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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-02

do is to go out of business, or at least
pass into the hands of receiver. 1t
certainly does not seem to be so very
abundantly or blissfully solvent just
now. Yet the most of Us would prefer
that the great wind-up should be post
poned while longer.-Paris Post.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-02
CEDAR POSTS.

At the Central Lumber Co., special
prices in car load lots.
5-2-St..
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-02
NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN.

NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN
Postoffice address of Inspectors and Deputies
Robert Aikman, Sheep Inspector Canyon
County, Idaho, Middleton.
DEPUTIES.
T. P Cupp, Emmett, Idaho.
I. j. Huff, Parma, Idaho.
Address correspondence or call on as above.
ROBERT ALTMAN,
May ST. Inspector.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-02
IMPROVED RANCH FOR
SALE.

| will sell for cash or excha,, 20
for cattle 16O-acre improved
ranch situated s miles below Ca ID
we'll. Two-roomed comfortable
house; about 5 acres enclosed and
planted in alfalfa. Good we'll on
premises. All or part will be sod.
An excellent bargain. Desirable
location. Very cheap. Apply to,
Mrs. SAY,
Payette, IDAHO.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-02

Originally the Coxeyites were tramps.
Now they are unemployed working
men. Later on they will have become
patriotS.-BoiSe Sentinel.
Some of the county officers claim
that the actions of the board Of county
commissioners in cutting off deputy
hire is like locking the stable door
after the horse was stolen. They paid
out all the county's money for attorney
fees in anticipation of law suit
Nampa Leader.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-02

The earnest advocacy of the admis-
sion of Utah by Senators Dubois and
Shoup has peculiar significance just
at this time when the Mormon votes to
be corraled this fall in Bingham, Bear
Lake, Oneida and Cassia counties are
considered. Their radical change Of
heart may be madness, but there's
method in it. Salmon City Recorder
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

corbntt wants 70 Retire.

HARTFORD, Oct 4.-Champion James
]. Corbett in an interview with a re
porter, stated that he had covered fitz-
simmons money in New York The re-
porter found him in his room at tho Al
lyn House. ana the following conversation
took place What have you to say, Mr.
Corbett, asked the reporter, TO Fitzsim-
mons reply to your sweeping thallenges'
There is no reply to make, tho cham
pion replied "Fitzsimmons is probably
not aware Of the fact that I have covered
his money in New York ! had up 1000
to match O'Donnoll against hitz, and
have telerraphed to have it transferred ta
cover fitgsimmons challenge I will
meet fitzsimmons in Now York on Thurs.
day to make final arrangements ! will
also meet any other heavyweight or Other
weight in tho world the same day. Al
many as like can come mp with $40, 600.
Will meet all in one week any time aftel
tho lst of July that they wish to choose.
The public no doubt is paralyzed al
this remarkable declaration ! have made
but nevertheless / have the money. and Il
any one thinks I am hlufling or foolish
all they have to do Is to put mp $1,000
and make me iook like monkey before
the world 1t am not in earnest. ! viii
meet aa heRyyweights or any othei
weights in the world that have $40, 600
beginning with Fitzsimmons.
Il am sick md tired Of tho pugilisti
business and want TO retire, and after
retire no one can throw It up III my fac
that I have not defenlcd the champion
ship Of America against tie world
Corbett states that he holds the cham
| pionship Of America, which cannot be de
nicd, but the newspapers and the Olympi
club people aro bound to keep him fight
ing incessantiy 60 maintain It, Corheti
however has no desire e. keep continual
before the r1olic as prizo 1ghtcr am
nothing mere and wants TO RETRO.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
MORTON NOTIFIED.
He Accepts the Republican Nomination Tor
Governor Of New York.

He accepts the Republican Nomination For
Governor Of New York.
RHfNEcLIrF. n. 81, Oct 4-Ex-V Vice
President Morton handsome residence
at Ellorslie, near here, nevor was filled
with q gayer lot Of people chan when the
notification committee OF the Republican
party ia this state called 70 give their
official announcement of nomination 70
tho gentlemen who arc selected for the
Republican state ticket
The committee Oh notification consisted
Of General q. T. Coils, Edward Ellis,
Francis Hendricks, George G. Buell., Clar-
ence Lexow Colonel S. IT. Cruger, II. S.
Wittersbee. Colonel Archie Baxter and 4.
e. Ellsworth These gentlemen were nc
companied by q party Of stnnch Ropub-
licans, among the most prominent Of
whom wero Chaunoey NJ. Depew, General
Horace Porter, ex Secretary Benjamin F.
Tracy, General Anson J. McCook, John
S. Wise, William Brookiield, John I.
Platt c. W Hackett, Edmund Wetmore,
d. d. Mccoy, w. A. Humphrey and G.
NJ. Depew. Jr
When the train arrived at the depot, a
number of carriages wers in waiting to
convey the party to Mr.. Mortons resi-
denoe They were cordially welcomed in
the spacious hall Of Ellerslie by Mr.. and
Mrs Morton. The Misses Morton and
Mrs HQbson busted themselves IN max
ing their distinguished guests comforta-
bic. Senator Saxton and Judge Albert
Haight were with Mr.. Morton when the
visitors arrived
General Coils, as chairman Of the
committee. lost no time in getting down
! to business and delivered an address offer
ing the nomination.
Mr. Morton stood beside his conferees
on the ticket and listened attentiyely to
the generals remarks. As soon as the
chairman had finished Mr. Morton, in a
very quiet but impressive manner re.
/ piled, accepting the nomination and OK,
/ pressing his appreciation Of the honor.
Senator Saxton the candidate for lieu
/ tenant governor, was the next speaker
Judge Haight followed Senator Saxtor
in the most lengthy speech Of the day
/ Every word that he uttered was delivered
in a careful manner and his remarks
seemed to make deep impression on eY
cry one present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton then entertained
the guests at luncheon and Chaunoel
| M. Depew kept up running fire Of drol
stories in lieu Of an oration. After lunch
con the three candidates and the commit
tee were photographed standing on th
steps Of the porch in the rear Of the man
| sion
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Social and Personal Notes.

Ex- Governor G. @. stockley, Of
Georgetown, was In this city yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Nellie Krusen, of Still Pond, Md,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Lawton, in this city.
Judge Wales, Of the United States
Court, District Of Delaware, is sitting
with Judges Dallas and Butler in
Philadelphia, in the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals.
George e. BaYnum, of Milford, is
registered at the Clayton House.
Ex Speaker William L. sirman, Of
Delmar, and ex State Treasurer Wilbur
Il. Burnite of FELTON,, arrived in town
to day for brief business trip.
Rev. W. Il. Logan, D. D., Of Princess
Anne. Nd who has been spending
several days at New Castle, returned
home on the II 03 train from this city
this morning.
William J. Stuart, Of Seaford, and ].
Frank Alice, of Dover, were in this city
to day.
James Pennewill, Of Dover, was il
Wilmington this morning
Hon G. O. Stoekley. ex- governor oi
Delaware, and E ,,R Cochran, another
prominent DelawRrean, are at the Girafd
says to-day's Philadelphia Press.
The so Social Society Of the Wilmin G.
ton High School. will hold an enjoyabl,
meeting at the home of A. Forman. No
404 East Seventh street, TO morroY
evening.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Manager Giori Taiifs.

DERRY, Conn, Oct. !. Manager Glori,
in an interview with reference to the an
nouncement chat Fitzslmmons deposit to
fight had been covered hy Corhctt said:
We have hcen notified Of Mr. Corbett !
action, and Mr.. Fitzsimmons has replied
to Mr. Corbatt that hu viii meet him al
the date mentioned to arrange for the
match. AS to the date, we don wish tc
do anything that viii Interfere with Mr..
Corbetts plans or THAT shall force him
to break contracts already made All we
ask is that the fight take place in req.
sonable time.
do not think we should bo asked tc
wait until next July, however I should
say within hvo or six months would be
reasonable time. We shall not insist that
the Olympic clubs offer 10 accepted o.
course that will be considered So long
as Mr.. Corhott has shown his willingness
to fight we Will agree 80 any club which
win make an offer large enough. All W,
want co do Is to have the two men meet. :
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

have returned to Wilmington afte I
making a pleasant visit Go relatives here
Walter Mccall. OF Philadelphia. has
bsen the guest of Edwin Draper,
William Brady is d student at the
Swarthmors College at warthmore,
Pa
Miss Mauae Gooding. og Willow Grove.
is visiting friends abons town and is at
present being entertained by the Misses
Mabel Taylor and LIZZIE Parker
Miss Ella Lohand, Of Fitidshoro, was
In town yesterday.
Mrs Henrietta Paryis is home again
from a short visit to Towusand friends.
Miss Sallie Richards has returned home
to Brenford after being the guest of her
relative, Miss Clsrissa Richards
Mrs Fannie SfaRts has returned home
from q pleasant visit to Wilmington
friends
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

pemonaily Conducted Tours to the
touth Via Pennsylvania Railroad.
TIE success Of tho two regular tours
to the South via tue Pennsy lvauia Rail-
road compauy's lines has led that con-
pany 10 arrange for another personally
condNoled tour from New York and
Philadelphia, on October g intending
Gettysburg. Blue Ridge, Luray. Basic
Ntnrel Bridge. Grottoes of he Shenau.
aoah, Richmond and Washington
The members Of the party will travel
in special trains Of parlor cars provided
exclusively fer their use The entire
round trip covers a period Of nine days,
and excursion tickets, including all
necessary expenses during that time,
viii be- sold from New York at 500 and
Philadelphia $53.
For itineraries containing complete
information as TO routes, special train
service. descriptive notes, etc apply "a
or address Tourist Agent, No 1l9o
Broadway. New York, or Broad street
station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Brady an wars tho olympic club.

Boston. Get William A. Brady,
Champion James J. Corhott's manager,
telegraphed tho New York stakeholder ID
transfer the 81 600 deposited with him in
bshalf Of steve O'Donnou to Corhott (
name to cover tine deposit made by Fitz-
simmons for q fight with tho champion.
This amount, with the S9 000 to be de,
posted with David w. Blanchard Of this
city today, viii make up tho $40, 600 men
toned by Corbett in his ultimatum.
Manager Brady received q dispatch
from the Olympic club, Now Orleans, con.
tanning tho resolutions passed by the clul
last night declaring tho championship
forfeited to Fitzsimmnns. Tho following
reply, signed by Corhett was wired imme
diately upon its receipt to William a.
Scholl presi-ont Of tho Olympic club:
Your resolutions received. Cheer uT
and be merry. There only one bite 70 I
cherry.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Marrlea II the onaher oItr.

There was e pretty but very qniet
wedding ia the Quaker City yesterday
James e Bowe head book keeper OF the
Bowe Carriage Company. of this city, led to
the altar Miss Name Peters, who until two
years ag was a Wilmington girl At
the altar during the ceremony, Joseph B.
Bickts, well.known young Whining
tonian, stood as best man and Miss
Emily Dougherty, also Of this city, as
maid Of honor
The ceremony was performed In St.
Elizabeths Church at high noon, Rev.
Fcther Garven performing the impress
sive Catholic ceremony Immediately
after the ceremony. Mr. aud Mrs Bowe
left Philadelphia for Niagara Falls on
their bridal tour.
The bride and erlom will return to
Wilmington or Sunday night and at
once take np their ab de at Eighth ana
Adams streeis, whore Mr. Bowels father
recently had bnilt for him fine new
home Tbs briie aud groom are both
well known on the West Side.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
I,nhr rnfh,s nlrthdnv pnrIr.

BUZzARDs BAY, Mass, Oct. Ruth
Cleveland, daughter OF tho president,
gave a birthday party, assisted by her ia.
ther and mother About a dozen little
people were present. President Glove
land S daughter received numerous gifts
during tho day.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
visitors at hIlddIetown.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowN, 0st. miss Atkis0n,
Of Baltimore. is the guest Of her friend,
Miss Ethel Parvis.
Alexander FARRELL has removed his
family and household goods to E kton
and will, in the future, reside there.
Miss Mabel Crouch and John Swan
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
filassmnrl,nrs NNin TheIr Fieht.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 4.-The mixers and
teasers in tho window glass factories Of
this district virtually won the fight fol
their scale by the signing today Of
Schmertz q co. Of Belle Vernon, Cham.
bers & Mckee Of Jeannette and Chambers
Of Kensington having already acceded tc
the mems demands.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Horrible Donbie Murder In Mexico.

MONTEREY, Mexieo, Oct. q Clar Frias.
a well known ranchman, accompanied by
his wife and three children, left Espinosn
on an overland journey TO Parras. a la-
borer accompanied them While in camp
Frias and his wife We're murdered by tho
laborer while they slept and then robbed
Of 81, 600 The eldest daughter OF the
mnraered conple witnessed tho orime.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
CHAMPION BY DEFAULT
Olympic Club Confers Brevet
Honors Upon Fitzsimmons.
oORBBTr WILLING TO FIGHT NOW

The Champion Covers Fitzsimmons' sio,-
600 and VIII Meet Him In New York
Teday to Arrange the Match--wants tho
Match Fixed For Next July.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 4.-The following
telegram was sent by the Olympic Club:
= James J. Corbott Boston.
At regular meeting Of the board OF
directors &C the Olympic club a resolution
was passed unanimously declaring Robert
Fitzsimmons the champion heavyweight
Of the world, and he viii be compelled to
defend tho title against the best man that
can be found in the world
The board Of directors were compelled
to take this action on account Of your per
sistent refusaly TO meet Robert Fitzsim
mons, who had compiled with every re-
quirement and the subtorfuge you resort
cd TO fin causing OtDonnoll to challenge
hitzsinmons in not worthy consideration.
It was in the Olympic club Tint the
heavyweight championship Of tho world
was lost by John J.. Sullivan and won
by YOU, ana it is now within the province
and the duty Of the Olympic club to do.
clare Robert Fitzsimmons the champion
heavyweight Of tho world
WILLIAM A. ScH0LI,
President OF the Olympic Club.
a message was sent to Robert Fitzsim-
mons at Newark, n j., notifying him OF
the clubs action, and that ho Will have
to defend tho champion heavyweight title
in the month of February, S95, against
the best man that can be found in the
world
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Bomb Found In an Elevator Buiiding.

ELYRIA, o., Oct. 4.-Great excitement
was caused here by the discovery of pow
erful nitroglyoerin and dynamite bomb
in the Lake Shore and Michigan Central
elevator a bomb was found, with fuse
attached, hidden in the building. 1t con-
tanned sufficient nitroglycerin and dyna-
mite to equal 100 pounds of the most pow
erful giant powder. II the bomb had ex,
ploded, it would have wrecked the elevator
and snNeral larga bnlldings adjoining.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Wn Try Arbitration.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Oct, Am.
other attempt to end the great textile
strike hero will be made today, when the
state board Of arbitration will convene
and representatives Of both manufactur-
ers and strikers will present their cases
1t is understood that the manufacturers
that the spinnors will ooncode 'tthing
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Mckinley stumping the West.

OKLAHoNIA, l. r., oct. 4.-Nobraska
and even Texas have contributed to the
enormous crowds gathered to meet Nc
Kinley. The number is variously esti.
mated at from 90, 600 to 80, 600. One rail.
road alone brought in SO carloads Of peo-
pie. Governor Mckinley made two ad.
dresses here.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Not in Favor Of the stylish Collar.

The stiff, high collars. particularly
when worn hy short-necked women are
being socnsed of producing nervous
headaches, says somebody y ho has been
making a study of the subject. They
press at the back directly upon the sen
sitiEe base Of the brain, and compress,
often TO the point of injury the veins and
arteries Of the neck, frequently causing
a congestion that ends in headache.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
SUNK A SCHOONER.
A North German Lloyd Line Steamer In a
Collision.


NEW YoRK, Oct 4-The steamer Lain,
Captain Hellmers, Of the North German
Lloyd line, arrived from Bremen via
Southampton. On Tuesday, Sept 25, off
Amsterdam, she collidod with the italian
schooner Magdala
Notwithstanding prompt action by the
first officer, the Lahn struck the schooner
hard, glancing blow on her port quar-
ter, staving a large hole and carrying
away part Of her rigging. The schooner
Immediately filled to her deck, which was
lumber laden. The Lain returned to the
scene of the accident, took off the schoon-
er's crew and landed them at Southamp-
ton. No one was injured, and the Lain
sustained no damage whatever.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
niroctnm nnnt Nnl.nn.

PORTLAND, Ne, Oct Maine's stall
lion Nelson met a waterloo here when Di.
rectum Won the great race between these
two kings Of tho turf in three straight
heats, in tho last Of which he also smashed
the New England racing track record.
Time. 2.0SL.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Thla noad. 30 ..NInstermnn nenhr.,

Boston, Oct. 4.--The fishing schooner
John NJ. Keen Of Boston, from the chan.
mel fishing grounds, arrived today with
colors dying at half mast The captain ro-
ports that on Sept. 20 two Of the crew,
John Matheson and Howard Smith, left
the vessel to tend the travis. Ihoy struck
a swordhsh, which, the captain thinks,
towed tho boat ont 10 sea.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Marriage At crisfinld.

CrIsFIELD Nd Oct. Miss Margaret
Edith Adams was married TO William
Peyton in Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal
Church at s o'clock last night The
groomsmen were Prof ]. E Gardner.
Clarence Lsnkford, Sydney Church and
Ira Peyton. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. q. K. Stevenson. Aias Minnie
Adams played the wedding march.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
whisI,v rrusl Aboiishcs Kcbates.

PEORIA, his, Oct 4.-Tho directors oi
the Whisky trust abolished the rebate sys
tenn and issued circular to all agents
announcing this action.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Barthoiomy's trial begun.

BUFFALO, Oct. 4.-Tho trial Of George
a. Bartholomy for the murder Of William
p. Delaney was begun here. Delaney was
an ex-city clerk and was shot in his room,
it Is charged, by Bartholomy in the pres
enee Of Bartholomy's wife, who had pre-.
viously gone to Delaney apartments, pre-.
sumably by appointment.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
a FEARFUL REVENGE.
Quarayman 1eim's Hnuse Blown Up with
NitroElycerin.

1NIVF'If1 " '-77IIIIf
LANCASTER Pa, oct A terrible
tragedy ocurrad IN Salisbury township
this county, ia which three story brick
house was blown up by dynamite and
the occupants Mir and Mrs. a. , Loim
were instantly Killed a servant named
Jac&son was seriously injured and may
die.
Ieim was wealthy and prominent cit
igen, residing near Loimville, and was an
extensive quarryman. several days age
he had trouble with his employees. con
sisting OF a gang of Italians, and it Is ho.
lieyed that they placed q large quantity
of nltroRlycerin used IN hlasting rock un.
der the largo building whilo Mr. and Mrs
Leim were at dinner with tho above re-
suits.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Sailine Vessels Fast Trip.

NEW YORK Oct. 4.--The old American
clipper ship Great Admiral arrived from
London after remarkably fast run oI 70
days. The Great Admiral is in her twen-
tysixth year, having been built ct Boston
in 1868, where she is owned.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
pen.lnn A.tlrnev Arre.ted.

ROCHESTER, Oct. #.-Georgo NJ. Dom
arost, pension attorney Of Seneca Falls,
was arrested by United states Deputy
Marshal scholl, charged with violation
of the pension laws
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
smnlInnx ID aIIda.etown.

MIDDLEToWN y. ~, Oct 4--Elaysn
cases of smallpox have been reported to
tho health board in this place, ANA these
are in the posthouso. The health board
has ordered tho two theaturs closed.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
- romnler Estntn case.

I.oNDoN, Oct 4.-Colonel Jacques and
Howell Thomas formerly q solicitor but
now undergoing torn OF penal seryitude,
were again charged on remand today with
conspiring to dofraud various persons in
connection with the claim to tho Townley
netnta
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Motto

Thomas Riley has purchased The saloon
Of Francis Il Kelley, northwest corner
Of Second and Tatnall streets, and re.
Fpectfully invites his friends to call and
see him,
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Schooner Lost.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct 4-The schoon-
er Titmouse, from Deer Isle, Mo for Bos-
ton, with a load 90 stone, struck a reef off
Thatcher island and sank in 30 fathoms.
The CROW escaped in q rawboat
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
wedding This Evening at smyrna

The marriage Of james B. Chadwick, of
near Smyi ma, and Miss Matte f Mere
dith is announced to take place this
evening at o'clock at the home Of Il Q
bride in smyrna
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
nTethodIst Munster 10 wed.

The wedding has been announced Of
Rev. ]. Willis Minner. a member Of the
Wilmington NJ e. Conference, and Miss
Lima Marvel, Of near Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Mnntnnly klllnd ! Nerro.

COLUMBIA, S. G., Oct 4-Honry Nip
per, white man, shot and Killed Charles
Boyd, a negro, on one Of the principal
streets Of tho city. Tho murder was un.
proyoked
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
TO CHANGE BUSINESS
BONA FIDE, IMPERATIVE CLOSING-OUT SALE.
In order to give our whole attention to
Merchant Tailoring Exclusively


We are making clearing sale which will continue until
every piece Of Ready Made Clothing is disposed Of
About Clothing Furnishing Goods to be
Sold without Reserve Regardless OF Cost
good many people have taken advantage of this opportunity
to buy CLOTHING CHEAP Avail yourself OF the chance
TO get suit either Prince Albert long Cutaway, Single
Doubebreasted Sack all the desirable materials for dress
business purposes mostly Fall and Winter Weights Largest
stock of Chidrens and Boys Suits and Overcoas Mems
Overcoats and Ulsters in many at HALF PRICE.
Special attention called number of lots OF Suits Of
own make gotten-up best for this Fall and Winter
Black Blue Chevots Sacks and Cutaway Also several lots
Of Suits own make made Of Sawyers Wooens n which there
lis exceptional good value Lot of Chldens Suits and
Overcoas SOC 7sc on $Loo Lot Of Boys Suits and
Overcoats SOC 75c SLoo Lot Of Mems Dress Suits,
Business Suits Overcoats Storm Coats Soc 75c ST. Lot
pairs Mems Odd Pants FOR dress business and working
purposes Soc 75c SIoo An TO be sold as quickly as
possible "A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED to get good
goods cheap.
/ OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT is on second floor at
present and contains fine selection of Suitng Overcoa
ing and Trouserng in all grades you find n the city
Come and them and you'll agree with US The cutting
under the supervision Of J. Hertfelder thoroughly
competent man. perfect fit is assured you
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Camnalgn onened IN New Hampshire.

NEWMARKET, N. H., Oct. 4.-The open
ing gun OF the Republican campaign IN
New Hampshire was fired at the town hall
in this village by Senator William y.
Chandler, who addressed large gathering.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
A Detail Of Thirty workers.

Great interest Is being taken In tie
revival service at Klngswood NJ f..
Church Thirty persons were detailed
last night for special revival work
Services will be held tonight
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
A strilfe Comuromisetl.

READING, Pa, Oct 4-The so mon
who struck at the National bolt and nut
works against a 10 and go per cent reduo-
tion agreed to accept a reduction equal to
10 and per cent and returned to work
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

The best and cheapest place to send
carpets is Electric Carpet Cleaning
Works, Phone 721, 409 Orange street.
Conway 4 Reinhart. managers.