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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

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{. @ 8o,eG ucm ihtin.miten 6aa bon
Gc;rra, Ger isnats i'm Stnnts SHoi-
ana uortam. Gs turirf Serbrii6ungen.
8ruubuunosn. otir 9eidiuiire nnO rer'
tebtt niema!s Qdmorrborsel gu inrlren.
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Eard1trrIid,rr ar,s,r.

Srdufeia RetTGHEIfa Ole
iid 9ahr;chute hiHSurd bsTaatte, eis1ez
McnEs 81 ~tsfoTEE1su. itest eaSlia bod
md Dor lem AiieTs- Als bic Sere,
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auf eds Sicffte eritreftus, III lid isl.
ter): Sd EcTss en1 III Gtttss Eif.
len BE saE;e G<i4itts ni9t hlOs-
trannen?-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
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uib u%ptsrhotteu bate. cas- urdt ohne
5otgeu gsttsben mar. erIUargtt uuo Damn
o,e Qe,hs aui Dem 6e!o U,rgrnb. ourd
oeu 5harirldter Relnoet aus Ragces
burg bm9ertdtct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Sntate Reptit.

,,0tcime Damon. sic MAIDEN Ih iuOtl
ubsr MIDI iuit's ?!-Sie ibsjucn mid
iir eiusn redt einIdttiseu Rcuiteu Su
hlltcn,.''
,Eurhaus mdt! Rnu tsurlbeilt
Die Renihen bod uidt nod Dem gus-
iCdCu,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
probe.Sdue.

8. &. Clifford. R,tu Gaiieu,
8isc.. fit an 8surulsie uno Rteumas
ismu&; icin Roscu mar ouser Orr.
lung, isiue 2eber par in acknowledgement
@elie an9esriHsu, Gppetit nabm ub,
uuo or bate CT 5teiih uue Stdrfe BE-
oeuteuo at%seuommen. 9rei 5toiden
@lJttirites Sitters" tiel'er ibn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
y,u boffn.,nespourr 5obu.

Bauer Ger ieiueE duf Tar foA.
ifufe ffaSirereeH Sctn teinht BAT, IL
feiHsr Srau): limb irih anfftsb n TINT
Dir uHieI Sub, ME ieihlt ih in El:i.
Ee1 Iunaea SahTen q ui6t gotham
hah'l Tent Cir. u1 6 uhr in her
Srah' III Ct IGou nit eiHeEl Rauia
nab cans fcnneul-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

fibrun0 beS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BE-
gam, forS CT nod 5Seit, bel ldueereu
aufeutbolteH In Srautretd, GnStanb
uub Seiterreid In fiinftlerii6er uHb
tehuiiher 9e;iebung e~insebeube Siu'
bien ~ MAIDEN unS Die friibsren StuSien
in StaIien ;a erpeitsru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

Sn oieicu 9a9rn oes 9elcpbon, 3els'
aropbsu uuo Der Gleftrrciidt uno bes
9ompfss, f0nnen Ole 2eute niht Gage
ODER Stuuoeu larg OUT 9rleidtenung
iuartsu. 9c6bllb offtrirsn lu;r Sud
Ore Winutc Cough 9urr. Bcofr
9nse, noh Siunoeu, nod RInutsn
uersebsr ebe S6r GrIelhterun9 be-
fcmmt.-Rdifer YrCs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
6atote Strwcdfstuus

Su Bisi:ulets pahivif, W,e Die
,,&siuSberscr 9siturs' bsbauptCt, esm
6abrer eeS 2sibsures;fesS ioIgsuee
Setpststuns:
Sshaueetnesr drSi: attcrsi6pdht.
Soeesuriddt: Or. Rcuer,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
ahafIfhHi |.

IL l;stH HtA H'mmrr Ausuff. bsHH
irgas IUfHa Ih pciHe. dgit In NIT
1idi IT. n-uf mChr wnHH!-'
ga. 10, Isl In. lIsbe dmaIir. . sle
Jraqe f0mBst MID ImmeT ~ i5fHfrI'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Gin dtiaIIna.

aunes: Bon Jbrsm SHHsm ions TT
MD abcr iht mehr r%aIireH."
SubEr (uesddtitt): .uuo Sn
podeu oTsi 6sioBaas mIistmahi hdb<u.''
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

errang ii6 Soff'
mann einenStus
b~ieureiiepr
ben er uad able'
suu9 ieinesb obe,
rem Staatsera'
mems iu elmer
Reiie nod Sta'
lien oerpanbte.
Sier erfubr CT,
BAG aud feline
beiben anteren
& ontu~rreu,eut'
iuhrfe oueeuom'
men feien. Be-
Dor Sof fma
nit Der RauouSs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
op o 5.

Qnnswlrtbln: n-psrr RIrslsr 1T
nltt gu lprsdeH - sr i9rsibt an ieinen
4e6snserrnneruu9eu!"
8IdubI9er: Ia nil ih crit rr6t 5u
lbm - ib bnbe audi al sipns 81 Frs
innern!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

Ter ueue oeutthe 8ei4sseriHtepalaf.
rost mirS, bic iid bis ;u 81 Meter
S6be erbebt. Snmitten Der gorber'
front betritt mon bas SauptuefiibM
uno aus ibm bic Narteballe nit BEN
Saupttrcppenbauie. ileber benz 8efti'
Bill liest Der srose Soal fir bic
God, un6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gen, ipdbreno auf Der eui9eeenseietten
Seite in spei Stpdlperfen iid bic ief,s
SenatSidie befiuoen. Tem 1reppen'
bauie 0~e9euiiber iiub Der @erfamm'
~lunoslaal Der Tedjtsanpdlte urib berer
Sonferen,;imrHer ansebrabt. Bon Der
Salte aus iiibren breite Sorribcre nod
ben ieitlibeu S~autbeilen, no ftt bic
Grbettsrdume Der Seamteu uub bic
Notwithstanding bes Ret9es
Observation-Disclosures befineen. gu ben
bauptidblifiten R6umen eeS Wltttel.
baucS sdblt nod elm eroeer Sibliotbets'
iaal.
Quoipig Ooffmanu. Der artiteft bes
@cbduoes, III Der Sobn bes peritorbe'
men Observation-Disclosures Or. Soff.
manu- in Tarmitaot. Gr %obiclpirte oas
@pmnuiium ieiuer gaterftabt unb
befud)te ipdter bic tedniide Sohfdule
lu Berlin. 0ad Able9uns ieines erften
Staotseramens ,par Scffmann ols
toniglider neutrality-suspicious. bel Der
Grridtun9 ocs @ebdubes fur bic 9erti.
ucr Srie9safaSeinie tbdtig. Gr nabm
al elmer Sdinfei'9 onfurrenl iopie
bieraui OH Der Rreisbewerbun9 ,ur Be-
bouung Der Ruieumsiuiel. fowie on
Der fir bos Reidsseridtssebdube
tbeil. Bei Der S6infels Soufurrer3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Grner @eSanfe.

2ebrcrn:.. 3 dulci" sir. nfnncn Sie
mir sIn SIneflpori."
Sth erfu (9erdusplns NM: 5tln
oesIm'.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

gs III isiH 8unoeTeins. Gs furiri
aIhi alCs ctfr g futiri SdmotTbci
sru. Eds "a - ms 7f8his Std
6ajci S1lpe itriis brtEsi nnn BAT q
IL tnHetrien O 5nleH s'iban.-Sai-
ffr NErs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

Cine Baufnote fir E1,000,.
900. eaiirt BON Sabre 1852, Dire In
Ter Siblipfbef bar E<raf Don Gnsfanb
als RsTiTaTeisisit a~ufberpabrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

|lntllibtet 1T cine smpiebtsns.
lusribe 3ue,uc. 9eBbotb Ofierlrcu
mir Gdh One Rrauie 9ousb Gurr.
IS ut prompt III 2inoctnus uno prompt
Ill LINER 0eiIur9. gu oieiem .3rpeds
wno IS iatrlSlrt.- @alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

,pattu Sie i6cu aehort--eer Sarun
Ioa ia eus 8clunoastisl ldH6tsH ai;Ea
10 6isi 1~orue6mu2."
,GidHbs, nit Erimaw<Gief DdTe taul
6efisr gehoffeH"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Baner.

4r5t: .,Bas mub ib ieben? Sic lai-
len Sbre Shlueius in Die arnntenItnbe?'
gaIst: ,S1. alauben .. 9err Dot
tor, bnB I Die Sdn aultelen f0nni?'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
..@,fsn &c" ita,s iarhla Nrd,r

~&rhsn Sit." irsts iaTSllt REdsr
SuHet ~ lnsu SeTu. scr al uns II
sra Gin Gas Bier irttt q. .,rviFeu Stc.
eas d ~ E:einrm gaESsH 9eteH HaCh
tstEs iIHf Gsui4 inr serculAsuss Ct
tr6Ets aEssssstrH tabe2 Sas sic
nift ioseH." cvruiseerts eisitr. ..w5s
itseH Sic es 6Sitttis eenH an, oas
Sir. ctHs saiat 81 sesnsfeu. 10 oft Ct
HsH SaHia batsn?~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

Carlton @ornpsn, 81rnnnu Der
,,8oJette" III Riootetown, 81. g.,
1!aubt. bob GbombcrInin's SuItFnmit.
trl (9Uu8b Remsep) III isoCm Snuie
lem iOute. @r bot ss INNER nit @rs
iolg 8etraudt, elfldrt CO fir oas bette
Wittet uuo cmpfiehlt cs III ben BAIT.
ndflglten 3dasu. 25 uno % Gents
6toiten gu bobcn bei oqeu Sdublcru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Der 3~d5iduCr.

.Eieotft Q'gdrrsn rauteu Ste lds.
tid?"
rEds fomwi eaTdaf an. iuIe pIeIe
SetlHnis ih iaaaaeer emf Der Sirass
t~rrfie!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
u II d elm @ b.

,.0nrum tniien Sic Sbrcn Sptn
nidt Rohirer nsrosn?"
,0eil or Iih o fer--5esfrnnfbeit
fiirbiet."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Cd u asfe cIucn Hcueu ue6crsifter

sd II I5te oineH Hcuen llebcrSifber
btb, n. un mid tiuEaf lu.cac, in bei5-
reu arcilrH belu, gen ga ;oEueu," inete
EN- SyiBbHtc Iu Dem .nrslrr.
,,uue Id mii6it IA o c,nmGi wuoCr IN
b~efisreu QySilsH btptlsH, nm IN eineHa
ueterSirbcT II fomms ~" ia9is osr An-
aerGoir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
o. utes Heiher n.

.,Ble nj. NJ b,un 9slre S6meltsr
nit Ibrsm 9eiaugun'srrihi?"
,,4upa hoi bsute gum eriisn gal bic
S4aite Gus ben Obreu eei6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
aurtthrrurrb.

.Mein 6rdulein, ih hin in Sic bis
hber bic Shren Aber eos
bot mir mein Setter audi idcn s%eiasti-
-.Sa-ober id bah lduaere Shssu!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

Ia.: o@r 0ei6nt Sbnrn Die 5rua
8dtblu nno ihre 1ohtr,!"
y: ,.SeIoe babtu - mir aueCihau.
BON Der Iohter BIN I'D bejnubs,t. upn
orrHtiCr BIN Id bcbert."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

HairouC: Rsiue Gdmsu, MIR ino
bcuie roaiidHols beildmmsn, btr biss
bert8e Rscoro IT iisben 7nfen uno flnf
BIooden. id bUft. oaB rr beuts esidd-
gen Urr6l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

IRA. quite 9tihdi'e stuIadi. 6crr
equity" asie e,u Gsitditsrciienosr
otu oHoelca.
III eoIuTs..' GHiipo tete oteie:.
RdGe iHiHter quite @cihdfitt %IiCu
SF. Id hdueets mtt &Is uno 8~erffanet
..So?" waif CT itr hesboft Gin,
.,STo6eH bateu Sie mott ritl tei nd 2s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Nnnshrnh ts Graac.

Rihtsr (5um .3euger, Rsu'ner) J:
.Sie Iino BON Dem NngriIo9ten nib
banbtlt moroen .wie tnn9e tobeu
sic friue Coupons nbihneiocn f6nnen?''
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Oilem n, O.

9nnro: so tin IN ciusr iur b!tnlen
8erle9cnbeii!"
alorn: n8isIO oenn?"
9nura: n8nrl bat mir ueripro6sn,
or bort nit oem 1rinfen OUT. ipenn ib
lbn bsircts. uno Gmil brObt, sr idnst ss
al, ntuu ih &c niht i6us!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
x,rr Sithrrtd1.

,@arum ipielen Sic eiaeutlid Die
either, Serr MIller?--.Sdau'n 3,
III rneincm Ietterit paBt's bait am
beffenl 1"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

Die Uulusuoure ben q. SdiobS Del
aeeeu 6rotbeutcn ipjto ltets BON autem
Grfols beole;tet iein. De Gnt5iiuoune
luiro mad ofiiep Nriu;uouug oermiuoert
uno bns u%unnQsusGmt SUDDEN bort
nuE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

Beindbe I Snbr iit lb on cinsm
bcil'geu Mngeutttocu; uadoem td oer-
ibRoene WIttel otus GrIUl0 anluauot,
guii ld ih}ItBllb 81 3r.Glu9uita cri9's
0dmburgcr Sropitn, wethe mid bnto
wleoer b%tritsatcr. - S4uorS 8eIB,
2T2S 8ronouar, Gttpttnno. Z.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
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a.: ,,0arum fommt bonn Ger Mul.
Ter oar uiht mtGr IN Ole 6ueipc?"
g.; Nd. ben Dab i'd ueutit dn9e.
pumpt, uuo od Qtujrt CT lid isst setpiB!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

5ahrssle be;abfea nTijea
pcu uzz CT lie Felialisa ReD g)uris
ezf Ten StraEsabahaen Der Sidht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

8crrnhldBi0t lcucu Quitsu nldi. CT
iu6rt Sur NnsSebruug. One Wlnute
Gcuab 9urc bat elucn eopptlicn Wcrtt.
Gs iuriri uro turiIt raid.-8ulter
BROS.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
TURNING TO BONE.
The Peculiar Case of a Spaniard Who Is
 Slowly Becoming Petrified.

The Peculiar Case of a Spaniard Who Is
 Slowly Becoming Petrifed.
 Great interest was excited recently in Ybor City, suburb of Tampa, Fla, by tho discovery of a case of osseous paralysis. For awhile there was tho greatest excite ment among tho 400 or 500 people who had gathered about the house where tho patient was lying He is Spaniard named Fer mia Machado
 Drs. Petty and Lawrence were called to see him, and they report that Macha- dos feet aIrl legs nearly up to the kneos arc entirely destitute of life and ab- solutely insensible to feeling The tissues have shrunkcn away until tho limbs are entirely desiccated and hard as bone. The line of demarcation between the healthy tissues and the "petrifed'' portion is clear and distinct, with slope in tho size of the leg of about half inch, the skin on this surface being affected by what resem bles tetter or ringworm. A blow upon the shins or the feet is not felt, but makes a sound as if solid bono or stone had been struck.
 Similar cases are reported in the surgical journals Tho unfortunate man is in such a situation financially that he does not de- cline proffered assistance, and quite num- Der of contributions have been made for his benefit. pr. Lawrence says that this disease is known as dry modification, and that its growth may possibly be check ed by scientific treatment in some hospital for special diseases Maohado is anxious to get to such hospital. but has not the means He says that he would submit to amputation of the limbs or any thing in or der to escape the horrors of death by inch I;cr far ;e hut he has developed an abnormal thirst, which can be satiated only by drinking enormous quantities of ice water every day. ay.-Atlanta Constitution
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
SWIMMING IN. SAMOA.
How the Dusky Kanalka Maidens Enjoy
 Themselves at Christmas.

Existence in Samoa is something differ ent from what Is understood by "real life" Each village has a chief maiden, sacred as a queen boe very beautiful and attended by dwarfs and chbaoks, as ip tho fairy tales. There arc also water fairies Here is an account of them on a Christmas morning, from a lady 8 book on "In Stevenson s Samoa:" "As soon as we arrived all Lau Liis cousins and nieces, who happened to be visiting hor, camo rushing down from the house, and in Q , minute had shaken off their pretty holi- day dresses and wound bright colored lava lavas round their bodies with such oun- ming and art that no matter how strongly the river might be running, or in what yicissitudos they might find themselves, tho utmost decorum and propriety were maintained Soon the fun began, tho pretty, bright eyed, brown skinned girls climbing up on the branch of huge tree and turning somersaults, one after an other, into the deep, rushing river below.
 "They preoipitated themselves into the water every way, except head foremost, with which method they were enchanted, and asked us again and again to repeat our diving. And they worked hard trying to do likewise, but always turned sojner- otulu UT uiauo noIHo ByratIOn lluuibely more difficult in their efforts to take an ordinary dive. There was great laughter and mcrrymaking at these water parties. Sometimes ono would catch large prawn and pursue another in the water, holding up tho monster with its great antenna stretching out oight inches or more.
 This morning Lau Lii suggested we should try who could sit longest on the bottom of the river None of us could stay down at all. Then our hostess disappeared below. When the water cleared, we could see her calmly sitting on the shingle and twisting her masses of black curling hair on the top of hor head. It seemed an age to us spectators before she rose and came smiling to tho surface, not the least dis turbedor out of breath, and when asked how she did it an nswered:
 "'Oh, just put big stone in my lap"
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
Etiauette of the Table.

Although in America we have no heredil tary aristocracy to dictate rules of conduct or what constitutes elegance of manners, there are persons of native refinement and good taste who have had experience of other lands and peoples who may be trusted as examples, writes Mrs. Burton Kings land in The Ladies' Home Journal. These have their shibboleths, their criterions of breeding, that are well deaned. A man that takes mashed potato with his terrapin and orders large cup of coffee with milk at the conclusion of his dinner may be q more worthy member of sotiety, finer specimen of mankind than the "gilded youth" of fashionable Circles, but he would not be regarded as man of refinement hardly as a gentleman, by the privileged classes either hare or In Eurone
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
A SPLENDID PAUPER.
THE COUNTESS OF WARWICK, BEST
 KNOWN AS LADY BROOKE.

She Complains That Many of the Aristoc-
 racy Are Really Very Poor-As Mayoress
 Of Warwick She Leads Tn All Kinds of
 Local Affairs.
 Tho lovely Countess of Warwick, who as fady Brooke achieved so much celebrity prior to hor husbands accession to tho earldom of bis father. is now known as the "splendid pauper. " Since her husband be- came mayor of tho ancient city from which he derives his title sho has taken her posi- tion as nayoress very much au serieux and has deemed it incumbent upon herself not only to take tho lead in all kinds of local movements, but also to address pub lie meetings. Solno time ago she mado platform speech in which she complained that the pace set by tho parvenus forced the old arstocracy to live beyond their means.
 'We are not a rich aristooracy, she con- tinued We are many of us deadly poor We arc many of us little better than splen-
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21

- Warwickshire and the oxtravagant luxury of the class of splendid paupers to which she belongs on the occasion of the fancy dress ball which she gave a few weeks ago at her castle Arrayed in the guise of Queen Mario Antoinette, sho literally blazed with diamonds, and indeed so pro fuse was the display of wealth that the country rang far and wide with accounts of the magniflcence and the Sardanapalian character of the entertainment. New York Tribune
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
Extremes Meet,

"One of the most thickly gilded ladies Of the United States. ''
 That is an expression used by tho Lon don Weekly Sun in referring, not to the current anatomical exhibitions at New York theater, but to a rich woman for whom the late M. Worth made gowns for which he charged her s500 GOO annually Now York Press.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
Those New Bonnets.

Uneasy will rest tho female head that doosn wear a new Easter bonnet. Wash ington Post.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21

did paupers. added tho fair countess, with as much pathos in her voice as she could muster Indeed she mado her hearers feel quite sorry for her hard lot Under tho circumstances 1t was unfortunate that on the following morning an agricultural la borer blessed with a wife and six children to maintain upon a mere pittance of S2 week should have appeared before the local magistrates at Warwick on charge of hay ing stolen the sS, 900 sable cloak of tho countess at the very moment when she was describing herself as splendid pau per ]"
 Even still more giaring was the contrast offered between tho want and misery ia
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

Holmes has been placed on trial in
Philadelphia for the murder of Pietzel
All. the evidence in the trial of Theo-
dore Durrant for the murder Of Blanche
Lamont is in.
Two men were shot and killed by
guards while trying to lynch murderer
at Tifin, @.
Two cattle thieves who were members
of the Zip Wyatt gang, were lynched
by Oklahoma cowboys.
A Milwaukee young woman who had
distinguished herself as forger, escaped
from the insane asylum.
Simon Schafer, member Of the Illinois
legislature, was indicted at Peoria on a
charge Of soliciting bribe.
Francis A. Coffin, convicted of aiding
in wrecking the Indianapolis National
bank, got an S-year sentence. A super
sedeas was granted.
Preacher Mills of Edmenson county,
KY, tried to convert his daughters
sweetheart to his own creed with shot
gun The sweetheart is dead and the
preacher in jail.
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"A. X. U. Organization Again Agi-
tating Their Great Northern
Grievances.
Committee Representing Differ
ent Districts in Session at
Devils Lake.
Claimed Mr.. Hill Has Systemati-
cally Violated His Agree
ment.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 30.-The indi-
cations are that James J. Hill will be
compelled to accede the demands to be
made upon him by the American Rail-
way union or have visited upon the
Great Northern railroad an extensive
strike. There is now at Devils Lake,
N D., committee of eight, chosen
from various lodges Of the order, in
Guiding one representative from this
state, and together they are revising
the schedules for submission to Presi-
dent Hill. The main ground for con-
tention is that low paid man with
grievance is entitled to as much consid-
GRAFTON as a high paid man without a
grievance. AS further cause for COM
plaint, it is claimed that Mr.. Hill, ever
sinee the union won the great strike.
which came to an end May 1, 1894. has
been Systematically violating the agree
ment made at that time.
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not to allow him to reach here Attor.
ney General Kinsworthy remained in
this city for the purpose of having the
Australian arrested here in the event
that he should ship through Texarkana
without being apprehended. It is his
intention to have Fitzsimmons placed
under heavy bond to keep the peace,
and thus prevent the fight.
Messrs. Brady and Vendig are
ssscarce as hens teeth and have moth
ing to say, but they are here to. stay a
few days yet. If Fitzsimmons succeeds
in evading the vigilance of the Texar-
kama sheriff and ever lands in Hot
Springs, there will undoubtedly be a
fight Attorney General Trustworthy,
who caused the warrant for Fitzsim-
mons arrest and placed it in the hands
of Sheriff billiard at Texarkana, is con-
fident that he will succeed in prevent
ing the pugilists from meeting, but
game is being played by local wire
workers which promises to take all of
the wind out of the attorney generals
sails
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FlTzslMMoNs IS DoDelNe.

He Will Try to Get to Hot Springs
Without Being Arrested.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 30.-A special from
Little Rock to The Post Dispatch says:
At noon Governor Clarke received q
telegram from Corpus Christi, an
nouncing that Fitzsimmons left there
at $50 o'clock, and that his destination
was some point in Arkansas, which was
not revealed by the ticket purchased. It
is certain that he will not go to Texar-
kama, as he has been notified that the
governor has an officer there to arrest
him.
1t is believed that he will so to Hot
Springs by way Of Hoxie, and atele-
gram was sent to the authorities of that
town to watch every train that passes
through there.
Fitzsimmons is the man the governor
is now after, and says if his plans do not
miscarry, the Australian will be in the
clutches os the law before morning.