi6ren.
WGbrenb Der 0irre i'm bortqen eSSuli perz
~Fiitterte i'd bes &benbs griinen 9afer an
meine &iibe unb einige Sage IpGter 1agte
mir mein S9pei3er, DAP Die Safe ni1t rnebr
gut gerietben unb ib bas 8erfiittern bon
griinem Safer etnitelen IoQte. Sn i9 aber
fein anberes Sutter bate (ber Mais mar
nod 81 flein), 70 futterte t9 nod 5tpei net
tere Wo3en BON benz griinen Safer unb bas
@rgebniB mar, baB mir i'm Suit cine grDBere
Menge BON go. 2 Safe %bei1ammen batten,
als in irgenb etnem anbern Monut. Die
Safe batten intpenbig gu bieGe 9~Dblun9en,
Die BIDDER tparen 81 groB. Safe eriter Qua=
litGt bertauften mir fir 10 Gents bas pfuno,
5tpette Qudlttdt braGte aber nur 8 2 Gts.
Wenn II alfo griiner Safer cine bers
arttge Wirfung aus5uiiben bermdg, 10 nirb
bag 8erfittern bon @nfildge, beffen bin i3
fi9er, nod gr0Bere Na9tbeile nit ii9 fiibz
rem.
@ilos ftnb meiner Nnfi9t nd8 b%Drtreffz
ltb 9eetgnet fir 8utterfabrtten, aber i1
tpiirbe fte ni9t fir @9pei3ertdiefabriten en1z
pfeblen.
s. 8tumer, @iscpnffn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
SdenIeoer cine Ghierqu6Gerei.

Sbtppbl Die @nfi9ten Der Bferbebefber in
8e5lg auf Die 5rdge: Stnb S9eufldppen
cine Sbterqudleret9 a%useinanoer qeben. 70
pirb es ppbl nun ben tpenigiten, 6as Wobl
btefes ebel1ten Der S6tere i'm Nuqe babenben
Mteni9en etnfaQen, Dbige Srage gu ber=
netner.
Ous Nuee bes pferbes bGidt i'm 3uitunb
Der &u6e in Spl9e Ietner Gage am &opfe bes
Sbteres feitpdrts, tpd6reno bas menf9li6e
Nuge bprpdrts 1iebt, Mtrb nun benz Bferoe
ieitpGrts Elm Stiid Qeber bprge6Gngt, 10
muB es f3teGen, UNI gu fe6en, gerdbe 10 nie
es benz Menf3en ge6en tpiirbe, penn man
i6m ettpas pDr bic Mugen 6dnqt; barin lteqt
aber cine 9uGleret. Gin f~ernerer Na9tbeiG
Der S9euflappe fir bas Bferb beitebt barin,
baB in Der 2uft beftnbli9er Staub unb
@9mub, tpel9er fonft obne S9aben borbei=
fliegen tpiirbe, 5ptf9en Der @9euflappe unb
benz &ppfe bes Sbieres ft9 fdngt unb in
bef7en Muge gerGtb. DAP bic S9euflappe
fir bic @i6erbeit Der MenI9en n0tbto lei.
it Elm Srrt6um. Sin gum S9euen qeneiqz
tes pferb 1T erfabrungsgemGB bur9 bic
S9eutlappe nod ME BON btefer llntuQerb
gebeilt, Ionbern btelmebr bartn betGrft nor
ben. 0ies lit ia audi begreiflib, ba es einem
GngtGi9 peranlagten MenT6en ebenfo oebeu
piirbe, tpenn man ibm iein SebpermDqen
irgenOpte bebtt1oern tpolte. SbatfG9li9
tperben au3 in ben metiten 6Gnen bic 56euz
Happen ben Pferoen ntdt angeGe9t, UNI bas
S9euen gu bermeiben, fonbern enfpeber neil
Der 8eiiber Die S9eutlappe 9ebunfenlpIer
Beiie fiir etnen notbnenbigen 8eftanbtbeil
bes@ei 9irrs 9Glt, ober neil er tie in bebouer~
lt3er misunderstanding fir pprnebm ober
gar ihOn era3tet. 0as @efoqte, befIen
Rt9ttgteit Die Sa9berItGnbtqen + etGtiaen
fperoe1t, mO9te @infenoer ben 9ferbebeibern
CUR Grtpdgu1lg unterbreiten unb Die 8itte
ai1sipre9en, fir bas Wobl rnIeres treueIteu
urlo tnentbehrli9ften 9uustbieres mad RrGfz
ten ein5utreten.
Sr. 8. 8u9mann, Suinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Winterodn9un9

ue6er bas 9iingen i'm Mtnter, pie fol9es
in pielen @egenben aGgemein gebrdu9li3
1T, befteben in 8e3ug auf befien g&uBen fir
Die betreffenben 2Gnbereien nod re6t ge@
tbetlte @nfi9ten. 60 lit es cine oft ipieber@
bolte nnb rebt berf6ieben be%antpprtete
5rage, ob Die auf S9nee Ober gefrOrenen
8oben gefiibrte Sau6e ibre 8raft Derliert
nn6 pb es 5~pedntGBig lit, BET anbaltenb
nteoriger Semperatur ben Dung in groBen
9aufen fteben gu lafert, ober i'm in fletnen
9Guf9en aufs SeIb 81 b~ringen. Solgenoe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Sprehfdal.

9t. &ebaftion itsQt bic 8enusuns bes Spre9s
iaaGs, iOmeit ser &aum es sulGBt, Sen 2eiern Der
n2aibrp. 8eilose" fret sur @eriisuns, bod per-
iuODrt lie lid odseSen, nit BEN Snbalte Der Nrtifel
tOentiftStrt gu 'perOen' inbem Oerlelbe ni9t ielten
lenbun9en, beren @eriaiIer ii6 ni@t nit benz pollen
Namen unb @obrort unterseShneh finOen feline
Guiuabme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-10
Yaughan's BIumenzWiebeIn t's sl sssnttf-

@emti6te Sbasintben, sefiiGte un6 etnfa9e soc.
S Oas S oSst a9r p9ft1 nIst 2 ga@fnfrst Il Per e loO S'nd pei w.
Gemiidte SmIpeu, tribe einfabe. 80 @ents per
9ubenb, portpfrei per 100 per @gpreB ober Sra9t
81. SO, nidt %pOrtoiret.
SpOttbiIIIg!- 200 8Inmen ma tufebel III fir 50.
pprtpfret; Is SOrter1, einI6lteBli9 boldnbiide 3Das
aintbeu, Snlpen, GaLlas, S6uee9l6d9en, @rocus. yeora
St1Ien, 6reeten. Sober Seubun9 ipiro oaS Bud:
wVaughan's Gardening" iauitrirt, %betgeIegt
Vaughan's Samenhandlung,
Stetu 9ort, 26 8arclaD Str. @biCogo, 88 State ctr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29
5000 PEOPLE HOMELESS.
The Town of Phillips, Miss, De.
stroyed by Forest Fires.

MINIATURES, Wis, July 2S.-The total
destruction OF the prosperous town Of
Phillips, in Pine county, as result of
the devastating forest fires during the
week, brought quick and generous
responses to the appeals for succor from
all parts Of the Badger State to day,
The bare news that 5000 men and chill.
dren wore rendered homeless and des.
titute Of the necessaries of existence
was sufficient to awaken practical ex.
pressions of sympathy, in which the
State authorities and the business men
OF Milwaukee were leaders.
The escape of all the unfortunate
victims from death or serious burning
WAS considered most miraculous when
they were surrounded by the flaming
forests and buildings of the town. The
Big Elk river which runs through
Philips, afforded q haven of refuge TO
many Of the inhabitants.
Fifteen car loads of provisions, cloth
ing and tents are either in the hands OF
the Phillips victims tonight or will be
tomorrow. The reports from Mason,
in Bayfield, county, which were partly
burned. show that the people are not in
want OF the necessities of life.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29
RADFORD HAPPENINGS.

EAST RADFoRD. July 2s.-The fact
that Goode had withdrawn leaving the
field omparatively clear to Otey, was
not coDsolinR thing to the anti Otey
men yesterday. The major was here
in fine shape and his adherents were
elated over the turn of affairs. A dark
horse is being looked for and an attempt
will be made tonight to send an anti
Otey delegation to the convention.
Republicans here seem to think that
Colonel Hoge will pull tho Republican
nomination off the bush.
Quite number of Salem and Roanoke
members of the Mystic Chain paid a
visit to the lodgo here last night end
were royalty entertained, n banquet and
ball being rendered them. Il large
mum Der OF ladies we're present, and tho
scene Of gaiety was one to DO remem.
bered. Varilla's orchestra furnished
the music. and dancing was kept up
until late hour.
Mr.. Cassel, a young law student, de-
livered the address of welcome, and Mr..
w. 81. Peters, OF Roanoke, responded
The order is very strong in Rsdford and
is growing rapidly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29
ROANOKE TAKES THE THIRD.
Farmers outpIayed by the Magic
City Boys.
Boyd Wins His Third Game of the Week.
Leaders Give Foreman Poor Support.
Roanoke Played Good Fielding Game.
Petersburg Did Not Score After the
Fifth

PETERSBURG, July 2s.-A fairly large
crowd OF cranks and rooters were pres
emit at to- days game between the al.
legged pennant winners and the boys
from tina Magic City. Foreman and
Boyd were the opposing pitchers and
both did good work
Seven errors, punched three at time,
on the part OF the locals, gave the game
to Roanoke. Had the Farmers errors
been scattered, as were the visitors
quota of seven, ,ho story would be very
different.
The home team went first to tho bat
and were quickly retired. Roa noke made
three runs in their half of the first
Daniel got his base on balls. o'HaSan
sent hot one to Myers which he
fumbled, Crockett hit one to Kelly in
left hel1 which he threw wild to sec
ond, and Stafford in turn threw 1t wild
to third, all three men scoring.
In the second Myers knocked the ball
over the right field fence when two
men were on bases, tying the score.
Petersburg made two runs in the third
and fifth and Roanoke did likewise in
the fifth. By the assistance of numer.
GUS errors on the part OF the home team
Roanoke succeeded in making two
more runs in the sixth and one in the
eighth.
The Farmers" did not get man
around after the fifth owing to the sharp
field work of the visitors and the game
went to Roanoke as easy can be told.
Following is the score:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29
ROANOKE, va SUNDAY MORNING. JUL 2e 1884,
DEBs GAINS a POINT.
Judge Woods Granted Him an
Appeal Yesterday.

CHICAGO, July 80 = Proceedings
against Debs ct ais. in the United
States circuit court here under the bill
filed July 2, in behalf of railroads repre-
scented in the General Managers As
ISOLATION were brought to sudden and
temporary close day by an order
from Judge Woods, who is now in
indianapolis.
Dobs and others appealed from the
chancery proceeding to the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals, in
which proceeding the injunction was is
sued by Judges Woods and Grosscup.
The appeal has been granted and Judge
Woods order checks further move
ments, but does not interfere in any
way with the matters of contempt.
The bond OF the appeal was fixed by
Judge Woods at $780,
The grounds on which the appeal was
asked were that the bill tor injunction
was not signed in the name of the
Attorney General of tho United States;
that the bill was not supported by
proper affidavits; that the subject mat
ter 'of the bill were insu fficient to sup
port an injunction, that court Of
equity could not rightly take cogni.
zance OF the thing stated in the bill.
In the case of the A. K. u the same
prayer was presented and the whole
case, including Debs and his brother
officers and the union will 90 the court
of appeals as soon as bond Ia fled
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29
China wintng to Arbitr.te.

ROME, July 2s.-The following dis
patch was received from Toxic this
morning:
Tho Italian minister, acting in con-
cert with tho British minister, has pre-
sentea the Japanese minister of foreign
affairs the proposals made by China
looking TO settlement of affairs in
Corea These proposals will be con-
sidorod by the Japanese government.
Japan Claims to BE In the Right.
YOKOHAMA, July 2S.-A lengthy
statement has been sent out from an
authoritative source explaining Japan's
position. 1t is claimed that Japan has
never gone beyond the rights given her
by the treaty of 1885.
The statement rehearses Japans de.
mands as presented to the government
and declares that If war results the
policy of China will be answerable for
1T. 1t is impossible, says the staten ent
in conclusion, to conjecture what
caused China's attitude in the face OF
Japan's indisputable treaty rights.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29
Standing of the Clubs.
Yesterdays National League Games.

AT Baltimore-Boston, 8 runs, ii hits,
errors. Baltimore, runs, hits, /
error. Batteries: Staley and Tenny;
Gleason and Robinson.
At Philadelphia ia ipnings)-New
York, IL runs, II hits, 6 errors. Phila-
delphia, 10 runs, II hits, errors. Bat
tories: Meekin and Farrell; Weighing
and Cross.
At Bro Washington, runs, 10
hits, errors. Brooklyn, runs, hits,
4 errors. Batteries: Sullivan and Nc
Guire; Underwood and Earle.
At Cleveland, runs, 7
hits, 1 error. Pittsburg, s runs, II
hits, error. Batteries: Young and
thinner; Ehret and Sugden.
At Chicago, 10 runs, Is
hits, 8 errors. Batteries: Hutchinson,
Griffin and Kittridge; Cross, Parrott,
Murphy and Waugh.
At st. Louis-St Louis, 4 runs, 9
hits, errors. Louisville, runs, 0 hits,
errors. Batteries: Hemming and
Grim; Mason and Miller.
Baseball Notes.
A team calling themselves the HAS
Beens," composed of old ball PLAYERS,
played the Union Stars at the r. a. G..
grounds yesterday afternoon. The con.
test resulted in a victory for the old
timers by score of 10 to f. This team
will organize Wednesday night for the
remainder of the season.
The R. A. G. Jr.'s went to Salem yes
terday and defeated the team at that
place by score Of Is to Q. Malone and
Howe were the battery for the r. A.
C's, while Forsythe and Hartigan were
In the points for the Salemites.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29
CONFERENCE TO BEGIN MONDAY
Decided to take Up the Tariff
Bill Then.
Meeting of the Democratic Couferees Held
Yesterday Members of the House
Committee Intimate That They VIII
Not kecede From the Provisions OF
ference.

AsHINGroN, July 2S.-In en- ATTEMPT
to bring about party unity on the tariff
bill, the Democratic conferees OF the
Senate and the Houae took time by the
forelook to day and hold a meeting for
the purpose OF discussing the chances
OF untying the knot. 1t was decided bv
these gentlem en- that the formal confer
ence should begin on Monday next and
invitations were sent to tho Republican
conferees to meet their Democratic
brethren at one o'clock on thatday.
Inc Democratic managers were in
session for two hours only and while
they were one and all reticent there was
enough in their very evasive answers to
questions to indicate that nothing had
been done. Indeed, the House con-.
ferees intimated that they would not
recede in the least from the provisions
OF the House bill, and while no one be-
lieves that this will be adhered to with
answering consistency, it indicates
that the House managers NAV not be
brought to the point of exchanging con-
cess. ons for some days.
Some reason for the apparent firm
stand OF the House people is afforded in
the fact that Representative Catchings,
OF Missouri, one of the leaders in his
body, had talk about the tariff stu
alton with the President this morning.
the result OF which was communicated
to the conferees. What the President
said rests secret with the few who
know. There Is one thing about Cleve-
land, however, that the conferees have
not been able to learn, and that is
whether he will sign the bill if it re-
mains practically as passed by the Sem
ate. The belief is that he will sign tho
bill when it comes to him.
III the conferees did nothing else to-
day they came to one important sgree-
ment. They were unanimous that this
shall be the final conference, and that
no report shall be made to the respec.
tive Houses until tho differences are
adjusted in such q way as to secure tho
adoption OF the recommendations, which
means, OF course, that the bill would be
sent to the President.
Dull Day In tho House
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-A Joint reso-
luton was passed extending until
August 18th the provisions OF the 40
Precipitation bill set for the year end
ing June 80, 1894. The Joint resolu-
ton under which the several depart
ments are now operating will expire
on Tuesday and six Of the appropria-
ton bills are still in Congress. An UNI
usually long list of private bills was
passed. including those which had
been acted upon favcrsbly at the Fri
day night pension sessions. The
House then adjourned.