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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-19

LEICHT & BARTHOLOMEW, Brew
ers.
RUDOLPH BRAND. President United
States Brewing Company.
GEORGE W. KELLNER, Of Schmidt
Brewing Company.
4. q. UIHLEIN. President Schlitx
Brewing Company.
JOHN CUDAHY. Packer.
MICHAEL CUDAHY, Packer.
LACKNER & BUTZ, Attorneys.
GEORGE BURY. Attorney.
WILLIAM vOCKE, Attorney.
4 ANDERSEN, Wholesale
Diamond Merchants.
ANDREW G. LAUSTEN, Of the Lin.
seed OIL Trust.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-11

hair i landet prala inf6r hvarandra med.
Inf0r publiken ha ej dessa titlar annu
kunnat yinna stort geh0r. Men DER
emot ha de statliga uniformer, fanor
och komedier, som f6revisas den for
vetna publiken vid offentliga parader
genom stadsgatorna, slagit den ameri-
kanska folkanden och lagt honom vid
sina f0tter. Det maste man kalla htr-
ligt, att en- vanlig menniska, som ON
hvardagarne kor ett gammalt hastok,
eller tvattar .vanligt folks klader eller
lappar dina, min arade lAsares skonAb-
bar, en- yacter dag upptrader pa oppen
gaia under faddrande fanor och med
klingande spell en- silver och guldbe-
slagen uniform, liksom ON han wore
verldens h0gste beskyddare. Pa mos
san sitter en- fjader eller swans och
faddrar. Knapparne aro glittrande
gula. Epaletterna tala ON h0ghet och
varde. Vid venstra sidan hanger svar-
det hjeltens emblem. Och fuge du
dertill veta hans titel, hoga embete,
betydelse och makt, sa skulle du sd for
vanas, att du gl0mde ga hem till dit
igen. Mar en- kar af dylika fint unifor-
merade och betitlade ''riddare" draga
genom gatorna, kan man ej kama sig
sardeles radd for "ryssen" eller "John
Bull". Det ar liksom om man skulle
kunna DO stor trygghet under sadans
"hjeltars" skyddsvakt.
IForts. a 4:de sidan.1
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-11
DAKOTA.

Svar anklagelse. Sivert Abra-
hanson, en- ung farmare fran Elk Point,
S. D., haktades fora veckan pa an
Slagelse att han begatt valdtagt mot
Betsy johnson, en- flicka, som uppgif-
YES vara mindre vetande.
Togo tillfallet akt. Under man
form0rkelsen natten till torsdags lyc-
kades fyra fangar rymma fran fangelset
| Hot Springs, S. d. Rattstjenarne,
som vid tillfallet troligen voro upptag-
ma med att soka IA ratt pa gubben
manen, ha nu mast begifva sig ut pa
jagt efter hyktingarne.
Forsvunnen. August Peterson, f.
d. kassor vid Merchants National Bank
Devils Lake, N. D., sages vara spar
lost f0rsvunnen. Den sistlidne augu-
sti afreste han ifran hemmet akt och
mening att begifva sig till Fargo for
att deltaga ett mote derstAdes, men
har sen dess ej latit sig afh6ra.
Brefkort fran Kirkwood, s. D.
Medan nina grammar farmare aka pa
slada i maisakrarne viii jag taga nagra
minuters bondpermission och sanda dig
en- helsning, all synnerhet som ingen-
ting varit synligt dina spalter fran
denna plats pa en- langre It'd. Int for
det att vi hafva nagot af intresse att
meddela ifran denna ALA afseenden
torra och at ALA sorters vindar hem
iallna plats, der befolkningens hvar-
dagliga samtalsamne iir den odesdigra
torkan, och pa grund deraf en- oundvik-
lig fattigdom. Framtidsutsigterna for
manga, for att o saga de fiesta, aro
foljaktligen ganska morka och fera fa-
miller bOrja g0ra sig redo att draga
hadan och begifva sig till Dell Grove,
Mimi, der A. p. G. lofvar att militia
ALA hungriga Dakotamagar med fisk,
potatis och ragbr0d. Sadana loften
lklia 0ronen och det snakar allaredau
gadda munnen. A. p. C:s cirkularer
ligga pa bordet och sitta pa vAggarne |
manga hem. vi som ANNA STAMINA qvar
harute och invanta do sju CODA aren,
kanna det ganska smartsamt att SO va
ra CODA vanner och trogna grammar
siga farval och lemna oss, kanhan-
da for alltid. I kyrkan kommer att
blifva stort tomrum och saknad, der
, dessa famiiier hafva varit llitiga bes0-
kare. Emellertid 6nska vi dem myc-
/ ken valsignelse, lycka och trefnad,
hvarhelst de komma att bosatta sig.
Var f0rsamling har sommar haft be-
fleming af stud. Nor6n fran st. Peter,
Minn., hyilken med trohet och nit ut
. satt evangelii senapssorn. Han var a
ALA omtyckt och afhallen. X.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-11
w CO NSIN.

Genom eldsvada 0delades S. J.
Petersons South McGregor apotek,
f0rliden s0ndag. EgendomsfOrlusten
beloper sig till omkring IS, oO0
Hemskt fynd. Liket af Forger
Nelson Eau Claire fans mandass fly
tande floden. Manner, som lidit af
melankoli, antages ha begatt sjelfmord.
Trott vid lifvet En- omkring 3S
ar gammal man vid namn Alexander
Johnson fran Richland Center begick
sjolfmord en- matt f0rliden vecka ett
hotell Prairie du Chen genom ett
mot munnen atfyradt revolverskott.
En- prest, som ej later leka med
sig, maste Janesvillepastorn w. Ell.
WoCten vara. Under en- utaygt till
Crystal Lake Springs f0rliden torsdags
qvall f0retog han sig nemligen att pa
egen hand tukta fem stycken halfrusi-
60 slynglar, som sOkte stalla till oro-
| ligheter. Brakmakarne, som vid till
fallet voro bevapnade, s0kte vid do
lustresandes affdrd fran utaygtsplat-
sen patvinga dem slit ovalkomna res
sallskap, men pastorn, som syn barligen
ar begafvad med saval djerfhet och
styrka som snabb uppfattningslormaga,
gaf dervid orosti!tarne en- sd grundlig
afbasning, att de efter den betan funno
for godt att rymma faltet.
West Superior-nyheter: Detek-
tiv Purchase, som fora numret om-
namdes ha blifvit arresterad for st6ld
Of en- del handelsvaror, som upptackts
hans hem, blef frikand, enar det vid
polisrattegangen framgick, att han
funnit det stulna godset, men 81 om-
namt saken utan / stallet medtagit
fyndet till sin bostad under tanke, att
han derigenom skulle Sd mycket latta-
re fa spanning pa tjufvarne. - Stadens
spanmalshand!and aro missbelatna
med den enligt deras mening alltfor
stranga inspektion, som till staden an
landande spanmal underkastas och
hvaraf fol jden iir, att saden blir oratt-
visit graderad. Sa f0regifva de, att
samma hvete, som vid denna It'd pa
aret graderas till mr. 2 northern" van
llRbVlS IFdH pd FdTSludH ULlE HTs
"hard". - Krogarnes g. k. ordningsli-
ga synes verkligen ha lyckats slit
syftemal att &c d0dsstoten at de malta
reformstrafvanden, som gjort sig gal
lap de harstades pa senare tiden. Da
stadens wise fidsr harf0rliden lingo
for sig att fOrhindra kr0garne att halla
sina lokaler 6ppna pa sondagarne, blef-
vo de sistnamde herrarne ytterst for
bittrade och besl0to att hamnas, mon
pa ett sd fffigt satt, att de fingo der
allmanna opinionen pa sin sida. Till
den andan lato de, som f0rliden vec.
+. kas hummer omnamdes, uttaga STAN.
ming q apotekare, frukthandlande, spar
vagsbolaget banbolagen m. q. Syn.
barligen hade delta asyftad verkan, ty
f0rliden s6ndag voro kroglokalerns
! anyo 6ppna. Afvensa spelhusvardarns
ha pa nytt bUrjat ut0fva sitt demorali
q serande hapdtverk. For dessa efter
i glitter har naturligtvis ligan lofvat att
icke beifra de f0rutnamda malen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-11
NJ l N N E 8 O T A.

Dodad af blixten blef tor Aa"s
Ida Jacobson Morris. Flickan
ar gammal. e.
Nya postmastare. Utnam %
II. K. Dimick Bixby, Steele cf IN
mrs E. A. Fogarty Murdocki 2 lift
county. 0n
Nytt radius. LIE Sueur tS 6. Ills
fora veckan omr0stning, da dfo.9 l0ts
att utiarda "bonds" q $40, 900 yg-
gandet af nytt radius LIE SsS ZEN
ter.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-09-11


Men det ar 81 sa latt for amerikancns
naturliga bojelse for titlar, aard och
ihaligt pral att fariktig luft inom det
vanliga, civlla lifvets skrankor. Dsrf6r
stiftas sallskap, som inom slutna dor
rar utyeckla en- dadrikhet, CLANS, titel-
rikedom och makt, som kunna vacka
afund och f5rtrytsamhet hos den gamla
verldens mest titelbelastade herskaper.
Det ar just har det amerikanska titel-
pralet och den smasinta h0gf5rnam-
heten "a fullt spelrum. En- skomakare
eller skraddare kan har "a den skyfa-
rande titeln: s'dyrkansvarda mastare".
Det later nagot det. Det skulle saker-
ligen fylla SKAFFARENs ALA spalter
att upprakna blott de manga olika
svulstiga titlar. som de slutna ordnarne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
rnE MDwNl SHOWS.
A Large Number OF FIrst-CIa-s Now
eltIes Secured.

George woIfson, manager Of the
privilege department, wired from st.
Louis today. Have secured many
high grade attractions for Midway
avenue. The Hungarian band, hrsl-
class musical organization, has been
engaged for the Vienna garden dur
ing the exposition Another iirst-class
attraction viii be THE i9-ers camp
fac-simile of early lie In California
lu the days OF the ArEOnauts or gold
seekers Il VIII be correct represent
tatlon, ana include tine cabins. dance
han ana other accessories familiar 10
those who have read Bret Harte and
Joaquin Millcr's and other sketches por-
trayluR the scenes and environments
OF the gold hunters lives and their
homes In the wild days Of Pacific slope
history,
"a dock OF genuine Australian os-
trlcheH and n baby elephant captured
In Siam ana shipped 10 this country
viii be exhibited at Dallas during tho
fair by their owners Winnie b.. the
smallest horse. and Prince, the largest
horse In the world, VIII be shipped TO
Dallas next week and win be on exh-
billion, Another great show and pos
lively frst-cluss attraction will be the
original living bronze statues from
the Casino. New York city where they
won wonderful success and made the
hit OF the season. Another curiosity
| hooked IL the largest boy In the world
He IS only 10 years oldiend weighs over
800 pounds. Another rare attraction
will be Rondltti's original worlds fair
streets OF cairo, introducing the dom
keys, cnmels and Egyptians. Professor
Morrls'llluslon, n superb attraction, has
| been secured for exposition hall, and
/ Rolt1ir VIII again be with US with a
I new attraction.
Il have secured n number OF costly
paintings for the fair and exposition
One, the Consequences OF Sim" con-
tains seven full figures and is Won
derful and realistic work of art Asst
| ley COopor's $4,000 plctuse 'Trilhv.i
win also be exhibited during the fair.
( Other attractions win be booked be-
[ fore my departure for home"
/ IN addition to this array OF novel;
Z ties about seyenty-hve Others had been
Z previously signed by Manager Wolf
l son One show contains 1000 snakes.
In charge OF a beautiful woman. and
/ one Of the noted snake charmers of the
age Three wild west shows will be on
the grounds, and Mexican knife throw
4 ers. champion rifle shots and other
unique and dazzling novelties too num-
! ersass to mention A tstN, OF Indians
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
NOW PLACING EXHIBITS
NEXT SATURDAY Is OPENING DAY.
AND WILL be A GREAT
AFFAIR.
PopulIsts Have Not Requested q
Special Day, and Therefore
None Allotted Them.

Dallas. Tex, oct. i2.-tspeciaI)-Af-
ter tomorrow the gates win be closed
and no one win be admitted to the
fair grounds except employees, exhrbi-
tors. concessionarIes and The horse
men and their employees. President
Trezeyant said yesterday: This rule
VIII be rigidiy enforced, and the public
win take notice and be governed ac-
c0Tilnsly." The large army Of eX-
hibit9rs are ezpeditlnE matters in or
deg 20 have their exhibits complete
the day before the fair opens. The
few laggards should get q move on
themselves and get their sections and
exhibits in order. II is a great draw
back to those who abide BY the rules
% the management and are always
anxious 10 assist In making opening
day a glorious success to have incum-
plete exhibits iH the vicinity Of their
Displays on opening day The manage
meut appeals @. Ill exhibitors 10 bee
GIN operations tomorrow la order that
the public viii t- agreeably surprised
next saturday when the gates and
buildings are thrown open TO find AN
exhibits and displays complete. and the
surroundings all that the most ;astil-
!ous and most gsrping critics can de-
sire. Rush the work on the exhibits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

A Demonstration of the Intellectual
Development OF the state.

J. NJ Howell IS also In charge or the
educational exhibit which will be on
mbst elaborate scale this year, and
take up all the space on the west
side OF the exposition hall The pre-
mlums arc numerous and public and
private Soho is. business colleges and
individuals under the rules are per.
mitted 20 exhibit This year the edu-
Gators OF tE- sf7t1 have absolute con.
trul OF the educational department. the
fair association having turned the at
fair over t. them, At Galveston, in
December. 1906 az a Injecting Of the
state supagiute nieats' association. the
educational department OF the fair was
Endorsed ANA "a committee OF seven
was selected 90 take charge Of the exc
hihit as follows. j. l.. Long. Dallas.
]. @. Harris. Austin. Mrs. Little
shaver. Campbell. S. NJ y. Mars.
Terrell: Mrs. Willie D House. Waco,
Mrs. Anna j u. Penny hacker, Palns.
tine; II. G, Pr!-nott. Huntsville: @. W,
Ware, Fort Worth II will be demon.
siratcd this year that the intellectual
development Ht Texas has more than
Kept apace with fha material progress
or the state, and that the educational
ADVANTAGES OF Texas FAR excel those
Of tho older states OF the Union. In
fact, that the public and private
schools are not surpassed In any state
In the Union or cny country on the
map OF matt us. The educational feat.
ure this yeyr viii be one OF the main
features Of .le fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
FELL FROM A HOUSE.


Terrell, Tex, Oct. l2.-(Special.)-AG
j. Y. R0well, while repairing a house
yesterday, fell and broke again his
arm, that had been wounded while
In the service OF the Confederate army
There have been little receipts Of
cotton today, but there seems to be
very little In the country.
The Brln opera house has he-n COM
pleted, except the Iron stairway. and
Is one Of the most elegant in the state.
The first performance occurs next
Thursday evening. 1t Is fairly estimat-
ed that the building and everything
with It cost the sum OF $4,000 Two
large fire hydrants appear In the opera
house as n protection against fire. and
eyerything Is finished In eNcellent style.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

A Few OF the Leading Fenturcs-A
Mexican Exhibit.

Dallas, Tex. Oct 12.-Cspeciall-
The ladies' department which has
always been a most credltable and at
traolve feature, promises TO ecliose
IN beauty variety. quantity and ar
rangcmont that OF any year previous.
Mrs. sidney Smith, the superintendent,
has met with more interest, ENCOURAGE
ment and assistance this year than
any year she has been In charge of this
department Twenty-Five states hnve
already responded and the women OF
Texas have done the state proud by
the interest and patriotism they have
shown.
Al this early day Mrs. Smith has
been compelled TO call on the manage
ment for assistance to take charge OF
the packages that arrive with every
mail. Many new features will be in
troduced that will add 10 the interest
and value OF this display. There VIII
be fine Mexican exhibit OF pottery.
embroidery. curlos, etc. An advance
letter tells OF a box sent by the schoon-
er Nettie May from Brownsville OF
rare Mexican carvings, lace and pot
terry. Carved cocoanuts made BY the
prisoners confined In the Mexican bas-
tile, the dreaded San Juan d'Aiba; Sill
yer images held In much reverence as
miracle workers and called millagros,
quantities OF Mexican opals and drawn
work. The art department viii show
the faces OF several society leaders,
as they are now sitting for prominent
artist, as well as the best work that is
being culled from over the state. Texas
has any number OF superior artists and
the state fair Is q splendid factor for
Introducing them. Not only Will there
be art music and everything dear to
the feminine heart at the exposition
this year. but Dallas viii reflect her
old brilliance in a social way. The Idle
Wild ball on tho cath will be magnifi-
cent AFFAIR. Mr.. Robert X. CASTOR. Its
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
rue moRrIcrLTrRAL ENHnnT.
The HorticuIturists VIII Attend in
Great Numbers This Year.

]. ". Howell. who looks after the
horticultural department and IS one
OF the best posted men In Texas on
subjects pertaining TO horticulture. was
husily arranging Tor the coming show
yesterday. He said:
I'VE anticipate most successful
show this year The decorative hOw-
er and plant display Will be made in
music hall and the decorations OF the
hail VIII be yCry elaborate, In Dallas
alone the florists have $1,000 Invest
ed IN decorative plants and VIII make
great displays this year-ths finest
ever witnessed In the state. Our
chrysauthemum show on November ?
Will be a thing % beauty and Joy
forever. We EXPECT a carload OF
chrysanthemums from Tennessee. For
the past three years here in Dallas the
growing OF hrysanth=mums has been
d growing industry. and the local
showing without outside assistance.
Montague and Grayson counties will
make a great display Of apples, the
/ finest on record. this year.
The fruit display viii be separate
and distinct tails year. space having
been secured !1 the main hail. James
Kerr. president of the state Hortlcul-
tural Association. viii be at Sherman
october. n and is. The Horticultural
show Will take place az sherman on
those dates ] will 60 there on the
18th and max. a speech. On the night
Of October 's Mr.. Kerr will cSrne 10
Dallas 10 attend the state fair The
displays made at Sherman will be
brought o. tHs state fair. There are
[ very liberal premiums ia this depart
ment this y.sr and a special premium
{ Of $50 in cash Is offered Cor the best
Z cIaty. The leading h1Tu-ul'urists Of the
state VIII attend. Al Bowie az the re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
coLonED DEPARTMENT..
Superintendent HnrIIee Says Jt.wnI
he More Complete Than Ever.

Superintendent Y. W. Harllee OF the
colorni department. said; The color
cd department has been put in first.
class order preparatory to opening next
saturday, This department is located
IN the eastern part OF Exposition hall
with main entrance in that build
INK. IL presents the appearance of
business and refinement. I have re-
ceived several boxes Of exhibits this
week from different parts OF the state
and the outlook is that this department
VIII have better exhibit this year
than ever before, both In manual and
educational displays. The business
lmon az the city have responded llber-
nlly In Offering special premiums.
tuesday, October 90, Colored Peoples
Day, 10 now the leading topic amonr
The colpred people OF the state. MANY
colored people will be present on IN :
occasion 10 witness the progress thew
have made since our last annual fair.
HUGH FITZGERALD.
Press Agent Texas state Fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

President Tresevnnt Says No He-
quest Has Bccu Made for such,


President Trezsyaut Of the state fair
association ana Dallas exposition said
20 q reporter last night
Il understand that there has been
complaint made by our Popul!st breth-
zen that their party has NOT been given
a special dag at the state fair. The
blame rests with themselves. or their
leaders. Last july / announced in the
press OF the state that AN political par
teis would he given a day at the fair
and urged upon the Chairmen OF the
state committees OF the different pOlltl-
cal organizations to consider the pro-
position. select their own days, secure
their own speakers, make their own
arrangements and notify the manage
ment OF the fair. The Republicans. the
IrohlbitiOnists. the free silver men and
The honest money men accepted the IN
Eltat'uu ana named their days We
want them all TO come and Will extend
equal luurtnsis~ 60 Ull. Now. ll our
Popullst friends desire a special day
at the falF We viii give them october 81
October go the honest money men Will
gather here and make n demonstration.
ON November the free silver men Will
be heard from.
"Thr p,punsts can take October q
ANA make b. the biggest political event
lu the history of the state, lf they ara
able o. set their forces out As l
s|tI'i before lnf mana cement WEI
comes citizens of an parties, and men
ug an cyesis and those gentlemen who
are disposed 90 inl fault because their
party has not been given special tIy
should place the blame, if blame at
taahes where II properly belongs.
There b. plenty of time between now
and october 81 to make Populist dav
as great success as the managers of
the other political parties are bent up-
ON making their respective dcmunstra-
uuns Again. we urge our friends OF
thar political faith To attend anu make
october ~ one OF the red letter. events
a. loo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
A GRAND SUCCESS.
I'M oE>L ,noNIi STATE FAIR mas
CLOSED.
some Fine Races-G. 4. 1t. Reunion
Ended Editors Coming TO
Te1as-GoId Find Reported.

Guthrie, Okla. oct Io-tspecial)--
The Oklahoma state fair closed to-
day. and The fair was grand sue
cess financially and In every other
way, an aggregate oflover 2o.0o0 people
attending during the week The races
Mere an nne, many OF tho mile trots
and PAGES being made in such time as
2i5. no and 4l7.
In the nyc mile bicycle race today
Jim Cunningham defeated sam Wis
by. who has been posing as champion
OF the territory, and won the 500 Hon-
man bicycle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
REPLIES TO the porE .
DIR. Joseph Parker Answers the Pas
toruf Letters.

London, oct. i2.-pr. Joseph Parker
has written a letter 10 the pope In
answer to the pastoral letters advo-
eating q reunion OF Christendom, In
which he says: Were this a personal
matter l could hardly forgive myself
for seeing 20 approach presence so
august ana so venerable. But mas
much ms you have appealed to all Sec
tons upon the question which Affects
the standing OF the soul before God
have emholdened myself 10 bear witt
meas 10 the leadership with the blessed
Christ and TO decline communion with
any man or church who would pro-
serlptiyely come between me and my
Saviour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

recently elected president, is a fine
representative OF fin de steele beaudom
and thoroughly up to the requirements
OF his office, The Dallas club reception,
always an elegant function, will be Civ
en- during tho fair and the Bachelors
german at the Oriental will be a smart
event. Last, but not least, is the
series of dramatic treats promised by
Manager Amy for the opera house,
which will be OK especial interest to the
visitors, who, according the advance
notes. win be galore during the great
carnival
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
MILITARY DISPLAY.
Coles MilifHry Company VIII Assist
In the Imposing Pnrnde,

Coles colossal military school COM
pany 20 strong and commanded by
Capt. uuyal. will turn out on opening
day next SATURDAY,, October 10, and as
sist Green's Rifles Of Terrell. the local
military companies and other visiting
military organizations in making an
Imposing military demonstration. IN
tho morning a parade viii take place
and at II o'clock Gov. Culberson will
be escorted to music hall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
AGAINST THE FIGHT.
Parngould citizens Pass Resolutions
Supporting GOV. Clarke.

Paragnuld. Ark. oct. - ~ meeting
OF representative citizens OF this place
was held at the courthouse today, at
which strong resolution were adopted
urging Governor Clarke to use every
means In his power to prevent the
holding OF thu Curbett- Fitzsimmons
mill at Hot Springs. The citizens Of
that place were Censured for their at
tempt to disgrace the state by having
thu contest take place within her Dor
H4Na
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
WHOLESALE CHILD MURDER.
Twenty.rhrce ChiIdren Poisoned by
an Unnatural Woman.

Cantanla Sicily. oct. IA woman
known as Glctana Stomoll has been
arrested Tor the wholesale poisoning
OF children with phosphorus. Che adj
mlnistcred The poison by mixing u with
wine and presenting II to the children.
Her victims already number twenty
three. IL Is stated that they died In
fearful agony, The woman has Non-
fessed to having committed the deeds.
ana offers az explanation that she
wants revenge for the death OF two OF
her children who had been murdered.
a crowd Of people attempted to lynch
the unnatural wretch but were pre-
vented with great dlniculty.