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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-02-07

moved from the head of the river
and made certain marks. 1t would
seem from cross examination that the
defense will contend that these marks
are all wrong and that in consequence
the water has all along been kept too
high, but what the theory and evidence
OF the defense are, does not yet appears
The knowing ones twink the other
eye" and say only that when these are
laid bare before the court it will sur
prise the oppOsition.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03
Spati tsmS Gpabist.

auf benz 9ade fibt Der Spab,
limb bic Spdbin fibt baneben.
unb er fpridt gu feinem Shab:
~&iiife MIDI, mein bolbes 2eben!
8dlb nun ipirb Der &irI9bdum bliibn.
Srii9linss5eit TT 10 bsrsniieIi9;
gl4, pie lieb' ih iunses 9riin
limb bic grbfen gang ppraiiglid!"
Spridt bic Spdbin: nSbeurer Mann.
Senten mir Der neucn pflidten,
5anssn mir nod beute an.
Inns Elm Reithen einsuridten!"
Spri4t Der Spab: uDas GeIterbau'n.
Gier briiten, Sunse fiittern
llnb bem Mann ben &ppf au frau'n-
2tegt ben Weibern pb unb Miittern." I"
Spriht bic SpGbin: ,Ou garbar!
Son id bei Der 2lrbeit f9piben,
unb bu pillIt nur inmerbar
3pitfdern unb berumitipiben?"
Spridt Der SpuB: sd min bid bisr
Wtit 5lpei Worten fur3 bericbten.
Sir ben Spub 1T bas Yldiiir,
Sir bic Spdbin iinO bic pflidten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03
8elni.gene Yrobe.

Sn einem Wirtbshaus bat ii4 elm
@aIt total bstneipt.
giner Der anberen @dIte, Der i'm
bonn Seben tennt, idgt benz Dirtbe
bic Wobnung bes riteren, tpeldle ieht
ipeit sntfernt lit.
,8enn er ni9t bsrbeiratbst iit",
f1lGst bsr Wirtb por, ntOnnte man
ibn ia ba laKsn unb bier in elm 8etf
lsgsn!" nsSa", meint Der ertpGbnte 9dIt,
rOas ipsiB id nun ni6t, bu miiBte
man eben bic probe ma6en!"
nprpbs ma4sn9" entgesneten ber
Wirtb unb bic nod anpeienben iibris
gen @dite.
Run, bas 1T gang stnfa9! sic,
Maris," ruff Der !9srr Der &ellnerin,
vbrtngsn Sic bod eintnal Elm &opftif-
fen uno bic SpetIefdrte!"
Man ipirb INNER erI Itauuisr, ala ie-
bod bas @erlangte CUR Stelle 1T, er>
p;bt bds Gritdunsn ben 9ipfel. benin
ber ertpGbnte @ait bsbedt ben 8ebuIel-
ten nit bsm SiFen unb erIudt bic
&sGlnerin. bic Spsiietarte nit redt
lauter Stimme unb bi6t Dor ben Oh
rem besIelben abautsIen.
Die 8elfnerin ihrsit alIo:
wS9Iegtlbraten. gtierenbraten, @rabs
braten, Sauerbraten nit 8artpffeltn6-
bsln, Sans, 9ubn, Gntt, Salbstopf,
SdIsni6ipeif II. (. ip."
Die Wirtung auf ben bsnebsltsn
@ait mar cine eigentbiimli6e.
9is gum 8tginne bes @ortI9ipaIs
les aus benz Munbs Der Ssllnerin bate
er rubig auf Der 8ant. auf Die man
ibn sebradt bate, geIegen. fobdlb ber-
fslbe iebp9 begonnen batts, ii9 iibsr
tbn gu ergieBen. ftugsn feline Sdnbe
an eifrig umberautaitsn uno uls er nit
bisien bas auf linn liegenoe &iiien
ertpiidte, aOg er Oasielbe iiber ben
&opf.
Ser Mdnn 1T ber6siratbst!" ents
fbieb Der Qtrrdneeur beier Scens.
.Sie iebcn, meine Serren, er oiintt ii4
in ieinem Bette unb ba er Die @arbis
nenprebist ieiner Satin gu b0ren
glaubt, 10 fudt er ii9 oerielben ba'
bur9 gu sntsieben, baB er oas Oedbett
iiber bic O6ren nmmt = Elm Wlittel,
bas in bemfeIben Sale ale @9smdn'
ner sebruudsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03
Sm Rampfeeluiible.
Cine pa9re Gpliobe aus Der Ebrtber
Sdlad)t bon Chr. 6leiitbauer.

Sd,,para ruie Der p6aeusot."
(GIeim: SieSeslieO Rat) oer SdlIadlt bel 8OBbat)
6;nter uns, auf ben SDben BON
9unitstt, bliBt Is unb tra4t's; bort
it.hen bic 9attsrisn bes IL. Corps i'm
Teusr. Sbre @eftoIie i4mettern binz
iiber in ben Risoernulb, iie babnen uns
ben Deq gum Sturme. Sort, lints
uno rehis Der Morsbronn Sroeidz
toiller Strabe, bat Der Seino ii9 feit9e>
IeBt in giinltigsr Stellung. Sod uTs
fonit 1T CIR iein Miiben. iein sdbes
SSeitbdlten, unIsre @sI9iiBe geItatten
ibm ni6t. ben @aloruno gu bsbaupten;
ibr honnsrno n3uriid!" bringt i'm
aum Ds;9en. stber binter Baum unb
9uid isbt er iih fsIt uao erpurtet ruz
hiQ ben Qtniturm.
unb mir tommen! Bon 9unIiett
hsrauF, Der SiibIpiBe bes Wdlbes gu.
nit flieqsnoen Sabnsn. riiden mir 83er
sum Sturm. Die S4iibenIdpGrme
boran. ibnsn mad. bic Salbbdtuillone!
2ints bic Wtusf:tiers, rehts bus Jiiiis
lierbataillcn unb auf beiben 5liissln
be 8riibsr psridiehsner Gegimsnter.
Wie bat uns am Morgen bas Ser5
sebebt, als bic 5slbasiden, entbiiGt,
i'm @inbe flatterten! gBie Man9em
fperOsn iie beuts ben 0sg seigen gum
frubsn Sool Splbdtenloos! Drum
teins bleiden @sbantsn! 8oripdrts!
Dor uns lisaen unIere ShiiBen i'm
sseuer. SSe5t! Die 8efeble fliegsn! Die
Sambpurs iAIasen! Die 8dtailIone
qehsn asQen hen Walo Dor. Muri6!
Auer ii6er bic Surden Der qeder
aebPs, raider nirb Der Sdritt.
MarI6, marif! Sn bonsm 2aufs er@
Folat Der Sturm! Die Shiibenlinist
hGnqen iih an unfere SSliigel, marIh,
marid! Die aan5e 2inis itiirmt! Dd!
No6 cine Sa!be bes 5einbes, auf so
Sdritt Gntfernun9 nur. Wie iis nie>
berIinten, bic Gapfsren, re9ts uab
linfs.
rGine Suael fam aeflogen
Silt lie mir ooer gilt lie Str2"
Sollte nidt Wanfsm oas alte 2Rb
bura ben Sinn fabrsn2 Ood bier gift
fein 9eesntsn. tein Salten mehr. Gtn
lebtss 6urraA, bas 3iel iIt errsi9t, Der
sSsinb asipprfsn, Der @albranb genomz
men. 9lber nod lange nidht lit Der
Gampf gu GnDe!
gtun tppat Der 8anpf i'm Riebsrs
palb, Elm ihredli6er, Elm sruuenpoller
&aupf! Der 8oDen in bebsdt nit 2tItz
psrt uno Splittsrn, nit Eobten unb
8srtpunoetsn. Sim griiHen MooIe rl<
ben fis, nit blutsnben, tlafFenben
Wurbsn. qebrodNnen, perglaiten gus
gen, bic Sdnos frdmpfbaft gsi9loFen
pber Dor Shmsr3 fineiugspiiblt in
9ras unS @rc,. Wtlnder, Der NOD
bic Srdft oaau bate, hdt iih bertroGen
hinter 9uih unb 9eitriipp. binter rl>
aenbe StGminc. Dsnn I'm ibn tobt
bfr Rampf, Der Rabetdmpf i'm Wdlbe,
ii6er ibu bin fdhrsitft unbarmbersis bic
nlamermorSeHk SA!rat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03

(hpanasren Wolten iiber ben Marems
men, iiber Sftiu unb portus.
9lrme Maristta!
8obl a6t Sage mubts ih ueirss
Dunbs balbsr bas 3immer bitten. ars
sntitellt md6te id mid enbliA ipieber
suf ben 8es, msine Stiaae gu ppllene
ben. Sd Ianste in portus an; it
nabm ben selpobntsn plas. elm.
Nobl aebn Mal slaubts i9 Elm
menI9lihes Msisn in meiner Ndbe gu
abnen. 2tllein itA tduidte MIDI. Gnbs
ii6 aber t.ie6,n MIDI msine 3peifsI an
bas Mausrpsrt. pobsr Elm leiIes Sc
rGuih gu bringen fdien. Sd iaaute
biniiber. Da tauerte lie.
.Marietta!"
sic that cine fppflpis. fdeue 8etpes
gung unb i1auts gu mir smpor. SD
erTdrdt. Mlein Gott. ipie iab iie aus!
Sun9er unb &rantbeit itarrten aus ib>
rem @efiht. &rantbeit2 Nein = Der
Sob! 9sl6, mager, brsnHsnben 9lus
sss, bic biirrca Sdnbe i'm tpslten
S9ooB. Gin uafdgltd:s Grbdrmen
ergriff mid.
nMarietta, piGit 9u ettpas gu ellen
habsn2"
n@ebt mir, Ssrr, id9 erbielt nur ets
mas 8rot unb Ritptta BON einigen
9irten."
cy9 lief uno mari es ibr Su. Gs
fisl auf ettpas Sartss, auf Die Waffe.
bon ipelher iis bic SpdnOs erhob.
nSoTt 0u's setbdn2" frasts i'd tief=
ernit.
r0sin, 9err." sic tonnte taum
ellen.
.0u bait ibn ni6t msbr seiebsna"
.Oo6, Serr. 9tber als i4 i9ieben
ipollte, fsblts mir bic 8raft; i4 fOnnte
ben Sarabiner nidt baltsn. Gs bat
| mid bod gspadt, bas 5ieber. mad ies
nsr @sttsrnadt. slber - ibn -
aud ="
sic mari einen bantbaren Bid gen
5immsl, Der sbsnIo matt uno eriters
| teno mar, tpie lire Worts
Sd iaste i6r abermals, bab i'd iie
nit na6 Rom nsbmen polle. oab id
nit einem Garrsttino pieoerfommen
ipolte, um iie gu bolen; bab i9 iie in
Elm Spital brineen ppllte. Sic aber
fdiittelte ben aopf; i6r fs6lte ieglide
SofFnuns unO jeOe auit gu leben.
n2aBt mid bier. Serr. Sabs i'd
martino nidt ridden tDnnen, 10 min
i4 iterben, nm nit INN Oereipt 3u iein.
- Die Waffe ntbmt - iis nuBt mir
| nihts mebr."
0as paren lire leBtsn Worte. Sd
ipolte Iie nieOerlsgsn auf mein SUD,
: iie tpsbrts itumm ab. sic pollte
ni9ts msFr. = lie polte iterbsn, -
nur iterben.
g(m Gage barauf mar iie toot.
Gin garrettinp fam unb bat lie ges
bolt. Man BAT iie 4riItlia begraben'
Qrms Wtaristta!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03

fdeh 3uselu mag Der Surfo aus ibm
entianbt baben2 Seine 9(ugen 0ffnen
fia tpeitsr, mein Bid, nit bem i4 i'm
burdbobre. mag ibm rthts 9utes per>
heiBen, iba sbren, duf ieiner Sut gu
fein.
.parbpn!" unb er bebt bic 5Gnbe.
Sou ia ibn i9onsn2 Oamit er peiz,
ter isin idGnbli9 Sanbipert treble,
ebrlide Solbaten niebsritreden aus
bem Sinterbalt2
n9unb!" idreie id ibn an. nSanbt
aonnteIt 0u ni9t bier in Hube bds
gnbs bes Samples srtparttn2 NiemaRb'
bate Did angerS9rt, Dir Elm Saar se~
triimmt unb als @efangener mars Dir.
ipobl gut ergangen, beher dls uns, bic
mir por benz 5einbe itebsn."
Gr berItebt meine 8orte ni6t. aber
ibren Sim. Seine Iugen funteln,
fein &Drper friimmt Iih, lpie Der 8Drz
per beg Haubthieres, bds 3umSpruuge
aniebt. Np9 immer lit Der Serl GEE
fdtrlic5. Sd bebe Die 9iidfe. 0o4
f1abs Inn bic &ugsl, bic patronsn iinb
rdr.
Sin StoB! 9as 8aionnett bo6rt ii9
in Die 8ruIt oes S6lparaen, Bis tief in
bas Wloos bes Wdlbes. Gin 8luts
from brinat aus Der Wunbe, Die 4u<-
gen perbreben iich, baB ia bas WeiBe-
ieb, Die 3Gbne fletI9en unb frrirIden,
bic 6dnb lGBt bas 9spebr fallen.
Mon Dieu!" Der lebte Seufssrf
Damn ftreden fi9 bic 9Iieber i'm lsbten
Sample, elm f6redli9er Inbltd.
@pr mir fdIagen Die Sambours.-
asllen bic 60rnsr, bas @an5e ubancirt-
Ser. sseinb lit ssporFsn, mir finb ant
9lusganq, am Rororanb bes @dtbes,
unb bon gifabbauIen ber iiberI4iittst
uns Der Seinb nit ieinen @ranaten.
sd, bin mitten brin i'm @eipiible, i9
ipeiB nidt, pie i4 gu ben Wteinen GEE,
fpmmen!
1lnb bort naben lie bsran, bic itol=
sen Reiterrsgimenter bss 8aiIerrsidbs,
fie tperben perni4tet! Sm 8lute
idtpimmt bas Sslb, 8tut nur iiebt bus
9luae, 9lut, Gau6, 2sihen unb 8lut.
limb INNER tpeiter borfpdrts! Der
Qbenb fommt, Der Sieg lit unIer. elm
alorreider. Elm berrli6er Sieg! DAMN
laaern mir uns. bunt our4einanber 9ee
ipiirfelt, unb iu9en bic Hube.. Wir'
finb ermattet, miibe gum Sterben! S4
lieae uno fdaue binauf na4 bem Simz
mel. gn meinem Settle sieben Iie no9
einnal poriiber bic I6redli6en 8ilber
bes Saqss; bic SGnbe falten ii9 gum
@sbet. benz ba oben gu banten, Der in
fdperer Stunbe nrein 8etitdnb qetpss
fen. Santen, banfeH min Sober beute
9lbenb. unb mG6tig brauit iiber bus
S9ld6tfelb bas 0anfesz unb Siesesz
feb:
.gfun bdnfet ollie @ptt
Mit Ssrsen Muno uno Sdnben ="
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03

= Enfant terrible. S1rfs. 80.
@ott. ba babe ih isbt in @ehanten
&u'ren &u9sn aufgegeFsn!~ = Der
fleine Rsfie: Gin Stiid bnFt @u in
Sebanten icsar m bic Sdfh gFitedt,
9dnte!"
SIM 3prn o.: .4fo Uhier
lift trunt; poran ietbet er bsune" a.:
Pin psrborbensm Mngen. 9tus 4ergrr
ndmlih, bdB ibn ber 8esstaritrperetn
ausasidlpFen, bat TT ssfern iiebsn
8eefiteats gsgeiisn!~
Gin Sapferfr. rI6, trtnn
mir bod NAL tpiebsr 10 redt fAesnsn
5rpit bdttsn!" rSa. iparum bsnn.
Ssrr 2Gmm6en2 2aufsn Sic bsHn
ShtittI6ub2" Nss, bus MIDI! 9lbsr
GliiIisrnb): Bel sebn 9rop &dlte err
ioobt msr meine Sle ipsnisitsns Iaon
en- fleenes @r0gden!"
ItIerbings! 2isutenant:
,9ie 8uronin fisbt absr beuts etiuas
alt aus. ). 60 alt bat iie nod ME auss
aeleben!" Sauptmann: ~0ds CLAUDE
ido ipobl. go alt Die beute tpar lie
an4 nod niel"
8psbaftss MiBbers
HGnbniB. ne. SD fase S6nen.
Strr profsfor Der iun9e Msnfd bat
in msinem SauIe pisl 9utss srfabrea!"
,-- .usbsr mas bsRR2" 49, - j
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03
0tIbti6t

@e6t urfer Wirtb Strnr Seller,
60 brau6t Der Marn fein 2tft,
Gr fsblt i'm bidItsn Sinftern,
9as WsinfaB iider rlityt.
Roh eb'. mas erIt erFnnben
@arb in her iiingIter SRt,
5at unisr Birtb faHn lungt
Inns ia baTlit erfreut.
Gr trdat ia fonbergleiyhen
Sin @liiblift i'm @eiitbt
Drum bat er audi i'm &sfer
Gin ano'res nDtbig nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03

- Wir frdilmet uns ent<
ipeber in bds Slid 9iueiH oper mir
perialdfen es.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03

Mir falIsn bic 9tugen 3u. i9 fdlafe
traumloien Sdlaf ben Salaf Der gr=a
faDpfllng.
Sft bat Der &amerdo, Der bic ebsn
aeIdilbarte @piIobs erlebt, tie ersdblt
i'm 8reiIe Der Sreunbe unb oft itebt
nod por feinem gsiitigen 4uee ienes
&fgstpiibl Der @Drtber Sdladt-
Gin 6Gnbsbrud ibm, Der in fdpsrem
Iuaenblidsn ri6t Mutb unb 8eions
nsnbeit berlor; Elm 9Fui! Der rgroBem
Tation". bic iene S.eufel in MenIden=
geItalt auf ben &fplaB mart gegen
unfsrs Sruppen; Elm Surrab absr aa'
ienen 8rdpen, bic 8lut unb 2eben ba=
ran ftBten, Inn iene 9eItien fern su
baIten bon unierem 8aterlanbs. bonn
beimii6sn Saus unb Sero.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-19
FOREIGN.

FIFTEEN Armenians charged with po-
litical crimes escaped from Jail at
Shabinkarahissar. Troops pursued
them and killed five.
THE Worlds Women's Christian Tenn.
perance union has issued call for the
third biennial convention to be held in
London June IA to 81 next.
CROWDS of unemployed broke into
the government house in st. Johns, n.
F., demanding work-stores were loot
ed and the leaders arrested.
TWENTY-FIVE Armenians were con-
demned to death at Birmingham for
murder in spite of proof of their uno-
cence.
j. b. TYRRELL, geological surveyor,
arrived at Winnipeg after six months
exploration of Hudson bay territory
never before visited by a white man.
A sNowsToRM, accompanied by "a
strong wind, swept over all Europe,
causing great damage and loss of life.
A FIRE that started in the Times Of
gee in Toronto, Can, destroyed block
of wholesale buildings, the damage be-
ing 100000. One life was lost.
A HEAVY shock of earthquake took
place at West Meath, Ont, lasting
thirty seconds.
ALVIN L. DESSIsoN died at Birming-
ham, England, aged SO years. He was
known throughout the world as the
father of the American system Of
matchmaking. He was born in Free
port, Me.
FRENCH cruisers bombarded the Hova
positions outside of Tamatave, infiict-
ing heavy losses.
THE Japanese army under Gen. Nogi
captured Kai Ping after four hours
fighting. Two hundred Chinese were
killed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-19
LATER.

SENATOR FAULKNER introduced bill
in the United States senate on the 18th
to regulate the issuing OF licenses for
the sale and manufacture of intoxicat-
ing liquors in Alaska. The urgent de-
ficiency bill was further discussed. In
the house the oleomargarine bill was
considered and the Indian appropria-
tioh bill was reported. Eulcgies upon
the life and services of the late Repre-
sentative George Is. Shaw, of Wiscon-
sin, were delivered.
BILL Cook, the leader of the outlaw
band which bears his name, was cap
tured at Fort Stanton, n. NJ.
A TRAIN struck sleigh containing
party returning from wedding near
Lebanon, Ind, and Jacob Moss and
Miss Mary Overleese, the groom and
bride, were killed.
A CANVASS of the Hooking valley in
Ohio disclosed 1000 families in urgent
need of aid.
THE French steamer Acanis found
cred 3 miles off Cape Caveau during
cyclone and thirteen persons were
drowned.
EIGHT persons were injured in a
panic caused by falling floor at
church funeral at New Haven, Conn.
The schooner Justine foundered in
Deception bay, off the coast of Wash
ington, and her crew of fifteen were
drowned.
ONE HUNDRED firemen were FROST
britten while fighting conflagration
in Bradford, Pa. Many buildings
were destroyed and S150,O00 damage
done.
MRS. ALICE NJ. HARTMAN, who killed
Senator NJ. ID. Foley last July, was
found guilty at Reno, New, and sem
fenced to eleven years in prison.
Ex-QUEES LrLIUoKALANI was said to
have forwarded petition to President
Cleveland for life annuity and for
annexation of Hawaii to the United
States.
former member of Gen. Grants staff,
died at Galcna, ILL.,, while at break
fast.
THE home of j. II. Baldridge near
jefferson, Ia. was destroyed by fire
and his nine children were badly FROST
bitten.
THE Cunning block and number of
other buildings were destroyed at
GAINESVILLE, o., the loss being Sl25, O00
A NEW counterfeit $40 United States
legal tender note was discovered. Tho
note is of the act of March 3, 1863,
series of $780, check letter Il, w. s
Rosecrans, register; L. II. Nebelscr,
treasurer, with portrait of Webster,
having a small pink scalloped seal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-19

"YoU'IL please look over this small bill, T"
exclaimed the dun. The debtor took It;
and then said he, with weary smile: I'D
rather overlook t"-Philadelphia Record.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-19
PERFECT HARMONY.
A Man So Manages Three Wives That All
Are Happy and Contented.

A Man So Manages Three Wives That All
Are Happy and Contented.
DANvnLE, KY, Jan. 10.-William Cox,
of Monticello, KY, ate New Years din
ner, at which sat three of his living
wives, and he is only 3s years of age.
His first wife was Miss Minerva Smith,
who bore him nine children, and was
afterward divorced. Mr.. Cox then mar
ried Miss Julia Stephens, and he was
soon divorced from her. No children
resulted from that union. He then
welded his present spouse, Tennes-
see woman, and seven children have
blessed their home. His first two wives
have married again, and there is now a
feeling of perfect harmony and good
will existing between them. On New
Years day Mr.. Cox spread a banquet at
his home and invited his two former
helpmeets to celebrate the event with
him. They responded, and the day
passed without Il ripple of dissatisfac-
ton or unpleasantness. Cox was first
married at the age of IA years.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-19

THE Minnesota legislature met and
organized, every member being present.
MRS. RosANNA MCDONALD, who was
born in Dublin, Ireland, 1o4 years ago,
died at Lockport, Ill
THE biennial session of the Kansas
Legislature convened at Topeka.
Gov. JOHN Z. JONES, elected by the
silver party of Nevada, was inaugur-
ated and other state officers were seat
ed at the same time.
Gov. MCINTYRE was inaugurated at
Denver. Waite, the retiring governor,
kissed his hand at the close of the cere-
moDy.
DIR. JOHN NEWTON WADDELL, one of
the most prominent educators and the
ologians in the south, died at Birming-
ham, Ala, aged SO years.
The one hundred and nineteenth
legislature of New Jersey convened at
Trenton.
For the first time in twenty-five
years the republicans organized the
West Virginia legislature at Charles
ton.
J. Fl. FRENCH died at Beloit, Wis,
aged rs years. He was United States
treasurer under Lincoln.
Both branches of the Thirty-ninth
general assembly of Illinois convened
at Springfield and effected permanent
organization.
Rev. Il. DEWITT TALMAGE cele-
brated in New York the esd anniversary
of his birth.
GEN. ALFRED w. ETLET, a prominent
figure in the war of the rebellion, died
at Ell Dorado, Kan.
The Illinois legislature in joint ses-
sion canvassed the vote for state officers
and declared the republican candidates
elected.
The Indiana legislature met in fifty
ninth session, Senator Newly being
made president pro TEN. of the senate
and j. c. Adams speaker of the house.
STEPHEN B. ELKINs was nominated
for United States senator by the repuh-
lican Legislative caucus at Charleston,
W. Va
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-19

s'DoEs he know anything about artP'
"Not thing. Why, he doesn't even know
enough about 1t to lecture on it."-Wash-
ington Star. a
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-19

To New ORLEANS the Queen & Crescent
Route Is the direct line; 80 miles shortest
from Cincinnati. Solid vestibuled trains.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-19
kU-KlUx BAND INDICTED.
Five Prominent Citizens of Murray Coun
ty. Ga. Charged with Murder.

Five Prominent Citizens of Murray Coun-
ty. Ga. Charged with Murder.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 12.-Five of the
best-known citizens of Murray county
have been indicted by the United
States grand jury for murder and con-
spiracy. The men indicted are John
Edmondson, Tom Wright, an ex-
United States deputy marshal, w. A.
Hannah, George Terry and Merrill
Wood. These parties are all believed
to be members of the Ku-Klux band.
Judge John Edmondson owns 1900
acres of fine land in Murray county
and is one of the leading citizens of his
section of the state. He gave a 5000
bond and went back home. Edmond
son is said to be the leader of the band.
He and Hannah came to Atlanta and
gave themselves up. Deputy marshals
are hunting for the others.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-19

"WHY SO gluml" asked his friend
"Aren't you doing roaring trader" "Yes,
I am" admitted the basso, "but 1t Is all on
notes. n-Cincinnati Tribune.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


Proceedings of tho Second Session.
On the Tth bill was introduced IN the SEN
ate for the admission OF Oklahoma ~ n state
and one was reported favorably for the relief
of homestead settlers on timber lands in Wis
consin, Minnesota and Michigan who suffered
loss by forest fires Resolutions OF respect to
tho memory OF Gen. Post. OF Illinois. were
passed 80. In the house the death OF Gen. Post.
was announced, and after appropriate resolu-
fons an adjournment was taken.
On the 9Th the conference report on the mill
tayy academy appropriation bill was agreed TO
IN the senate and the house bill for the relief
OF homestead settlers In Wisconsin Minnesota
and Michigan was favorably reported. Senator
Jcdge's resolution calling for information
why United States ships OF war had been
Withdrawn from Hawaiian waters was dis
cussed. In the house the general debate on
the Carlisle currency bill came 10 an end The
Sesture OF the day was the speech OF Mr.. Sib-
icy dem. Pal who made nm attack on the
president and arraigned the democratic party
generally for drifting away from its tradition
al moorings. currency bill was introduced
by Mr. Wadsworth IN. W, the principal fea-
ture Of which Is the issue OF 2 per cent
bonds payable In fifty years.
IN the senate on the 9th the urgent def
cheney bill was reported without amendments
The bill for the relief OF homestead settlers in
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Michigan was
post ONCE appropriation bills were passed. An
order to close general debate on the Carlisle
currency bill was defeated by vote OF l29 TO
l2<
On the 10th q bill was introduced In the sem
ate providing pension OF $50 per month TO ex-
soldiers for the loss OF one arm above the
elbow or OF leg above the knee. and OF 800 for
the loss OF an entire arm or leg. The income
tax was discussed Senator Hill introducing an
amendment TO test the constitutionality OF the
sat....ln tho house n bill was passed to define
the crimes OF murder in the first and second
degrees, and manslaughter and rape, mutiny
and desertion, and providing punishment
therefor. and to abolish the death penalties on
other crimes. The District OF Columbia APP
preparation bill ts5, 3ol, l07D was passed.
NEARLY the entire session OF the senate on
tie 18th was occupied In the discussion OF
Senator Hills amendment to the urgency de-
fciency bill designed to afford an oppor-
tunity TO test the constitutionality OF the
income-tax law Senator Mcpherson intro
duced n bill providing for the issue OF 8 per
por cent bonds for the purpose OF carrying
into effect the resumption act OF 1873 In the
house a bill to pay the hers'of William John
son, OF Fayette county. Tenn, for $4,000 worth
OF stores conhScated during the war was dis
cussed. An attempt to pass bill granting q
pension OF 800 a month to Maj. Gen. John A.
McClernand caused heated debate, in which
Mr.. Springer tdem) and Mr. Clark (dem)
berated southern men for anti-union senti-
ments. The bill was withdrawn.