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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-08

Trenton, N. J.-Przeciwko milo
nerowi G. Gould'owi wytoczysa pro
ces niejaka Zells, jego kochanks
twierdzac, re Gould rs jej mi}osc O.
isrowa{ check ma $4,000, lecz PREY
sposobnosci ukradf go napowr6t.
Oberlin, O.-Will Worcester, kon,
>duktor kolejowy, zamordowa& swa
zone, z ktora oddawna zy4 W niezgo,
die, nastepnie sam poranif sic ciez,
ko, lecz doktorzy sadza, re zyc be,
die.
.Portmouth, Wis. - Wfasciciel
tamtejszego hoteiu, Jan Roberts, po'
strzeli4 rewolweru swa zone, ponie,
waz ia wbrew jego wolf chcia4a IL
dac sic ma przechadzke. Zosta4 a.
resztowany.
Pod}ug telegram6w, najwiekszy
upal W tym tygodniu psnowa+ W
Philadelphii. Termometr W cieniu
wskazywas 105 stopni wyzej zera.
Wiele osob zosta}o zabitych udarami
sioflca.
Alpena, Mich.-Na jeziorze, ME
daleko Middle Island, nastapi}a koli-
zya miedzy parowcami "Norman'' i
"Jack. "Jack' ca4ym swym Ia
dunkiem poszedf ma dino, "Norman"
zostaf znacznie uszkodzony; jednako-
woz Mkt zycia ME stracif.
Omaha, Neb.-W miejscowosci
Curtis, z powodu przerwania tamy
ma jeziorze, zniszczona zosta}a wiel
ka walcownia, procz tego wyrzadzi}
wylew wod wiele STRAIT pomniej-
szych.
Philadelphia, Pa.--Wielki iowa
rowy okret "Washtenaw' zatona} W
ciesninie Magelana. Powod kata.
strofy niewiadomy. Za1oga zsozona
by}a z 30 ludzi, ,kt6rzy znalezl smierd
W glebinach morskich.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Marta Elias
we w}asnnym domu zam ordowa}a
swa Is letnia c6rke Anne, a naste-
pnie sama sobie zycie odebra}a. Po-
dobno cd czasu smierci meza cierpia-
Ia ma pomieszanie zmys}ow.
St. Louis, Mo. Ma miejsce niedo-
4eznego arcybiskupa Kenricka, pa
piez mianowai cybiskupem dotych-
administrators dyecezyi
Johna J. kama. Depesza nomina-
cyjna podpisana bysa przez hardy
naia Led6chowskiego.
New Ork, N. 1.-SlO,OOO ma
grody naznaczono "a wysledzenie NOR
dercy Ferdynanda Harrisa, ktorego
pred kilku dniami.
zbrodnia,z ME pozostawi} po sobie
Shadow.
South Bend, Ind. Ma pociag to-
pomiedzy Mishiwaka i
South Bend, napad}o kilku rabusio ow,
rewolwe rami s}uzbe do "a.
takowego. Zrabowali wie-
70 towar6w drogocennych i uciekli
oez przeszkody, jednakowoz naza-
jutrz przytrzymali ich detektywi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-08
PRACAIPRZEMYSkI
PRZEGLAD ROBOTNICZY.

z wielu stron kraju dochodza
ciag}e wiesci dobrowolnych pod
wyzszeniach przez w}ascicieli fa-
bryk p}acy robotnikom. w przecia-
gu 6Ociu ostatnich dni, 247 roznych
firm przemyssowych uchwali1o VIE
cej p}aci6 swym robotnikom, prze.
.ieciowo dsjac wiecej 10 procent
zarabiauych dawniej pieniedzy,wsku
tex ktorego to podwyzszenia kapi-
tai robotniczy wzr6s} o $16O,OO0. w
obeo tax wielkiej sunny, ktora robo'
tnicy zdobyli W tax krotkim czasie,
W obec ciagsego ozywiania sic pre-
mys1u, W obec zwiekszonego ruchu
kolejowego [jak donosi New York
Railroad Gazette, kompanle kolejo-
we nabyay 22,o29 wagonow kolejo-
wyoh] przyjs6 trzebaby byFo do
wniosku, ze czasy dla robotnikow
zmieni}y sic o wiele ma leFsze.
Leoz czy W rzeczywistosci tax jest?
Napytanie to odpowiedzie6 tru-
dino.
Prawda, re robotnicy w niekto-
rych fabrykach dostali place zwyz-
szona, lecz spojrzyjmy ma wyzysk
biednych gcrnikow, ktorzy tax
marnie So wynagradzani, ME mogac
nawet W obec swej biedy zastrajko.
wac, wejdzmy W po}ozenie robotni-
k6w pracujacych przy robotach zie-
mnych, ktorym dotychczss p}aca
kontraktorzy po $1.00, $l.25 maj
wyzej $3.50 dziennie, gdy lat temu
k;lka zaledwie, przy podobnej piracy
zarabiali najmniej po $500; wezmy
ma uwage nagsa zwyzke cen ma ma
ke, chleb, mieso, produkta spozyw-
cze e;zwyzke cen ma rzeczach roznych,
butach, ubraniach, przyjdziemy do
przekonania, ze owe 100000, k.o-
re ofarowano czesci robotnikow, ME
pokryja sunny, jaka biedny nar6d
stracic musi powodu nag4ej drozy-
zny artyku}ow. Widad tego, re
jest to tylko kruczek przedwyborczy,
ma ktory wsadza wraz kapitalista
mi chce uchwycic biedny narod, by
ukazujac mu zdala dobrobyt, wcia-
gnac 60 W bezdenne bagno nedzy.
Dlatego tez robotnicy nasi ME po'
winni oba}amucac sic owen niby to
polepszeniem sytuacyi. Jezeli czasy
sic polepszy}y rzeczywiscie, to ko.
rzystaja tego tylko kapitalisci, bo
demokraci tylko Mich, a ME ro-
botnikow dbaja, Ola biednych nasta-
na lepsze czasy, lecz ME PREDICT, az
nastanie reforma, az zupelnie sic u.
suna rzady demokratow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-08

Pittsburg, Pa.-Aresztowano tam
pod zarzutem oszustwa znanego a
dwokata J. w. Highly.
Lamberton, N. C.-"Superior' Sc.
dzia, w. R. Norwood, bedzie So
dzonym "a opilstwo. ka1ny sedzia.
Barlow, Fla.-Zostali tam linczo.
wani trzej negrzy, ktorzy dopuscili
sic gwaftu ma bia}ej dziewczynie.
Lebabon, Ind, - Adwokat Th.
Thyze, przez nieuwage spad4 pig,
tego pietra tax nieszczesliwie, re "a,
biz sic ma mieiscu.
Stradtord. Ontario. .-Almedo Cha
telle, skazany ma smierc "a zamordo-
wanie II letniej dziewczyny, zosta4
wczoraj powieszony.
Rawlins, Wyo.-Pomiedzy paste
rzami tamtejszych trz6d, podczas spo-
ru pastwiska, przysz4o do krwawej
walki. Wieiu ludzi jest poranionych.
Ottawa, Ontario.-Tratwa, ma kto-
rel znajdowa4o sic 80 ludzi, rozbi4a
sic ma wodospsdzie rzeki Spanish.
Wszyscy stracili zycie.
Ze wszystkich stron Stan6w Zjed
dochodza wiadomosci nadzwyczaJ
uroczystem obchodzeniu dnia "wien-
czenia grob6w.''
Chicago.-Kasyer firmy Benzinger
& Bros, Dapenschmidt, zastrzeli4
sic. w kasie znaleziono $500 def
cytu.
Hancock, Mich.-2O letni Adolf
Link, poszed}szy pracowac po ra=
pierwszy do kopalni, spad} z wyso-
kosci 1S0 stop i zabis sic ma miejscu.
New York, N. Y.-Gubernator
Morton podczas parady W "Decora-
ton Day. trzykrotnie zemdla4, je-
dnakowoz gdy wmiast woda, otrzezwi-
Il vodka, przyszed} do siebie.
New York. Balmoral hotelu
piekarz Robinson, widocznie bedac
podpitym, W pad} g4owa W dzieze ma
pe}niona ciastem. MIN pospieszono
mu pomoca, zadusii sic.
New Haven, Conn. .-Nastapi4 tam
wybuch kotfa W tabrycc zelaznej.
Jeremiasz Spillan zosta} zabity. Bu-
dynek tabryczny jest mocno uszko-
dzony.
Pittsburg, Paw tych dniach
odby4 sic sejm Mar. Zwiazku s4owa-
kow. Przyjecha}o az 7Ociu delega-
tow, ktorzy reprezentuja 1000 cz}on-
kow.
Louisville, XIV przedsionku
koscio@a presbiteryahskiego bracia
jerry i JanMontgomery zaczeli stree
lac rewolwerow do doktora Ryeil'a,
ktory takze strzelif W swej obronie,
jednego napastnikow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-08


wnie zwoiana konwencya delegat6w
kopaczy wegla.
Providence, R Nv tamtejszych
m}ynach po daugiem bezrobociu roz
peczeto prace. 5000 do 5000 robotni-
k6w dostanie zatrudnienie.
Stanowy department. odebra&
wczoraj wiadomosc z Hull Anglia ,
ze zmar} tam amerykahski konsul, J.
H. Ballard.
Ceny bawe}ny, sk6r i zelaza mad
zwyczaj posz}y W gore. So to skutki
ozywienia sic przemys}u; jednako-
woz pszenica W Genie spada.
Chicago, Ill.-Strajkierzy cegielni
Webra Labera, gdy ME chcieli do.
pusoic do piracy soabow, zostali W
liczbie Is aresztowani przez szery ia.
New York, N. Wv fabryce
guzik6w Helm & Fox, zaprzesta}o
pracowac 40 dziewczat. Dostawa}y
$500 tygodniowo, chca obecnie
s4,0O. Sadza, re strajk wygraja.
Do egzystujacych dotychczas or
ganizacyj robotniczych przyby&a
jeszcze jedna, ktora nazwano "Uni-
ted Labor League of West Pennsyl-
vania." Liczy juz $1,000 cz}onk6w.
Sheboygan, Wis--Strajk skoh-
czony. Przesz}o 4 tysiace ro-
botnikow po 5'cio tygodniowem
bezrobociu wracaja do piracy ma da-
wnych warunkach.
Philadelphia, Pa. - Cukrownia
Harrisona ponownn;e zamierza ma
czas d}uzszy prace zawiesic. Zle be-
die W takim razie naszymi roda
kami W Philadelphii.
Lawrence, ,Mass.-Firms Washing
ton Mills postanowi}a p}acic robotni
kom, odznaczajacym sic zrecznoscia
przy piracy, premie W wysokosci
$40 procent ich tygodniowej p}acy.
Cincinnati, O.-12,0OO robotni-
kow, zatrudnionych W druciarniach i
fabrykach zelaznych, maja zamiar W
krotkim czasie zastraj kowa6. Chca o
20 procent wiekszej p}acy, ii. jaka
mieli pred rokiem.
Susquehana.- Wielkie wsrsztaty
lokolnotyw kolei New York, Lake
Erie & Western po dwuletniej bez-
czynnosci rozpoczesy Gala si2a praco-
wac. Oko}o 500 robotnik6w dosta}o
prace.
Columbus, O. - Ma konw encyi
g6rnikow re stan6w Indiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia i Vir-
ginia, uchwalono 1873 przeciw 80
g3osoai ME zaczynac strait Zebra
ME W ogole by}o bardzo burzliwe.
Chicago, Ill.-Jeszcze jeden trust
zawiazali kapitalisci, ably mogli Ia
twiej bezkarniej okradad biedny
narod. W}asciciele browar6w, DO
d}ugich debatacb, postanowili zwia-
za6 sic W kompanie, by ME sprzeda
wac sadkow piwa jak dzisiaj po
$500, lecz po $500.
Long Run, O.-Jak donosi nam
nasz sta}y abonent, roboty W tam
tejszych kopalniach jeszcze ME roz-
poczete. Majnerzy chca wr6cic do
piracy po 60 c. cd tony, jednakowoz
zadaja q podplsan1a kontr2ktu. VIA
sciciele zas kopalh ME chca sic ma to
zgodzic.
Boston, N. Y.-Sedz;a Holmes W
sprawie, jaka wytoczono robotniko.
wi Goutthnerowi, "a straszenie s'sca-
bow" odgr6zkami, niedopuszczanie
ich do piracy etc., wyda1 wyrok ma
korzys6 oskarzonego, twierdzac, re
podobna konkurencya, gdy niema
gwa}tow, ma prawo egzy-
stency:.
Terre Haute, Ind.-Eugeniusz
Debs, prezydent uni kolejowc6w,
skazany ma wiezienie "a podburza-
ME do strajku, III wydal W tych
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-06-08
WsDZISIEJSZYM NUMERZE.

-'sTRoNA 81 Toledo i okolicy - Dwaj lu-
dzie-Zycorys Greshama-G Gospodarstwo.
STRoNA 6.-Kacik:: naszego wiers,oklety.-
Pocieszne wiersze i humorystyka
SrRoNA 7.-Bez Piracy. Farmer przysziosci.
STRoNA WiadomoSci Polski. Poacv ma
Obey yznie-Na okofo swiata.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

ST. LOUIS Oct. Judge Wood has
decided the Jones-Pulitzer-Post-Dis-
patch suit in favor of Col. Jones. The
Judge held that Mr.. Pulitzer is prac-
tically the Pulitzer Publishing Co.;
that his contracts for the company had
always been recognized as the con-
tracts OF the company, and that the
revenue of the corporation had been
used and disposed OF as his (Pulitzer's)
private revenue. In short. that the
directors of the company had evident
ly, at the time of the making of the
contract, understood that 1t was valid,
as between all the directors and Col.
Jones; that the power of Pulitzer to
make such contract had never been
questioned by the other directors. The
case will be tried upon its merits Mon
day. The suit was brought by the
board of directors OF the Pulitzer Pub
fishing Co. to oust Col. Jones from the
managing editorship Of the st. Louis
POST Dispatch,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

MAI. ARMIES DISCHARGED.

Judge bradley Says Gen. schoneid's
Action Was unwsrranted, Illegal, I'm.
Just and Tyrannicsi.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-Judgc Brad
ley this morning ordered the discharge
of Maj. Armes from the custody Of the
military authorities, by whom he was
held under orders of Gen. Schofeld,
as acting secretary of war. In an ex.
tended opinion reviewing the facts oil
the case, the court said that Maj.
Armes' arrest and confinement was In
violation, not only of the spirit
but the letter, of the army regulations
and that in whatever capacity Cen
Schofield may have acted, be 1t either
as lieutennnt-general Of the army or as
secretary Of war, his action was un-
warranted, Illegal, unjust and tyran-
nical The prisoner was entitled to
his discharge, and such an order was
issued. Some small applause followed
the decision, but 1t was promptly
checked by officers OF the court
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

fhLADELpHIA, Oct. 10.-H. Ii.
omes will be placed on trial here
'ooer Is for the murder OF Benz. Il.
snel 1t is said that the cost OF
nglng the commonwealth's wit
'ss here will be $500. The dis.
r' attorney has secured an addi.
WAL appropriation OF $4,000 for the
~ Mrs. Pietzel. who is now at her
ne IN Illinois, will be here in two OF
,ns We weeks with her two remaining
naien. Mrs. Howard, the third liv.
vile Of Holmes, is In constant com.
'aeation with the officers of the
1nonwealth and within easy reach.
mead Of Benjamin r. Pietzel
aen was severed from the body sew,
weeks ago on the order of the dis.
a''orney, is now in the possession
1a' olficial, and will be offered In
"'uce as means of Identification
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12
The Norfolk Fire.

sVsfoLk, Va, Oct. 1o.--The exten.
A n are at the wharf Of the Seaboard
NH .,ne last night destroyed property
s'u at about $500, 900, on which
" was an insurance OF about s75,-
4 W W. Hall, who had been in the
r0S Of the Old Dominion Steam
70 Tor about twenty-five years,
'0',ed overheard by the heat and
4. k'seu' His body was recovered
Il mofnlng, and showed the effects
NM y neat upon it. Whether or not
~ ~ were drowned in attempting to
MI NJ 'ne flames by jumping over
ks,u m ), y not known, and will not be
n i uAe men are paid off tomorrow.
!, ~ spread so rapidly that mum.
Sl.a 4 nen, mostly colored, were com
Is. " jump overheard into the
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12
SOUTHERN oLEANlNes.
DisInhsrItsd III. Daughter.

Judge NJ. b. Templeton has been re-.
tained In suit at Waxahaehie. Tex
that Will interest many people in Tex
as ana 6eorgia. Last May P. n. GRAY.
"hom everyone in Waxahachie thought
10 be bachelor. died and left an es-
tate valued at S2s,OOO Gray left a
VIII bequeating the entire estate 10
his i've brothers and sisters. all of
whom reside in southwest Georgia.
Ihe other day Judge Templeton
received a communication from
Attorneys Duncan & Dew, of
Ferry, Gu, retaining him to look
after the interest OF Miss Claudio
Gray, OF that place, who is said to be
the l6-year-old daughter Of the late p.
~ Gray. The story goes that Mr.. Gray
married the mother of this young
woman a couple of months prior TO
Miss Claudie's birth, but soon deserted
mother and child aud went to Texas,
where he resided up to the time Of his
death last spring. Judge Templeton
Will file suit in the district court at
Waxahachie. which conyenes In De-
cember, for one-halt interest in Mr..
Gray's estate, ON behalf OF his alleged
heir, whom none Of Mr.. Gray's intimate
friends knew was in existence In an
these years.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

prrrsBuRoH, Pa, Oct lo-A man.
who has not yet been identified, was
murdered and robbed early this morn
ing near Bower Hill, mining ham'e'
on the CHARTERS & Youghiogheny rail-
road. The murderer escaped, leaving
no clew to the identity OF either MIN
self or his victim. Everything oil any
value had been removed from the
body. There were no indications o. ! q
struggle in the vicinity, and 1t is be-
lieved the murder was committed whiie
tbe victim was asleep by the SIDE Oh =
loo Gre near where the body was found
There was a bullet hole of large sis
10 the top of his head, from wnicn
much blood had escaped
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct l0.-Corbett
saws he Is glad that the location Of
the fight has at last been definitely
settled, as Iitszimmons can not escape
meeting him. He says that the referee
will be selected to-day. Corbett will
continue his training here, and Will
not leave for Hot Springs until day
or two before the fight comes Off.
Hor SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. lo.-Sports
are celebrating the selection OF TINS
city for the fight. The Methodist
pastors, however, have passed resoin-
tiops Of protest against the mill TAX
ing place here. The arena Will be SIT
mated in Wilmington park, on the
outskirts OF the city.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

PIoUA. O., Oct. 1O.-Before daylight
three masked men entered the house
of Barney Peters, aged 50, and bound
and gagged him with Mrs. Mary Pfst-
ner, his housekeeper, aged 81, and at
the point of pistol made them open
their safe. They secured money and
jewelry valued at $3.50 and valuable
papers. The robbers then went to a
ueighbor's and stole horse and buggy
and escaped.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

TWEED, Ont, Oct. 10.-At Snidcr
station, 80 miles north Of here, the
dwelling-house occupied by Thomas
Lindsay and family was destroyed by
fire, and six Of the occupants were
cremated. The family consisted Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley and eleven chill
dren. Six of the children were burned
to death. They were two young
women, aged IS and 20 years; twin
babies, aged ~ years, and two others.
Peter Laberge, his son and another
young man who boarded with the
Lindseys. The other seven members
of the family had narrow escane.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12
silver In Demand,

NEw YORK, Oct 1O-The price Of
bar silver advanced in London yestcr-
day sixteenth of penny. The price
In New York was e7N cents an ounce,
with 60 cents bid and 691s cents asked
at the close, with no dealings. There
Is dearth of silver here. The Mer-
camille Safe Deposit Co, which at
times has 100000 ounces OF bullion
silver in its vaults, has out now cer-
tificates for only 65. $50 ounces, and OF
this lot 10000 ounces were taken by
one house yesterday. and the heap will
be further reduced to-day.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

spRrSeFnID, Mo-. Oct. 1.-The
Greene - County bank failed to open its
doors this morning, having oeen OF. OF
d dorsd into the hands Of a receiver oy
.e .sa stale bank examiner, Gordon
Jones' IA ,,,a on,n.
The deposits are small, ana .ne w 1p'n, T.,
lon il that depositors WI We pa's ~
fulL
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

L
oattleship Texas.
The ezarowitz is worse. His eonai
tlen is said to be alarming.
Samuel L. Felker. the vell.kno,,,
detective, died in Chicago
chicago complains of receiving manv
cholera hogs on its hog market
Patrick Cavanagh, a well-l,no0r
Chicago distiller, died of apoplexy.
Consul Washington at Cairo report.
tnat there is big food in the Upper
Nile. opps'
Spanish consuls report organizations
OF hlibustering parties on the FLORIDA
keys. ~ ~"
A company has been organized 10
oalid belt road at Chattanooga
Tenn. -
The fire at the state penitentiary AT
Jefferson City, Mo, entailed loss Of
$3.50
Marion Wood stabbed his father
near Rockford, Ala, who in turn shot
his son.
Awarrant has been sworn out against
Mrs. Belva Lockwood for calling a
tenant names.
J. Saint, hermit, whose home was
near Clinton, Mo-, was found muir
dered in his bed.
A line Of steamers from New Or
leans to Trieste has been established
by the Austro-Am Co.
Dominick Wagner, tue st. Joseph
Mol priest, will be tried on October
II on charge of embezzlement.
Henry Lester, a well-to-do farmer, of
near Franklin, Tenn, committed sui
eide by hanging in his corn crib.
Pall-bearers wearing G. A. r. badges
were excluded from Catholic church
at Port Huron, Mich, by priest.
Ex-Ccnsul Bates OF Singapore advises
the Introduction Of raising Sumatra
tobacco ON the southern United States
coast
A strong movement Is being made in
Ohio, with every prospect of success,
looking to the establishment Of state
naval militia.
The federation Of women's clubs of
Illinois is holding its first annual ses-
sion in Peoria, with an attendance Of
about $50 delegates.
Exports from the United States for
the eight months ended with August
amounted to si29,0 900, an increase
over last year OF Sl1, 200, OO0
AT Wednesdays meeting OF the West
ern Freight association 1t was decided
to cancel the low rates from Missouri
river points to the Mississippi valley.
The governor of Wisconsin has ap-
pointed commissioners TO confer with
Minnesota commissioners about cary
ing a new state out OF the two old
states.
Secretary Olney is said to be debat-
ing whether he will send an agent to
Cuba TO investigate the status Of the
revolution with view to recognizing
the belligerency OF the insurgents.
Anna Vollstedt, the 6-year.old daugh.
ter OF Ferdinand Vollstedt, of Daycn.
port Ia, left a candle burning on the
bed when she went to sleep. The bed
clothes took fire, and burned her to
death.
Alarmed by the growing frequency
and boldness of train robberies, the
Chicago & Northwestern will take of
its pay car, and beginning with this
month the employees will be paid with
| checks.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 1O.--Mrs.
Sarah L. v. Emery, the well-known
lecturer and writer on woman suf-
frage, and who for several years has
prominently identified herself with
the populist party, died at her home
in this city Of cancer, after several
months painful illness. She had lee
tured in many states, and was q pow.
erfui talker and an able writer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12

CHICAGO, Oct 1o.--A work train on
the Panhandle railroad ran into
group OF three little girls picking up
coal in the railroad yards at Twenty
eighth street. Rosa Hummer, years
old, internal injuries, right arm, left
leg and nose broken; will die. Emma
Hummer, IL years old; scalp wound
and bruises; may recover. E. Francis
Hummer. 10 years old; slight bruises;
will recover.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-10-12
THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE.
WANT IT IN MEXICO.
The Columbia Liberty Bell May Ring Over
the Graves Of HIdalGo and Juares.

New YORK, Oct 10. The Columbian
Liberty Bell commission has received
from the government Of Mexico,
through President Diaz, nm invitation
to exhibit the bell in that country i'm
mediately after the close Of the Atlanta
exposition. 1t is intended that
ceremonies shall be held with the
bell Mt the graves Of IIidalgo
and Juarez, and at other points in
Mexico made sacred in the efforts
OF that nation for liberty 1t is also
suggested that the bell shall visit the
lowest point reached by railroad In
Central America, and there have an
appropriate ceremony suggestive OF
the proposed connection by rail be.
tween North and South America. II
Is understood that the full expense OF
the bell, while upon Mexican territory,
will be borne by the government and
citizens OF the nation inviting 1t.