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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-13

The aristocratic New York horse
stands several inches higher than
the bicycle.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-13

Gov. Sheldon, of South Dakota,
has wisely turned his Thanksgiving
proclamation into an essay on irriga-
ton.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-13

The Paget-Whitney wedding was
a sort of union of st. Paul and New
York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-13
ELABORATE ARRANGEMENTS.

Every detail of the ceremony today
was arranged on a scale Of costly
ma gificence Not only were the flor
all decorations Of the church most
handsome, but the music was very
much out of the common, because of
the appearance of Edouard de
Reszke, tCae famous basso, and Mime.
Ncrdica, soprano, Of the Metropoli-
tan Opera company, with other not
ed musicians. The presence of the
president and two members of his
cabinet, Secretaries Lamont and
Herbert, attracted great crowds of
curious people ITO the neighiborhood
of the church and house, all of whom
were anxious to get a sight of the
officials, so that large force of po-
lice was necessary to preserve order.
The scene within the church
was beautiful one. The in
terror was completely hidden be-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-13

Lies Of England, being the youngest
son of the late Gen. Lord Alfred
Paget; who was personal aide-de-
camp to the queen, and grandson of
the first Marquis of Anglesea. The
patent of nobility to the family was
granted i'm $780, An older brother,
Col. Arthur Pag-t, in 1878 married
an American girl, the daughter of
the late Mrs. Paran Stevens, of New
York. Queen Victoria and the late
Prince Consor7t stood sponsor to Mr.
Page,.'s elder brCithsrs and sisters,
and e,ome members of the royal fam
lily have stood sponsors to his eldest
brother's and sisters children.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-13
One Murder Trial. 50

oe riaA2sAsfS
PINE CITY, Mimi, Nov. 12.rCourt
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-05

The following tcregram was re-
ceived here Thursday morning by
Mr.. Henry Flato from Flptonia:
North side Of town fiom Cald-
well to Paul burned this morning"
Later particulars as as follows as
given in II dispach to the Post:
Flatonia, November 2S.-At G:3O
this morning the rapid firing of
pistols and the cry OF fire startled
the sleeping dcnizens of this quiet
little burg. 1t was soon seen that
smoke was issuing from G Foster &
Co.'s music store, situated in the
midst Of Il block of frame houses.
In Il short time the building was
wrapped in flames. which spread
to the adjoining buildings.
A conservative estimate Of the
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-05
HALLETTSVILLE.

Rain and mud were plentiful in
liallettsyille last week, yet tho
Hennessy LeroyIe company did
good business three nights. But
few opportunities have beeu given
the people here this season for go
ing to theaters, hence they were
hungry. and besides this the com
pany deserved the patronage.
City Attorney Blakeslce visited
San Antonio last Thursday.
NJ II Townsend was over from
Columbus Thursday to SEQ his
brother, NJ S Townsend.
W a Harris vas here from Waco
the latter part of the week.
Rev Sinms has returned from
attending the Methodist Episcopal
conference in San Antonio. He
was rc'assigned to the work here.
Tuesday night no was pounded,but
not disligured, untless he ate too
many of the good things with
which he was pounded. Everybody
was glad to have him and his es.
Unable lady remain here.
Miss Eta Brown, of Hampstead,
has returned home, after pro-
traeted visit to relatives here.
Mrs Ragsdale is visiting in Aus
tin this week.
j NJ Cummins, Jr has contracted
with the Ladies' Cemetery associa-
ton to keep the cemetery In order.
Mrs Allen and children arc visit.
ing her parents in Moulton,
II ] Heyo has returned frol t.
visit to San Antonio,
V. Ellis has returned from yisi.
to his ranch in UValde and Znvoln
counties and reports everything in
good shape there.
J Landa was up from YoaNum
the first Of the week.
Hallottsvile is to have two we'd
dings soon and two new residences
for the parties are being bulls.
Miss tottie Nichols. OF Swec.
Home, is visiting here
j P Ellis went so San AatClio
on business Friday
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-05

losses is as follows NJ Caldwell,
photogra .}her, $1,000; no insurance.
Caldwell Bros, druggists, $4,000;
no insurance. c Foster & Co.,
music store, $4,000; no insurance.
McCown " Culver, grocers, $3.50;
no insurance. e G Decherd, grocer.
most of stock saved; insured for
$500, loss will be slight. Mrs Wood
mansee. millinery, stock mostly
saved in damaged conditions; es-
timated loss $3.50; no insurance.
Hardin Rhodes, confectionery,
damage to stock $100;no insurance.
w Il Morgan, barber, $3.50; no in
surance. Il Herdler building,$100
no insurance. c e Kojoll. dan age
to stock $3.50; no insurance. C Paul,
saloon, $4,000; nc insurance, Mrs
Erdmansky, building, $500; 10 in
suranc7. Anton DUR. bar Der and
L Suasta, tailor, occupying above
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-05

building, sustained loas by moving
pictures and stock, not estimated.
The origin Of the fire is mys-
terry Mr. Smith, who slept in tho
rear Of the building, says the first
he knew of the fire was when be
was startled by a noise and then
smelled smoke. He has no idea
how the fire started, as they had
had no fire in the store since four
o'clock the evening before.
Horace Good was severely hurt
by being struck in the face by IL
fire hook. The business men and
Others worked like heroes and eay.
ed hundreds of dollars worth Of
property. Emil Miller, while car
rying out goods, had both shoes
pulled off in the mud, which was
nearly knee deep, but kept on at
work in his bare feet.
The work of rebuilding the burnt
district has already began. This
fire should make the people Of
Sinner all the moro careful tbs
winter. The wooden post Office
block and the Palace saloon corner
should be closely watched.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-05

Genuine Gdden and WNukegNn BHred Wire, Pumps Piping
and Fittings Aermoter and Air King Galvanized Wind Mill
tain Cedar and sawed burr Fence Posts rubber hose buggy pn
and brushes Buggos phaeons Surveys hacks harness. Sdba
farm and spring wagons addition the above 220
few blocks in the town Sinner improved and unimpoved Also II
choice lots of Haevie sale don't claim
leader but do claim keep good stock kept in the county
and will sell cheap Of competitors line that carry
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-05
BAKER & LEONARD,
LAW BR S.

Ioakum, Texas.
VIII be in Sinner once month
or oftener, and will accept employ.
mont in any of the courts of the
state, References; A. G.. Wange-
mann and other business men of
Yoakuln.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
H, C. Roggard g. Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
t26 MAIM STREET.
PHONE No. 749.

FOR RENTED Willoughby, Sl3and
$40 Willonghby. all modern conveniencej
and cisterns; 1872 Park avenue, Az Park
nue.. 81 Kelly avenue, new house on OHM.
avenue. 40 Wood street, &c Cha al. -
Brewer, 10 Charlotte street. 70i Chanel
9 and l3 Baxter avenue Jand 10 Denby
FOX SALE-Iwo houses ON Tark nva
nue. four on Willu ghby avenue. two on
Cooke avenue. one OH Gibbs avenue.
four on Highland. three on Reservoir.
one on Tunstall, two on Falkland ,wn
on Levitt avenue. one on Clay, one on
avenue, lluntersvillc. and nice lots IN
Frocmnson. Boush. Dartmouth Cor
prev, Marshall. Highland, Park and
Gibbs. also veral nice farms we'll located
suitable for stock raising grain or trncE
farming. on easy terms. Corresponding
solicited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

township, etc., must sign any petit
ton for the sale Of liquor before
license Is granted. The president
of the association states that the
Legislature is in favor of the bill.
A reward of 500 is offered by
Gov Carr for Isaiah Gilverton, who
early this month murdered John
Davis in Wayne county.
DIR. Il. Won Heril, who was for
merlv connected with the agrlcul-
tural station here, but who now holds
an Important position with German
Kali works. of New York, is much
interested in the horticultural So
ciety of this State, of which he is Il
member. He passed through here
yesterday on his way to Southern
Pines. where he owns n largo tract
of land. He has obtained quite
handsome donation to the North
Carolina society, and will probably
esta blish on his land horticultural
farm.
Mir. John Bradley, engineer on
the local train between Charlotte
and Salisbury, got his left arm
broken on Wednesday, but in spite of
'hhS hhONC w SpilOOANip
where he had his arm sol.
a peddler named Smithers was
found dead yesterday on the side of
the road out i'll the county. His
wagon was overturned and his horse
grazing quietly. The mans head
hit on "a rock and fractured his
skull His goods aud money found
on his person will be sent to his
people in Johnston county.
News reaches here that in Frank
linton last night u negro man named
Brady quarreled with his wife be-
cause she was going to II wedding
with another negro, and deliberately
shot her. She died before help
could reach her. The 6.year old
child Of the couple was the only wit.
ness. The mnn has fled.
A fire Mt Abbottsville DESTROYED
the postoifice there on Wednesday =.
The firm of Cashier Il Belk, at
Mount Holly, has made on assign
ment. Their liabilities are 81, 500.
A petition is being circulated ask
ing the Legislature to enact law
giving the Mayor and Commission
ers at Asheyille power to establish
u dispensnrY and regulate the sale
of liquor.
a new York Harald of April 10th,
1865, has baen found here. The
paper contains war nows and several
clippings from the Raleigh Confed
crate, n paper which few people
here remember. The Herald is in
deep mourning and gives al account
OF the assassination of Abraham Lin
coln,
Letters have been received here
from prominent labor leaders by
members of the Legislature urging
that the Bureau of Labor Statistics
be not abolished, and highly compli-
menting tho present Commissioner,
MIR. Is. II. Lacy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
IN WARWICK COUNTY.
Many Matters of General lmpor-
lance.
Special Dispatch to The virginian.

lance.
Special Dispatch to The virginian,
NEWPORT News. January 25.-
Mrs. III. Ii. Mitchell, wife of MIR, III.
II. Mitchell, who is large owner In
the New Manhattan Club, of New
York, and prominent III the society
circles of that city, who, with Mrs.
Albert McMahon, OF that city, has
been on visit to Mrs. w. s. Saun
ders, Of Norfolk, were the guests of
MIR. Il. y. Saunders, of the NIer-
chants and Minors, here at the
Warwick yesterday. From here
they went to Old Point, where they
will soiourn at the Hygeia Hotel for
several weeks.
F. Lewis Marshall, of Washing.
ton, was registered at the Warwick
yesterday.
MIR. j. Ellis Cooke, of Norfolk,
was In the city yesterday.
At the regular convention of War
wick Lodge No. II Knights of
Pythlaa, held Thursday night, steps
were taken to have the third annual
sermon pr cached before the Lodge
on Thursday, February 18th, which
is the nearest date to February 10Th.
the Anniversary of the order. AS
lev. MIR. Mayo has left the city an
invitation was extended to minis
ter residing III Norfolk to deliver
tho sermon.
The steamer Norfolk, of the Nor
folk and Washington Steambo
Line, landed here Thursday with
400 barrels of cement for Washing
ton on account of Eurness,
The German steamship "Amrum."
for Vera Cruz, cleared Yesterday
with large cargo OF coal on &C.
count OF the Chesapeake and Ohio.
The "Amrum" has been engaged
regularly in the coal trade between
Newport News and tho Mexican
ports.
Quite successful entertainment
was given at Johnson's Hall last
night under the management of
AIRS. Howard, principal OF the Young
Ladies Seminary here. 'Wooin9
Under Difficulties" was put before
the lights. MIR. Calvin Sattertield
took the principal part, in which he
was lnlmItable,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
ALL ACTIVITY
The War Department Working
Over Hours.
UNUSUAL SPIRIT OF LIFE
Eighteen Thousand Troops Already
on the Frontier. Several Bri-
gades Ready to Follow. Sol
diers and Officers in
High Spirits.
BY Southern Associated Press.

ST.. Louis, January 25.-A City
of Mexico special to the Globe Dem
ocrat says: The War Department is
all activity. The entire Office forces
are working over hours and an un-
usual spirit of life aud general ami.
nation is seen on every hand. The
number of troops already on the
frontier is $4,000 and several brig.
AIDES are in readiness to be pushed
to the front at days notice.
Throughout the republic the same
activity is noted and there IS no
doubt that Mexico could put 80, 900
men on the Guatemalan frontier
within week or ten days should
occasion demand. The general
health and equipment of the Next
can troops now in the South are
very good, and reports from the
probable seat OF war are that the
soldiers and officers are in high
spirits and anxious to push forward
at the command from headquarters.
1t was reported yesterday at
Salins Cruz, in the State OF Oaxaca,
that arrangements are being quickly
made by the Mexican war authori.
ties for the Guatemalan invasion rs
noon as hostilities are declared. The
theory is that the armed corvette
Zaragosa, the gunboat Oaxaca and
all the Mexican boats on the Pacific
coast will be employed in landing
troops at San Jose, Guatemala, or
at some other convenient point.
immediately on landing, the forces
will be pushed with all possible
speed across the country toward the
capitol, which lies only about fifty
miles from the coast aud where it is
naturally expected the hard fighting
will occur.
At the same time the Mexican
rural forces will be ready to start for
various points on the border now
occupied by Mexican troops and
cavalry, sweeping through the coun-
try like whirlwind. The rurals
will aim to clear up things as they
60 and be on hand and ready to co :.
operate with the sea forces by the
time they have arrived before the
city of Guatemala. The artillery and
other heavy guns will be shipped by
sea.
CITY OF MEXICO, January 25.-A
telegram has been received at the
United States Legation here from
Secrethry Gresham expressing
PRESIDENT Cleveland's hope that
Mexico and Guatemala would agree
upon someEafavorable, means of
settling the boundary dispute be
tween themselves, or, failing in that
would agree upon reference of
the controversy to friendly arbitra-
SION. This message has been
transmitted to President Diaz.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
BERKELEY BRIEFS.
Several Items of General Interest
and Value.

and Value.
There will be meeting OF the
Y. w. G., Il. U. OF the residence of
Miss May Bland. Liberty street, on
Saturday, January 26i, at 1 o'clock.
1t is earnestly desired that oil Y's
be present.
Mr.. w. II. Clough, OF this city,
was married Wednesday in Car
dovia, Nd, to Miss Rosa Smell, of
that city.
Hon. Jno. NJ. Berkeley is mon.
toned for our next county Sheriff.
Miss Marie Knibloe will give one
Of her artistic and humorous enter
tainments at the Providence Grange
Hall next Tuesday night. the 29th
instant. This will probably be her
last engagement at this place, and
those who have not heard her can
not afford to miss it. Free convey.
ance from Berkeley and return will
be provided for all who wish to go.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
Small Items of Newsy and Per-
sonai Character.

Special Dispatch to The yirginiau.
RALEIaH, n. g. January 20
The swearing in of Crews, colored.
as q member of the House from
Granville county, brings the num-
Der of negroes in. the House up to
five. Some more fusion members
will be seated next week. At each
of these contests the vote is strictly
partisan.
There is q great deal of talk about
the editorial in Marion Buffers
Populist paper in defence of the
railway commission.
A bill has been introduced in the
Senate, ut the request of the Secre-
tary of State, which is intended to
keep out of the State those insur
ance companies which do not show
their charters in this State, but
which claim that they can show their
manner OF doing business and then
obtain charters. ~
Deputy Collector Shelburn re.
ports to Revenue Collector Simm ems
the seizure of fifty gallon illicit
distillery, owned by Tom Wllker
son. This is the distillery OF which
Deputy Shelburn was in pursuit
when She moonshiners cut his car
riage to pieces.
Governor Carr, just as was pre-
dlcted, committed to life imprison
ment the death sentence OF Ella
Norwood, the young negro woman
who at Durham killed her infant bv
FORCING PIN down its throat. There
was an urgent plea for such commu.
tation.
Smith, the partner of Kirkmsu.
VINO was arrested for passing coun-
Ierfelt nickels. was arrested and put
IN Jail yesterday il Greensboro.
Three convicts arrived to- dav
from Arson county and four from
Pitt.
The meeting of the State temper.
ance societies last evening was we'll
attended. Many denominations
were represented. Rev. j. Il. Fl.
futile presided. There were
speeches by him and by Rev. DR.,
). w. Carter, Rev. DR.. James
Atkins, Rev. j. A. Rush, Rev, JAS.
y. Jones, Rev. M. A. Smith and
Col. Thomas b. Long. There was
plenty of enthusiasm. The temper
ance people have buried for once all
Their differences and agree on the
OIL they present the Legislature.
At hrst the public impression was
that 1t was to be high license bill,
pus the association decides to elimi-
nate the question of license tax,
leaving that to the Legislature. The
!. ssssonG goint OF the bill, in the opin
II; II E;sSa5et Jon ia that n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

For urinary ,secpp Diary and tertiary
syphilis. for blood poisoning. mortu-
rlal poison. malaria. dyspepsin, and
in all blood and skin Diseases, like
blotchos, pimplcs. old chronic ulcers,
letter, scald bead, boils,, erysipelas.
that =. i. p. Is the best
blood purifier in the world, and makes
positive, speedy and permanent cures
In all cases.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
Rheumatism
and ScrOfula'

the weak and oebilitRted, gives
strength to weakened nerves, expels
diseases, giving the patisnt health and
happiness where sickness, GLOOMY
feelings and l1ssltude first prevailed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26

WHEREAS, 1T Is DEEMED EXsFDIEyT
Norfolk and tho public In general Inn, Vnr.
IN lane SHOULD be graded and nuynd viii,
rnbblc blocks aad singh pavement from MAIN
street 10 Plume stro,t; therefore. lie IL
RESOLVED by the Common and select Conu-
ellN Of the city OF Norfolk, nai.rity Of ali the
mehlers elected to each Council toncurfinr
First. That it is oxptdiest that Martins
graded and paved with rubble blocks ana sInrlo
pavement according to the plan OF the civ I'm
giueer 10y i"
second. That the w'rl, Of grading ana nav
ing SAID lane lie under the slIperyi.Inn az ,I,o
Board OF Street, Sewer and Drain rom,nis-
siORcrS.
Third. That one-half ~ of the coz, of ,b,.
said wsrk lie assessed against the owners nC
Ithl g 'd'e abuttiug on raid stree. or lauc from,
Ma II street 10 l'Iunc street. according TO Tho
running loot, thai is to say, that the owners of
real estate ahuttipg on the east sid. of Tho 81 iii
l'he rom VI in street to Plume street shall be
assessed win 'ne-quartcr of the costs of the
work according to the running foot and ti,s
GA ne's "t real Cs'aic OH the rtat side of snid
lanr from Main street 10 Fumc street shall Lr
isAesscd with Cne-luarier OF the CTS. of the
wor" according to the running foot and the
REMAINDER ohe-ha,i OF TIE expense, shall Lc.
paid out OF The lui lie treasury
Fourth. That public notice OF these rcsolu-
titHs be given by publishing the same in TWO
Or more newspapers published in the citv OF
NOrfo Tor period OF twenty days.
AZ pied ny the Common Council January
Sd, lSJ --l6 ayes.
.Sgnedl JOHN l.. ROPER.
Pr.sd nj Common Council
ADOPTED by the Select Council, January sth,
1895 s ayes. '"
t>igned) JAS. l.. WINSTON
lalG-2Ot President Select Council,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
TX III z @p m

RUPTURE, or Breach is now rddicnllu
cured without the knife and without pain.
ClumSyL chahnB truSses can be thrown
away! They never cure but often induce
INTERPRETATION, strangulaton and death.
JUNIORS, Ovarian, Fbroid tUterineJ ana
many othcrs. are now removed without tho
PILE ,TpMCRS, however large, Els.
Lula and other diseases of the lower bowel.
arc permanently cured without pain or
resort to the knife.
STONE In the Bladder, no matter how
large, fs crushed, pulverizcd, washed out
and Porfeetiy removed without cutting.
SIRISIUEE OF Urinary Passage Is
OF cases. For Pamphlets, references and
All pardculars, send 10 cents lin stamps) TO
81 RlsSensary Medical Association.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-26
SHARP s. GWATHMEY, So Main Street,
REAL. ESTATE.
T. OR S al. e .

We ofTer some or the most desirable
Investments now on the market.
Fine West End residence. S7xl20 feet
No. 167 CRANKY street.
No. 222 and 22i Bute street.
tenement rental properties on Church.
Smith. Willoughby, James and Kelley
streets.
Vacant lots on Dunmore, Brewer,
Princess Anne. Plume. riverside, Wind
cor ana New Castle streets, aud Park.
WilloughbY, Central and Avenues, aud
many more at Lambert's Point.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-22
ng-Ice Cold Soda with Pure Fruit Juices Gets, at t
IMMIGRANTS
PROFESSOR OCRlNi LOOKS AFTER
TAEM At ELLIS ISLAND.

Commissioned by the italian Government
to Protect Newly Arrived Immigrants
From fia P.-Grone. Examine Their Pass
ports ard Help Them In Many ways.