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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-29

English SPAWN liniment removes
all Hard. Soft or Callou-cd l.umli- aud
and Cleni-hcs from horses Hood
SPAWN Surhs, Splints, sweeney h,ht-
worm titles, Sprains, ane HM"iisn
Through. Coughs, Etc. save - hy
use Of one bottle Wnua"ucd me
most wondrful Blemism 'ne ever
known. Sold bo + 7 Whitehead ~
Co, Druggists, Scotland Neck, \ {.
10 ly
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-29
ALL CAS- CIT Will C1WArfr.

When druggists de- not keep il""d
Balm-and they are iew---end ~"
for q large bottle. OF 5000 for tA bot
,lcs and il will bc cent u Yeu freight
prepaid. by the Blood Balm o. A'l'ii'
ta. t;a. Book of wonderful and ma'fAo-
lous cures Of blood and -kin diseases
sen, free. Send for IT, and read adNer-
in another column.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-29
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as executor on the
estate of T.. &. Bggs deceased. this
is no notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them q
the undersigned or To my attorney,
II. Smith, for payment. All persons
indebted 10 the estate will please make
pavment. This Oct. l.. 1894
10 Is TT w y. BiGGs Executor.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-29
Hog Cholera.

The famous Major Hog Cholera
Cure. which cures and prevents cholera
in hogs and poultry i on -alc at } y.
.Jo-ey's and at f. I Whitehead pfnR
store The mediciue l. highly room
rnended hy many western farmers - =
sure cure. Try a package. At
.Josey's and Drug store.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-29
BUCKLEN'S ARNlCA sAlNf.

TIE Brsr SAivE in tho world 'pr
Cuts. Bruises. Ulcers. salt Rheun, fe-
yer Sores. letter. 'hapi@d hnndr,
Chilblalns. Corn-. and all skin ftnl-
,ions. and positively cures Piles, "r II"
pay required II i guaranteed I" ga"
nerfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. ........
FOR SALE BY 7. I WHITE
HEAD & CO
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-29

you gVs when voo O4s III SN6Us "~'0~
Medical Dtx>o.e-y
I, cares health with H. All Bleed, Skin.
And S.-,lp Diseases from . common blcsrh
ar e,,,u.ion 70 the worst Srrcfula. are cirsd
bv IL II invis,orascs ;he nver, parties ard
snrichcs the bod, and rousr~ every organ
tint, he~itheul action La ths meet ssuhtsorn
Eczerna. letter, Erysprlas, Csrhunelss, and
kindred ailments, and with Scrofuls IN every
share and all blood tainis, II IL fails 10 hene
at or cure, you have your money back And
thst makes it the cheapest blood purifier uosd
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-29

LOOK OUT
for bFeaksYs
ah~Ad ~h~n pam
plS. tsoaia car
bunc s<s and Ike
manifestations -
tznpurc bsc.-i ap
psar sy
wuuldav ayvsAr
II your blood ~crs
'pur~ and your
syysesu In The
right condition
They show yea
What you Mood
. good hioc.d p0-
riner. tksass wSae
~ As~tA H-ltAA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17

40 ~ "a - A1A-a ASSh3 GAS A LAlLILAAALS
Hernalx C..particlpan asus cllentes al comercio
on general quehan rechdo nuevamente un surtido de
S0MBRER0S De CA1ACAoS, tecomendando los
que necesten, haRan pFonto suS pedldon para poder
IeEyIHlea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
FUGA DE vooALEs

YIN md. o d. q. | ctr.
en- ms HIN. O.. .ch. y tr.n,
.Atr. |. e.p. d. a.j.n,
]. e.p.z. d. c.g.rr.
y Ign. g.. IL. t.rr.n
d. SCR II. .Hp.rc.d,
I'D. i lm.rm.l c nv.rtd.
n ms. d. d.Gcc n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
H nnEAe1s sOLIauAO


que 70 Eecoio 81 pasO-He dijo-lA pocos minutes de
di1ancis dos vsCeS u msna sveRturaI Hto pAreCe
mentiEa, pOro no 10 Gst
Como saba que en- ID guerra eStG permitido tratar
de soEprender 81 easnigo amigos OaemgoS quao como
Ger los que hababAn ue 81
La avenida que seguia tsrminabA en- una plasoleta
Il que ibA juStAeAte parAr otrA avehldA pAraela
Cua passAban cryeAdoSe aoA Lac perGORaS pus
ces habGban del hsrmoso CorRGoL
ER medic de ID pIazoleta, apareca iluainAda con
BoB de coorea ettAtua del amor 81 COLO izqRer
do spoyado enaau arco amenazAndo 81 fnaics ID
mano dsrechO uHAS nnfas ColOcadas pedsHtnes al
Eedsdor de IL plazoetA que parecAA nulr dsrenGes
dixeccORes actltadeD proyocauvas aGuAtAdan 81
miSmo tempo, como IL GAlaTsA del poetA latino
Dsante del pedestal de csda uAA dc estaS niAfas IN
bAnco dc MADEIRA sHperADA los paReAnteE
EoighAC, ap0yado en- et z63Alo de uAA dc aqEeas e.
tRtuas r6 hAsa doRde Be oaR las voces que nGbaDSn
de 6t } vi6 AAdrsina Agoshno Olampi
LA ioveR lba vestda con una magnfacG "tollette"
color bottom de que haCla 1eaAtar CAbsoH
lleVabA en- ID mARs como de costumbre, I'M EAmo de
rosas semsante a que hAbiA arroadO deaAts de tOdo
el muRdo a coroRs AgOatno lisvaba una oet ele
gaAte, embeecdA poE Clerta xgdez mtar que seAtaba
muy bien % bauszh robusta.
ALvs ssmejAnts hombrs Enrique de- soignaC no
pEdo domnar un movimiento de ire peAsAmlsnto le
roprsssat6 como aparsi6n con Las ceias IuncidAs
la mejiAs huRdidaG, l. palidA dgUra de Rviere, e
hsmbze de hoAor ultrAjsdO pOE aqusl AVsatuEero.
Ida mOdO-dscia A1drsins-qus has Qsguidp mi
couSaioI lLA condeas2,,.4
-IYa 4 hs habladal
-iQpsadp9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
a TENCION AQUI-

ri msIor vino Rioiauo, nolcolocido aua sn
esta Isis 10 tieas el que suSaribe quieN expresN.
mente hiEo IN ysjs & lai PeninSula tau solo por
tTIsr who's busnps y sin encabezar. Para delen.
RsHGrus bOstA visitAs 81 sstsblesinisnto, Etuado
"a ID caIlo do SSa FrsNcilco ndmsro 81 antiguo
dep6Tito gus fue Do los 1snoaeG FAisrdo hernia.
aoS. 0frece ademLS viuagrs puro do IVA que
40 tieue rival ali como otrAs claSes dc bobidau
todsS uupsriores sA calidad y pracioG m6dicoL
ri que quisJa convsncsrse dc 10 Dueuo = Sslecto
10 laT bsbidSI an lRSiadaS no tiene mas que pro-
oATlAE. RAMON NOV0A X NoV0A. l6-8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
g1.uS1aoA ga 4I.A Oez...sAsAAO4- pa P..,A 2lO

-EStA noche.
-2Te prssentar6R On "a caSA7
-osguramente
-SQulenf
-UA p0sta de AzSr que frscuenth mueho los ualoneB
e se6or de saint CLAIR que de ID de Far
gsH elerce a4el de lVrlto" que aDrrA as pRsr
tAE del hotel
-, singular tactica Ia dc hacsrBe presentar poE IN
indtiIl
-lQa6 impOrsa eI guia, cor tai que conduzcS 4 ID
victoria!
SVhgnaC, ii or esths palabraI expsEimsRt6 una eS
trG1A ssnasGl6a. Av.nADA tsnlS al complete pressntI
m4entO de que sIA uR UOniplOt de ICY AiguaA
O.laracoA cupADe por lAsbiAIo irresistible sAtAba
aeg0EU naDlerA iurAuE que aqEeuA QUEEN hADAban,
sqUela uer CuyR GAIA queria 81 marques dc 04oRa
hAsslse qus VDleto SogRkc 10 lgHoTaDA
IeiG adorRDIs cUAdsss HsntAda SbGlv sntre
nm crcR0 elegAnte de adorAuOreb. kra evldshte para
SOigaAs gus rodiI tratArss de otra TeadriR s
nor CiA@A ID pcstanslon do haCerss &lnal de elAt
-Dsseo qus tssgaS exlto, AgOttlno"diJo Ahdreina-
aunqus hAblaRdo frAacamente muy eHrAno
J mlStsrloSo GOnmigo.
~ A mif-exslSm6 el marques
-ssgurameate 9UaaatE. vScss to he Vsto deGde mi
uegRdaf 0uAlqulsrA que huyeI de mi obstAAts
isAgo un fAvOr que pedlrts.
-sOuAl2
-YL 10 dire cuAndo to digneS vs1ir mi hotel,
del que pareceE huir.
no su del h9tsl de- que hsyo, ss dc los que ii
rsaibsG en- 81.
-GY qui6lss GOa ellcS1
Mo he squVOcadO; dsf dscir de uao solo de lOs
que EAas p9Eqgs 70 edo mas que usa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
LENTINI ca.

SAN FRANC1sco S8 SAN JUAN PUERTo-Fl Rico.
Acaban dsimpUrtar intnidad de articuioslque ORE.
cen Su numerosa clentela.-Gublertos plata chris
trofe, garantizados. .Sombrillas paraguas Genove-
ges-Gran variedad en- abanicos, corses panuelos.-
Estuches con perfMReEla, neceseres para cOstura.-
Muhecas juguetes para niios.- -Goronas y azahares
suelt0s para novlas.iran surtdo en- c0rbatas bas-
tones.-Retates enaguas de c0lores.-Trajes de drl
Gamisetas de hii0, aIgodon lana.-Maletas bolsas
de viale para s0orasnhnldad de aFteulos caprlchO-
SOS para adOEn0a de sala, habtacl0nes tOCad0r.-
enohaPad0s ore RmorioARO.- VaEtad0 BlPtd0 On ar
dauloS onahApaAOs Dc ere asAO BrasalAlGs, BVtSAs.
dUEag ISOnnas eta atd-Qensbaat0 gWE1ldS 90 AlAS'
aB q ere PElnaaaaB gafaRslGaass. @Blnesah &c a
Los0Ha 90 ElaaRlas -ueI0AAg GnAsBEg1 aIaAa heKR0
ppaRla DaEa taEUs pHRs laS niAAOgs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
- - EEL AnuarIo del Concrete

fomM dos moS 1900 pagnG c unA
Es.d. l. Eas on Beat Mni.Es. ou's damgos %
Madrid @ apa pFoto9 GSad Ausd.I d AS % pS % P
0A 9graa aonsay sH iada a' csnaa s.aOa' S
cGao Odos o' puab g nons.y n0Os g.
"AIs Aduanat" epecmes para
puO66e "O Puerto Arana "ldau Fp1aa S m admit
Esa O Costa hcs Ga Hosdu Esgu San sy1do AsPaD'4 e Dom.
s Ia AI, Fngsay Peru RPbl An Uy ys7s.Ssa USs' ,
d6 De a.u1G ndi Dc tOd M ms1 q sOnNea'
RIO Este ndl eA puRue
g1aSo 4ahb U1an EadG Portugal Il Ad genera
Preio IS America
d HtodGa 10
lmEnde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17

Gsis6n sale con m amigo dc uua case don.
do leS acAbsr do der uus ComldA dstaltAhle.
-lQu6 0omidN tan ms'ti
ii PSIimNl Pevo era gentS Ss hA moHtrsdo
muy ObuequioBs no hsy mas remsdio que dc.
volvSrsela
Me parecs que no hA Dc tArdAr On Cumplir
con eaa requisite.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
sal sal

80. 80. HechO1 cargo los que BuRcriben, de Il. .Aa
ministrACi6n de las salinas Fraternldsd" y
"Oandelsria :, de Oabo-RoiO; pucStas las mis-.
mas en- compets explotAci6a, ofrecsn sus Cusa
tsdirimou Para pedidos, dirlgirse cualquiera
de los uuscribisntes Z d. Pho Martinez j RiVAs,
Agente de NegoCios en- CsbA.RojO.
Telegrato: "JAO."-JUAN COLBEGR.-
SOSE A. ORTIZ. l6-A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
Ia PILpoRA DEL PUEBLO

MurillA Sts. Ont. Essro l3 dc 1890.
W. Il. Oomstock, MorriStowA, N. <.
EstinAdo senior: DurSnte los tltimoI oene
sfioS yengo vesdisndo IuI PildovAs de Raiz ln-
diana del doctor Morse, y SON lau que 81 pueblo
prs6ere. DespueS que Las tOrnAA una vez, STEM
pre- vuelven por maG.
8. 8. S.-JNo. MoLEAN,
Dep6sito general, fArmaCia BlahcO, San Fran
cisco. 54.-Puerto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
DUrN NrGJGlUa

Sc vsndea tres evAporadOrau con 81 mAeu,-
M bombs dc melso an bueR astAdo ma cAi-
derl de "a pies por de anCh1 on la hAeleAua
"5aR joe" de OAguaS. Lau que intereaen u-
ch9s nbjetoB pusdsn dirigirIe don AssoniS
Guarch en- dich9 pueblo. 1V-a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
oHARApA

No es ASdA .'tercerS "cuAtro," a
nj ..primerS" "suStro' oG nads,
ymenos de nAda adn
"ssguuda" "tercerG' J "cuArtA";
Siendo el "todo,n en- conclusion,
nm tratSnte poblaei6a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
Anuario del Conoercio

Dctodo de las 100000 ESdO
u6R", PHmdo msdaA DO
ExpNd6a MasaL Medala dc 90
ut dt
doL-h pehda iadadAly me-e hbo
dsbe baa de tot aean ha Ia goo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
RUBINAT-LLoRAcH

Un0a ~ d &WbNG gsts EooOasAdadA M lOd o na
Dc America
q
81
fARAi FfRRE hNAaftiAa vsaETa FEsReFR TlERE RWM.
9Ss Gsspso
AatQaA
Passaal nssaa fz Aga Egi
@aasG vs@ g EEsdFas s8as sasadaasM q m fsaaHs
asa0sAs aA aasgR ii ssaa "a sss sssassa 9fs "a Eu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
LOS DOS o1ELos

LOS DOS CIELos
Hay IN cielo on 10 otro vida
para los juStoB ereados:
afEn del predestinsdo,
Sost6n del alma Sfligita.
Pero On 10 tierrs, otro cielo
tAnbien del Eterno hechuTS,
nos ciegA con 50 hermosurS,
nos brinda con 50 conSuelo.
70, que por ambos mo Sfano,
,f. 70, que haCia lol dos me inclino
ofreEco el alma 81 divine,
y sl coraE6n a humane.
NieolGs Dsas BesjumeA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17

EEPhHEG Sin 80 ppstsa3iS ca maRufac.
ARERAh& turas ' psscioS, premiAdas con
naiSltS d. orc - lie Ex,oIici5a Regional. I'll
LEETE DE ORC, Cruz, Capita. 3O--S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17

IA MGRGA ANGLIA q s.I:.. !: n;jss ssi.:.,: s:.y:1: Z
upo,tan On esta isis SUCCESSOR DE DORADO
Y "a So vands al por mayor detsll on Ia
AULI7A, San JOIe IL. los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-17
."COlda en- PuertO-RSeO" ? ?

ObrG premsada con nedalla do orc On "a hist6r-
Erposcs5n De SaStursS co flo
lSgicas, por Don Cayetano Coll y ::Toste.-
En esta obra, ademas de tratarse del puerto
10 Ia Isla donde fondearOn las nAves del Almi.
rGute 90 dilucidan otroS puntOa oscuros de Ia his
Loria de PuertO-RiCo J 90 ssClArecen voCablo.
lei lenguAie indo-antillano. IibreriA de SaniuH.
10 vidal.-A nm peso 81 Ojemplar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27

rrstIr large. bat / have not estimated
them sa5Ac4enNY c.oSc 10 gsye yoa sAs
4 <uTes
IA corclusloa NJ. Carer Was asked Il BE
knew hos the are originated. and he re-
plsed that he bad 10 sdea beyond that
Nhleb vas sffordef Sy the testimony
offered AZ the eoroner's inquest. lie has
no theory 20 advance. but he knew Il dia
not start itSe,i. lie Was almost positive
on tais point
sAIrTE 70 rsE nEAn,
The Italians AZ Franklin have received
Numerous dispatches from ali ever the
country. and some o. the messages would
ind cate thas the eoal miner. ike other
Italians, is nothing Il nos poetic. and is
possessed os . iaTEe degree ef pure sents-
ment To-Day an Italian miner received a
dispatch from = "huire" tparsneE) in
the Easi. waieh read:
''Fu mort salute
As near as il can be translated this
reads IN English:
We salute you Who ere in deatap'
Ii y evident that the "ha;ue. in the
East, hearing Of the disaster OF Friday and
net Knowing hat that his friend here was
among the dead 50 worded his message as
10 cover the ground IN either event Ii
dead, then his friends would receive the
message. and If alive IL would still answer
the purpose
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27
RAIN ON THE PYTaIANs.
Thousands Of Uniformed Knights Pour
ing Into Washington City.

WAsHINGToS CRY, Aug. N An unweI-
come house-warming was given the
knights of Pythias sncamped in the
white city of tents around the Washing
ton monument today. 1t came in the
form of a thunder shower, which swept
over the city almost without warning and
then settled into 3 steady rain until sun
set Several tents were dismantled by the
sheets of rain which beat around them,
and the lightning was nnpleasantly sharp.
All of the diseomforts incidental 10 the
storm were accepted in a hilarious mood
by the Knights. however, and they made
fun inside the canvas as well as
outside after the first drenehinR rain had
passed over There were cheers on the
arrival of new companies, while the bands
in the camp kept giving a continual con-
cert, endeavoring to outplay their rivals.
SPECIAL trains we're pulling into the depot.
and the Knights. brilliantly uniformed ia
scarlet, blue and white. vent marching
up Pennsylvania ayanue through the rain.
many displaying handsome banners.
Particularly striking was the Florida pha-
lanx. presenting cleaning array OF white
duck trousers and carrying at the head Of
the line the most famous product of their
state, stuiied alligator rampant
In the face Of the weather hundreds Of
residents fioeked TO inspect the camp dur
ing the day. trooplng through the avenue
Of tents and erowding about the goats aud
other paraphernalia. animate and inani-
mate, brought by the Wesserners.
who are in large majority to-
day. Fine ulscipliae vas maintained
in the eneampment. something like
q fts.s4s ssFa
thousand men slept on light cots under
canvas tonight while uniforms are the
rule rather than the exception on tie
streets. The most heavily giit-laced Of
the regalia was 20 tie found al the Ebbitt
house, where headquarters have been
established BY Mai Gen. Carnahan; where
the citizens committeeman also eongre-
gate. and where every stranger is greeted
by his acquaintanees with an official title.
since the encampment does not officially
begin until tomorrow. the divisions are
not required 20 report their presence until
then so no list OF toe organizations on the
ground is yet 70 be had.
Among the prominent divisions which
arrived today were those from New ofk.
Cincinnati, indianapolis. 50. Joseph. CHI
cago and Colorado President Cleveland
has promised TO review the grand parade
on Tuesday A reviewing stand will b
erected for him in front Of the executive
mansion. Gen. Carnahan and his staff
will revisw the parade on horseback a. the
head Of pennsyiyaaia avenue. near the
treasury A stand Is being erected By the
treasury, ia ghIch seats viii be reserved
for senators. representatives and other
government officials aud members Of the
Diplomatic corps
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27
suRrINe ruE MINES SLAIN.


Funerals OF Two Oda Fellaws-arranre-
ments FOR Barying Others.
The funerals of Jacob Olsen and J. .
Anderson. two OF the victims Of the Frank
lin Enine disaster. took place az Boaney &
Stewass's undertaking rooms at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon under the auspices Of
Cascade Lodge No. 81 l. o. O. T.. Of
Franklin. assisted by members Of the
several Odd Fellows lodges Of this city.
The services were conducted by ". NJ.
Hines noble grand OF Mystic Lodge. No.
81 aud by Louis Gilbert. chaplain of the
same lodge. The pall-bearers for Mr.
Olsen were James Trevasso. John Morgan.
David NJ. Grifiiths and David b. Williams.
and for Mr.. Anderson. John Pedretii.
Autoni Navoni. LOUIS Coaletti and Joseph
CsTvaietti. The remains were inferred in
Odd Fellows cemetery. Olsen was a past
grand ia the Cascade lodge
Two more bodies of victims arrived at
Bonney & sIewart's yesterday morning.
They were those Of Peter Parry and Jo-
seph Mangiaoale, who was first reported
as lost under the name OF Cassell Beth
will be buried today in Calvary cemetery.
The funeral will take place this morning
at O'Clock from the Church or the Im-
AHaeAt1sU O0ANEiNfoFfs CtAtt ohA
streets. and the remains Will be placed on
the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern train
at 9;ia.
A brother of Frank Larsen. whose body
is now at Bonney & Stewards, was ex-
pected to arrive in the city last night from
Eastern Washington, and the funeral ar
rangements will probably be completed
today.
No definite action as to the burial Of the
remains OF Edward johnson. which were
placed in the morgue Saturday, has yet
been taken.
The funeral of Evan Hughes and Will
lam Secor took place in l. o. o. +. hall.
Renton, at Q o'clock yesterday morning.
and the body of John Hill. another victim,
was buried at Springbrook st 10 clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27

DR.. Frank Brooks. speelAiEy paralysis
All ssgSo1s GiseAseA og4ee. GoslgsesG
p.oek.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27

WAsHlsaros CITY. Aug. D. special. -
Thomas r. Dcsw. Of seastss, and a. A.
Sesbsrry and stfe. u spokane, have been
visiting the cspstal.
4 recent applicant for position IN ias
treasury department Is Mrs. Mertini,
daughter OF 0earge 4. Cummings. VI
Chsasy, Wash. Her husband Vas i bsli.
liant nsan, = Spanish gentleman Sho cams
- the United States "A q eonsgi from hE
n.trys land. lie Is nos an inmate ~ su
insane asylum and his wife i compelled
10 seek position whereby che may be self.
supporting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27

Morton Willing Go Hun for Governor.
SEw YonK. Aug. 1G-Among the passsn-
gers who arrived on ths steamer la Nor
inandie was Hon. Levi i. Morton, sho
vas seen on the promenade deck Of the
steamer shortly after she dropped anchor
at quarantine. ae evidently anticipated
the reporters questions. "a the folio sing
note which be handed to those .ho greeted
him Will show
''In reply 70 your questions can only
say that. although | have no desire 20 re-
enter pubic life. 1 have received 50 many
lsttsrs from my personal and political
friends IN different parts Og the state aFg-
ing me to allow the use of my nauae as
candidate for governor that now that
am home. 1 shall feel IL due them and tbs
Republican party. shich has - highly
hoaorsd me in the past 10 give the qaes-
ton serious consideration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27

Nxw YoEK, Aug. - The committee ap-
pointed BY the Central Labor Union 10
confer with representatives IT the Peoples
party Oh their joining issues on political
lines submitted Their report - tAe meet
ing Of the Central Labor Union today.
The report recommended ths union u
issue a call 10 al. labor organizations IN
the city 20 attend on September | . JOINT
convention Of the Peoples party and the
Central Labor Uaioa. The report Was ae-
eeptea ana 50 order for the cali issued.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27

Many bodily lis result tfom bGbitaai
constgpstioa, and s flne Constitution may
te weakened and ruined by simple neg
lect. There j. 10 medicine. for regulating
the bowels and restoring natural action
TO the digestive organs, equal ~ Ayers
Pills
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27
NEARlr AlL 80 nralKp.

In the course of the afternoon Ike Clem-
mems and Edward Maxwell, both oolored.
were buried near each other. other
funerals foilosed in rapid succession. the
bodies OF Joseph Standridee, Peter Hay.
John +. John. Charles Stevens and Evan
John being consigned 10 the earth. Evan
John aud John +. John we're accorded a
funeral under the auspices OF the Knights
OF pythias Saturday nine were buried
here. and other buriais took place at Black
Diamond and Seattle. OF the shiriy-seVen
dead, there remain not yet buried bat tso
-Evan D. Jones and Chris Dankers-
whose bodies wiil be held until tomorrow,
awaiting word from relatives.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27
THEY BURY THE DEAD.
Franklin Miners Look Their
Last on Slain Comrades.
SCENES OF NARROWING GRIEF.
E!oquenee of an Italian Over a Eel
low-C0Hntryman's Grave.

Long TraeessIons Wind Threagh the
Various CemeteFies-Iouca Grief
Of tae wsmen-The Loss TO the Com
psay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27
THE TRUSTS VICTORY.
Senator Jones Reveals Finance
Committee Secrets.
PRINCIPLES TRAmPIEo UPON
The Surrender 20 Havemeyer Made
With Cleyeland's Full knowledge.

Platform and Promises Had ta Ro
Thrown Overheard to Gain yst..
haeash 40 PAss the BlI-The sawAr
Men Dictated Terms 60 the MAterftx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-27

A fash 81 lightning from 8 cioudIess SKY
struck aud kilss4 " Hs. Carr. aged ~, whg
vas bathing At Atlanta CITY. y. j.. san-
dag.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-18
Other Miners Stop Work.

St. Louis, May ls.-The strikers
today gained an important point by
persuading the miners of the
Murphy, Bruegge,nan and Klingen-
fuss mines to discontinue work.
These miners have supported local
manufactures, and several suspen-
sions may follow. The Harrison
works, among the foremost indus
tries in Belleville, is dependent
upon the Murphy mine fer fuel
The miners at work at Centreville
and Gillespie were intimidated and
frightened from work.