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Opened Her Klvars Letter.

CnIILIcoTHE, Mo-, July 19.-Miss
blanche Day. deputy postmistress of
Fountain Grove. was arrested on a
warrant charging her with tampering
with the United States mail. She
was arraigned before United States
Commissioner l.. A. Chapman and the
ease continued until the 27th inst.
Letters that were passing through
the mails between her sweetheart and
another lady it is alleged, tempted
her TO inquire into their contents.
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EXCURSION TRAIN WRECKED.
One Man Killed and Fifteen Injured
on an Indiana Road.

OAKLAND CITY, Ind, July 2l.-An
excursion from Albion, Ill, to Maren-
go, Ind, was wrecked about four
miles east of here yesterday morning.
The wreck was caused by the break
ing of the engine trucks. The bag
gage car was turned over and burst
into splinters. Melvin Stanley was
killed beneath the wreck. George
Pitcher had his skull fractured. Mil
ford Dickey was injured in the chest
Arch Bassit, head and chest injured.
Sam Hardin, arm broken. Manfred
Dycus of English, Ind, legs mangled:
he will die. There were in all ten or
fifteen slightly injured.
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The Ninth Regiment Goes to Sacketts
HarbOr, the Others to Fort Sheridan.
OCHICAGo, July 2O.-The federal
troops moved out of the city yesterday
At noon the Ninth regiment from
Madison barracks, Sackett's Harbor.
n. Y, left on special train over the
Lake Shore road.
Fort Sheridan
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Got Tied In Hims.l.

New ORLEANS, La, July 19.-Labor
Agitators Hurley, Harrison and Sper-
ry were committed for trial before
the United States circuit court COM
missioner yesterday. Hurley said
that If he had twenty minutes more
he would have tied up every road in
the city, but he had not those twenty
minutes and instead of the roads be-
ing tied up, he is tied up himself.
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Sw elied Heads.

A little girl of seven years was cut
ting out some paper dolls the other day
TO show to a friend The lady object
ed that the dolls heads were too wide
Take the scissors. dear and trim them
off. she said. No. replied the little
maid. Il can't do that, they have to be
wide-they're swelled with instruc-
ton. S Companion.
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NUMBER 10.
STRIKE LEADERS IN JAIL.
President Debs and His A. II. q. Associ.
ates Held for Contempt OF Court

CHICAGO, July ls.-At 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon the contempt
proceedings against Debs, Howard.
keliher and Rogers of the American
Railway union begun by the United
States District Attornev Milchrist
were called in the federal
court and the cases continued until
Monday. The bail in each case was
fixed at $4,000.
The defendants protested, saying
that they could secure no bail, and
were informed by the court that their
only alternative was to GO to jail.
The commitment to Jail was deferred
for short time to allow them to
make an attempt to secure bondsmen.
At o'clock Debs, Howard, Keliher
and Rogers, having refused to give
bail were sent co Jail.
The strike MANAGERS were put
under bonds for violating the in
junction of the federal courts in seek
ing TO distract the passage of the
mails after they had been ordered by
the courts not to do 50.
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TRAIN wREcKERs FoILED.

Attempt to Derail Santa Fe Passenger
Near Hutchinson Thwarted.
HUTCHINSON, July 81. - Thursday
night some person or persons drove
out three miles east of the city, as
buggy tracks show, pulled up spikes
from fifteen ties on each side of
joint in the rail, took off the bolts
from the plate and placed pins under
the rails in such shape as to derail
and wreck the morning Santa Fe pas
senger train. The section foreman
discovered the work before the train
arrived.
Suspicion points to some local par
ties who were recently discharged
from the employ of the Santa Fe
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Horrible SuFcida

LLAvENwoRrH, Kan, July aI.-An
unknown man committed suicide YES
terday morning ten miles northwest
of this city. near Easton. by throwing
himself under the west bound passen-
ger train ON the Kansas Central rail
way. The head was severed from the
body as though guilIotine had been
at work
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A New sleeping Car Company.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July a0.-The SEQ
rotary of state to-day licensed the in
corporation of the Continental Palace
Car company, located at East st. Louis.
1t is proposed to manufacture, sell
and operate palace sleeping, dining
and buffet cars and other apparatus
in connection Herewith. The capital
stock is S. 900 900
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 2o.-John
Crossley & Sons, carpet etmauufacturers
of England, have purchased the big
mill of Horner Bros, in this city. The
mill gives employment to 500 hands.
The price paid is said TO be 81 900. 600.
The new purchasers wilItake charge
in September
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REVENUE FROM INCOME TAX.
senator Hill Estimates the Amount From
the Burean of StatIstIcs.

WAsHINGTeN, July @1.-Senator Hill
has received a long letter from
Worthington q. Ford chief of the
bureau of statistics, in which he
states that the possibilities of the
revenue that can be raised from the
income tax ranges all the way from
SI.. OO0. 900 To $50, 900. 900 He thinks
that the latter figure is the highest
which can possibly be hoped for, and
the last few years the collections
would fall below $4,000, 900. lie also
expresses the opinion that the rev.
enue which will be collected on pri-
vatc incomes will not be more than
sufficient To paw for collections.
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Emporla strIker., Ilacc. Filled.

EMPoRIA, Kan, July 30. There are
over $50 strikers out of employment
IN this city. The road. however, has
all the hands il can use, and many
applicants for work are turned away
each dav.
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Mife Murder and sn,o,a.

RACINE. Wis, July ao.-About 10
o'clock this morning Captain John
Crangle, well known lake navigator,
shot his wife twice, once in the back
of the head and once in the right
shoulder, and then turned the revolver
to his right temple and killed himself
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A DESPERATE BATTLE

Six Men Killed in a Rattle between De-
puties. Strikers and Nom Union Men.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July tS.-A fierce
battle occurred Yesterday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock at No. mine at Pratts
between mobs of striking miners and
deputies, in which six men were
killed and nearly "a score wounded.
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Cbollic dc Voide-I have come. sir,
to ask you for the hand of your daugh-
ter
Moneybags-Why, young man, you
must think
Chollie de Voide-lmpossible, sir!
Don't accuse me of thinking. g.-Judgc
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SANTA FE, n. NJ, July 2l-A cloud
burst, twelve miles north of this city.
washed out 800 feet of track on the
narrow gauge road, and it is expected
that regular trains between this city
and Denver will not be resumed be-
fore Monday next
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WHAT MARSHALS COST.
General 10 Shelby Sends in His State
ment to the Attorney General.

ment to the Attorney General.
KANSAS CITY, July 21.-United States
Marshal 10 Shelby telegraphed to At
torney General Olney yesterday a
statement of the work done by special
deputy marshals during the recent
strike. The deputies were allowed
time for 5,563 days of twelve hours
each. If they are allowed S3 each per
day, as expected, they will receive
Sl6,6S9
l. This does not include the men who
were sent to Marceline. A bill of
81, 300 will be sent to the receivers of
the Santa Fe for their services.
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BURTON is NOMINATED.
Republicans OF the Fifteenth Missouri
District Name Him for Con gress.

CARTHAGE, Mo-, July Hon.
Charles ii. Burton of Vernon county
was yesterday nominated by the Re-
publicans of the Fifteen tn congress
sional district. The fight was be-
tween lyle" and Burton. Purdy of
Lawrence receiving only compli-
mentary vote, asked, after the first
ballot, to be dropped. The Burton
and Tyler forces looked anxious, but
before the ballot closed Tyler crawled
ont of the way and Burton was de-
clared the choice Of the convention.
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The Democratic state convention of
Colorado has been called sor Septem-
Der 8, one day before the Populist
convention. with view Of nominal
ing mixed ticEse. ard having = en-
3srse5 BY the P1r1ltE.s. GSvsr-o-
Waite s opposed 70 tbs p.nr.
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PresIdent Ouayle R.,,r,.

BALDWIN, Kan, July president
W. A. Quayle, d. D., who has for four
years been the president Of Baker
university, resigned yester5au he
VII become pastor &c tLs Tndepen-
Se1ce Lye1ne Y. Z. chaecA r4 Eaz-
sas City.
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sure to Move Them.

Traveller in your state
Legislature eh?
Native>-Yes.
Why don't you break it,
Wish we could,
Nothing is easier
How"
Introduce bill to raise salaries
N. Y. Weekly.
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SOUTH ENID. Ok, July ei.--Last
night another bridge, 1lG feet long,
was burned six miles south of this
city. Nothing is known as to the
men who did the work. 1t is sup
posed to be the outgrowth of the
fight here with regard to depot.
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MASKATo, Kan, July 20 -Mankato
and the country immediately sur
rounding received . heavy rain YES
ts-day afternoon. twas 70. genera,
taro1gA41t tie county. Cora Is ve-y
AucA beae&ted.
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BATTLE WITH A MOB.
In RePelling Their Advances Near En
Corporal GIea YES Is Shot

Corporal Glea Is Shot
WICHITA, Kan, July al.-A mob at
tackled IA railroad bridge near South
Enid last night, and in fight with
the soldiers Corporal Gleaves was
shot and seriously wounded. One of
the alleged participants, man named
kirwin of South Enid, has been ar
rested. Acting Governor Lowe of
Oklahoma served restraining orders
on $50 citizens of South Enid compell-
ing them to refrain from participat- :
ing in mobs or discussing the situa-
tion publicly in crowds
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MINNEAPOLIS BIG FIRE.
ne of the Finest Market Buildings in

One of the Finest Market Buildings In
the Country Destroyed.
MINNEAPoLIs. Mimi, July 21.--The
most serious fire of the year in Min
neapolis and the largest in the history
of the city broke out at o'clock last
night and before it was extinguished
had destroyed property to the value
of over $500, 600, leaving i'm ruins the
new Central market building, one of
the finest market buildings in the
country. Thirty horses and thousands
of fowls were burned.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2l.-The Of
hces OF the various ocean steamship
companies in this city are besieged by
large numbers of foreigners who are
taking advantage of the present
steamship war and consequent low
rates TO return to their native lands
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Woman Charged with Hor.. stealing

SEDALIA, Mo, July aO,-A young
woman giving her name as Lizzie
Christine, was arrested here last
night for horse stealing. She had in
her possession horse, buggy and an
extra set of harness, which were
stolen from John Rice of Webb CITY,
last Friday night.
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Gold for Enrnne.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Yesterday's
engagement of gold at New York for
export aggregated 81, 500, 600, which
leaves the true amount of gold re-
serve 500, 900, 900.
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TWO courr.,.,on., cand,a,,,..

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 2o.-The-
Populist convention of the Sixth cau-.
g-essional district nominated 4 Y.
Tanner for congress. Tok- C. Eds
was nominated BY the sane party n
tie Tlfth district
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-25

Governor Waite has announced that
lie was not n candidate for the United
states senate, and would not allow
his name 10 he used in that conncc-
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Remembered EarIy Teachings.

Pedestrian-w Would you take the
last cent man had?
Highwayman-eo I would.
used to be lawyer, mister.-Judge,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-25

Hon. James II. Mulhgan Of Ken
lucky has finally accepted the posi-
tion of consul general to Samoa. and
has left for his new home.
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MINERS BLOWN TO PIECES.
Two Hundred Sticks of Giant Powder Ex-
plOde in PENNSYLVANIA Shaft

plode in a Pennsylvania Shaft.
HAzLEToN, Pa, July 1s.-Two hun
dred sticks of giant powder exploded
in the midst of a party of miners at
Stockton colliery No. s to-day and not
enough of the mems bodies was left
for Identification. How many were
killed will not be known for some
time, but it is believed that at least
ten perished
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THE SCANDAL NOT ENDED.
Senate Investigators Will Look Into
the New Sugar Charges

WASHINGTON, July 0c.-The senate
sugar trust Investigating committee
has decided to investigate the new
charges of sugar speculation by SEN
al nrS
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Ncninated Eofo y -NedI TOT C"HsIesF'
EMFchIA, Kan, July e.-Democtats
of the Fourth congressional district
nominated Hon. Thomas j. ONeal, of
Usage City. as their candidate for con-
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NY wife h.s pursuaded -. tc 60 70
cs--sL w:tlla.s- s31i.y"
"Faeasaat drsszs, cid na7. Lie.
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CHICAGO, July 21.-A mass meeting
of 1.5O0 men was held at Ogden S
grove last night and Debs was nomi-
mated for president of the United
States amid great enthusiasm. The
meeting declared itself as utterly op-
posed to the Democratic and Repub-
lican parties and predicted sweep
ing success for the Populists in the
next election.
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Fourtb Mis.ouri popuIists.

SE JOSEPH Mo, July ls.-At the
convention of the Populists of the
. Fourth congressional district to-day,
W. y Missenter Nas unanimously
nominated for congress
Aller Myers, an alleged negro con-
irror. was set upcc by Z mcb OF
7sgsoes 4 Ea.k:r ccz-ty. M;ss;s
apE Ue vas s-.s,,J zot ~ Els
Hemingway, Jackson eolored naa.
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The Peoples party of the Seventh
Missouri congressional district in con-
vention at Lincoln, nominated g. P.
Tippin of Springfield as representa-
tive.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-23

Guava Jelly and Orange marmalade
at Smiths.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-23
The War is Over.

The Volusia County Record says:
In a recently published biography of
Senator jeff. Browne it is stated that
he was born in 1857 and was in neither
army during the war. As contrast
to Mr. BIS indifference in the late un-
pleasantness, The Record gives the
following war record of w. .. Davis,
a candidate for office i'll Kentucky, as
he furnishes himself IN stump
speech:
II was born on the roth day of February,
1862, the day Fort Donelson was surrendered
and just as the echoes Of the guns were dying
out along the Mississippi. The white flag was
and Immediately leapted into arms. I joined
the infantry, and with the rebel yell on my lips
attacked the breastworks l enlisted for three
score and ten years or until the rebellion was put
Town. The second summer of my campaign
we're trying days, but gritted my teeth what
few had and remarked that would fight it
out if it took all summer. Gen. Grant afterwards
heard of this remark and appropriated it.
Though I was pressed bard by the foe, yet /
aud vermifuge, came off victorious and live to
tell OF the battles fought and victories won Col.
Gibson appeals to those who wore the gray to
stand by him, but ! make no such PARTISAN
appeal. 1t matters not to me whether you wore
the blue or the gray, but to every comrade who
wore a napkin appeal to stand by me-"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-23
An Open Letter.

LAKE WEIR, FLA, March Is, 1894.
Colonel D. II. Elliott. General Railroad Lend
AOent
DEAR SIR:-I cheerfully comply
with your request and give you my
eighteen years experience in Florida,
which of course you will publish.
Thousands of people Who boast of
FIorida's climate and oranges and
sneer at her soil, know nothing about
what they talk.
Hundreds of acres of land in Marion
county produce annually, per acre,
twenty bushels Of corn and twice as
many oats, 30 barrels of cabbage, 300
crates o. tomatoes aud everything else
in proportion.
When tell you that own thous-
and acres of this land, 60 of which
are under fence; you look at D,y seedy
clothes, old wool kat AID brogans,
with a little gn,ile, and nix that
ought to+.rise earlier, later and
ec0nomise more But l,S us examine
a few facts and see what is the matter,
for something Is surely wrong, when
farmers cannot prosper on such pro-
duclivc soil.
When came here eighteen years
! ago there WIS not railroad south OF
Gainesville. We shipped by the Ock-
lawaha river, and our oranges netted
us 50 per box, and We got about the
same per crate for our tomatoes, beans
aud cncumbers. Florida then pro-
duced only half million boxes Of or
anges, which gave the grower mil.
lion and half dollars 10 put into their
pockets.
Now we ship five million boxes OF
oranges, which sell for eight million
dollars, but the grower still only gets
the same million and q half to be now
divided between fifty times as many
producers. The railroads and COM
mission men get the balance.
Our cabbage are now selling In the
northern markets at Sl.25 per crate.
1t cost fifty cents to produce and de.
liver crate of cabbages I. o. b.,
freight to New York eighty cents,
commission fifteencents, which leaves
just five cents with which the farmer
must pay taxes, repair fencing and
support his family. So you see II takes
just thirty barrels of ca5bages to pay
for my brogans; thirty more to pay fol
my hat aud 200 barrels to pay for my
| $40 suit of clothes.
From Mcintosh to Gainesville, only
! about twenty miles, we pay the Flori-
ola Southern raj road 500 to haul cal
of tomatoes, beans, ETC., and We load
the car.
! Oh, yes, this is certainly a fine state
for railroads, and of course we wan
more emigrants to come and work fol
them. Yours truly,
ALFRED AVER.
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THE STEAMER EUREKA.
Once q Wee'y from oliver Springs to
Palatka and Return.

Once Wee'v from oliver Springs to
Palatka and Return.
Tt may be of interest to the general
public to know that the steamer Eu-
reka. in command of Captain James
Coons, will make one trip a week dur
ing the summer season from Silver
Springs to Palatka and return.
The Eureka will leave every Friday
morning from Silver Springs for Pa
latka on arrival of the +. G. 4 p.
morning train, giving Ocala people an
opportunity to enjoy the delightful
scenery of the Ocklawaha river and
return via the Florida Southern rail-
road, The fare for the round trip will
be one bali the regular rates. Excur-
sion parties can take this steamer via
Paiatka to Sc Augustine.
The steamer Eureka has been thor
oughly Temodeled, and its furnishings
are all new. See advertisement in
the Banner later on, giving rates CT
fare and time table.
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Wanted to Borrow,

$4,000 to $500 on two years time to
use in planting twenty-five 10 fif y
acres of tobacco on lands already pre-
pared. Have very fine Llants in seed
beds of finest and best varieties of
Havana and Turkish tobaccos suffi-
cient to plant 100 acres. VIII secure
above loan by a mortgage lien on the
crop and also By first mortgage on
l72 acres of very excellent pebble phos-
phate lands three miles from railroad,
estimated by competent experts to
contain more than a half million tons
of pebble phosphate with plenty DIVA
ter and labor convenient for mining.
A. l.. EIcHELBERGER
q 90 ON
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-23

Rev. 7. NJ. Lowrie, a gifted divine
Of Augusta and laboring 10 endow
the PresbS terrain Theological Semi
nary at Columbia, S. G., occupied the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian church
Sunday mot seceptably, delivering
two really fine discourses which great
" pleased his audiences and left a
deep impression. Speaking for the
seminary, he said owing 10 the fact
that tie Georgia Central & Danville
railroad having gone into the hands
Of receivers. The seminary had virlu.
ally lost an endowment of $4I 900, re-
ceiviug no interest on that amount of
stock for the past four years. To
make good This deficit, which was a
fund 10 aid INDECENT students, he was
in the ii Id asking Presbyterian aid.
The congregation literally responded.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-23

LAND opFrcF Ar

land OFFICE an
GAINESVILLE. FLA, Feb. 10th, 1884
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIM
~ following named settler has fled notice 81
his intention 70 make final proof ia supnorf 81
his claim. and that said proof will be made ~
fore D. A. Miller, clerk Of the crcuis cuart 81
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-23
NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES OF
ocALA sUB-seHooL DISTRICT NO. l..

NOTICE rs HEFEBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN election will be held at the court h1use in
the city of Ocala Marion county, Florida, dur
ing the hours between a. IN and shutdown OF
April the 10th, A. u. 1894, for the purp, So of
eiecting three trustees of Ocala sfb-school dis
trict No. of said county Qualified electors at
said election are all registered and qualified vo-
tiers OF said sub-distriet, who are taxpayers on
real or personal property therein, ana who have
paid all taxes due by them for two years next
proceeding said election.
The following persons are appointed inspee-
tors of said election namely; Joseph 4. I.ancas-
Ter, III Fishel d, +. Newer and +. {. w. VIII
liams clerk
BY order of the Board of Pablo Instruction Of
Marion county, Florida, March 9Th, 1894
RICHARD McCoNATHY,
NJ. /. PAYNE Chairman
Secretary. 5-z2-4t