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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

Are situated ON point 1f lani iuat
below tho Buthcrn Pacific railroad britso
over tho Caleasinu rlvrr rms rolut
lH bound uu the west by Cpicasicu river
ana ON tho south and cast by Lake
charles. This plant haa been 100 operation
fof twenty years OF uare and lH got LONG
O good buHlu.aa. notwithstanding " hos
suffered great losses from Nr1 three dif
fuout times since itH urlvln The ma
cniuwV of tho mil be- suiruA rrol. ~ u
"a band raw mil and Will turu out au
pn average ut lnWn 60 itHn trUt ut iulls
hUr pur upN OF uu vNtu uI uniform tlfH.
THO dY ilu aud plHn0r capacity 'uuNH
That ut Ohio mill This mill gives rup-
mont to fulm furit 10 my mult urhsi
Thp Norris mlllr urF rhirrmtN uuuHiAf
NOT oulY throughout louisiana hui a $40.
hIt vEtrtY.T tht superior producer. ~
tho plant arc krDNa. MI q .. iiNlHul
IHH hHpu in UunrsN 90 tNH mlU fNt iNN NNNt
hNe Ntars uH fufsmun, anu rNniylhnN lh
hIH department e. ruin nu HifIHiN hl.ir
%. 800 ufiuHullH. aud tn tho tuifr HhilH'
u..fUu ut IltH NAfuHr.
ur ItVut HmlthiIs, who works iuei
tom mru n lh charge VI tho uluurr aud
No Dr.. tafH tn uHN That tnctu ui TOW mnh
st uu excel hlw in DIE lpn7'ul llne.
Atf , IS. lfuNur, lH tuo mlll fuhiHt
and d. eatDtmsd Hu expert NJ " w
vincent " ll's M tho operative depart
mont
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

Boston Herald. -. .o,.t.
Tho Providence democrats nav" uo ~
r,t.a the same candidate for mayor ioI
,xs ,hiri tine, Ho ought TO w,n " ne u
neIninatsd with sunicieni frequency
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
IgECHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW
n, Second aud Last Day OF the
Exhibition,
NF AWARD OF PRIZES MADE.
uueheii Captures the Largest
Number Of rrir"s-s"'e OF FLOWERS
mi. Moaning ut 10 O'Clock.

Houston. Texas. November 10.
haat,S roval and dauntless mlen,
r',inr Tho frost of winter
cToWn you, autumn'h queen,
aim yn,ir rleam Of late sweet sunshine
Wan brighten the air and the room,
.iHYt ssn iis thinking OF summer,
"IIalli brave chrysanthomum.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
By Southern Associated prerp

WAsnISoToN, June lS.-Clerk Kery
oi the House of Representatives to,
day opened the sealed evidence taken
by the parties to the contest i'm the
flith, Sixth and Tenth Virginia Con.
gressional Districts for seats in tbe
fitty-fourth Congress, aud turned il
over to the Public Printer 10 put in
shupe for the use OF the Committee on
Eiections. These make twenty casea
that nave gone TO the printer from the
clerks bands, leaving six cases on tba
clerks docket.
The evidence in three of these will
pe opened on the 9th instant, as fol.
lows: A. L. Goodwin VS.. j, +. Cobb.
Fifth (Alabnma) District; VIC. RobiD,
son vs. George Z. Harrison. Third
(Alabama) District; Robert r. Van
Horn VS.. John G. Tarsney. Fifth (Mis.
sourD District. No date has bean
hXed for opening the evidence in the
following cnses: FL. Dudley Coleman
vs. Charles +. Buck, Second (Louie-
lana) District; Taylor Boattie .vs. An.
drew Price, Third Gouisiana) District,
NO evidences whatever has been re-.
oelved in tho case of Robert a. Cbes.
brough va. George b. Mcclellan.
Twelfth New York district, os which
formal notice wns given Clerk Kerr.
and attaches of his Office are inclined
TO think that the contest has been
abandoned.
Mention is occasionally made in the
pubilc prints of the contests of Hugh
IL; IL; beIknap Va. Lawrence McGann,
Third Illinois district and OF Timothy
>: Campbell ys. Harry O. Miner,
Ninth Now York district, but no Off
c,ai notification has been given to the
clerk of q purpose to prosecute them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
The Money Question to Be Handled
Like a Hot Stone.
mo One Can Tell How the Cat Will
Jump" Will Probably Not Jump
at All. Senator Garter Said
He Was Not There as
Senator.
BY Southern Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, o., June 1S.-On tho
eve of the National Republican League
Convention the man who can tell which
way the cat will jump on the oil.
absorbing money question does not
live.
Among tho arrivals during the dny
were the advance guards of the South.
eru Suites.
There was little comfort for the
Western advocates of tree silver in the
utterances of these men from the
South. Sound money" WAS their
slogan.
% Senator's Carter, of Montana. and
DUBOIS, of Idaho, arrived from Wash.
ington late III the afternoon.
Their advent was hailed with delight
by the free silver delegates from The
West, rs tEcIr recent utterauces have
marked them as leaders of the white
metal forces.
To a United Press reporter Senator
DUBOIS said: "lD my judgment IL is
not within the province OF this league
to make platforms for tho RepublIcau
party. suppose. however, that the
usual custom OF adopting resolutions
will prevail.
"Any declaration on the money
question must be on free silver bnsia
or the Republican party cannot hone
TO carry Western State next year. II
tue lssne Is made propose to sound
the tone oil warning, and | have pledged
myself to work INCREASINGLY for O free
silver delegation
Snnator Carter said al am not here
as United States Senator or ns n
chairman of the Republican National
Committee. but as II delegate aud hum.
bic citizen Of Montana. My viows on
Tue silver question are we'll known, and
If thore is hight on the question will
oil course lie with the other delegates
from my State for the white metal.
Ii seems to me, however, that the
objects Of this league are TO promote
harmony IN the party rather than to
nsurp the platform preroRntves OF the
National Republican Convention.
am not In favor sof any declaration of
principles by the lengue that will be
binding upon next years National
Convention"
There is much tall, of preventing eny
discussion In the convention on the
silver question.
Col. Isaac Trombul, OF Salt Lake. is
red hot for silver. "As to silver"
said he, lyon can say that we will pre
sent the subject Wednesday and insIst
that some definite action be taken,
compromise resolution will not satisfy
us. If no other delegate introduces
tho silver question Wednesday will"
From expressions heard OH all sides
1t Is pretty hard to figure out how the
Tree silver men will be able to muster
enough votes to adopt FREQ SILVER
resolution. The opposition to such "A
declaration seems to be pretty well
concentrated, and fully as aggressive
as the silvcrites.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Resolutions Denouncing False Ru.
mors Passed Unanimously
by Southern ASsociatoi Press

by Southern ASsociatoi Press.
AUGUSTA. Gn., June 1S.-At meet
ing of tho members of tho Southern
Associated Press held III the city OF
Anguish, Co., juno 18th, 1895. the fol.
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted md signed:
WHEREAS. the Associated Press of
Illinois persists in representing that
the Southern Assoclatsj Press ia in
danger Of dissolution by reason of its
connection with tho United Press, and
had made such misrepresentation for
the purpose of iniuring this assooia-
ton. aud
WurMEAs. III OF the transactions of
tho United Press, with this assocatiou,
hnve boen uniformly characterized by
fairness. liberall.y and efficiency.
Now, therefore. be it
HcSotpcd. by the Southern Associ.
ated Press IN general meeting assem-.
bled:
|. That this ASSOCIATION has unquali.
fed confidence in the integrity and
solidity OF the United Press.
2. That the affairs of this association
were never before IN such satisfactory
condition as now.
3. That Notwithstanding oil reports
to the contrary, pnt out by those
whose interest it is to destroy this as.
sociatiou, it is the intention of this as
sociation, and each member thereof.
hereby pledges thereto, to maintain its
organization and thus preserve the in
dependence OF the newspapers of the
South III the control oi their tele
graphic news service within their own
territory,
Signed
The Atlanta Constitution, by Evan j
Howell, President.
The Savannah Morning News, by j
Z Estill, President.
The Augusta Chronicle, by Patrick
Walsh. President.
The Charleston News aud Courier.
by j G Hemphll.
Bryan, President.
The richmond Dispatch, by G OBJ
Cowardln, President.
The NoRFoLK VIRaINIAN, by M
GlennGn.
The Norfolk Landmark, by 8 s
Motif CHAM. Jr, Publisher,
Inc Columbia State, by A r Con.
zaies. President.
Tho Florida Times Union. by Il II
Inc montgomery Advertiser, by + p
Glass, Secretary.
The Daily States Publishing Com.
pany (New Orleans) by Robert Ewing.
The Mobile Register, by John i
Rapier. President.
Tho birmingham Age Herald, by
Frank V Evans, Manager.
Inc Columbus Enquirer Sun, by
Beal ii Richardson, President.
m La.
Tompkins.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
WIRE SPARKS.
Abbreviated kilograms From All Parts
of the World,

of the World.
WAsHlNGToN, lS.-Secretary Carlisle
has designated John II. Foniaine to
act ms Collector of Customs at Cristield.
Mu', penuing tho appointment of q
successor to MIR. Dashiells, deceas ed.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, lS.-The CITY
Conncil OF this city refused by vote
OF against TO order an election on
the proposition for the city OF Freder
icksburg to subscribe $50, OO0 to the
stock of the Virginia, Fredericksburg
and Western Railrond Company.
FoRr MONROE, Va, 1S.-The dele.
gates to the Bible Conference held n
morning service, lasting from 10 O'Clock
until noon. Addresses we're made by
lev. Ii. Cameron. of Boston. on the
Holy Spirit" aud Prof. Sitter, of
Chester, Pa, on the "Acts of the
Apostles. 1t was decided to hold the
meeting here next season. The dele
gates have all left for their homes.
LoNDoN, lS.-In the House of Com
mons to dny Home Secretary Asouith
announced that the Irish convict John
Curtin would shortly be released from
Portland prison, owing to the fact that
hc is in bad health.
CEDAR RArIDs. Ia, 1S.-While in
cane Mrs. Sanford GILES, wife of n
farmer living near Shellsburg, poisoned
three OF her six children last night and
committed suicide in the same manner,
The children died.
CA:Ro, III, 1S.-The Wolverine Mills.
owned by II. Paepeck & Co.. of Chi.
cngo, and the Chicago Milling and
Lumber Company's plant In this city
was destroyed hy fire this morning.
The loss is $3.50, 900; insurance, $50. coo.
stATLANTA, lS.-Governor Atkinson
improved slightly to day. but the symp.
toms became alarming mt O'Clock.
His temperature and pulse ran up, A
consultation OF his physicians was sum.
moned for 10 o'clock tonight. They
were In conference an hour and then
gave out bulletin stating that there
had been another change for the better,
PALATEA, Fla, lS.-Col. G., w.
Pratt. the oldest journalist in Florida.
died here this morning. He published
lh!utka's first paper years before the
war. In his early life he was Metho.
dist minister and did missionary work
among the Seminoles. Col Pratt vas
widely known throughout the State
and greatly beloved.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
Standing oTti,u clubs.
specinl Dispatch to the Yireipisn

ROANOKE, Va, June 1S.-Ronnokc
lost again to Nor folk this afternoon by
~retched fielding at critical places and
The visltors battod StEhl freely. The
home team was considerably torn up,
Paddon being oil on account of sore
hand. Csranaugh was on second in
his place aud Farrell covered short
with Brown, new man in left field.
Pop Tate is doing splendid work
for the Norfolk tenn as the appended
score will chow He nude three hits.
one OF which was home run. scored
three runs, hnd ten pur outs, two
assists and no errors. McGann is
credited with four hits. If tue team
eau play such bail NJ this with a
crippled team. what Will the "Clams"
40 when everything gets to working
omoothly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
Han Worked Wonders.

. Mr.. l.. @. Hackworth. tho we'll known
fnechanic living ut Buena Vista. va.
writes that ho has been unable to do anv
work for three years owing to "a bad SWELL
Ing In the feet, together with an old sore.
He has used many salyes and blood reno
dios without effect, and was eventually
persuaded to use Quratol concentrated.
lie has found more relief from Quratol
than anything no ever used. This is his
opinion in few words: II believe Qura.
tol to be good medicine, and will do all,
that is claimed for it. 1t has worked won.
aers with me-" Druggists sell 1t at "a
nnta-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
uno.cellea for 1nnamma.,o,Ag

Rev. j: j. Hall, former pastor Of the
Raleigh Baptist tabernacle and now of
Park Avenue Baptist church, Norfolk, Va.
is among the hundreds of prominent citi.
IONS of Norfolk, Richmond and other oities
where Curatol has been introduced, who
are loud in their praise OF its wonderful
curative powers. DR.. Hall has tried 1t, and
In an Interview with reporter he said it
was a great remedy, unexcelled in allay-
ing Inflammation Qurstol will speedily
cure sprains, wounds, cuts, swellinos
burns, scalds and all skin diseases. A 30
cent bottle, to be had at any drug store.
will cure any case.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
ROANOKE.
8 ORE by lSHISas.

= SUMMARY: Earned Runs Roanoke,
Q; Norfolk, 4. First Base on Balls
on Stahl. q of Weeks. 4. Struck Out
BY Stahl, 3; by Weeks, 4. Two
Base Hits-O'Haaan. Hager, Behan.
Three Base Hits Niox. Stabl. Home
Enn-Iate. Double Plsys-Stnhl and
LATHE; Geier and McGann; Tate and
O Hagnn. Passed Balis-Welch, Cote.
stolen Bases-Stahl, 2; O'Haean. Hit
10y Pitched Ball-Weeks. lime of
Game-One hour and fifty minutes.
Umpre-Mitchell.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
FOR SALE CHEAP.
twenty-five car loads best limo
Hay. j. II. Cofer. 153 Water street,
fhone NO. 4. my19 I'm.
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS.

Continued for 10 Day and To.mor-
row." Tuesday and Wednesday,
June 18th and 10Th. Wright's,
Io6 Main street.
l0c. Silk Crepons, worth 43o.
29c. Best Wash Silks, worth 5Oc.
3I3c. Fancy printed and plain China
Silks, worth soc.
45c. Chsngeable Surah Silks, worth
Zoe.
G9c. Fancy Tafleta Silks, worth 81,
These are son,e of the ohoiosst styles
and shadings of this seasons silks. and
Will not be shown again at these prices.
Remembe that Tuesday and Wednes.
day are the days of the sale.
SPECIAL SALE ALL THE WEEK, on
wash dress goods, umbrellas, parasols.
duck suits, chenille table covers, etc.
See last sundays FIRGINIAN for cut
price list. WKIssT's
1856 Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN KERS

counted.
Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
and sold.
Deposits received and accounts invited.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
safe Deposit Boxes for rent. Charges
moderate. 90
Draw lis OF Exchange and make cablo
transfers to Europe.
Letters OF credit issued to PRINCIPAL cities
OF the world. ooS7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
A SAD DROWNING AFFAIR
Two Young People Met a Sad End
The Community Grieved.
By Southern Agsocjata, p.o

BIRMINdHAM, Ala, June 1S.-A spo.
clal to the Age Herald from Opelike.
Ala, says this morning at Perry's Mill
Pond, Jnst south Of Auburn, MIR, Lewie
Cox, drummer from Tuscogee, Ala,
and Miss Cornelia Torrence, aged 10
years, the belle of her neig ghborhood
and remarkably beautiful girl, were
out bont riding on the pond, when tho
boat overturned and both drowned.
Two children playing near the scene
oi the accident heard their screams for
help, but wore powerless to aid them.
The pond ia very deep at tue point
where tho accident occurred and their
bodies have not been recovered. The
whole community is covered with grief
over the untimely demise of the popu-
lar young people.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
Another candidate for n s7empe,
Neck lie.
BY southern Associated press

GrTHRlE, O. T., June 13.-Bus,er
Cannon, lG.year- -od negro boy of
this place, assaulted 10-year old Nettio
Van Horne on county road nenr
Falls to day. He was captured by a
posse OF indignant men and was being
strung mp when officers rescued hlm
and drove him to Chandler jail where
he Is strongly guarded, as u raid on
the prison Is expected
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
wondcrfuI sale OF White nyarseiiies
Scd Spreads,

Inc long expected have at last ar.
fiVed, 800 at SOC each, worth Zoe; 100
at 69c each, worth 81; 80 at soc each
worth Sl.aO; 90 nt Sl.l9, worth 81. The
greatest values IN white bed spreads
ever shown, on sale now at Levy Bros. ,
IA Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19

lIoois Snrsnparlli has done me mora
Eood III ~ mouths Ihnn all other medicines
nave done me III tive years. am also
Lent. IUO sixth street, Portsmouth, Va.
6ooD's PILLS cure all liver ills,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19

iiiustrstcd CnrnIoguo and PrIcea Lit
Wool and Admixture of Cotton
summer Weight Underwear,
These goods are manufactured of the
hnest Australian wool of the highest
grade. Have full line OF ladies, misses
and children's; also mems shirts. draw.
ers, vests: combination suits and night
dresses. Gall for catalogue which gives
full particulars and prioes.
II. A, SAUNDERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
aIs Nrv shape. acIt..

Benniiinl null hats. all shapes in
chips and Leghorns, full line of mill.
merry at Mrs. Z. Ries, lU4 Church
street.
hoOtS Strsaparl "a gives great bodily
nerve. mental mn digest ye stranp III. .simnJv
because 1t puri6es. yitali&es and enriches
the blood.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19

Five o'clock is too late to call game
of ball. Manager Brady ought to be
satisfied of this fact now. The Norfolk
and Ricbmond games furnished suili.
clent evidence that the games are
called too late. If the score should
happen to stand tic at tho ending of
the ninth tho gamc would have to be
declared drawn one, unless it was fin.
ished in the dark.
The Portsmouth team ia PLAYING
great BALI The game they are putting
up reiutes tue rumor that there is
great dissension among the men.
Leach was put on the bench Mon.
day night for ten days. But he pitched
yesterday, so it is to be presumed that
his suspension was recalled. There ore
two things only which Justify maua-
ger in putting n player on the bench
and snspending his salary, aud they
are disobedience or insubordination
and indifferent playing.
Brandt Is at home in Hagerstown n
visiting his mother.
The Norfolk team is PLAYING good
ball now. Pop" has Infused new life
into them, nnd when the "Chms" meet
the Kichmonds Thursday the fnithlnI
rooter is apt to hear very PLEASANT
news.
A bet OF 800 was made yesterday af.
ternoon that the Norfolk team would
finish tho scason not lower than third
in the rnce.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
THE CLANS IRE DOING WELL
They Took Two Games in Success
sion From the "Magicians."
They Got Fifteen Hits OFF Stahl, While
The Roanokes Only Got Eight OFF
Weeks Yesterday. A Decided
Improvement in the Work
of the Team.

Where the Clubs Play To-Day.
Norfolk Rt Roauoke
Richmond at Portsmouth.
Petersburg at Lynchuurs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
GOV. AitGo'd calls nm Extrn Sessio,
OF the EegiaIaturc.
By Southern Assoclated Pregs

SpRINGFIELD, Ills, Juno 18,-Goy.
Altgeld to-day issued call for an extra
session of the Legislature to convene
on Tuesday, June 25, 1895, at Q O'clock
p. m. The call recitcs that the tax
lovy, made by the Thirty-nint Gene.
ral Assembly, is inadequate in view of
tho appropriations made; that the reve.
nue. system of the State needs revision
that the jury system needs reforming.
and that the prison labor problem
needs the attention Of tho Legislature.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
y nc "Fhrmcrs" became RhttIcd and
The "iObncconistsn Won.
BY Southern Associated Presu


LYNonBUnG. Va., June 1S.-After
Eve quick lnnings OF short and gingery
playing. in which neither side could
tcore run, the Lynchburgs got olenr
away from the Petersburg "Fsrmrrs"
Tn the sixth and won to days bali game
In wink. Up to that point, with good
pitching all round, good fielding and
tfo all over the diamond, the issue of
the game was in doubt III nearly every
mind.
But when the homo boys got to
tunching hits on Ailoway and he be-
came wild, the Tobacconists piled. un
eix runs in one inning and the deed
vac done, Then the Farmers cult
sated case Of ''ratiles," and it was
comparatively ensy for the home team
TO build their side OF the score up TO
eleven. Score:
Lynchnurg 100 OOoslla-ii ?
Petersburg. ......u D 0U2 0 0 O. S
Batteries; Orth and Schabel; Allo
way and Brennan.
Baseball ns viewed From the Grnma
stand.
The Sporting News OF tho 10th inst,
says: "Negointions which were pend.
ing with Norfolk, Va, for the sale of
Thornton, Hodge and Gilman are oil as
local cranks have given the Dallas club
toOo, and promise $500 more if Sullivan
can show that he has lost money. The
attendance here has been very poor on
eccouns of the marked superiority of
Dallas over her opponents. No one
blamed Sullivan for the threat 10 let
eome OF his cracks CO."
Tho st. Lonis Browns are not taking
Aindly to kissinger They arc un,
charitable enough to say that he is "a
counterfeit"
MIR. Hoggins, late manager OF the
Norfoiks. will start in again Thursday
as an official umpire III Richmond. lilo
VIII oiiiclate in the Richmond. Norfolk
games. BY the way. he says his busi.
bess relations with MIR. O'Neil were
Sery pleasant. and he speaks kindly of
his former employer.
Mclaughlin umpired two splendid
games In Portsmouth yesterday and
Monday. lie has n good eye for balls
and strikes. md is q good fellow with
oil. lie follows the rules and hns no
iavorites. which fact should plnce him
beyond suspicion of being Interested in
the success OF any particular club, He
WAS forced yesterday to place a fine on
member of the Richmond team for
his persistent conching on the bench
hfter being warned several times. That
Us right Mclaughlin, do your duty
Rithout fesr or favor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19

Choice Michigan hay. timothy and
miIed n on track Will be sold cheap. d.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19

For electric fans and ventilatlng fans
OF all kinds. address X. r. Cobb, No.
100 Main street. Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
An importnmt Decision tolworGinC
men.
By Southern Associated Press.


JEFFERSON OITY, Mo-, July 1S.--The
supreme Court to-day handed down an
opinion declaring unconstitutional the
law which forbids the discharge of en-. /.
ployes OF corporations for refusal to
sever their connections with the labor
organizations. The court holds that
the law is species of class legislation
which discrimiuated against the non.
union emp!oye. The law was enacted
two years ago and provides penalties Of
tine aud Imprisonment.
Johnsons Magnetic Oil cures all pains.
int rmal or external, cramps. collie neural.
giai rhenmntisn, sprains. bruises. lame
back. pleUrsy instantly 81 size soc: zoe
SIZE 25c. For sale by W. Il. Ma rtin, drug
Gist.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19
CONTESTED ELECTION CASES
For Seats in the Fifty-Fourth Con-
gress Put in Shape.

mere Are Three Virginia Gases, sAs
rn.h' Sixth and Tenth Districts.
ihe Papers in Twenty Gases
Have Gone to the Pub.
lie Printer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-19

"Newsst Discovery"-Ext. teeth no
pain. N. Y. d. Rooms, le2 Main,
The record-union., 1895-02-18

Oh 0Qa EARLY HANSEL RASPBERRY
%U.UtU vines for sale. Apply to j. GRE
DON, Sacramento avenue, oak Park, or
STROBEL, 3I7 } street.