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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-30
ON HIS ID ENGINE
The Old Ensinesrthe General May
Be Seen at Exposition.
HE HAS WREN THE STORY
VIII Sell His Be at the Exposition.
The Story TlSHe Tells of the
Eisto, Incident.
HE HAS WREN THE ST0F

IN a ,noaest III cottage on quiet I
str.et in tbe city atlanta there is living I
in humble retiretf man VINO was "
rrin.inal actor inb of the most stirring
dramas Of the vi
The man is Jeflin. who was inc en-
gineer on the faiis engine No'0'~'
which Was stoler,om the train bS An
areyys,s raiders deg the war and which
mod. such a wllua before the eoSer
,.,re,,a,s The II engine was finally
cve,ba,,ie1 ana clred and the mSmoers
~ 49, ,aiainr eaiwere afterwards hung
In this city. No..
Jeu Cain has neNptrienee0 Ia l'Ne,9
,r,,1a ,briu Wi comes 70 every en-
- v.na,, he Ills Wide the throttle
of his believed l9totive and secs sailing
- tbe rau. iIent years, eroNeh III
b.,tth ana aaxi,d IN years, he mas
r.....,t r,,,, al NE and IS hviaS IN
.>.r,.,.,a ,oief nile westera part OF tho
CITY. ......,t
~. ,.,-i'st ~ mart which, hc p.aytd
~. ,,,-t.,,,. lig.nt has never Aveh
t,,.,.,..,.+ ~. o,lr.,, forward. although inc
,..1,.'.'.. ~ III next 70 taat OF Cap
t,nt who commanded tte
- - M, r..t tit ittie has been said of
- 80. ,srt In the exciting race IS
,..sts ,nodesty. ale IS now
..., -. taltEv. and has hlt r9eA
- ..r.r,. tmp,oy his uue Tor tAe
iS>, '. ..,,..'..1,..,.,Ar cams ella ne =
So. D., ,.. a., 4,fb.li1u at NtlHt- AS =
- ,,,I.,.., Il is go.us 50 o-vu4} a
........, ,..., one 80 tee prow. eng
s..5.+ ,.,,13,,.. lfeN cain ha. sceA t.ls
t,..t Stated ~ / newspt"--s
49,. err,r day / a moyuas ol tac exceed
Y
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-30

Ice. for no state can boast of more
knlghtly set OF men, Kentucky owes
great debt Of gratitude T. her press which
has always been glorious factor IN her
upbuilding Gecrgians are glad t. well
come you and hope 20 make your visit a
pleasant one"
This WAS responded to by President J.
Il. Nall. Of the Kentucky Press Associa-
ton. in a happy strain In referring to the
charms and attractions OF the exposition
he mentioned the beautiful body OF water
Lake clara Meer-and IL Was evident that
the sight OF 50 much water was quite
consideration with the guests from Ken
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-30
Antinodeans They.

ena ,vas a Kentucky lass with eyes h-uet
than the grass Of her native hes'n "Nu
Stance more intoxicating than |i'us's
fresh from bourbon stu ihese -
,,,,a 4. y,ilc vonacrmcnt yesterday az
t',.,oon when four saVagCs from pah'i"Ns
t,otted I'm in front OF the SoNsFiii'0','
r,,,,lioe with something Ike s ha',i'0
susoended from the poles on theE '' -
and n bearded man in Stah1eS ~
seated comfortably IN the inio"lN -
saNalses were attircd Ia nle1s' 80 ,a.,'.',.
bcadwork tattoo;ns across 49, .,.. -
br.asfs and the loius sirded sean'us. -
s,,,l orr IN matted shocks ARA iHey
pauted like horses when the N'"" ~ -,
baum,ck erunted cut the couui'1AN ~ soy
before the entrance OF Ihr bum i-ia''
mn, i,Iuc eyes OF the maiden rom hen-
tyclv had stretched Ii Yves a AoN-' 50 n
I;rr there was spectacle ~tiA i'' . :
- ,orne with a sudden deteiialh',' no.. :. )
vo,tn- iadv gathered her skirts ana !. 'ii- :
~, smelling s,yeetly. in 'front.' u 4 Mi'"- y
,er,Hta, She made motion to"@'" ' -.
b.,n,noel< and asked II she could i'ce'
.,,s..es looked at each other. Stth'o" .
tesuuely and gruuted .,.... s,,,,,s
ION. do let me ride ana a''''''--
came from the blue srasS lnaia. !, j.
~ostsp urnph I'm umph-umph- uiul"'
/ s~,,, IN, tour savases and they l-eF
/ ~ r,otlv al the Young lady. 81 ms ''-'
/ -, - frc-,, ..katutuck'' had seated neg
/ .srg IT, this ca,tutbal carriase ana inc -
/ ,.-sz were trottfus or nj q sWiaginE s"'..
al. crowd had gathered IN me 90
/ h,,t IL unattered not VITA the lass, =
/ l.snrv ana the sayugcs. 700, SrtAHo| "
I'D. as they turned and trotteh o~NN -
80. 7,.,sttr who had finished ms business
{ mud was calling for them.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-30

ands OF bees dart m and out. for a Florida
hive Is on exhibition there.
Next door - the most conspicuous eN-
hieition on the grounds. Arkansas comes
WIth q supply OF fresh apples aud a grain
display that opens the ewes of the hoasting
CalifoTnians This exhibit gives the build
ing a heavy genealogical scent. Then the
seahoard Airline comes In view ana
hard bN the state exhibits Of North Caro-
lima and South Carolina.
Forestry Hall Is Ready.
The mineral and forestry hail Is complete
Ia tote and Ia. FerncW's organ tells the
story If his triumph In its swelling strains
When the Kentucky editors reach 'he
machinery hall they viii be Interested IN
watching the work Cor the preparation Of
the electric fountain In some Way one OF
the pipes burst several DAYS aso aud
this : beluE placed IN again. Otherwise the
t,tistHlma Is im shape 4 tcW interior deco
rations ga thi- department would mot he
aiais-. however There Is always a crowd
in the uesro building. II IS a busy scene
there Cor those ina charge are constantly
adIins ~ tbr attractive appearances OF the
exhibits Yesterday a hfe size photo ~
Professor Booker T. Washington was
swung in the SPACE reserved Tor tho rus-
krsre senc1i
Lie in the Liberal Arts.
For several weeks There was heavy air
e. ietharev about the manufactures huiid-
ins. eug this place s All astir and a coli
lection cf varied exhibits that would rc ot
srsat cg,-lit - ans state have been ar
ranged
Venezuela and Mexico are hammcring
away la thc transportation hail The .
riaNs ~ cheese republics viii 10 so order
Tomorrow
lns EXHIBITORS Who applied for space IN
ttr electrical huiidias need stih +NNtce
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-30

place two BOYS inside and make a tsst cas-
IL may be harsh offense to the arl's sly.
taste Of the more aesthetic. but have my
tights. and shall stick 10 them
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-30
THEIR WORK DONE.
Over TEO Hundred HOFkmcn Discharged
al the Exposition.
CONDITION OF The GROUNDS

Only a Few Finishing Touches To Be
Made Before It Is Completed
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Continued on Fourth Pose)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25

Is it not very near time for the
United States Government to inter-
fere with John Bulls arrogant course
towards Nicaragua +? England has
always been insolent and arrogant to
the weak and cringing and obsequious
to the strong, and it is about time
that a strong American Republic
teach this belligerent and Boosting
Britisher that the weak American Re-
publics are under our protection.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25

Jones of Westline showed his hand
at the Legislative wind up Monday
night. The bill taxing the gross
earnings Of sleeping, palace and din
ing car companies was reported back
from the senate with amendments.
This was after midnight, although
the clock had been stopped before
that hour, a custom of long standing
with all legislatures on last night ses-
sions. Jones, acting as a corporate
tool. just before the concurrent vote
was to be taken, fought for an ad-
journment. He failed. He then
played the baby act by refusing to
vote. The bill passed just the same.
Jones lost his proviso bag. While
the people have the Republican party
to be thankful to for much needed
laws against corporate domination the
Redwood county pair have no share
in the party's glory. They have been
a disgrace to it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25

Ex-President Beard of the defunct
Bank of Fairfax, who has recently as
suned the editorship of our local
contemporary, issued a rather credit
able sheet last week. Considerable of
it was in his defense but then an ex-
president of a defunct bank is fire.
quently called upon to take the de-
fensiYe.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25
WARWICK NO MORE.

It is told of the Hon. James Laza-
rus Byram that Immediately after his
weeping at the gates of the county
commissioners for the sheriff's Office
for friend-a weeping that availed
him naught-he retired to secluded
spot until the following Saturday
evening and then took passage in the
dark by carriage for his old familiar
haunt at Walnut Grove. There, it
will be remembered, in the early days
the Hon. James Lazarus Byram ruled
the people with an indomitable sway
and more tyrannical than king with
the golden sceptre. There political
conspiracies were formed, bi-and-tri--
umvirates made. There, Shakes
peare, looking down into the future,
beheld the proud setter-up and tearer-
down of kings, and Warwick was
found anew again.
But despite all this power in the
past the reception given to the Hon.
James Lazarus Byram on his appear
ance at the Grove on the night men
toned was not an enthusiastic one.
One or two cats of the masculine gen
der furnished all the music as the un-
crowned ruler passed to his prior
throne. Serfs and vassals there we're
none. No one bowed or fell at his
feet. Again there was weeping, and
the genuine tears that fell from his
eyes at the gates of the commissioners
were replaced by larger and more
bitter tears. He sought his old
haunts, expecting every moment, like
Rip Van Wrinkle returning from his
sleep, to hear some shrill voice well
coming his return. But alas, there
was none.
The den of the Redwood county
Populist tiger was finally visited, as
last resort. There Bro. Byington
deals out consolation to all. There the
Hon. James Lazarus received conso-
lation. There his eyes were wiped
and there he was again Amounted.
With the cheer of the Populist tiger
behind him he returned to Redwood
Falls, crying: "Veni, yidi, but will I
again conquer"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25


Hays of the Sleepy Eye Dispatch,
the tool of Sam Peterson, the Re-
publican traitor, never let's an oppor-
tunity pass for hitting Senator Davis.
Of course, Sans treachery to the Re-
publicans in the U. S. Senatorial fight,
cost him his election last fall. HAYS
mourns in Sans wagon and strikes
Davis because Sam was defeated.
Senator Davis is probably not aware
of the fact that Hays exists on the
earth.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1895.

from Geo. p. Rowell & Co., publishers of
~
the American Newspaper Directory: New
York, that in their 1895 edition The Ga
zette is credited with alhigher circulation
rating than any other newspaper in Red
wood county, and that the accuracy of our
rating Is guaranteed by the publishers of
the Directory, who will pay q reward of
500 to the first person who proves that
its issues were not as stated. Advertisers
will please take note Of this fact,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25

"Uncle'' Ezra Trnesdell is dead
There are but few men but what have
some faults but if they possess the
greater virtue of honesty the man tie
can be spread over the former. Ezra
Iruesdell was welded to honesty
He had keen sense of that virtue
and lived faithful to it up,to the mo-
ment of his death. He, too, was a
Republican, answering, unchange-
able, orthodox. The community is a
loser by his demise.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25

Do you want an electric door bell?
King Bros. put them in. 1t
The Ladies society of the Presby-
terrain church will meet in the lecture
room of the church tomorrow from 2
until S o'clock for quilting.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25
BUILDING FOR SALE,

Sealed bids for the Frame Building on the
corner of Second and Washington streets.
recently occupied by G. A. Francois & Co.
and damaged by fire, will be received by the
undersigned up to O'Clock TUESDAY AT
TERNOON, APRIL 3OTH, 1895.
The bid must be for the building, and not
including the foundation, but must be for
prompt and clean removal.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served. w. F. DICKINSON.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25

The gold mines are still enshrouded in Ca
zetterian uncertainty.-Rural Center.
"Gazetterian uncertainty goes to
u
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25
GOT THEM CHEAP.

Dave Clough got the votes Of
French and Jones for Nelson for SEN
ator rather cheap, if recent develop
ments are to be considered. Nelson
for Senator meant Clough for Gov
ernor, all Of which has come to pass.
Nelson and Clough both aspired
Clough was ready to promise any and
everything. In this particular French
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-25
G0inq to Clean House?

If SO, you will probably want a few things that
SELL and sell cheap. If you want your walls
and ceilings to look new and beautiful as we'll as
clean. little cash will pay for lot of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
THE sHRrNERs' MEETING.
ThOy VIII Have Session ut the Par
Casino This Evening.

Thoy VIII Have Session ut the Park
Casino This Evening.
Osiris Temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine, will have a big time this after
noon and evening. They will hold a
business meeting in the Masonic Ten.
plo In tho afternoon, after which the
shriners will be joined by a number Of
brother members from Pittsburgh. At
8 o'clock they will give grand parade,
headed by tho Opera House band aud
an escort OF police In command Of Lien.
tenant Ingram, aud composed OF OH.
GERS McCausland, Knabe, Wolf, Nc.
Guigan, Walker, Dabb, Troutwoin aud
Zimmerman.
The parade will wind up at the Elm
Grove station, where the 0 o'clock train
will have special cars for their accom-.
modation, and they will 20 out to
Wheeling park, whero the Casino has
been secured for tho extraordinary SOS.
sion (if, indeed. all Shrinora' sessions
arc not extraordinary. There a mum.
ber OF candidateI will yield themselves
to the tender mercies OF tho band aud
bo led across the burning sands and in.
trodncod 10 tho mysteries OF the shrine.
After tho initintory ceremonies there
will be banquet, aud tho bill OF fare
has boen arranged so as to leave no
doubt Of the reviving aud refroihing Of
tho weary and parched pilgrims, Bowl
ing and other amusem0nta will follow.
Mr.. John RiheldatlOr will be toast
master nt tho banquet, Mr.. Lou TavOn.
nor, OF Parl;Orsburg, who was to have
been, not being able TO DO hero,
Capt. John NJ. Birch will hnvo
command Of the parade. which will
form on Market street in front OF tho
Masonic Temple and move over tho iol-
lowing route: North on Market to
Tenth strCot, to Main, south on Main
to Twcnty.iourth. to ChRpline, north on
Chaplino to Twentieth. to Market, to
Sixteenth, aud to Elm Grove motor
office. Tho shrinors will takO the q and
o'clock motors for tho park aud begin
| work Mt S u, m,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
LGTER-MDSIGHT.
srAMnoUhoFF IS DEAD.

Tho Er.Prcmlor Dies of His woundS-ThS
Indignation Has Not SubIIdsd aud the
ChnncO for Complications In the Eastern
Question Very Good.
SOFIA, July lS.-M. Stnmboulo1, who
waR murderously assaulted by four men
whilO returning home from the Union
club on Monday night, died at 9:3j
this morning without having uttered a
word since 10 o'clock last night, when
tho death struggle began.
All hope Of the sx.premisr's recovery
was abandoned last evening when II
noticed that meningitis had supervened
aud thereafter tho sufferer did not
recognize anyone.
A catafalque is being prepared upon
which the remains will lie in state.
The amputated hands Of the murdered
man have been preserved in alcohol.
The intorment will take place on 6atur-
day.
The government has not yet proposed
to give the romans Of NJ. slamboulod q
state funeral, The widow Of the de-
ceased statesman received many tele.
grams Of coincidence from high person.
ages In different parts Of Europe.
A dispatch from ConStantinople Gays:
Although tine newspapers here are pro.
hibited from making any reference to
the murder Of NJ. StambOulofi, the Bull
garian statesman. tho people are wildly
indignant and arc not sparing in their
cenSure Of tho police and government
OF Bulgaria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
srIoKs TO TnM STORY

-
rhotEI.Pro.ldout Harrison Did Say That
Hs Would Not 80 Candidate, Hat That
GsRtlsman Refuses to Talk.
SYRACUSE, n, Y, July lS.-A special
to the Syracuse Post from Old Forge, N.
Y, says:
THAT General Harrison made the
statement attributed to him in the dis.
patches OF yesterday cannot be denied
truthiully by ths parties to the conyor'
sRtion. The language hO used was
given verbatim, and was told to
Rt least seven persons whose
names are known to tho Post
correspondent. In bis denial Major
Poole says no did not tell any one that
General Harrison had said that no
would not be candidate for the prosi'
doncy. AZ matter OF fact, Maj jor
Poole, after he and his friends had
boarded the steamer Zip on their way
to tho Forge House from Dodds Camp,
called them around him aud conhdOd to
them the result OF the interview ho and
Joseph /. Saylei had with General
Harrison. Major Poole told them not
to state the conversation TO any news.
paper man. Ho laid particular stresS
upon this. Whom Major Poole reached
the Forge House no was asked II pol.
iIics had beon discussed during his visit
to General Harrison. lie replied that
there was no reference made to any.
thing that partook OF the nature Of
politics.
All efforts this evening to have Mr..
sayles talk for publication about tho
interview he and Major Poole had with
Gen. Harrison wero fruitless.
Tho Post reporter rode to Dodds
Camp, this evening. Geu. Harrison
was reading his mail. lie greeted the
reporter cordially and inquired what
the nature OF the call was.
"What, IL anything, have you TO say,
General, about the story published this
mornings" he was asked.
II hRVo nothing TO say about the
story" answered the general pleasantly,
but firmly.
"WilI You not deny or affirm the truth
Of the Poole interview"
~ will not"
General Harrison said that all efforts
to have him talk through newspaper
on anything OF q political nature would
prove in vain.
~ must bo lot alone 80 far as that
subject is concerned. while | am hero"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19

Ep,eial DIIpdieA 10 Ne hie'ligeHaT
MARrISsBURo, WA, July lS-JudEe
Nathan Got, Of the circuit court Of the
United States for the district Of West
Virginia, has handed down his decision
in ths habsas corpus case Of Frank A.
Miner, which involves the validity Of
the amendatOry act passed by the rc'
cent legislature requiring retail dealers
in cigarettes or cigarette paper in this
state to pay a license tax OF 6vo hun
dred dollars. The decision is uulavora'
bic to the act aud declares II uucOnsti.
tutIonAl and void.
The facts In the case are 10 substance
about as follows: On the sd day Of
last May, following the passage Of the
act, the American Tobacco Company.
Of New York, shipped to tho petitioner,
Frank A. Miner, In MartinSburg, at his
request, on consignment, to be sold at
retail by him rs the agent ot said com.
pany, fifty boxes or packages Of cigar
cites. The cigarettes shipped were OK.
posed for sale by him aud one package
was sold.
Miner had no state license to sell
cigarettes at retail and was arrested for
20 doing, On due application the writ
OF hdbeIs corpus was issued by Judge
Cot, re;urnable botorO him in the
United States circuit court at Martins
burg, on June 20, at which time there
was q full argument Of all the questions
involved, and the case was submitted
10 Judge Gof on its merits.
1t was insisted that Miner was un.
lawfully detained, because the act in
question was in violation OF the com.
mercial clauses OF the constitution ot
the United States, and that said leGIsla.
ton, so far as II concerns the business
oi selling and dealing in cigarettes in
the original packages, aI imported by
him To the state Of West Virginia from
another state, was unconstitutional and
void.
Judge Goff's decision Is very.elabo.
rate, fully covering all tho questions
raised in the case, and concludes as fol.
Iowa: ~ reach the conclusion that sec.
ton &C, as amended, in tho act of the
legislature Of the state of West Vir.
gnin, passed February 81, 1895, en-
titled AN act to amend aud rs-snact
sections !, 2, So and 81, OF chapter %, OF
the Code, so far as II applies to cigarettes
imported from another stato into tho
state Of West Virginia and sold by the
importer within said last named
state in the original package. iS
a burden upon commerce among
the states. and to this extent in viola
ton OF the commercial clauses OF the
constitution OF the United States. and
also that so far as it relates to cigarettes
manufactured In another state, and by
the manufacturer sent into West Vir-
ginl in the original packages for salo by
the agent OF the manufacturers, and so
sold in such packages by such agent, II
iI ior the same reason imperative and
void.
1T follows that the petitioner must be
discharged from the custody Of the Off.
Ger now OBTAINING him, Pnd it Is so or
dered."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
INCREASE OF DRUNKENNESS

10 France Caused By Crooked BrandlsL
How II Can lie Prevented In This
Country.
WAUHISdroS, July 1s-ConIul Chan.
cellor, at Hayrs, has made an EXTENDED
report to the state department on alco-
hol in France. lie quotes largely from
NJ. Maurice Laporto.Bisquot, who has
recently published brochure inveigh.
ing against the farmers OF France, whom,
II ssaid, convert all or part Of the pro-
ducts oil their vines and fruit trees into
different brandiOA by process OF i'm
perfect dlstittation. Mr.. Chancellor
says thoy are literally l0galized "moon'
sinners" Tho existing law In Franco
comedies without taxation TO this class
oidIatillers having small portable stills,
entire liberty to manufacture into liquor
all their own fruit aud all that may be
brought to them by noighbors aud also
they may moYO about from place 10
place and mako liquor.
II has resulted Ia tho manufacture oi
an enormous Amonnt Of viLiatod brandy
which 10 sold TO the community and
drinking houses nt n very low prco and
las lad tho effect oi greatly increasing
tile drunkenness In France.
Senator Bisquct Bnyi this habit has
gown 10 such proportions that tlln
country Blandi In tho presence Of a yOry
serious danger, not only In tile NOR
al and aocial inspect, but II Ia iolt In a
loss to tho government In n reduction
oIfNVonuo amounting 10 moro than ~.
10000 francs annually
Increase Of drunkenness among tho
lower CasSos has boon alarming III tho
past ton years, A writer In ono Of tho
public journals sayn;
Alcohol IL tho great misfortune OF
tho present day, ma II tho OWL ia not
corrected, Ffnnco-thn country ol sun.
slime, Of good wnO, and great paioIy :.
will bo changed into nation Of brliIes.
Insanity " also on tho Increase, Win
tho inrfOaao Of drunkenness. Consul
bayago thinks that whisky drinking In
tho United States eau bH checked BY
substitution Of Cheap Wines Willie
cheap Wines wurD DblAlnRba IN Franco
aud before tho proAt lnCroa9o VI cheap
brandy dtunkOnneSI Was comparatively
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