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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-20
Missing Five Months.

Los ANGELES. Sept LIT is thought
that Carlton Kemp, a newspaper man
named McEwen and another man named
McMasters are lost in the noun tains. Last
April they app AIRED at Henry G. Roberts
outfi' ting place al the mouth of the San
Gabriel Canyon and secured three horses.
They LEFT their old ones and papers with
Roberts, aud since then nothing has been
heard of them
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-20
STABBED HIMSELF.
How a Thieving Postmaster Out
witted His Captor.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. Sept. 19-J. W.
Johnson, Deputy United States Marshal
has returned warrant issued for the ar.
rest OF j. ). Little of Mayhower, Barry
county. wanted for the opening of a
registered letter and taking $40. The war
rant was returned with the statement that
Little was dead. When Deputy johnson
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-20
WERE HANGING AROUND.
SO the Sheriff Grabbed Them for
Shareholders.

UKIAH. Sept. 19.-Sheriff johnson az
rived in this city at neon to-day with
Charles West and w. g. Wilbur, sus pected
of having robbed The Idaho stage Friday
evening last. ten miles north OF the city.
They were arrested four miles this side of
Cloverdale and bad been hanging around
This city for some days previous TO the
hOldup.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-20
RADICAL GAINS.
Result OF the Elections Held Yester-
QaY in Denmark

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 19.-The result OF
the Federal election to-day, held to re-
place twenty-five memb ers of the Lands
,nlng, was that sixteen members Of the
hlght, seven members of the Moderate
Lett and four Radicals were elected. The
Radicals gained three seats.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-20
You need

a reliable liniment in the house and
stable. For cuts, burns, scaids,
bruises, stiffjoints, etc. there's moth
ing SO healing and soothing as
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-20
Afraid of Cholera,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has asked the Secre airy OF
State to in. trnct the United States Consul
at Hamburg TO detain all emigrants from
East and West Prussia, Posen and Siesia,
during the prevalence of cholera in t lose
districts.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-20

RESTRICTIONS as VIII MAINTAIN the clrcQla-
tiUu of both gold and silver Oh parity and
we reaffirm the doctrine of the national
Democratic platform of 1892 upon the su B.
ject of currency and money"
AS the free-silver question was switched
int the discussion on the Senatorial mat
ter there was little discussion on it, the
minority report being defeated by vote
of 468 to 319. The platform as amended
was then adopted. The following ticket
was nominated:
Secretary of State, Milton Turner of
Guernsey.
Judge of the Supreme Court, James d.
Birthstone of Hamilton.
Member of the Board of Public Works,
Harry B. Keefer of Tuscarora.
S ate Commissioner of Common Schools,
DR.. j. A. Leech of Franklin.
A State Central Committee was selected
as an executive committee with Allen W.
Thurman as chairman.
Senator Brice left for the East tonight.
The movement TO censure Brce was engi-
neered by Congressman Tom johnson and
other members equally prominent from
, Northern Ohio. They came here for tina,
purpose. In their wake came Mayor Bob
Blee of Cleveland. John Sarley and others
of the city government, who are favorable
to Brice. TO prevent, il possible. the con-
sumation of Mr.. Johnson's design. They
cid prevent an open resolution of censure.
but the indirect plan was successful.
The feeling in the convention was COM
ing 10 an early climax when Senator Brice
entered the building and sat down near
the Cuyahoga delegation and among the
Northern Ohio men generally Kisses were
heard to n.inele tn the generous applause
that came from other parts of the house.
Congressman Outhwaite, who came in a
moment later, received great applause
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17
A..
Die erifc tlahridt Don GonItanse.

SbloB @aQburt lag in oiiitsrem
S9weisen oa. Die S6urmubr per=
tiinoste nit bumpfem Sball Die brittle
WorsenItunoe. Damn mar alles wie=
Der IT'LL ipie SlloOr.
Gllie 2iobon LAB an 6enIter ibres
3immers uno blifte liuneno in Die
Na6t binaus. Stunoenlans bate lie
i'm Yett gelegen, aber Die Auiregung,
in welde lie Die lid orGnaenom Greig=
niile perieBten, lieB lie feline &ube linz
ben. Miebrmals batte lie perlu6t, Die
4eOantell, welAe lie erfiiltcn. 3u bnls
men uno Den SDlaf su iudan; aber
pergebeus, Der rege 0eilt licB liW ni@t
in ieiner SbGti9teit itOren.
Sic oabte an ben SorIau Des per=
flDlienen Nbenos iDdbreno oes Sulles,
an Die PrOpDeSeibung Der alten 0aioe=
here llnO an oas plOblihe l~lnluobliein
Der GaoD GrenDille bel Dem Nnblif Der
ionDerbaren Niten. Soiite Dieier gn=
ial nllr cine 5Dl9e Oes S6redens gene
len ieiu? &aOD 8renpille bate, 10
lan9e Gllie lie fannie, nod ME i6re
6dnung perloren inO mar nod ME-
mails in guiregung Ueriebt woroen.
Stets mar lie li6 glei6 9ebllebcn, tbeil=
nabmslOs uno 9lei69iiti9 9cgen Ale3,
uuo MN beiIel lie bei benz Gnblif Der
alteu Srau plOsiib eiue Sbuma1t!
SAT- itien es iDr. ais miiIle oas ciner
tieiereu Grmo Baben. Die olte 6rdu
bate Der 8rdiin etlpas ms Obr geflii=
ltert. Soften Die Seioen iib OOn
Irilber Der tennen uno bate Die SaoD
llria6e, Die @reilin 81 iii t6ten?
gauge bei9diii9tsn li6 ibre Gjeoan-
ten nit oieler 6ra9e, oann tdrnen lie
enbli1 81 Dem Nuftritt bes @raien nit
ieinem Spbn. Don Uelbem oieier lie
Dor weni0en StunOen in aller &ilrse
bsna1ribtigt bate. Gnter unO Sobn
iuaren bon glei6 unbeu9iamem 6ba=
~ratter, unO teiner bon ibnen gum Na1-
geben geei9net. 98sl6e SOlgen mo1te
bieIes 3erwiiriniB baben! @iiroe cs
Gbnli6 weroen. Uie oas 3eriuiiriniB
oss Graien nit ieinem dlteiteu Sobne
George? Sic gelObte lID, allies aui-
Subieten, I'm cine &srlObnung Der Sei-
Den berbeisuiibren. Sreilih muBte lie
lid lager, oaB es i0mer Dalten wiirbe,
ben @raien 81 betus9cn. isine Ginmili-
0unB Su Der SerbinOung irines Sob.
nes nit Gonitanie 81 9cben, mo oieier
8egenltanO mar ia eben ole 8eranlai-
Jung 81 Dem Strsit 9eiusien.
50 wdren Osnn ibre WsOanten mie=
Der bel Dem Hdtblcl angelun9t. wel6es
lie in leBter 3eit iait mausaeieBt be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17

8rdIih 9eIproben, berUOrgeItoben, Idle
ncn 2uOD 8renpiQe aus ibrer Gritar=
rung Su erwefen. SIRE &rdite iums
melnO. ridtete iie li1 duf, so0 ibrell
Wantel oibter nm lire 6eltaIt uuo
perlieB iooam Die 0itte. Sefolat Don
SsnnD.
Srallben an9etpmmen. bortcn tie
nod oas bObnii6e 1nden Der Nlten,
ais lie Die Sbiir wieoer uerlhlDB.
Sennp bali 9aop @rcnUillr oas Giero
be Iteigen, Damn ihman0 lie Ietbit llA
III Dem Sattel, Dem Simmcl Danteno,
baB Der Seiu1 bel Der 0!teu Scre phne
llnglilG abgelauTcn mar, mo oaun ritz
ten SeiOe mieber i'm leihten 5r0b ilbsr
Die 9aioe, Dem S0loiIe III.
SaoD Grenpiae bebtc mo 500 ibren
Wantel micocrbOit Iclter nm ibrc sit
tcrnoe 6alt0lt; 0bcr Die GnpuBc ltcB nc
in Den N0den ban9cn, Dem Die Stiril
brdnntc ibr. mo Der lie umueDcnor,
tilbte gSiuO that ibr wpbi. Sdlo l0nt
ibre ben 3aum ba!tcnoe SNno mott
nicOcr, mo ibr SOpf nei9te lid lblper
pOrnilber Orf Die Sruit. ScnnD n01nl
Oicle Scme9unN Der SnoD mabr llno
iiir1tetr. Dap tic in nNdlirn NtNen=
bid obnrnaAti9 Dom YIeroe ltlirScn
weroe.
80, Mplaon" risi lie bcitiirSt, Oer=
iud)en Sic es. liA auirc4t Sl Dalten.
0dtten mir Oieien Seiu6 opb ME me
ternDmmen!"
lFit elmer 9eiualtIamen I%nltren9un0
rihtete Ii1 SaOD Brenuile pon Nellcnl
auf unb mar beltrebt. llh allf Dem
YierOe auire6t 81 bnlten. Ter cite
0uiocbuI Log bercIts binter ibuen; 0ber
aud idon b~egunnen Die erIten StraD=
len oes unbre6enoen MDr9en5 lih am
9immel SIT seigen. 9tur milDlam be-
balptete Die 6rdiin nod ibre ardite.
%, mas Ioll ib beainneH?" riei
Seunv in ppller Ser5lueiflung bel bic
len gSabrnsbmun9en. ,,SSir t0nnen
uiht bier uutcr freiem Simmcl bleiben
uuo 3eit sum- gusruben oiirIeu mir
audi nibt Uerlieren. =, Mplaop, 9ul=
ten Sic MIR nod cine @sile aua. Sn
elmer balben Stunoe t0uren mir 81
Sauie iein; sD9ern mir aber ldngsr, 10
niiroe Dns SienitperlOnal ibon wad)
ieir, llnD allies D1re oerratDen."
Sieie lebten Worte iiben cine un9lei0
mdbtigere 9Sirtung auf Die 9dop aus,
ais llle anoeren. 0eiualtlam raffte re
lire leBten &rdfte suiammen. Damn
trieb lie i9r YferO SIT grOBerer GIle an
uno enoll1 mar @allburt 9liifli1 er=
rei6t.
Ssnnp i9wan9 lib BON ibrem YierDe
uno bali Der 8rafin ablteigen. pel6s,
biz sum Spoe eri90pI., lih bon Senup
al Die Gin9an9stbiir, Oh wslbe tie
ods SblOB perlailen bate, .~,leiten lieB.
glls lie Die Sbiir erreibten, blisb SaoD
Grenuile ite9sn ulO iaBte nit Nnltren=
9lng:
80, oas aeniist. SD oante S6nen,
Sennp. SD tann nun alsin Ssben."
Sennp oifnete leile Die Sbiire, lieb
Die 8rGiin ms Saus treten uno iAlob
Damn ebeniO leiie wisoer; bieralli
brahte lie Die Yieroe IN ben Stall su=
rid uno elite fort, I'M gubenbOlm aui
benz tilrSeiten gSe9e 81 erreiben.
2aop Grenpille i1lepptc iib miibiam
olrb ben Corridor an Der @anO bin;
ais lie aber ourb Die Sale Der Sreppe
sui6reiten wOlte, i9tuantte ibre Gs=
italt einen Iugenblif, uuo i'm nGdIten
MOment iant lie plObli1 uno ple leb=
log 81 Spoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17
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tlaiitiden unO faui uuii6su
8urius
9eboreu.
Seoiusunsen iGr bas ianimonatli6s &c.
meter;
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
FIVE MORE CARRIERS.
Postoffice Department Allows Increase
of Force of This City-Names
OF New Men.

The post Office department at Wash
inEton has notified Postmaster Wand
ling that after Sept / five additional
mail carriers will be allowed for this
city.
This was pleasant news for the post
master, as no has been anxious since he
went into Office to redistrict the city
and give more frequent deliveries to
certain sections OF the city. but his
limited force Of carriers would not
allow him TO do 80,
AT present Mr.. Vsudling has force
OF twenty-seven carriers and the five
new men will give him force Of thiG-
ty-two. Those who will receive tho
appointment are the present substitute
carriers in the order of seniority. Their
names are Elmer Afick, George Jones.
(coloTed), w. G. Cannon, John Maloney
and Richard Grimes. That will leave
only one substitute, George r. Gehrer,
on the force. Additional substitutes
will be appointed as soon as the result
Of the recent civil service examination
Is made known.
After the first Of September there
will be three deliveries daily on Sand.
erson's Hill, four in Providence and
three Ia the business section Of Green
Ridge. Hyde Park has had three de-
liverios for some time past. One Of
che new carriers will be put on the
South Side and two more In the central
city. 1t is the intGntion 20 create a
now route to incluie Washington ave-
uua from Lackawanna to Vine street
with the intersecting streets from
Washington TO Adams avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
NO GUTTER is He.
Or. Raggerty VIII Try 10 Have Con.
ways License Revoked
ing to Take Place Today.

The men whom DR.. Haggerty ae-
cuses OF assNultiug him were not az
rested yesterday. although they were
expecting call from constable at
any moment. Soma people who don't
know tho combative doctor very well
believed that he had concluded to let
the cases drop rather than court tho
further notoriety that they will inevi-
tably bring. How far they were wrong
In their surmises iS TO be judged from
the fact that the doctor has not only
not lot the cases drop, but has begun
other litigation as woll.
Yesterday afternoon he stated to .
TRIBUNE reporter that he would have
his ASSISTANTS arraigned before Alder.
man Fuller at 8 o'clock this moruing
and that he had instructed his attorney,
E. G. NewooIube, to petition court to
grant rule to compel 2. j. Conway to
show cause why his license shall not
be revoked.
The doctor says he can prove that
the Conway house Is open on Sundays
aud that liquor has been sold there on
the Sabbath.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
CITY NOTES.

Tribune readers leavin. for their
summers vacation can have heir favor
ite paper sent to them without extra
cost, by notifying this Office Of the de-
sired changes IN the paper'S address.
Attorney G. S Woodruff, assignee Of
John l.. aud John L. L.,Travis, yesterday
fled his report With Prothonotary Pryor.
Among the unquostionably attractive
features at Martins hotel on Penn avenue,
is family OF rattlesnakes, four in num-
Der, one Of which is ten feet long.
Rufus o. Bryant, AL Williams and Frank
Snyder have been appointed substitute po-
licemen to take the places Of Officers Sloat,
Day and Block, who go to camp with the
regiment.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by the clerk Of the courts to Martin f.
Moran and Bridget l.. Wright, of Arch
bald; Frank Burke and Lavina A, Walsh,
Of Minooka; William Hughes and Ella
Donovan, Of Scranton.
At tonights meeting Of common council
the ordinances providing for license taxes
on electric wire poles, and providing for
the vacating OF the abandoned Pittston
turnpike between Gibbons and Sandera
streets will probably be passed on third
and final reading.
Pocono Tribe, No. 23O Improved Order
of Red Men, will have an adoption this
evening, A large delegation is coming
over from Hyde Park and South Side to
witness the work Of Pocono and Lehahanas'
team, which is said to be the best in the
valley. Al Red Men are welcome to the
hall at 419 Lackawanna avenue.
Contractor Ferguson's bids on Tenth
sewer district work were so low that the
city engineers estimate was cut nearly in
half. The city engineer Is consequently
engaged in preparing new estimate
schedule so that the clause In the contract
which allows half payment on the ap-
proximate cost will not so closely approach
the entire bid
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09

sions OF the season and promises to bs
well attended. not ouly by ali Mssons.
their wives and families. but also by
their friends from both far and near.
This will be a grand opportunity for
mothers 10 take their children for .
days outing TO enjoy the cool mountain
breszes and the boating on the placid
waters OF Ariel, In which the young
take 80 much delight
All arrangements have been made to
make 1t q day Of perfect snjoy ymens,
and those who fall to accompany this
excursion will mias o treat. Bauer S
orchestra will furnish the music OF the
day, and that in itself is ample guaran-
tee OF a pleasant time. Refreshments
Will bs served on the ground to those
desiring 1t.
Excursion train leaves the Erie and
Wyoming Valley station. on Washing
ton avenue, at s 30 d. M. and return
ing, arrives In Scranton at about Z y
IN. Adulsa faro for round trip 70 cents; /;
children, So cents. TickStS may hV
obtained from members Of tho Ohspsar,
or al the station on morning Of tbs cx'
cursion.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
OBJECTED TO WEISS.
Hungarian Would Not Allow That
Constable to Arrsst Him.

Hungarian Would Not Allow That
Constable to Arrest Him
A strapping young Hungarian who
drives u wagon connected with the
car shops created considerable excite
ment yesterday morning by wiping up
tho plank pavement near the car shops
with the person Of Constable Wiess
and Polunder, who was to prosecute
the charge upon which the Hungarian
was wanted
Weiss ordered the Hungarian to get
down from his wagon and whsn he
refused, the constable, with tho assist.
ance of tho prosecutor, attempted TO
pull him of tbs seat Then the Hun
sariau did come down. He came down
heavily and landed upon tho constable
and prosecutor. After thoroughly
whipping both of them he resumed his
place on tho wagon and drove off as If
nothing had happened.
Later IN the day the warrant for his
arrest was plaood In the hands Of Off
Ger Coleman. He was found on the
aats and quietly accompanied the Off
GER to the station house. Ga the way
thither he told the officer that he
would not let Weiss arrest him.
The Hungarian was wanted In the
first place for obtaining money under
false pretenses, but now he will have
the additional charge Of assault aud
battery upon an officer to answer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
INSTRUCTIONS TO coLLEcToRs.
Latter Issued TO Tnsm by County Com.
DlSrtonorR.

Letter Issued to Tnsm by County Com.
DisGionors.
The county commissioners have ad-
dressed to the tax collectors in the
boroughs and townships OF the county
the following letter Of Instructions;
Sir: In view OF recent decision Of the
supreme court of Pennsylvania declaring
the act Of juno 20, 1885, constitutional, the
county commissioners In pursuance Of said
decision, instruct you to proceed with the
collection OF state, county and bridge taxes
as follows:
On nil state, county and bridge taxes
paid to you within sixty days from the
date Of giving notice, you will allow re-
bate of per centum TO the person paying
tho same.
At the expiration of sixty days period
you will collect the whole amount Of taxes
charged ON the duplicate without making
any allowance or deduction whatever, ex-
cept on certificates Of abatement granted
by the county commissioners.
When the duplicate has 6een In your
hands six months you will then from that
time on add penalty Of s per centum to
all taxes remaining unpaid.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
THE CHIEF is HERE.
superintendent OF Post ofioo inspectors
ArriUas In This Citv

Superintendent OF Post ofloo inspectors
Arrives In This City.
General Edgerton, chief postofflce in
aDector OF the division comprising
Pennsylvania, New Jersey aud part Of
Maryland, arrived in this city last
evening and was in consultation with
Inspector Owing until late hour last
night. Heis the oldest man in the ser.
vice, being upwards Of so years Of age,
and is reputed to be one Of the very
best detectives in the government SER
vice.
That no small amount OF importance
is attached to the postoffloe robbery Is
evidenced by the presence Of the chief
inspector. 1t is but rarely that no
leaves his headquarters in Philadol.
and when he does it Is always on bust
mesa of the greatest Importance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
DIED

FASSOLD.--At Greenwood, Tuesday, Aug
8, Edward Fassold, son Of the late Ed
ward Fassold, proprietor Of the Green
wood hotel, aged IL years and months.
Funeral Friday at p. m., from the resi-
dence.~ Interment at Pittston Avenue
cemetery.
LOFTUs-John Lotus, aged IS years, at
his residence on Parker street, Dun
more, Wednesday evening Funeral Sat
urday morning from st. Mary's Catholic
church, Dunmore.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
Exeursion to Farvlew.

For delightful trip so to Farvlew on
Saturday, Aug. II. It will be one Of the
best outings of the season. There will be-
base bali game, shooting gallery, and
plenty of other attractions to make the
day 2 pleasant enc.
Scranton division No 60, Uniformed
Rank Knights OF Pythias is going on that
date. The fare for the round trip is only
go cents for adults, and so cents for chill
drer. This is the lowest rate offered this
season, so do not miss 1t. Germania band
and orchestra will furnish the music. The
train will leave the Delaware and Hudson
new depot on Lackawanna avenue at s. ID
q. u.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09

naighbors by their carousals. Com
plants were entered and the house was
raided by Constable DeLong and
Special Officer Tisrney, who succeeded
in landing the entire crew before the
bar Of justice
The white women were not a bit
abashod 10y the revelation o. their con-
sorting with colored meu. but went
away after THAR fines had been paid,
arm In arm with their male conf
panions. The police will keep an eye
on this little colony, and in case OF
further disturbances, they will ba So
verely dealt with.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09

On August 10th and 1lth tho North.
Western Line will sell excursion tickets TO
Denver, Pueblo and Colorado Springs and
return az exceedingly low rates; tickets
good for return passage until September
18th. inclusive Solid Vestibuled trains,
cars through between Chicago and Dsnyer
daily, via The Chicago and North Western
Railway. For detailed information apply
to agents OF connecting lines, or address
w. A. Thrall General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Chicago. "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09

erick Carpenter, who is resident Of
Scott township. Attorney D. J, Rsedy
fled the papers in the case for Mrs.
Carpenter
This warning couple were married
on March 49, 1888, and Mrs. Carpenter
declares that on and after May 1, 1891,
Mr., Carpenter so i'll treated her and
made her life so burdensome that on
May 49, 1893. she was compelled TO
withdraw from his home in Scott
township, They have no children.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
uP WITn a BALLOON.
Charles Gabrioh's Great Exhibition at
Laurel Hill Park.

Upwards of $500 persons saw the
balloon ascension at Laurel Hill park
yesterday afternoon and evening,
On account of an accident sustained
BY Miss Lulu Randall at Cincinnati on
Monday, by which her foot was injured,
abe was unable to make the ascension,
ana Charles II. Gabrioh went up both
afternoon aud evening.
In the afternoon he aecanded dis
tancs OF 5000 feet and in the evening
attained height Of 1900. He made
his deseents with the assistance OF par
achutss, both times landing near the
Catholic church at Dunmore.
II was one Of the most successful bal
loon ascensiong ever seen In the city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09
BIGGER BAR ENCLOSURE.
Changes That Are Being Made In Court
Roomg.

OHHHHvb AIlHV xALV ANIIA tAKt4IA0 III OOUTN
Rooms.
The court rooms at the court house
are being renovated and put in q
clean and presentabl9 condition for the
fall term Of court which opens next
month.
Carpets have been taken up end
cleaned and that which covers the floor
Of court room No. 2 is now being re-
layed. In the maiR court room the rail
which separates the bar enclosure from
the auditorium has been moved, in-
creasing the space within the enclos.
ur0.
sSats have been taken up and the
room is receiving thorough overhaul
ing.
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sRoEg UP O CHECKER GAME.

Black and White Revsllors Arrostsd by
officers.
Four colored men, one OF whom had
q white wife, Gpd two white women
were hauled up before Alderman Fitz-
s.mmona sud heavily fined sor creating
3 disturbance Tuesday night.
This crowd occupied the quarters
over Babcock's feed sstore on Franklin
avenue and frequently annoyed the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-09

Conway House, 132 and 154 Penn Ava,
is where you will always find good service
and courteous treatment the table is al
ways supplied with the best in the market
Transient and local trade solicited. .
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YOUNG People FROM MiNooRa.

They Were Made Man and Wife la the
Court House.
Frank Burke and Lavina a. Walsh,
OF MinookS, were among those who ap-
pliod for q marriage license to Clerk OF
tho Courts Thomas yesterday,
They appeared In wedding costumes
and as Qoon az the license WAS made out
Alderman Fuller WAS sent for and
mada the young people from M!uooka
man and wife according to the solemn
form nrAsorlh hel bY Inv.