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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
0prfiht nit ben 3aeen !!

8lrsli6 ipielten in elmer 9erIinsr
8orfaet mebrsrs 8naben nit elmer sroBsn
8ase. Bl6sIid iprans bas Tier benz
ssbnidbrisen Sobne zines IrbeiterS ins
@eiidt unb bib iid bort 10 feh, baB iis
NIT @eipalt IosssrlHen tperben mubte.
Der 2nabe brad blutiiberitrbmt ,uiam.
men un6 mubte i6Ieunisit iad Der eIters
lidsn Wpbnuns un6 bon bort mad benz
8ranfsnbauie seidafft tpsrben, in ipeI'
dem er isbs4 baIb mad Der ginIiefsruns
perfarb. b.-aus 2pnbcn ipirb seIdrisbsn I:
Ginen entiebIiden Sob bat bier Der
bsutide Bu1bultsr Nlbert PauI 85nis
ssfunben. aIs CT unIdnsit abenbS mad
Sauie sins, fab CT cine berumirrenbe
8abe auf Der StraBe. 86nis, Elm grocer
5isrfreunb. ftreideIte iis. plbbIi6
ipurbe ie ipiIb unb bib ibm ben 9iasel
oes Daumens bur6. 9lnideinsnb ipar
bic Wunbe. idDn mad einisen Sasen
ssbsiIt bann aber iteqten ii6 S6mer.
sen in Der Ssite elm. Ser binsugerufene
ar,t erfannte ben Sal iofOrt als Wufer.
fbeu. Rab ben furbtbariten 8rdmpfen
psri&ieb a6nis stuei Gage ipdtsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
9ehiah &alleh Giienbaln So.

3lse ssrlaRtn SCRANTON fir philadelphia unb
9isp gprf per .. & 3. ". R. UNI 8 Mprasus,
1910, 2.3S unb II. .35 NaGm., per .. G. & gB,
u. u. 600, sos, ft.20 M. unb t.30 Nadm.
8erlafrn Scrantcn fir pittstpn unb Wilfss-
barre per 3. I. s. 9B. R. H. 800, sos, tt.20
Wprstns, t.30, $50, COY, 9.3S Rabmi.
8erlalrn SCRANTON fur Wbite Sapsn, Salle-
ton, ppttspile uup alien yunftsn Der Beaver
Wleabpw uub ppttspile i3peigtn, per 6. & gB.
y. GAO Dr., per .. & >. 8 N, 1910, 2.3S,
4.t6 Nadm.. per .. 7. s. gB. ". &. am go,
sos, II 20 Mprsens, t.30, $50 Wabmittaas.
8srlaisn Serantpn fur Setblsbfm, Cation,
Seaoius, Sarrisburs une alien 3pii6fnpunfitn
per .. & 8. &. &. am 500 d., 1910, 2.38
II ,35 Nahmittass, per .. {. 81 QB. 600, sos,
tf.20 N, t.30 gia6m.
8erlahsu SCRANTON fir Sunfbaunpd. SOwaH-
ba, Glmira, Stbara, @fnspa unb 3piIhsnpunf-
ten per .. s 8. Ut. &. UNI 907 M., f2.i0unb
1 .35 9lahm., per 3 { & gB " VI am sos NP
t.30 Na6mitass.
8srIalsn SCRANTON fir &pbtlitr, Buffalo,
Niasara 6Glen, Detroit, Gbiraso unb ptfibtn
puuftsn per . & 8 R U 9.07 M, f2 10, 9.f5,
1t.35 Na6m., per 3 { & 9B U q unb pittstpn
3unetipn 8 08 Wl, t.30, 9.3S Nadni., per 9, s.
0 U R 3.4t Radm.
Sir Gmira unb @thsn per SaIamanea, per
. & 8 & & 9.07 3d.. 1910, 6.f5 Na1mittas,
per . 6 s. gB sos R., f.30, COZ Nahm.
puImann parler une Sblafs peer Z. y.
SsIslpassn auf alien 3iissn spildsn {. & 81.
9unetipn cer gBilfesbarre iino glsp yorf, pbi-
labelpbia, Buffalo uup Suspsnfon 8riids.
&plin 3. @ilbur, @sn. Cup. Seif Div.
Gbas. 9. Sec, Sen. palf. astnt, pbiabsI-
pbia, ga.
u. W. Nonnsma6er, aiIt. @tn. paif. gssnt
Sip Sstblsbtm, pa.
Weitsrs 9lusfunft rtbeilt 9B. {. prspr, Stabt-
agent, 309 Qada Mpenue, SCRANTON, Ya.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
Der Srt Great Talls

in Wlpntana am 5itIi9sn Mbbans bes
5sIisnssbirsss 1T, mie bic ,Seiiidrifi
fit gleftrotednii" msIbet, berart mil
eIsttriider 8etrisbsiraft berisben, bat
man ibn cine ,,eIsftriide Stabt'' nennsn
fbnnte. Drei Weilen oberbalb ees Ortes,
bel ben BIad eagles Sails. bat mar
quer burd ben Dliiouri sinen Damn
aufsefibrt, baour& ben SIuB ansefaul
unb bstreibt nun mitteIit beS bon Der Nn.
itauuns abssIsiteten @aEsrs 5urbiner
unb Dpnamomaidinen, tpsI&e bic sIef.
triide 8etrisbsfraft in aussisbieer Rsns,
Iiefern. Die @aaen Der eleftriiber
SkaBsnbabn iinb nidt nur eIeftriid
bsIeu6tet, ionbern aud mitteIft gleftrisi'
tat esbeiat. acknowledgements, Sebe'
frabne, 9ruderpreiien, @aHerf66pf'
Sorridtunsen, iOsar SteinfIopfer, furs
Naidinen allsr art, bic fid in bel
Stabt I'M 8eirieb bsfinbsn. erbalten ibr,
8strisbsfraft bon ben gIsftrisitatspsrfen
IS in elm sans eeip6bnlider Anblid, au
ben StraBen Dpr Nsubnuten Dibrtel'
mii6mai6 i6insn in 2bdtisteit su ieben, BIZ
bur6 einen eleftrii6en 2eitunssbrab
nit Der nd6ten 2eitunsstanse bsrbur
ben iinb. Die SIeiider baden, bi
Speiiepiriidaften fodsn baS Slsiid. bi
8auHeute mablen ben aaffee, bic S9nei
Der beben ibr 8IseIeifen, bic Sausfrauel
treiben ibre Ndbmaidins, foden, badel
unb beisen ibre 3immer init gIettrisitdt
8odberbs. Bad unb 8rat6fen, SdOrn
iteine iino in Der IidtpOlen Stabt ldnsi
iibertpunbene @inridtnnssn elmer psrsan
senen 8uIturspo9e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
Bas aaItbIatisteit Bel Ser siensn,uSt

8as 8aItbIiitisfeit BEL ber 8isnensudt
permas ,eist Elm in 8nSolItabt auf elmer
SmtsrperlammIune ersdbltes 8siipiel.
Gin ettpa sebnidbriser 8nabs itanb bars
bduptis nabe bel benz 8ienenltanbe, aIs
sben elm S4iparm aus,os. Nad eini.
gem SinunoberfIiesen nabm bic a5nisin
lbren SIP auf bem 3opfs bes Rnaben
unb raid fOIsten 2auienbe bon 8isnsn.
Der Batter, Der bic Sadlass iofort srs
fannie, rief bem Sunsen, Der i6on otter
belm S6iuarmfahen suoeisben bate. nur
in aaer Gle su: ,,Rdbr Did MIDI,
Sansl Wlad ben Diuns unb bic glusen
su, i6 ipsrb' ben Sbnarm eIei6 taufen
unb sinfafen !" Der 8nabs sebortte,
Der Batter soB @aHsr iiber ben bon
8ieuen einsebiilIten &opf bsS 9naben,
bog lebteren etpas nab born unb ltrit
nit sinem Seoeripii6 bic sanse @eisa.
i6aft in einen untereebaltensn StrOb'
forb. Ser 8nabe bate tsinsn sinsiser
Std erbaItsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
SacuumieheI.

Suferinbuitrie berporsegau9en finb
Ober bon berielben siinitis beeiufluBt
werben. ssolsenbe I3ablen ipreden
I'm Sabre 1893 sebrau6te bic 3uders
inbultrie In ben Ser. Staatsn 220,s
GOO, 900 Oauben, 100000 Paar
3edel unb 1OO,OoO,OOO Hsiien fiir
.3uderidGer; 100000 Dauben,
$50, 900 Baar Dedel fir Sirupfdiier (;
10000 Sdlier gtdssl unb 5000 Tonnen
Stabl fir SirupfaGerreifen. Die
Daubsninbuftrie beiddftist ben 8inter
iiber allein 5000 Nrbeiter.
Bebeutenb lit bel Der 3uderraffinerie
Der Verbrauh BON iosenannter pSnos
6eni6mdr;e," elmer nit beionberer
Sor9falt aus 8noden berseftellten
3o5le, mel6e gum Siltriren Der fliiifis
gen Sudermaiie bient. Die Siltrirs
apparate in Der 8rooflpner Raffinerie
entbalten ie 10000 Pfunb 8nodens
i6mdrje.
Der Sorsans, bur6 pslden aus benz
Robmaterial, nel9es idbrli6 mebr als
1000 Sdiffe mad bielem 2anbe briu>
gen, Der ssreiniste 3uder berssfteut
wirS, 1T Elm tompli;irttr. 3nsrft tommt
bas RObmaterial In sroBe 8ufen, tn
Delbeu man eS fiebet. Diele betnben
fid In Der Brooflpner anlase, mte
iibrisens in ben msiiten anberen auf,
au sbener @rSe. Bon ba trsiben md1s
tise Yumpeu bic fliiiise Mtaiie 1876 SUP
bod mad benz oberlteu StOdwerf, mo
es 9robe 8eliel, bic iosenannteu .BlOp'
ups" In welaen fi9 DampfrSbrenses
wiube befinben, 3u ipeiterer @rbisunS
aufnebmen. Dieter Borsaus erforbert
etpa 10 bis 20 Wtinuten. Dann &C.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

oDhoNhthll'hNiN '" NhSoAtfhs
Ranse ,ismli6 melt poran itsbt, n1mti6
an neunter Stelle i6ou. glu6erben 1T
slmerifa aub eiuer Der itdrfiten 3ons
iumenten beS iiibsn glrtifels, benn pou
ben 6,73O,po0 1onnen 3uders, wel6e
1T Der letten Grnte auf Der @rbe pros
bI;irt tpuroen unb BON melden etpa
100000 tonIumirt tperben, fommt
aui slmerifa allein eiu 8erbrau9 bon
1 800, 900 Tonueu.
gln eiuem Beilpiel polleu mir pers
iu9en, bem 9eier cine mebr in'S Detail
Sebenbe Daritellung Der t3iifern uub
Daten, wel9e bel oieier Snbuitrie In
8etra9t fommen, 5u seben.
Die mddtislte @eiellitaft oes 2ans
bes, bic nslmericau Susar Refinins
gompang," bat ibr sr6Btes Gtablilier
msnt in 8rOoflDn, &. s. Dafelbe
umfaBt iieben sroBe, bObe @ebdube,
belbditi9t nabe3u 5000 glrbeiter unb
probu5irt tdsli6 $4,000 SaB ober
4,500, 900 Pfunb 3uder. Sn oirefter
Yerbinbung init bieier Raffinerie itebt
cine ausse69nte tiifersi, ipsl6e fir bic
n6tbi9en Safer lor9t, inbeb aud neben'
bel 9eI6dfte nladt, ba fie TN Gag
se9en 1890 Safer beritellen fann.
@s mag bier geiast perben, baB in Der
aiifersi Die Safer leoiglid juiammen.
9elett merben. Die Daubeu, Dedel
unb Sol,reifen werben in ben 0albs
resionen sema6t, bon mo- iie beritanl'
men.
Wtan seminnt i6on bierburd einen
8esriff, mie Nebeninbuitrien aus Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
aanbbeit Fam niat sebeilt tpersen

onrd IofaIs appIitationsn. neil fe ben franfsn
Sbeil bss Sbres nidt erreiheu fonuen. 90
siebt uur sinen Neg. Die Saubbeit su firirsn.
unb Der iif burd eonftitutonele SeilmitteI
saubbeit ipiro burd sineu snbinoeisu 8utano
Der idIeimisen ausfIsonns Der gufadiiden
H6bre peruriadt. Benn oieie 86bre fid eut.
,inoet. babt Sbr einen rumptlnoen Son oser
lnpolltommsnes Gebor; unb peun fie gang 9s.
idloiisn if. srfOlst Saubbeit uuo iuenn Die
gnt5iinouns nidt asboben unb oieie 2obre ipie.
Der in ibren geb6rigen 3uitano beriest weroen
fanu niro oas 9sbor fur INNER jerftort per.
ben; nsun 8dIlsu nter ssbn fnb burd Satarrb
peruriatt, ueIder uidts aIs elm enbiinoeter
3uitano Der fdleimi9en Sberfdden it,
@ir poIlsn einbunoert Dollars fir ieoen
(ourd Satarrb beruriadten) 8au bon Saubbsii
ssben. ben mir ntdt ourd Giunebmen bon
Sal's Satarrb.sur beiIsn fOnnen. aabt gud
umionlt gireuIare fommeI.
& 8. Gbeneb 4 60, SoIeoo, 8.
n6s- 8ertauft bon allen apoibefern, 75c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

in Der preBSuder'Abtbetlufg.
3uders nidt nur cine iebr anitrensenbe.
5onoern aud cine iebr beibe lift, 10 bae
In pielen abtbeilunSen Die 2eute &C.
3puusen iinb, slei9 ben 8afern einen
3beil ibrer 9leioun9 abjulesen.
Die slus9aben, ipelde Die Sabrifa.
tion bes Suders ueruriadt, m6sen bier
Sur9 Die Wfittbeiluns illuitrirt wsroen,
oab Die nImericau Cougar Refinins
Company" in ben lesten brti Sabren
iiber $35, 200, 900 fir Ysrbeiierunsen,
Maidinen, 9Dbne, gerpaduns II. T. M.
aus9e9eben bat, In runber Summe
81 600, 900 baar i'm Monat. Der Sc
pinu, ben iie on einem Pfuno oeS GEE
nobnli6en 5uders ma9t, bstrast cinen
Yiertelcent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
Sdiitternbe SsaFer.

lanst bic Maiie burd lanse Sadfiltsr,
mclcbe bie frenoen 86rper In Der Wfais,
Die sinen Sat biloen miiroeu, juriids
balten, ein Stodperf tiefer, mo tie In
Deri9ieoens IrO9e pertbeilt mirb. Bon
bieien eublit ipiro iie, wisosrum elm
Stodperf tiefer, mad ben bsreits err
pdbuten Snobeni6pdrsefiltern seleitet.
9iad oieiem SorSans lit bic Wfaiie
weiB uno ourdiidtis, in bem semiini6s
ten I3uitano medanii6er unb aemii1sr
Reinbeit. Sc hanoelt fih nun oarum.
ibr bic fefts Sorm ;u seben. D. b. ibr
ben @aiisrssbalt gu eutjieben. Dies
ssibieht sund9it in ben luftoi6t oer'
idlolieuen, sepaltisen Saeunmfeiisln.
Dort mirb iie eiuer gang anberorbent'
li6en Site ausseiset, wel6e bic Srt'
italliIatiOn Der Malie bewirft.
Sn 8rootlpn bsfinbsn fi6 flint iol'
der 0iieisufeiiel pom siuer aapaittat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
6kfft 51erIintin.

rylun, Sans, On bait ssbeiratbet-
ipie seiallt Dir bic Sad' p"-pSa weiBt
o., 9lanbl, ba tann mo- bic eriten fiinfs
uubjmanais Sabr' mig @'wiies ia9en u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
Treb. Martin's
2patarF Wotel
233 s 235 4enu MDe.

@arme uno taIte 6peiien su ieber &ases.
Jeit. 9. Robinlon's Bier an 3apf. 6enfter
Rfe1er uno @Ouosram Sdnaps. gbam.
pagner auo Rbein @eine. Seiber 9unld
ieoen @orsen. Glsttriids 8dder; feline
Hlieaen. SeIephou SO. 1874.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
@riJ,urre Anfpnhe.

Sefonom (ber fi6 itarf an9ebeis
tert NIT Der Belibaube in's 9ett selest
fat, i'm Duisl am anoeren Wfor9en):
rSafra, warum bring id benn beut'
teinen S1eitel jiamm'?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
3enfe's Sotel,
215 Ysnm Nbe., Seranton. Ya.

Ginem psrebrten bsutfden 9ubIifum eut.
pfebIs id meH SoteI beftens Die btfteu
importirten unb einbeimiiden 8iere uno an.
osrs @strante, unb porJisIide Gisarren.
8eionoers preiswiirois iinO bic bon mir
ielbit importirteu
8bein. Moiel- uno lln9ariueine.
gs teiduet adtuns
Hlbert 3enfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

10 Sefeat bas ,.8o9snbIatt"-
enthdlt als 9la4ri4ten-$2 iabrlid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

5ttaa TIT ,trtn,teetrbnt?
Denn man I'M 98irtbsbaus einen
paien iBt unb friest oarauf einen Sasen'
amrler.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04
vueber 1lerpen."

Sier 1T ettuas Serniinftiees uno ,olIte
nns aIle intereiiiren. Or. Sdpop's I'm
teriudunsen baben seSeist, baB penn Der
Sanpfnerr enies Wrmes pber Beines ourd,s
t9nitten fptro, ooer tuenn elm beitdnoiaer
Druid auf oieie Nerpen aus9eibt tpiro, bic
Wfnsfeln 9eldbmt neroen. Or fano, baf
2eben unb 8raft aui Werpenitdrfe beruben
nnO oieies 1T oie lriude, baB iosenannte
Slitreini9nngsmittel MIR ppriberaebcnbe
Ginbernns seipdbren. gr fanb ebenfaIs,
oaB gepiiie Rerpen Die Sbatiateit bes
Wtagens, Der 2eber, Rieren un6 aubereu
inneren Srsane fontrplliren.
Or. SdpppY @ieberberiteIIer III
Elm SeiImittel fir Wagen-, 2eber. iinb gtieren.
&rantheiten inbem oerielbe sur Stdrfuna
uno grndbruu9 bieier yteruen beitrdaf.
9ieie Reoijin lit fein Merpine ooer aiitiaes
yferpenrei5nittel. = 8roo, 6leiid, Rarfofs
teln II. I. no., erseugen Blut uno ipenn bic
Seroauiings Organe gei6wddt iinb, 70
mnB als nntirlide Solge Der ueberaara
bon Speiien In Blut Elm ibpader iein un6
aus oemielben @runbe bort bic Sbdtiafeit
Der Seroannngs Sraane auf tuenn bic
Rerpen gejdwddt finb. ST oiei,s nidt
einlea6tenb? Or. SCOOPS 8iebers
beriteIler perbinoert unb heiIt oieie
sfranfheiten, inbem oerielbe bic n5tbiae
yiernentratt ifafft uno erhdlt unb efn
geriub ipiro bid bierpon iiberSeugen.
Sn apOtbeisu Ooer franco per Grpreb fir si.oo.
@ Der beutide ,gBeg.
fpeiier sur @eiun6bsit1,
2 Af tuel6er bic 8ebanblung
VTk d nit bieier Wtebisin genaii
N&EHA beidreibt, nebit Broben,
f% H4$HA tperoen on ir9eno eine
As1& goreiie frei nersanbt.
AE&aklvisl @lan fdreibe on
Sr. S6oop. @og 8. Haeine. @is.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-04

9auIsnos bon Tdnnsrn nuo Grauen tsstss1
jdbrIih BON uns asbsIt, tpeIdbt 10 arg NIT Widen:
teiotn bsbaitet iparsn, bob ft flo Mot ttnmat
biiden tonnisn um cine StfdHaotI pom Bootn outs
jubtbsn, obns bic ibrsdlititen S@merstn auslu.
ftben. Rad, BEN bsben zines @tgtnftannts ODER
fhmsrer Nrbtit tuareu he oft taes' une tpottn'
lang betildeerta. ansihtuttfuuetn uno Jnois'
fretionen iinb man6mal bic nrtahtn oiftes utbtis,
pbtpobI es pspbhntih aui 2enotntutb notr Whtn'
matsmus lurideefibrt tueroen faun, ootr otr Bors
Idufer Der griabtf fhen ardnfhsit. bon barnrubr,
0trpenihmdde. friihjsitieem Bufaue u. ]. 70. ~.
Reun uuter JtbH Wdnneru uno 6rautu. ptl1s an
bteier Qranfbeit uno 6amdde ots Riidens itiotH'
pernadldiIisen fe. uno mas fno BITE 6olptnf =
1lniGglihes gleno unb bet oieIsn Wrmutb ourh
fortipdbrtnoe Retbnuugeu fiir 9oftortn uno Yltot.
jinsn. 8sisu 9eibsnosn oftsrirtn mir Elm poFtioss
MlitttI, namIih Sr. Sanesn'e elsttrts
tdeu @lrtel. ipti4sr Gin bsi1stesnts. t.oo9
fherss uno uatiirIihes Wittel. obne WHfpsnonne
bon 9rosuen biiost uno heilt, no ous anotrsn
UaittsI fsbIiaiassH.
9r. VI. z. eauoeu. Bertbsr 6trr i-gs madt
mir erobts BtreHiisen 9bneu lu i4rsthtn. oaB 10
NIT BEN @iirttl iebr Jufrt6eH bin. Sdl battle elm
jebr droniihts RddenIeioen uno fonHts mtd faf
gar uidt nom plabe bepeaeu. Dabd bate ID tort'
tel sinias 3tit ettrassn esridpanetn bic e&msI::
zen, unD itbt bin Id uouhdnoie pitoer htretttut
nno fam nitine Hrbeit ohue 6torune usrrt9itn:
pisiusr Rtinune nat eisbt % fsin bsiitrss Wittsi
fir itipatbtn Ridtn tpis Or. Sanoen's Gltstriiatr
@HrtsI 9bepeors 6hmt6.
ga Dean aps. Ssrisp Gitp. y. 3.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-08
MURDER All TIE POLLS.
Fight for a Ballot Box Results in Fatal
.sGun PIsy."

.sGun Play"
A drunken crowd of no particular pol
itical party attempted to get POSSESSION Of
the ballot Of the ninth precinct of the
Twenty-third ward The judges and po-
liceman resisted and fight followed in
which rcvolvers were freely used The
following were injured: Gus Coleander
judge of election, shot through stomach,
will die; j. K Waters, clerk of election.
officer. shot In the leg. Neither Waters
nor Michaels is fatally hurt. No arrests
We're made, rs the policeman was shot
early in the fight and could do nothing
The object of the crowd in trying to ST.
cure the ballot box Is unknown. The
judges fought off the mob but the box
was perforated with bullets.
The vote throughout the city was very
heavy, and as the excitement ran high
fights at the polls were Of frequent oc-
currenco. The most serious row, was in
the Seventeenth precinct Of the Twenty
fourth ward, where e. NJ Dickson, Re
publican challenger was knocked down,
kicked and jumped on, The physicians de-
clare that he cannot survive Another
serious fight occurred on Illinois street,
when Alderman Currier, q prominent Re
publican, WAS assaulted and seriously in
jured A ward heeler named Hardy
struck the alderman with a club and a
small riot followed A large detail of
police charged the mob, arresting Hardy
and three other men. Currier will PROB
ably recover.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-08
prosneots in Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Nov. Figures are slow N
coming in, only few scattered reports
having been received at this writing
There has been great falling off in the
Democratic vote and gain by both the
Republicans and Populists, the latter
gaining the most However, the Repup
licans would still win even If they oniy
held their own, 50 long as the other parties
did not entirely join together 1t there
fore seems likely that Governor Nelson
(Rep.) is reelected by an increase over hls
plurality of II 900 of two years ago.
ST. PAUL, Nov. lit is simply ques
ton Of the size Of the Republican plurallt!
in this state with strong indications thas
1t might prove to be a majority
ST. PAUL, Nov "A special TO The Us.
patch from Duluth, Mimi, says One q
the largest pine deals ever made In thls
part Of the country has just been cioseu.
The B. b. Richards Lumber company mas
bought from NJ, J. Clark, of Grand hap'
ids, Mich, all the timber in township 20,
range H. just back of Duluth, amonnuhs
to between 100000 and 900OO,eoO ises
for S300,OO0
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-08
THE MAJORITY IN WISCONSIN,
Indications Point to Over 40, 900 and Nine
Congressman.


MILWAUKEE, Nov Later returns in.
crease the Republican gains in the state
and fully warrant the estimate Of from
10000 to $1,000 Republican majority. Re
turns from the congressional vote come
In slowly, but those received thus far in
dictate that the Republicans will carry
nine out of the ten districts, the Second
district tBarwig's) being somewhat in
doubt Milwaukee county is carried by
the Republicans by about 1000. The Re
publican majority in the state senate VIII
be about six, according to returns thus
far. In the assembly the Republican ma
iority will not be less than twenty.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Returns from the
interior of the state show Republican
gains everywhere, and indicate that the
Republican state ticket will be elected oy
a majority Of from 5000 to 10000. The
average Republican gain in the precinct'
thus lar received is 81 and 1t is steadily IN
oreasing. Chairman Wall, of the Demo
cratic state central committee comedies
the election Of Upham and the entire
Republican state ticket,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-08
WAITE DEFEATED BY M,INTlRe.
Republicans Win in Colorado-women do
Much Voting.

DENVER, Nov. The indications are
that Melntire CRep), for governor, will
have 1900 to 10000 majority over Waite
(Pop.). The feature of the election was
the women who voted All day long the
private carriages Of the Capitol Hill So
ciety leaders were carrying women voters
to the polls In many cases the ladies
owning the turnouts went with them to
urge the voters 70 make use of their
franchise A very large majority OF
these, though not all, were advocates OF
the Republican ticket, and their energy
undoubtedly made many votes for McIn-
tyre and his colleagues. Through the ex-
cellence of their organization the commit.
teewomen were far more thoroughly in.
formed as TO the political preferences Of
the women in their districts than were the
men regarding their sex, but no doubtful
voter was neglected.
The society ladies were not, however, the
only ones who were in evidence at the
polls Thrifty housewives left their
flresides the entire day to use their indu-
ence in bringing their less enthusiastic
sisters To the polls and in urging upon
them the Important issues OF the election
from their point of view They represent
ed all parties. Notwithstanding the fact
that the Prohibition party has always laid
claim TO the great majority Of women the
demonstration shows that comparatively
few, even Of the leading temperance work
ers, voted with that party.
Advices from all counties in the state
show that the women everywhere took the
same interest in the election that was
shown in this city, In county precincts
where miles separated the voters the vote
was far heavier than was ever known be-
fore The reports from the campaign
speakers have been that the political meet
ings were at AL times largely atteded by
the wives and daughters OF the farmers
and miners, and it now appears that they
have not been idle spectators.
Waite has run behind his ticket largely,
II the Republicans have 10000 majority on
the head of the state ticket they will un.
doubtcdly control the Legislature and re-
elect senator Wolcott. Pence (Pop.l is
beaten by Shasroth (Rep) for congress in
the First district. Bell (Pop) may defeat
Bowen in the second district. but his ma.
jority OF Il, o0o two years ago will be great
ly reduced.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-08
SIXTY THOUSAND IN MICHIGAN.
The Majority That the state Gives for til,
Republicans.

Republicans.
DETROIT, Nov. Michigan has gone
Republican by about 5000 plurality.
The Republican state central committee
claims that it will exceed that figure.
while Secretary Hosford, of the Demo
cratic committee, comedies the Republi,
can plurality to be $1,000. The Republt
cans have also elected every one OF the
twelve congressman from Michigan Per
haps the greatest surprise TO the Demo
Gratis was the ele.tion of Spaulding rep
over Barkworth dem. and Pop.) In the
Second district by over 1000 plurality
The legislature will be about four Gfths
Republican in both branches
DETROIT, Nov. THE returns from the
state seem to justify the predictions Of Re
publican leaders of upward of 30 plur.
ality for their state ticket. Officers Of tie
Republican state central committee state
that their adyices thus far received ind
cate the election Of eleven out Of twelve
congressman. The Demmocratic commit
teemen concede the election Of Governor
Rich (Rep.), but will quote no figures as
yet. They claim to have elected Mayo
(Dem. and Pop for lieutenant governor
They claim the election of Griffin in the
first district, Barkwcrth (Dem. and Popl
in the Second, Carlton in the Seventh, and
Churchill in the Tenth district
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-08
SWEPT THE BOARD.
Republicans Scoop About All
There Is in Sight.
gRoUNDswELL IN THE OFF YEAR,
Chicago and Cook County Claimed by
the Republicans by Big
Plurality.

Fatal Riot Over a Chicago Ballot Box
Election Judge Mortaliy Wouuded-Re-
turns from Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin,
Ohio, Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska, Minnesota
Women Voted in the Silver state--south-
ern Results.
CHICAGO, Nov. Representative in
congress was the principal issue in the
elections held yesterday The following
table gives the situation as far as heard
from: