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The Butler weekly times., 1895-12-12
ST. LOUIS Is THE PLACE.
Republican Convention Will be Held
IN the Mound CITY.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 1O.-The
republican national convention will
be held at st. LOUIS On June Is
next That was the decision reach
ed by the republican national com
mittee to day after spirited balloting
lasting two hours. The successive
hours. The successive votes are
shown as follows:
St. Louis-13, IA, Is, %, 30
San Francisco-20, 10, 19, 10, 16
Pittsburg-9, 8, 5. TX.
Chicago-S, s, 8, 8, 6.
New York;, Y, K, x.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-12-12

Car Reed orders congress to do
nothing but SIT and draw their pay.
The Car fears that an attempt at
legislation will spoil republican
chances in 1896.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

ea r.asisr--Aashceziss AssoriA 70
b-Sdr. Yoanx's bay and "a is-Oe o'nnas
70 b1ild sane.
81. McCrAksn--by request, proFiains
for . record of Transfers of reAl estate
q BiusdslI-Making salary of Dug
lss eounty's trezs8rsr sl.oOl
q. BOoshby For cD0Biy stock Id
spsetng.
81. MooFhe4i- To prohibit and pun
80 black lislingT TO keep Psrsons
from ObtAing ~ork.
8, McCrzken-By request, Tor 70
eording Of Official oOods.
Is. wnghi-To psy Union county
a. ss4 g LaEes erronO1s.y y laid.
q. HiIIeEzs-Limit-d attorneys
fssz. 10 per ee0i froms3o 20 S5ag. above
that a. 81 90, ) pr e~ut sxo--.llug that
? per csut Do matirr EAa. tie cDutrAet'
s.. Buri-izn--lb.-.sfl0g VOid au
provisions fgr atoiny- tr-- III written
contracts.
g, De- y--GsutIug oIunty secorders
poSer u LzEe scsuvA lei.uisnts-
IOO, ,CGrfis-C0untFg road--
IOI. MeCrAKeu--By request proSid'
ing for duplicate ass-ssm=ut ro.l.
lO2, Burlsigb, rrp-sling specific con-
lraet Isw.
IOs, Bootbby-R .pealing state boArd
Of equalization.
1O4, YouDg-reguiating court practice
in Eighth district lc0ntempIatedJ.
los, MeCTaseu-By request, regulAt'
ing the keeping Of cDunty accounts.
los, Seblbrede-To enforce the keep
ing clean Of slaughter houses.
IO7, Curtis-Leaving to county courts
the power Of prescribing amount TO be
paid for liquor license; also TO city
authorities the amount to be paid in
cities
los, Hope Ninth Judicial
district of Grant, Malheur and Harney
counties.
100. .HOpe-RsgulatiDg practice ninth
district.
10, BOOthby Mailing secreta v Of
state, treasurer, aud attorney general
q board OF pardODs.
Ill, Sehlbrede-PIescribing mInner
Of taking appeals.
1l2, Curtis-RelatiDg to fish and
game.
1l3, Sehlbreds, repealing act Of 1889
relsting to the selling Of unwholesOme
food.
ia, SehIbrede, appeals in criminal
cases.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
RIvEE NEWS

The Willamette ls rapidly falling.
The MOdOc viii bs ~ from Portland
tonight
steamers Ho4g aud Eugene are IN
Portland.
The locks we're opened early ysstsr-
day morning.
The Altoona came up last evening
from Portland, arriving mere at ss50 p.
IN, being about hours late. She
brought up large load Of merchandise
for Salem merchants. She returned
from Indspendence on time this morn
INK and proceeded on to the metropolis
at 7s45 with the usual compliment Of
passengers and freight.
Engineer J. G. Cunningham, who
has charge Of surveying the VILLAIN
cite river from Eugene 10 Portland, and
who has In the past month made sur
veys 10 the vicinity Of Eugene whenev-
or the weather and water would per-
init, is In Portland with his party,
where they will remain until the river
falls, when they will return and con-
tInus the survey down the river. They
have completed their work 10 point n
mile below Eugene. Mr.. Cunning.
ham stated that owing 10 the high
water since he had been In Eugene, be
was unable 10 make q satisfactory ex-
animation Of the proposed government
improvement, bot was confident the
danger Of ths river changing iis course
could be entirely avoided BY the pres
ent appropriation for that purpose;
that piles driven and backed up with
rock, would form barrier against fu.
tufe cutting sway Of the hveT bank. He
states that II will cost mush more 10
lBaproYe the Tiyef between Harrisburg
And Eugene. than below the former
place on the entire river.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

The unequalled demand for Paine's
celery compound among the people Of
this state Is but an index of the great
good that 1t is doing.
Not only in this vicinity, not only in
every western state but every where
In the United States.
PAine's celery compound, the wonder
ful remedy that makes people well, is
beyond question the most reliable pro-
duGtion of modern medical science.
Nobody disputes it
From the day 1t was first prescribed
by the most eminent Of American
physicians, Prof Edward f.. Phelps, II
has been recommended, prescribed and
its merits extOlled by the ablest of
physicians. The best medical Journals
have devoted almost Unlimited space 10
the cures 1t has effected.
The daily press Of the large cities has
contained account after account Of
remarkable cases Of "health restored
by tile use OF Paine's compound"
Some OF the most famous men and
women la the country have recently
authorized the publication OF their
unsolicited testimonials. They or their
physicians have frankly told now.
when all else had failed, Paiue's celery
compound has made them we'll.
The Chicago Herald has just devoted
page or more 10 interviews with
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

prominent men and women in that
city who have been made well the
past year by Paine's compound.
There are many in Salem whom it
has cured of serious illness.
Paine's celery compound is the one
specific for those nervous disorders,
neuralgia and rheumatism, from heart
trouble, lssstude, sleeplessness, from
which women In this climate too gen.
orally suffer.
II cures not only speedily but per-
manently. 1t supplies the nerves with
food 1t makes new blood; II removes
the cause of disease. Mrs. ID. F. Taylor
of Wichita, Kansas, whose portrait Ia
given above, writes Of her experience:
"Some three months ago." she saws
81 saw Paine's celery compound recon-.
mended for the cure Of SICK headache.
purchased few bottles, and thiuk
IL my duty 10 give my testmonel,
recommending ii 10 any one suffering
from that distressing complaint
81 was sick for "A number Of wears.
but three bottles Of Paine's compound
have cured me entiTely.n
Testimonials might be published by
hundreds. They all go 10 show that
iof any OF those complaints that arise
ifem an impaired nervous system or
Impure blood Paine's celery compound
should lnyarlbly be taken-foT il makes
people we'll
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
PERSONALS.

Pnf Prria vsui % Il Albany ibis
naDrnfBx.
4 p. Mca,0rssek sent % PDstiAnd
fbis sftsrneon
10. Boslin of Hosei fame a. LyOns
hs1 he city today.
GogsrDcr Pss0oSsF esne uP from
Perfisnd o. the n0fuiBg local.
ReY. Jao. Parsons wss . pasa~nge'
ior AIbapy on liss morning lseAL
GegrTs r. Hughes wa a p~sssngsf
fsr Portland Oh toe afternoon kcaL
r. =. Parkbsnt returned this r0orE-
lnK from 50 extended sE1p 10 poduis ~
Washington.
Mp. p. A. Wsnless and daughter
wsni dow1 70 Psrtlaod on the AisOna
this morning.
Capt. BistnsT, formerly u the 70.
gene, was = passenger fof Portland %
ths Altona thia morning.
Mrs. Anna Lee, who has been visit
Ing her daughter, Nina J. II. RjoTk,
went 70 Lebanon this morning.
Esnstor Dolph did not 20 70 Port
land yesterday afternoon, bat will re-
main 10 ths cIty until tomorrow morn
hE:
}. w. MeCuIloeh aud Prosecuting
Attorney A. o. CondIt went ~ Wood
burn this afternoon 10 Try = case. They
will return this evening.
~. /. AliphiD, EddyviIle, Oregon,
(Isineoin couDfy,j writes; I'VE are ali
Dolpn msn hefe. We want him TO
stay At home aud spend bis money, for,
" he goes 70 Washington he will spend
uufsp.
Mm w. II. bishop, who has recently
fstsrned from vst 20 California and
has l4sn visiting her sOn q. y. Bishop
Of tho Wooden Mlll store, for a few days
sstufnsd 10 her homs at Portland this
Afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
Willamette University

The opening exercises Of the VIII
annette University gymnasium will oe
cur Friday Feb, sth, 1895, at 5
p' a. An interesting program VIII be-
prepared, Gen, o. o, Howard vii.
preside it Is expected that Blshop
Soodsell will deliver the opening adj.
dress Other emlnent speakers viii he
pfesehl, aud parlioipate. No charge.
All welooms Further Information can
bs had BY addressing
n kooRR, Agent
aalsnl, or I4,t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
TEE caApwrcK FuEEEAt
Masouis KItss ~ ths Chureh and
CsmsteFyl

The sosean aDd iE1pressive faDsEal
osrsuosy of the seDtfish Rias hssooi
rns okssrvsd u midnight last nixht.in
tie N. y. church, over ibe remains q
ssepbeh 3. Cbsdwiek. M1ltnomAh
CssueiI oi Kos4cb, No. sze0pliheo
the me, tbs eeiebrsufs bsing Phillip :.
Malcolm. zsd. Eminent COmmAndsT
assisted by David 3 Tsthlll, SSG, PrioFf
I.,uis 9. Clarke, ed, Preoeptor; ]. w.
Pratt, ssd. AeiiDg Treasurer }. D.
CselsBd, sz6, Acting Secretary; GeOsgs
II CbsDos, s28, Ofsfog; Gso. 4 With
iagson. zsd, Exp~rt. sDd 4. w. John
sos. zzi, Lis1ieBsbt u Guard.
10 the darknsss of the aDdiioTiBm
TIE audisuce at, the sllebes only
bssken ~ the solemn toEes Of tie Of
g.n and The Iou-b1eatbsd aoclsims sDd
respousss of th- ritual. At the en-
closiOn q tie eburrb service, The bOdy
was rebarne u The Cbadwiek home.
where Is rrruaiDsd Until tDdsy, when
IL We tsksB ~ charge ~ the Masonic
Gfand LOoss. aud inferred ~ ODD
Peliows ostsstsfy wish tie 4ecnst0o.sd
rftes q Master MasoDs-
Ine p4n oe4Esfs we're Bro. aeisehen,
Psrn.ss, HDtskIDs, faii-rOD, AOodS
'Fn. MlIies. JaeSb Meyer aud John
NeCraks1, honorary and Bro~- ID. J
Fog, J. G. Gnn81b, J0o. BoweD. Lee
sssinsf. Nelson Meyers AGd Al Steiner,
sefHsl.
The attendance vas large a. the
funeral, q marked feature being the
,,rs,esos " very many visiting broth
.rs q the M4.onIc fraternity. The ser
slees vsFs l,sid az the NJ. r. church a.
JeiDcs, Rector =iDeiAir officiating.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

Hon J, A, Wright has thoroughly
esnyssssd the matter aud says that AZ
40 advocate u silver be nnnly .bsllsyes
he represents fully twothiFds of the
psopls of un'on eounly and hs intends
~ represent bis constituency n ME
WnEbVs promises are correct, bic 20
sitiou hseon4ss duty hs owes 20 tbs
psopls " bic county union Rspub,
lloaa,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
Olls' Window Glass, Varnishes
ahd The most complete stock Of
Brushes Of all Kinds Ia The
STATE Artists Materials, Lime,
l'alr'Cement and Shingles and
'li'esl quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
Hss Advertisements

| ~ hsmlD4 uans. engraved .,.y.,,...
i,aid. ~ n i.,eas l,ss. ls''salapl iof slllaIls
A p LAgl ,.es ste wggss gs essslg sar4lns
ftf .nt NNt'l ~ nome Flslllnu lailaf
la5 aaai i.I iN 1sl spa,s m gpafs !
M W. .l,o.'ssif' "oNsAs Apfpsi AsetM
| oehh a ipil ~ p.Aussls os F.st s,ai,.,
im.t sad NJ, s"i n, l'.s ,l, n eslllps N w
fG6.i tesm.f f44 X. Hsgq,ems mr
'.l s.. s'.lf sa4 oi4i} }talalus. "e'llsfs
| fll7iAiuls uHliHallsI psa 49,
fiIl III iff iiFN'r uiNs vas b.0t#
,',s.l I, q. /. y sl,aa1N it's.s q sesFlt.
Iat.l N lfvR hfAl slslp I,et hs,,,,
VI 'Mafasfi4ul lal.l,.. 'fYnyf
TX tf, iat ~ flNlUAlI4 m
'AaI ...l N eHa Nhtn +" u"disiLl.N
~ u'iaslif9 eie' Afa f
A .NHlI fnNf laI r..s '"
H"fN aNNltH 0Ul..t. Hi
hafI a'Iils' FN7''hl mAA E. WY
j. ,.taHt.anfl,iHAayaslp, Asspi
..sslls.ai ''~l t.sg'iit'ga
lgt sgesg d y
sri i.tl'si& .flS
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'1asEsl6gssa.a.ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

IN Coon bHAFE.--The committee
thai has been Investigating ths affairs
81 The late Counsy Treasurer Brown
has complsied Its work of checking
over warrants. vouchers. etc, and re-.
posis having found everything 10 per-
feet order One ~ tins oommlttse re-
neshed 10 . JouREAL reporter that he
aoaDlsd " one man Ia a bundled kept
hia business siialn IN suoh poFfso,
of0ef.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
Doomed Beyond Recovery.

LONDON, Jan. lS.-OWing to the
masses Of timber, etc, swept in by the
ish Of water IN the blg break atAudley,
stsfiordshire, all hope OF reaching the
so men who did not succeed in oscar.
Ing has been abandoned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

Dolph's followers will use all their
Influence 70 cut off all further appro--
priations for the university, rs retail
alton for his failure to receive the sup
port Of this cOunty.-Eugene Register.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

nHnArohs hffnsaEsTAuYla By
rsgftssy ~ sac nbgallsu sna ssogslssy
~ assis. hf h q. Wiltlss. oniolsl
'tieslsl y ihs seopna alsifisl, wlll a.
iTfswHllns slihsf flem dleisllse uf
NeIf, ~ eAn h. f,ahd N ihs ilbfsly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
rHH hARKRra

HAs FHAsolsoo, jsa, ls Whsst
ash 81.
tHieA9o, Jas, 10 Whssi, Cash
so hsy bIi
FoAFLAhp, isg, "a. WhsAi valley
ilietlsl Wslls Wsls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

yitK LAwsAKHas ATs nov gsillpg
apun 10 business whsn IN need u :
Aaasa rlsaT ibsy shouid nol overlook
ihs - celons lhs bsal 40 osnlsf'i ln
slie maiksl.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

Ahf hiii That mag b. I.a1.ed ~
lhs lseislsluls will nol afisei ilis diH
sioa Soaf laandiy whleh u eomplslsly
lsksp on snd lhs EaFmspt nsds ~
hs,s ~ s,a'd - nsv she's tstsn ~ ihs
halutu slsam lsuudty,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

HAitHhE hEiiukh AT lnsans Asylum,
ralem, January 18th, iha1, u0affey
hafslisFssf, Raed ~ years.
iiis Fsnsins wsIs take1 ~ Canemsh
90 ths moFning overland January isth
fuf burial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

Hpin ihsi suil psaf psopls wllll
lsan pulns sfp ~ 10 fluna u a, W
igliasaa A Haa, Fsinsailisf % as ssli
lps lhs lssi " sll saal ololhlns 81 ihs
laeual pfioss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

Tnh fuansAL -'fhe funeral u H.
q. bfown has beea pos.ponsd unlli
sunday afternoon. ils father Les
hlown. u Dayton, Washington, is hers
sod will l0ok aitsf maitaFs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
UMBRELLAS

sll 1hsl'so ouf busIpsss, ss make uss
sll 'spslf Old Call or dfop 10 aeari
sAa ~ wlll sllspq 20 youf ssnls
.e's's sil prizes Ao lsl CommenlsI
s''ss'' 'psAl la'stofiies 4 kapliup,g
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

N isN fslts' lpusn rymp os
-'tfs sgslsplfF ~ pum 'allIhi. IN
sNq lppk Hppplfs "a las siall Nm.
80 'Ni plspg lFHn aud iolay N IN.
'.eNlpH lflAsag ~ ilr DuIr.i NM.
,i'.isyalHl4n spa all dissasss oft..
hiesl snd lpnss lnpe w NM. ',.I
flW' lNpp a Rn0ts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

fHt NsKppf ~ sll wha smoks
$40 ~ esni A. ih,fees olssl IA "li's
lhs bssi cissl ! ssfI sia0ksd ! shsii
suiuks ~ aillsf bgand
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

a Npip Lphoh is Bd mhsi you
Nspi shea ~ iesn hisp iplo Ksn
periby's A hafnsils Ana -, . hol
nllAl.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

FORD -MULVEY. la Salem, Thurs.
day, January ~, 1850, sl the paTsou'
ago " 80 J0asph's Catholic church,
Miss Daisy F0sd W Mf, james Mul.
ysy, both u salem, Ilsy. J. \, White
efiicialing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

MiHftH - fsgy unplssssni A.
wslns psolAs n ihsy veaia bsy ihslg
nlssis = hafss a hisaslan a sasla
- mass plssssal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

shht,lA nuFlIAI Juhu d
fsNiH y ~ hfp gIls.urs ,.t...
hfp hshdlis VIA 4 In la.l.
... ellttl II4If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

hhalp sAinlph islllss iltsb p,id and
biss 80 asskslsl lnsl ~ - isfHii A
laHfsnsss - ll,s ,ssi sliiss sfssly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18
STATE HOUSE GOSSIP.

The senate surpassed the house 10
Iberality toward the newspapers, or
dering six copies daily for eacn senator.
Senator Johnson and q few others
order only few Of the six, or none al
all, or pay for what they get.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

fHH uNhiHfia W. issa sfsfy aag
slsst N ihs blshssi pgslss u ll,s igsal
,,'sni llisT isssiyf hsawalihy 4 hss
esit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

se ess sisegs gsi shsi gas saRi
A ~ e'ssg lps q MalsThsls ninl
enf 80 slsea
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

nalaiesl halitell sielssip, ssinsl
sas s,,,pli ssslsis ssa eesl eyslsss.
lissb - llsFlssss issiii sllsfi R.slssi
ils1 . iisansii, pi.lssisa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

agsH tro loAs Appy g. g..
a's'sh nom sss' poslohl,s
IhI..f
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

na N8g hfs ss1 aeisstile elssss
y NNisahs, nlmse's 80 assf
llsAa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

Paxton of Multnomah has new jute
mill bill,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

fifAItH Hnf iAkf FasI Eieihsg
aas q nislf ~ hsepsllbf 4 nsg
AlllA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

Cholos lAbls peaches only 10 cents
go oan 90 ClaTka
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-18

The best line Of cigars Ia Salem At
hcsiaheys Try our "ComslOck
Club"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
MORE DEATHS BY STORM.
Victims of Cloudbursts and Lightning inl
Ohio and Kentucky.

Ohio and Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, July 23.-Reports of SCI
we're storms come from parts of Ohio
and Kentucky. These storms seem to
visit certain sections, while adjacent
districts are as dry as ever. Other
points report cone-shaped bursts. At
Howard 'sMill, near Mount Sterling, KY.
Green Garrett was struck by a cloud
burst while riding along the highways.
He and his horse were killed. Near
Salem, o., Elisha Brigham was killed
and Charles Blyth and Jacob Wishart
were badly injured by their houses
being struck by lightning.
PUEBLO, Col, July 23.-Reports from
Whitewater, N. NJ, 15 miles from Sill
yer City, n. NJ, say greater portion
of the business section of the latter
place was destroyed by flood Sunday
night, but, so far as can be learned, at
the headquarters of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad in this
city, where the information is OBJ
tanned, no lives were lost.
Hot SPRINGS, $. d., July 23.-This
vicinity was visited by terrific water
spout Monday afternoon, doing con-
siderable damage. The Burlington
lost about 500 yards of track and sew
eral bridges and the Elkhorn had four
bridges washed out. Both companies
have men at work and the damage
will be repaired and all trains running
again in about two days
CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, July 23.-The
heaviest rain within the memory of
the oldest inhabitant visited here Mon
day evening. The streets were flooded.
Next to the Youghiogheny river here
and in New Haven over 100 houses
are flooded. Thousands of coke ovens
were drowned out by the torrent of
water and at many mines extra
pumps had to be put to work in
order to keep the workings from
being flooded At Broadford, . miles
west of here, several houses We're
washed away. Two bridges on the
Mount Pleasant branch were swept
away and traffic is blocked. The dam
age to crops is great.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
PRIZE-FlGHTER KILLED.
Louis Schmidt, Jr., Knocked Senseless Near
Milwaukee and Never Receivers.

Louis Schmidt, Jr., Knocked Senseless Near
Milwaukee and Never Receivers.
MILWAUKEE, July 23.-Louis Schmidt,
Jr., died Monday afternoon as the re-
suit of blow received in prize fight
which took place Saturday night at a
road house near this city. The young
man was not properly trained
for fight, and it was the first con-
test to finish that he had ever
engaged in. His adversary was Frank
Klein, n barber on the Green Bay
road, and he was placed under arrest
Monday afternoon. The fight was for
$40 side and the gate receipts, and the
contest was witnessed by about fifty
men who paid one dollar each. In the
second round Klein landed with a short
arm jolt with his right, and Schmidt
dropped like a log. He died without
recovering con seriousness. Drs. w. III.
Aries, Charles f. Lemon and w. b.
Hill held post-mortem on the body of
Schmidt. DR.. Lemon says he came
to his death by heavy blow
just above the chest bone which
felied him to the floor, his head
striking some hard substance, which
produced hemorrhnge of the left
hemisphere of the brain, but DIR. Lem
on adds that the blow itself would have
been sufficient to cause death, as about
quart of bloody serum was found in
the left pleural cavity.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
EVIDENCE OF CRIME.
Bloody Garment Found in Holmes Cellar
Another Victim.

Another Victim.
CHICAGO, July 23.-After the men
who are exploring the basement in
the Holmes building had quit work
Monday night Detectives Fitzpatrick
and Norton, who are superintend-
ing the search, made a tour through
the various compartments of the
cellar and discovered a woman's blood
stained under garment, which is ap-
parently the most important piece of
evidence, and in fact the only one of
any Importance which has been found
on the premises.
That Mrs. l. L. Conner is dead is GER
tain. That Holmes either killed her
or is directly responsible for her death
is equally sure. Holmes has admitted
the woman was no more, but, as
usual, he tried to shift the
blame or some one else. Almost
equally certain is it that Mr.. Con-
ner's daughter Gertrude is not in the
land of the living. Holmes says he
does not know what has become of her,
and that in itself is practically an ad'
mission she has been made away with.
Holmes claims that Mrs. Connor died
as the result of criminal operation
performed by Chicago doctor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
TAKERS ABOUT MONEY.
Messrs. Horr and Harvey Continue
Their Debate.
Fef
An Ex!Cong gressman from Michigan and
sWtho Author of "Coin's Financial
School" Discuss the Demono-
tlzation of Silver, Its
Causes and Effects.
tcopyright, 1895, by Azel f. Hatch. ]

copyright, 1895, by Azel Il. Hntchl
CHICAGO, July 1s.-The second ses-
sion of thesHorr-Harvey silver debate
began at . o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Horr began by quoting "Hallam's
Middle Ages" as authority to prove the
fallacy of Mr.. Harvey's statements in
his book regarding the degeneracy of
the world commercially in the fifteenth
century as a result of the depreciation
offsilver. He cited from Prof James
Thorold Rogers to refute the state
fnepts made by Mr.. Harvey from his
boolSthat the price of wheat had fallen
in that period and that the lot of the
toiling masses became more misera BILE
with the passage from the eighth to
the fifteenth century, as charged by
Mr.. Harve1.
Mr.. Harvey replied that he volun-
teered to explain the preface to his
book because gold standard papers all
the country, and his friends from
New York and elsewhere had declared
that it was forgery and he did not in
tend to argue with Mr.. Horr that the
monetary commission, from the report
of which the quotation was made, did
not know what it was talking about.
~ Hefdeclared that the debate so far
Nhad settled the questions as to what
was the money of the constitution,
what was the unit of value as fixed by
the trainers of the constitution, in fa-
vor of his book. The keynote which
he wanted to sound was that there was
no good reason for debasing one of the
lnetals when gold and silver had been
honest money for centuries.