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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

Ais am lebten Greitag. ben 8. Yeai,
0rau Qapino Otelbs, @attin bes &on-
outteurs Mlbert 5ielbs, @aiolin ii einen
WaidteEel 9ob, fielen Elm paor fropfen
bapon auf ben @oiolinofen. Our9 bte
barouf foloenbe Ggplolion ent3inbeten
iih ,bre Gleiber. Ste rannte in ben
3of be'aus, no Elm Mnitrei9er yaamens
RoB Gunarh BON Gainesville bic tn
Jlammen sebillte Grau anbieIt, 3u 80.
ben mari unS bie Tlommen eritidte.
Grau Gielos erlitt i9redli9e Bronbmur.
ben an benz Nrm unb Niden. tpirb je.
bod pabriheinlidh NIT benz 2eben ba.
ponfommen. - Sohn 5 Rnouber. in
1922 seboren unb ieit 1856 in Nepafl,
1T am 3. Wtai eeitorben. - SIN Mlter
BON IS Sahren itarb Grau Maiala
Wfoore. - Sn Der Oennilon uniperli.
tdt in 8ranpille tpirb no9 NbI9lub bes
6riibiabrstermins eine Sommerl9ule
9ebalten. in uelder in ben Normal. 10.
tuie in b0beren Gddern unterri9t ertbeilt
mirb. = Mm Wfontog, ben 6. Mpril.
wurbe bic Geuerlnebr nod benz 0auie
BON Dopib @riffitb an Mainitrabe seru.
fen. Ourd einen idobboften @4orn.
itein mar bus Da9 in Branb geroben,
bod uurbe bas Jeuer raid gel6iAt. -
Nm "a. Mai finbet bic republitaniI9e
Convention fur Siding 60. tatt unb am
Wfontas Nbeno, ben 20. Mtai, merben bic
Gaufuiie abgebalten. - Das Common
Yleas @ert9t ipro9 in Der Rlaqeia4e
BON Greo 2iiep gesen bic Baltimore &
Obto benz Rldser $404 ii gu. q bomas
Carroll. Elm Singing, ueIder bte Office
bes Wa9emeiiters ausgeroubt baben
lDq, wurbe our9 Wapor 9oplor unter
$500 benz Common pleasseri9t iiber-
tuieien. Da ct bic Biir9l9aft nidt auf.
brinsen fonnte, mubte er in's @efdnsniB
tuanoern. = MIfreb Midelmaite murbe
nod Der Central Srrenanitalt in golum.
bug sebradt. - Cine unertrdgli9e Qibe
herri3te am 6. Mta: In bem 2iding
Sbal. Nm Mittas seigte has 3bermo-
meter nabe5u 100 @rab 6abrenheit i'm
S4atten. Die 6armer flaeen iiber bic
anbaltenbe Diirre, peIde benz Wet3en
uno Obit nadbtbeilis 1T. -Sn bas 9aus
Der Sennie sbrum lam Nbenbs eine
5rau, I'M ibren Mana Nameus Srof
na9 9aule gu bolen. Dabei gob es
einen iolden Speftafel. bab beibe
Trauen io,pie Der Mann perbaftet wur.
oen.-am 6. Weai bat bic Beerbigung
bon Sacob s. Sbeurer unter Betbeili-
sune Der itdotiiden 8eamten, Der g. u.
&., Il. .. 8. unb Der 6. @ag. Mliociation
itaitsefunben.
Sn @Iepelonb lit unter eisentbim-
liden nmltanoen Der anseiebene Gbica=
goer 9anbidub Jabritant @olomon
Teidbeimer, Elm Mann BON 81 Sabren,
I'M Sollenoen Sotel seForben. Ser,
lelbe erleoiste i'm 6otel feline &orreipon=
beng unb beim 8rfeudten zines 8rief.
touperts 3og ct li9 cine fleine Werlebuna
Der 3unse 5u. gs ltelte lih Blutuer-
giftuns ein unb ale dr3tli9e &unit per=
mo9te ben Mann nidt pom 9obe su
retter.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
Es bat ben Wnlhein. aIs ob Der

gs bat ben Nni@ein, als ob Der
&f I'm bic republitaniide &ouper.
neursnomination smiiden &idter Nolb
BON bier, @arren Reifer BON SprinsTielo
unb Ridter 9opt BON @lepelanb ausse.
fodten tuiro. Dab iid bas Joliil 2eifer,
bas ldon Dor Sabren in bic politilde Sob
tenfammer seuorisn uuroe, mieber ber=
uorwast, lit 9eraoe5u elm @fancal. .Gs
3ei9t, mas man ben republifanilhen
Sttmmgebern bieten fann. 2eifer's
Stdrfe iollte iib1isens niht unterihdst
metben. gr bot mebrere rgrDBe &ano-
men" aui ieiner Seite, barunter au1 Gr=
6inan3riniiter Charles Softer. Ser
itebt er es in Der Bunbeslenatorfrage 9e-
ididt gu lauiren, 10 fann er benz &.bter
Haib nod iebr unansenebm meroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
g hipets. Spbnche

9err &emmler meint, bas bette Mittel,
Inn in bleier Yesiebuns 9anoelsperbin'
bunsen anSutniipfen, beitebe in Der Gin
ldiduns BON Muitern nit YreisIiiten.
Ser 2anbesiitte semdb mub ieootb "a
Wlonate Grebit ooer ein entlpre4enber
Rabatt fir Baarsablurg eeudbrt iuer=
ben. Sic Gireulore uno Yreisliiten
mullen in beutider unb fran,0iilder
Sprade perfaBt iein. 9err 2emmler lit
serne bereit, fur bic 0erbreitune bieier
2iiten unb Girculare Gorge su traeen,
elaubt ober, bub Die perlonIide @ertre-
tuns ameritaniiher 1irmen auf ber
balbidbrlid gu 3iirid ltattiinoenben 2e=
bermeHe am aQerseei9netiten lei fir bic
Nnfnipfuns BON @elddftsperbinoun9e
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
Noti5!
Nm uniere Geier in usrtt'
Nnbe f, &srain Gsmnty,
Otie, t.nH 1tntocacnH.

Wir habsn on Stelle unIeres lang
idbrisen Gsenten, Sobn Ylato. in Nortb=
Wmbe,it, ben 9errn Grnit Geeie Boz
feIbit su unlerem 2ofal=Nsenten ernannt
unb lit Der iel6e ermdttist, fur uns &iid.
itdnbe gu eoaettiren. bafiir su quittiren
unb neue Nbonnenten gu getpinnen, uno
empfeblen 0srrn Steele benz Woblmpnen
Der bentl6en 8ep0lterune BON Nortb-
Mmberlt, 8rpmnbelm uno 2crain.
Mhiunespol,
Sic gBe itbote 60.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09


- Sir ben Bunoeslenat fnb auf res
publitanilher Seite spei ganbibaten I'M
6eloe. Np4 Dor &ursem elaubte man
6orafer Iei Der einsiee ganbibat. bp9 lit
ihm in ndditer Ndhe Elm ssfdtrli4er
@eener erua6ien. ndmIih gr-&eprd=
lentant Benamp Storer BON Cincinnati.
Sie ltanbalDie Nrt unb Weiis, pie
Beaamn Storer BEL Der Beuerbung
um cine smeite domination bur1
Die Sntrisuen bes BoB Cor
bes Greunbes 5orafers absemurfit
,purbe, 1T au9 frii9 in Mller Webd9t-
nib. Storer mar Der ein,iee Ohio &e=
publifaner i'm nationalen NeprdIentan-
tenbaus, welder entihieoen fur eelunbe
@dbrung eintrat. gBle 5orafer in Der
Jrase itebt, meiB man ni4t 10 re9t.
Nuber einisen stpeioeutisen pbraien,
melhe lib nOtbisenfaQs nod Belieben,
uie Elm alter @laeebanoidub ipenben
Iallen, bat man eigentlih nod nihts BON
ibm betreffs Der Ginansfrase pernommen.
gr peritebt es, bic 9ersen Der ''boys"
an3ufeuern unb faule Wibe uber @rouer
Gleuelano gu reiben, bod iinb bas nidt
9erabe Gisenidaften, pelae ibm i'm
Bunoesienat CUR 3ierbe serei4en miir=
ben. Storer 1T obne 3weifel bon beHe=
rem 9eiitigen &aliber als Jorater, ,penn
ct aud bic pOlitilden Sdlaem0rter ni9t
10 in ieiner &eipalt bot. gr bot bereits
einen itarten Mnbans in Der partei uno
wirb ben Nrtifeln unb Sauftrationen Der
Commercial @a5ette" nod su urtbeilen,
Gorcfer piel gu idaffen MAIDEN. gs beiBt,
oab @ouperneur McRinlep ii4 fart fir
Storer an ben 2cben le9t. Storer per.
tritt ben anitdnbiseren Tlisel ber re-
publifanilden partei BON 9amilton
County. Diejenisen, uel4e ibn unter.
itiiben, baben es bauptla6lid barauf oh.
9eieben bem BOB Coz unb ieiner Clique
einen Nadenlblas gu perieben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

- Ser columbus Weitbote", zines
unlerer lisbIten We9ielbldtter. bat un=
ter srobem Roitenaufuanoe eine neue
8rehe aufssitelt, tuelds i'm in Stano
lsBen tpiro, in 3utunft in ahtieitieem
6ormut gu eri9einen. Ser vWeitbote"
itsbt bereits i'm 3usiunbfiinf3islten Sahr.
sanse, seb6rt alio nit ;u Den dlteiten
beutid.ameritanilden 3eitunsen. Ct
lit ltsts Elm tpaderer M,titreiter fir bic
b0diten Sntereien bes Deutidtbums
semeien, unb bot in manhem bitteren
Streite unper3aet bas oeutibe Banner
bo6gebalten. Wir freuen uns bebbalb
iber bielen neuen 8emeis leines ee-
iddftliben Woblergehers unb bpfien,
i'm in adt Sabren nit Hiesenben Sab
men in ben le6sSisiten Sobrsans elm.
ridden gu ieben. (2ouisp. NnS.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
Gonful 10. +. KemmIer Iber ame=
rifaniihes Eeoer.

Oas su 9ropioence, q. s.. eridei.
nenbe vpronibenceS Sournal o fgommeree,"
brinet einen ungemein intereIianten
Mus3us aus etnem8eriht bes Srn. W. s.
Remmler, Gonlul in 9orsen, ilber rNme=
ritanil6es 2eber in Der Sdmeia". 9err
aemmler bemertt, bab on ibn unb
an ben Goniularasenten Grnit 8il-
liams ,u 2uSern, tpieberbolt Infrasen
ergansen leien in 8e3ug ouf Die
beiten oirecten Be;usaquelen fir ame-
ritanil9es Soblleber II. |. NJ. Ser
genannte gonlularasent babe ibm ee<
l1rieben, bab in Golse Der enormen
Meenee BON 0ieb, tpelhes seIhladtet
tperben mubte, i'm lesten Sabr oas 2eber
in Der Shmeis lebr billi9 mar, bab aber
i'm barauffolsenben 6riblins CUTE Nus.
ii9ten fir ben Nbiab BON ameritanil4em
Qeber porbanben 1ein niirben.
gonlul 2emmIer betrdftist bieIe Nn=
iiht, fiist aber bic Hebinsuns bin3u, oab
bic amerifanilden Jabritanten uno
Qdnbler fdbis uno luiaens lein miiIien,
biejenieenWaaren gu liefern, nod welhen
aerabe in Der @9mei3 Nadfrase eriitirt.
Wtan perlanse in Der S9mei3 bic bette
Quolitdt BON 5cblleber, Oberleber unb
@ei9irrleber. Wlit Gi9enIobe segerbtes
Niemenleber Der beiten Nuoiitdt piirbe
aud einen Marft iinben, wenn es nit
benz einbeimilhen, beutl4en uno eng
Iii1en 6abrifat i'm Yreiie eoncurriren
fDnne.
Bereits anlebnli9e Nuantitdten bon
6oblleber, Oberleber, @ei9irrleber
unb @paltleber (split leather) tuiirben
aus Mmerifa eingetiibrt, aber es i4iene
baB bic Qualitdt ni1t sufrieberFsqenb
iei. Gs uerbe pielfa1 bebauptet. baB
man BEL bem 2ostrennen Der 9dute BON
benz Diebcabaper in Mmerifa gu ober=
fd9Ii9 3uWerfe sebe. Mandmal uiirben
beim @erben GleiIditiife mitperarbeitet
unb oft uerbe Der Wertb bes 2ebers
bur9 MeHeri9nitte unb Branbitempel,
iopie burh manqelbafte Nbrunbun9 Der
9dute beeintrd9tist. Gerner lpirb por-
gebra1t, baB bic in Mmeiifa gum Gerben
Dielfa9 pertpanbte Ninbe Der @1ier-
Iinsstanne ni6t geeisnet lei fit bic
Yrobuttion ber belten Qualitdt BON Qe-
Der, bab bic 9dute nidt LANCE senus in
ben @ruben perbleiben unb bob Der
gan3e @erbpro3eB gu raid uno 3u ober.
Hd9lih betrieben tperbe, lobab bas
3eber gu por0s unb meniser bauerbaft
iei, als bas nod benz ior9fdl.
tigeren unb mihiameren europdii9en
Gpftem ge9erbte 3eoer. 9err 2emms
let min ni1t bariiber entl1eiben,
ob biele Bebauptuneen in jeber
pinli1t besriinbet finb ooer mebr Wor-
MrtbeiIen entiprin9en. gr fiibrt iebo9
bic AnF9t zines Der sr0Bten @erberei-
beiiters ieines gonlulatbiitrifts an. Dar,
na4 lei Dos bette Gmeritanil9e nit Der
3inbe ber S9ierlinsstanne eeserbte 2e-
Der an Qualitdt benz bsften einbeimii9en
9roouit p0llig sIei9; nur bic 3u bunfle
4orbe bes ameritanii4en Yrobufts &c.
faIIe man&mal nint. 6err Qemmler
figt cine 9abele BEL, ,nel9e 3eigt, bab
AmsfiIa, mas bic Ginfubr BON 6obIIe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

= Die 8irbe, uelde man f9 IeIbif
auf f1abet, merit man nidt.
= 9unoert Gents am Dollar 1T unb
bleibt gut bemofratild.
.Susenb bat teine Susenb", ioot
oas Spridmort. = 8enn aber Suaeno
feline 5u9enb bat. mo min lie als6ann
nnr bas Mlter ber baben?
= Ser Sruit mditet ii9 bon ben Con.
iumenten. Dies 1T ein Fundamental.
uebeI benz Dor Mllem sefeuert tuerben
mub, tuenn before 3eiten fommen iol.
len.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

Der ,Meittpte" erlheint tdolicb unb fpitet
aebft bent ,Samilienfreunps Ills Spnntasss
5latt, pcrtpfrei $500 per Sabr peer 80 per
Gtpnat fret ms Saus geliefert.
Nah SeutihlarS, Der Shpeis nnb Seitreth
0e1anbt, fcitet berieIbe pprtpfrei 5000 per
Sabr.
Oas Mpbenblatt bes ,sSeltprte" eri6etnt
kben Opnneritag gum Greiie nom $500 rer
Sabr.
Nads Teut6Ianb, Der Sbn";s unp Seitreieb
prrtcfrei $3.50 per Sabr.
Der Greis fir ben Samiliens Srennb betra9t
fir 2eie> ceS @ph enblattes ,1ur so Cts. per
Sabr fir Mibt= =9lbcnnenten: $l.0O une ipirb
pprtcirei fir 2eier bes @pHenblattes gu $1.O0
Her Sabr, fir Miht=glbpmenten 81 Sl.5O
per Sabr nat OeutIhlanp perlanbt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
0ie uebel Oes Qebe1S.
Eine neue Nuseabe oie1es berubm.
ten Derfes iber familien.u1e.
oisinen foeben erihie-
men.

5oulenbe bon 6ausbaltunqen in allen
Sbeilen Der Ser. Staaten merben Or.
9artman's nllebel bes 2ebens~ als einen
Jamilien Seeen unb 6iibrer anerfen=
men. Dieies fleine Bud bat 5i1 ieinen
Wee in unseSdblten Mensen bon sami.
lienfreiien perl6afft. Dr. 6artman bat
bieies Bu6 fiirsli4 repibirt unb illu.
itrirt uno offerirt boiielbe jebt leinen pie=
len patienten unb &unben foitenfrei.
gs 1T gang sefiillt nit prattii9en Matb-
idldeen fur bic Jamilie unb entbdIt
Nnmeiiunsen, tuie ptele 9ronilde unb
bartnddi9e Rronfbeiten gebeilt werben
f0nnen. 8eine 6amilie iollte obne bic.
les Bud iein. Reine Yerion, bic nit ir.
Senb einem 9ronilden 2eiben beboftet
1T, lei baiielbe nod 10 Ianganbauernb
ober beftia, iollte es uerldamen, bieies
8u1 iorefdlti9 gu bur4leien. Die ST..
luitrationen Der perlbiebenen Sbeile bes
menldlii9en &0rpers prdeen benz @eiite
bes 2eiers umfanenbe Besriffe Don Sc.
lunbbeit uno &rantbeit elm. Rein
Bud BON bielem llmfange lit ie ber.
aus9e9eben worben, bas 10 piel tuertb.
pole Snformation fir ben praftild5en
ta9tdgli4en @ebrau1 entbdlt. Nome
uno AoreHe iollten beutli1 gel&rieben
uerben uorauf bas BUD tofen- unb
portofrei nerlanb mirb.
Die M ebisin fiir's Grabiabr.
Wfan nebme pe<ru.na jebes Jrabiabr
fiir bas Blut. Gs reinigt unb bereidbert
bas Blmt, beIebt bic yerDen unb reQulirt
bic Werbauuns. Cine Bebanblun9 nit
pe-ru.na i4lbt bas Spitem geoen bic
erbridenben ginfliilie ber eriten beiSen
Sage bes .Griibiabrs. gs perbin6ert
&rantbeiten bur& Stdrtuns besepitems.
Gs beilt 8rantbeiten bur9 @einisuna bes
Spitems. Man ienbe nod einem toiten.
freien 9u4e iber Griibjabrs.ssranfbeiten
uno obrellirt: pe=ru.na Drua Wonu.
featuring Company, in golumbs, Ohio.
Sir elm freies BUD iiber Rrebs ooreI.
fire man Sr. 9artmon, Columbus, O6io.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05
BuFFALo.s BIG BLAZE.

Hall Million Dollars Worth of Property
Destroyed.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept lone OF the
most serious fires that has visited Buff
falo for several years started in the
basement of the Academy of Music at
o'clock this morning.
At 1:45 o'clock the firemen. believing
that they had the fire under control
withdrew part of their working force.
A few minutes later blaze broke
through the rear of the academy and
rapidly spread to the adjoining fur
and hat store of George w. Comstock.
This was soon totally destroyed.
The fire then spread to Glenny
Sons store, the largest importers of
chinaware in the United States, and
burned through two stories before the.
iremen were able to drive the flames.
in the opposite direction, where they
found material to feed on in the drug
store of Lyman & Sloan, the American
Express CO. S building and the West
ern Union Telegraph Co., the three
latter places suffering slight damage.
The Jeffreys Lewis Dramatic Co.
was booked to play this week at the
academy but had not yet transferred
their effects from the depot to the
theater.
A conservative estimate places thes
total loss at $500, 600.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05
ANAncAY.s RED FLAG

Carried ~ Socfalists Through inc ssreess
~ China9o IN 8pfte ~ tho Mayors TO
hfbltion, Hut Ita Blo0tl-Suggestlng Ooaos
was shrouded BY > CoverinK Of $50 49,
teri Blnck-A F1Ag Rroseneath0n--A1secS.le-
ael echwnb's Speech.
CHICAGO, Sept. THE knights or
the Red flag carried their banner
through the streets Of Chicago to-day
Notwithstanding the orders of the
mavor. but its redness was concealed
by q covering of black. They held
celebration this afternoon in the BACK
ward of q saloon on Clybourn avenue.
at which Oscar Neebe and Michael
Schwab, two of the anarchists par
doned by Gov. Altgeld, and Lucy Par
sons were present
The day was made the occasion LOT
the presentation of handsome req
flag to the socialist labor party OF
Chicago. by the wives and daughters
of socialists. At the grounds 1t was
unfurled amid great cheers. but it was
not waved according to orders
The gathering of socialists. some :
of whom declared themselves to De
anarchists and others who would be
insulted at the name, was not SO large
or enthusiastic as similar assemblages ;
have been. The speakers of the day
were NJ. v. Britzeus and MichaeE
Schwab.
After the presentation. Mr.. Britzeuss
scored Mayor Swift for interfering
with the liberty of American citizens
by refusing them the right to march
through the. streets with red nag,
the Symbol of socialism" Mr.. Schwabe
disappointed those who expected him
to say much regarding his being put
in. prison. The speaker did say that
his followers would succeed if 100000
of them were thrown into prison. but
he failed to make any personal re-
marks He urged those present not to
go home and sleep, but to go to work
and rally their people and teach their.
children to fight against oppression
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05
A GIGANTIC FRAUD.

CounterfeitinE Southern Pacific Railway
Tickets-Arrests Made aud Pending.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept LA gigantic.
fraud of counterfeiting Southern Pa
cific railway tickets was unearthed
here yesterday with the arrest Of,
Charles j. Barnett, of Barnett g.
Wenar, CanaI-street ticket scalpers. A.
warrant is out for Wenar. 1t is also
understood that an arrest has been
made in New York, through a private
detective agency. and another arrest
in an eastern city. but the names of
the prisoners are, for the present, with
held.
The tickets were counterfeited in
New York by q printing and litho-
graphing house in that city, and the
printers, it is said, are also to be ar
rested.
Inspector Fegan of the Southern Pa
:ific railroad has been at work on the.
ease for seven months. The South
ern Pacific, since General Passenger
Agent Morse came here, has discovered
:ounterfeiting going on, and plan.
was mapped out to capture the alleged
criminals Fegan worked with the
crooks, and was offered as his share of
the swag S25,O 900. United States Dep
nty Marshal Leblanc arrested Barnett.
yesterday morning.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05
A FRIEND IN NEED.
The Belmont Morgan Syndicate Still
Standing by tho United States
Treasury Gold Reserve.

The Belmont Morgan Syndicate Still
Standing by tho United States
Treasury Gold Reserve.
WASHINGTON. Aug. Sit is gener-
ally recognized here in official circles
that the acknowledgment syndicate
will not permit the treasury gold re-
serve to fall below the 500, 000. 600
mark. Four times they have come to
the rescue when such a result would
have followed constant drains on the
reserve for shipment to Europe.
Yesterday, at the last moment, the
syndicate deposited 81 ,OOO. 900 in gold
in exchange for legal tenders, without
which the gold reserve would have
dropped below the limit
At 1880 o'clock Assistant Treasurer
Jordan at New York telegraphed that
So, $50, 900 in gold had been withdrawn
for export to Europe. This reduced
the treasury gold reserve to 500, 1885,
634.
At 3:35 o'clock telegram from Mr..
Jordan announced that the syndicate
had deposited $1,000, 600 in gold, which
raised the treasury gold to 500, 1885,
354.
So far the syndicate has deposited in
excess of the gold required for its $6e,
400, 600 in bonds nearly $40, 600, 006 to
keep the reserve intact.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

A DISTINCTLY perceptible earthquake
shock was felt in many portions of
New York, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania about 6 o'clock on the morning
of the LIST. The vibration did not last
longer than a second or SO, but it was
severe enough to awaken people from
sleep. The direction OF the shock was
southeast to north-northwest.
THE statement of the associated
banks of New York city, for the week
ended the 31st, showed the following
changes: Reserve increase, 81, 500, $50;
loans, decrease, S272. 700; specie. de-
crease, Ss44. 300; legal tenders. increase,
So, ZIG. 400; deposits, increase, 81, 395. 400;
circulation, increase, $751;
Mr.. MARSHALL MCDONALD, of West
Virginia, who for the last seven wears
had held the position of United States
commissioner of fish and fisheries, died,
on the 1st, at his residence in Wash
ington, of pulmonary disease, after an
illness of severa, months.
SECRETARY MOORE and the Kansas
state sanitary board are wrestling
with several cases of Texas fever All
the cases located have been quaran-
tined and an investigation instituted
as to the origin of the various out
breaks.
A DISPATCH from Washington says
that well-equipped and thoroughly
organized movement, having for its OBJ
ject the placing of all fourth-class
postmasters in the classified service, is
approaching maturity.
BUFFALO, n. Y, was visited by
100000 conflagration. early on the
morning of the 1st The fire started
in the Academy of Music, which, to-
gether with several business houses.
was consumed.
The socialists carried their banner
through the streets of Chicago in their
parade, on the 1st, Notwithstanding
the orders of the mayor, but its red
ness was concealed by a covering of
black
THE United States treasurer mailed
!, 107 checks, aggregating SIG, So. so,
in payment of the interest due on the
Ist on the bonds of the funded loan of
1891, continued at per cent.
A DISPATCH received at the state de-
|partInent from MIR. Cooper, United
States dispatch agent at San Francis
co, confirms the news that cholera has
broken out at Honolulu
On the 31st the associated banks of
New York city held s39, 149, 925 in ex-
cess of the requirements of the 25-per-
cent rule.
The Russian minister of the interior
has received reports that cholera is pre-
|valent in Yladivostock.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05


Upon the completion OF his college
mercantile business. but was induced
to abandon it for the life insurance
field, which business he has pursued
for twenty years
As soon as he became of age, Mr..
Thomas petitioned the masons for
membership, and at once received all
the degrees in the Blue lodge. chapter
and council. He became interested in
the workings and teachings of the
order, entering upon the York rite.
He soon became a member OF the
grand bodies of Kentucky. After FILL
ing various subordinate positions in
both bodies, he was, in October, 1880,
elected grand master of the grand
lodge and grand high priest of the
grand chapter, filing both positions
the same year He had already occu-
pied the chair of grand master of the
grand council, Royal and Select Mas
tiers.
In October. 1872, Sir Knight Thomas
received the Knight Templar orders
in DeMolay commandery No. IL OF
Louisville, preparatory to organizing
commandery at his home in Dam
vile. In February. 1878. he assisted
in the forming Of Ryan's commandery
No. IL at Danville, and was the first
afterward holding the office of eminent
commander for two years. In 1874 he
was elected grand senior warden. and.
after regular promotion, was elected
grand commander in 1878.
In 1874 Sir Knight Thomas attended
the meeting of the grand eneampment
at New Orleans as the proxy of the
grand commander of Kentucky. and
has been present at every grand en-
campment since that time. At Chicago
in 1880 he was elected to the Office of
grand junior warden, and at each tri-
ennial conclave since has received
regular promotion, having been elect
ed deputy grand master at Denver in
1852. Sir Knight Thomas is also .
member of the Shrine of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite. having
been crowned with the Thirty-third
degree in January, 1889.
Sir Knight Thomas is typical Ken
tuckian. being feet tall and weigh
ing 200 pounds He is regarded as one
Oh the OeSt mASOuiC JuEiotS III INC Ut
der. and for years has served on the
Jurisprudence committees in the vari-
GUS grand bodies of his native state.
Being ready debater and forcible
speaker, with good presence and fine
voice, his influence is felt on all mat
tiers of legislation coming before the
grand bodies. He has always been q
champion of the Masonic Widows and
Orphans home, the pride of all Ken
lucky mascas, and much Of the sue
cess of that institution il due to his
efforts in shaping legislation for its
benefit.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05
wAiF SAVING.

The Convention of tho Association for
that Purpose In Detroit.
DETROIT. Aug. 31.-The convention
of the Wait Saving Association of
America has selected Toledo as the
place Of meeting for next year, the
third Thursday in August. The OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year are: Ex-Gov.
Oglesby. of Illinois. president; T. E.
Daniels, Chicago, secretary; +. D.
Drake, Bonneville. Mo-, treasurer;
Observation-Disclosures Letter. Chi
cago; 81. 81. Kohlsaat, Chicago; Gov. w.
J. Stone of Missouri, and Mayor Wall
bridge of st. Louis.