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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11
FOR RENT.

LOR RENT-G ROOMS, Esd FLOOR,
j. Tenth street, SO jroonS 3rd door, Elev.
enth street. SIS; both above apartments have
bath and both gases. Basement corner Tenth
and Market streets Sli. rooms lNt floor, Viz.
gnlA street Sla For Snlc--DwCllng and store
numbered 20 md Al Virginia street cheap.
JAMES l., HAMbEH,
Renl Estate mud Loan Agent 1865 Main Street.
Telephone 5S7. sol
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GREAT FACILITIES FOR THE
" PROMPT COMPLETION or ORDERS Al
THE JOB rBIrNiNd OFFICE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

G. II. Woods, Cline. MRtHmoraS, II IN.
Jennie George, Booth, CIarinston, Up. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-11

Fnvorltc, Walker, Aiatamorns, II a. m.
Jennie George, Booth, Clarington, S.50p. III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
X X X SAINT CLOUD, MINI.

1imoibn SoIsp, I hsmas soIen, ar6ie @utbrie, y 7. gtnani.. aarI s
T. Sapwa rp, 7. -. Srcman, Nm. @snermann, Sobn satcn. SoDn ". S6w
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
Stearcthe Wuder.

&anias piro aui Swei meitere Sabre
unter benz Sobe oes Wudertbums 81
ilufSen babeu. go bat es oas Inter
baus Der oortisen 9ssislatur sewuat
uno beiiimmt. iubem es ben Senatsbe'
ihluB iir ginberuiuns zines Serfai'
iuussconuentes uerporfeu uno oamit
ben elnsia mbsliten Iuswes, obne
oirefte &eiubmiiiiOn bss BrOblbitiOnss
Nmenoement 81 beieltisen, blodirt bat.
Bel benz seredten SOrbaben, Der
Yrobibition ben @araus Su MAIDEN,
Ieblte eS nieoer al Der sepuui6ten Gu
trabt. uno Die Jolse oauon 1T, oaB al
oas Sb0ne uno 9ate, mas nan lib in
8anias mad eiwa errunsener peri0nilder
5reibeit in Iusii1t iteute, niht per
lulr'llbt muroe. Nuh einen weiteren
eriOlsreihen Nnlauf aesen bas SrObi'
billions. Nmenoement 1T nor Der nd6iien
Sisuua Der Serren Der Ssiesaebuns, in
Swei Sabren, sar nidt 81 bUffen. Die
lbmdbllde Serautwortuus fir Yerbin
oeruns Der Iufbebuus Der SrObibitlon
trasen bic &epublltaner. Mau bate
erwartet, oaB oas republlfaniide Gle
ment Oh bee pernib,enoen Nieoerlnse
Dor Spei Sabren Sernuuit unsenOmmen
bate, iab iid aber setduibt. Der populiz
fiite Senat wplte 8sruiuns zines Ser
faiiunssfomites, bod oas republifnnlide
Qnus Itimmte oisier suten Soee nltt
bel. 9aher io0teu bic suiseliuuten
Sarssr in 8auias iih CUR Seit ermanz
uen uno ernltlih oaruab tra9teu, ben
&epublifanern ibren oummen Streih
bel Der ndtiten Wabl ourd cine seialSss
ne Nleoerlase 81 perselten.
Iub in Snoiana BADEN bic Gepubli.
faner ben 2empereuSs uno Spnutass.
iauatitern in bic Sano seipielt uno bic.
fen einen ~tbel:peiien Sies seiidert. Sas
llnterbaus, uel9es 81 &spublitaner
uno Is Semofraten Sdblt, bat bic gtidol
ion'ibe Temperen5bil, cine Der ipran
niibfen WaBreseln oieier glrt, NIT Der
iiberwdltis enoen Webrbeit pom rs sesen
20 Stlmmsn ansenommen. 8ie in Die
lem Sale Die &epublifaner. iino nlti
minoer bic DemOfraten, als 9ssuer Der
perlonliten 5relbeit 81 psrabten, osnn
BON ben Is Stimmen fielen nur bier &c,
gen Die uerweri llte SsmperenSbiu. Die.
Ielbe Ilbrt ,Gocal.S Option" elm, oerbies
tet ben Iusitanf BON aeifisen 9etrdu
fen in Spelies uno Standardization,
%uerblnoert ben Betrieb BON Sommsrs
plrtbidaiten, inoem iie Wuiit- uuo
SOf~alcon5erte in iolteu Bldsen uerbls.
tet, nno iteiaert ben SOnntassSluana
auI's IeuBerite. N~aeroinss muB oieie
Suerft nod pom Senat sutseheiBeu wer'
ben, mas wobl aud in Qnbetrabt BEL
len. bob unter ben so Senatoreu so Der
republlfauii9en Sartei a~nseb6ssu, anSu
nebmen lit. @aes bieies 5eist, oaB man
fid in Sate Der peri0ullben Jreibeii
auf republituniide Ssripreden nI1t per-
laiien fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07

als beionoere Guisube idsiut iid
Der IN @aihlnston tussnoe ,8eibsr-
9onsreB" bic 2piuns Der gbeidelounss,
Irase 81 telen. Wenn olele 8eiblein
oob nur ~srtennen wiroen, bob bic Elm.
Sise uno rl6tise 2biuns oieier 5ruse
IN Der I5iduifuns tes 10 in erbdrmli.
der 8eiie bierSulanoe aussenusten Gle.
ideiounssseiesss beitebt. limb bies
fonnten iie ON Seiten elreiden, ipenn
lie nah ben uria6en Der iib bier in
eridredenoem Wa6e anbduienben Che.
itelounsen baiden MOLTEN. IS pirce
iit pbne Sweiiel babel berausnsleu,
bob es nameutli4 bic 0eiber ielbit iino,
Die in ben meiiteu 5dlen bic auH0luns
Der gbe p%eranlaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
Gin 5~cit8cmaBer gS!nf.

Der Sabresberiht Der ,Oeuliten Sc
lsQidait uCu New gprt" 9ius uns sber
Sur Sano. Se,m 9ardhiin oerislber
nBt es Iih nldt pertsureu, bnB DIE
Geutihsn Nep Yorts al isnsr @eieQs
'h0it. Die 5ereits Ill Sabre ieasnsrers
he 5ri6ie erSlelt bot, eIn srCBes SHte-
rsiie nebmen. Su ben bette legteu
3Obren bate Oh Der i9lsh'en 3s'teu Die
&uiie Der 8eieaidait tart su leicen,
aber 3unf Der SpferDiQi9tejt Der bs9ii
terten 9sutiden uermodte lie es, sur
2Iroerune Der unter u"niereu uubemlt.
telten Gduosleuten in New Oort herr.
l6enoen srOBen Hotb bO6it Nrrreus
nenspertbes ~ ~leilten. Beionosre Gui
merfiamfeit bat iene 8sieaih0it iiets
Der @innanoeruns erpisieu. &icrUbI
oieIe IN ben beloeu lesten Sa6ren beosu
tsno ab9enommen bat, iiuoet Die 8eieQs
ltatt, oaB INNER nod gu uiele 9tuis
nustunnoern, Die bier nlht oroentllh
uoranfommen f0nneu uno Der 6ifeutll
den &obltbdti9teit Sur Gait ialeu, aus
Notb bdufis aub 81 Serbreteru mr.
ben, pabreno anoere in'olae Der unae
pobnten @ntbsbrunaen Dem Gleno Snm
Spfer in0en. Sleriibsr iaat Die beutide
8eleui6ait in lbrem Seridte pie iolat:
r8rrtllte GRANDDAUGHTER ausgenom
men, pelte i'm 5riiblnbr uno CONNER
IN ben pslillden Stuaten ltsts OUT Or.
belt rednen b%irisu, iDnrsn prr teinem
Grbeltiutenoeu Spifnunser mob,n, uuo
mir pleeerbolen oaber uuitre nlIdbrli-
den WarnunJen an Snuoluug'oleaer,
Sebrer, Shrelbsr, Sslebrte, Ygeoiatr,
2elesrapbtIten, Bsamts uao namenlllt
oil Stueentsn uno SfiBsre, lid niht,
ielblt unter Den unsiinllaiisu 9srbdlt-
nllien, rnier emen iie brlbcn su leroeu
baben moSen, CUR Nuspanosruug ~ emf
ltlieBen. Sir oieie al0iis uCn gtuier
ut pOlitlu feine Iusii6t, psber i'm r6d
lien Sable, nod ipdisr. Die wsniaen
INTERCHANGEABLE tcmmsn nI9t IN BE.
tradt."
@benio perecn Gamen aus bciirrsn
Sldneen, alte uno iunas, Dslte btiin
IN Gmeuta oils @sisaidditerinuer, 81
3 rbelinnsn &C. eiu llntertpmmeH Al fit
osr. Dor pr an.WlncerunS seIpatn,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
ciunagsucridieOcubsitc

SieQsibt bel teluer @etegeuhsit Sei1t
lid Der SIIoun9ssrao oes Wenlden GU
ais ipeuu nan Isiue Wtell
uuus seseu cine iremoe %b2baupten iu,I.
Gin brutalss: y9aS 1T nibt pabr."
Uosr: ,Sas pelB i6 %beiitr!!" ielbii
nur cine lbe,maBig pelie uno srbateut
Mtisne psr!esten uno ruien Don porn
bsreiu 8toeripruh - OF rett ihlrien
- bsruor, uuo oas Sdnillb ]urubbln9,a
Don Dem @ertb poer llutusrtb ees Sc
du6erteu. Mbsen aub &3t6tbum eeg
Griabruns uno sldnjeuoe 8uter Deg Sci
ties purbanosn ieIu, 10 seduBerl fommeH
lie bob 9tlsmauo 81 9ute. IS ut, ais
OF man Elm fUltbares @sri9t Ill eyHem
idmubisen 8Orte. ~nnItatt aui iauber
slduSsuoer Sduliel, an eiHem icitl,dgn
llihe lerulrsn uolte.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tabea Uno
IN Streit serntben. lie9t bel bsItlSeo,
urseidulten 2suten nibt iUsIt UOH Ell
AMBER, uuo yStrellsn" ut lisls eiwas
unerluidllbes iir llubstbelilste, isl0jt
BET 8sle6rtsu uno 6eiAstaJsabJe0roae
ten. SOrnehme NItursn uno bnrmOWid
aebtloete Wsrlbsu i~trelten nle. Stts3
ma6uOQ briuSsu lie aud Nnosrsgeiiugs
ten oIeielbe Abtuu9 sH'gegcu. ots Il,
iCl6er beaniprudeu, uu0 iUeroen llh
lmmer ndislSudeuo BON Dem eIEssbllOcz
ten Ttblblber isrnbalteu.
Gin bei6etoen beroorletrlh'es:
,Grlnubsn Sic; oa bin i'd auoersr Wts,
uaug!." Uosr: y8eltatten SIe, ouB arb
ib meme Nulitt duBere!" berilt r!u NJ
9letb ansensbmer. Die aEoere &arte,
il9lt, oa6 mau lie ahter, aud msuH
man auoers oeutt uno t5ut, OILS lie -
,noblesse oblige" - blslbt ebsufaQs
IN Den 9rsn5en Der Stilldte't un6 uegs
meioet 81 uerleeen, leI Der gSuni6. ceU
9eguer 81 iibsrreeen uno ~ betsgr!r,
aud nod 10 SelB. Ssiiesen ober uuo
betebreu miro Rlemlno, Der anoere Qrz
iidten bstB betGmpit, iopSern nur Der
isnise, Der etasue Nnii5teu i~eiialuo, 81
uertrsten lueIB. 5ibrt Smouo init
gutter abIi9t elsene, biItsre gtiabrurz
gen ms Ireifen unO 9slinst rs ibm,
feline S0rer 81 ieffeln uro 81 uberSeuJeH.
Der fam ursnolt6 uisl 8uieS fifteen,
beionoers Die el9eneu &iuoer ror Sha
ben bepahreu. S2ritlnoi9 ss9er EN-
amber uOrgsb:a6te Msirungeu iaitIgen
uno tldren lie, uno se9Cn chamber G.
duBerte Inli1tcu iiRo Elm SeuuB fir
Die 3ubDrer. Sn iolben GeiitIstdm
pien entialten ebsnbIrtise 8!sner ale
8rdfte. Sic tummsln lid out allen
Sebieieu oes BllisHs udo StriisbtUs,
uuo i'm Sample uno IN Der uttun9
wa9ien linen Die atdi!e oes @elitss,
oss 8ises uuo Der Stla9itrtlsteit.
uuo bleie idDusn 8utsr sss manlhlt
den Ssritanoes iinO Elm Shmgd anO
cine 3ieroe auh fir Den tieiniten @rels
uoraus9eiest, ouB lie iib Don 8Ofbsjt
iernbalten uno Iiuo Ole btitsU SOIz
tdmpier aesen oas labmeroe, iiyhter=
lIde Seipenit Der 9sieQibaii: Die Gan
sepeiie. Nibt leolsll9 tomni's "a
raul an, mas man iast uno ME mas
melnt, lonoern aub oarlui, me man's
iu9t uno in pslbsr 8slie mans gu
usriebt.
@ines oItttrt oas &tdte: 9td!ura
nor iib ielber uno por ben Mttmeni4eu (;
Die an9enebme 3utbat cher I,brsn lie.
bung, Hndoentsn uno - WutterwiB.
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{.

AMI oeS Sebeus Nteer Die 8eueu
go l%lmbrunoen 9ieria Seiuen Subu,
DC Nrrosbrdut oroDt Ibu 81 Serlhelen
Nuf lhpduter. tltppenreider Sdbn;
: lei detroit I'M Nogenbrduo,
Writ ieitem Slid gum SGicu ihdue,
Tort ptnttt ods erlehnte SaHo:
Snl Sturme balte tapier Stauo,
Sfrtrauel
IS rogt Die Sinoe in @epltterlt,
Sic hebet btmmelan ibr Suupt,
lSb Slree tbr Seat Seriplitteru
llno iroit'ser Serbltptno lie cntldubt.
60 bpffe, trai Sth lab etu Sdlal,
TAB balo Der Slmmel mteoer blaue;
Nus trllb I'M Sauu Der FRAZIER Lao.
Selreit Elm irober 9euSeuStn9 -
Wertraue!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
IN PROBATE COURT.
STATE OF MINNEsoTA.)-


County OF Stearns.
Special Term, February 18th 1896.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF NJ athias Hem.
mesCh, Deceased.
On Reading and Filing the Petition OF Matthias
Mehr aud John Hemmesch, Executors of the es-
tate OF Matthias Hemmesch deceased, represent.
ing, among other things, thai they have fully nd
ministered said estate, and praying that "a time
and place be fixed for examining, settling and
allowing the final account Of their adminIstrat-
ion, and for the assignment OF the residne of
said estate to The parties entitled thereto by law
tits Ordered, that said accom- be examined
and petition heard by this Court, on
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH
A.. ID. 1890, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Probate
Office In the City OF 81. Cloud in said County.
And II IL Further Ordered, that notice thereo (
be given TO all persons interested by publishing
a copy OF this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing in
the Der No rdstern" a weekly newspaper printed
and published at st. Cloud in said county.
Dated at st. Cloud, MINI, the 18th day OF
February A.. ID. 1895.
By the Court,
(Probaic Seal.( HUBERT HANSEN,
ID Judge of Pro bah
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@idtises GcicB fir Seimitatter.

Sn Minneiota, 8iaccniin unb Midi-
gan limb i'm 9auIe oes uerloiienen Som
msrs uno SerbItes uiele Seimltditsr
lhllmm beim9eiuht iucrosn iniolse Der
i6rsdlihsn Srdnoe, Die iib lber lire
Ssimitdtten blnSo9en uno bel oenen
piele Ser'oaen lOaar ibr Geben elnbuBs
ten. Die 5olae mar, oaB ulele untet
Den ubwdltenoen llmitdnoen eS unters
lle6eu, on lbre Seimtdtten bic lesteu
se'ebliheu Nnipriide 81 erbeben, neil
Die porssltriebenen Serbeiierun9en, bic
le auf benz 9auoe uorsenommen, ourt
Die Srdnoe uernidtet moroen uno iis
o,eielben niht bsneiien fonnten.
IS puroen odber Yetitionen an ben
9onareb eiuaersibt uno oerielbe bat
elne Gtte paiilrt Die upn Brdiioeut Gle
pelano am 10. Sanuar unierSeidnei
puroe; oleielbe sisb, ben Seimtdttern,
pelte pom Jeuer bsimseiuht poroen,
cine 6rllt S%erldu9eruu9 BON bfpei Sab.
rsn, UNI bic BeWeile einSubrlnsen, caB
lie Den Sorihrliten, Der Se,mitdtie- &c
lese natsefcmmeu; fsrner miro bic tenn
porare Nbueieubelt BON Ssimitdtten.
ueruriabt burd Die 8~alobrdnce, MD,
oils Seieses &erlesuns betradtet. Bsr
lih oleiss ~ NuBsn MAIDEN nil. mus
IN Der bstr'iisuoen 9arbVffrce, welde be
Jurisdiction uber oas 2ano bat. feline
GlnSabc MAIDEN uno ben Beitimmunssn
Der Itte nad'Ommen. 9as &edt, BON
lesterer 8ebruuh 81 MAIDEN, babeu aut
Die grben Don Selmhditern, bic bel Den
0aloisuern lbr 9eben einbubeen. I'm
9nnS seioue SniOrmation 81 erbalieu,
lOllten lib 0eimitdtter an ben &eceiuer
Der 9anopflce IN ocren SurisblftiOn
lbte Selmlidtie. lissi, penoeu.
DR.. prizes Cream Batting popber
Sas spatummcuitc. has Qrmadtt tpirh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
0ei1dftswe6ieI.

Slerntt oiene CUR Nafribt, bob III Der
6irua @roB, Gang X gSieber aus,9tihmpno
III oieiem 9ountp tniopelt etn 8sbiel sius
g"etreteu lit, ais Der @eihdftsantbeil oes
Nerru ISM. Nieber III DIE Sano ieineS Sob
mes iiber9e0uu9eu lit. 9ie neue Sirma piro
nGle NuBenltauoe heS @ei6GfteS co0ettiren,
iopte audi iir ale Serbinollhtelten aufs
tommeu. 9ieielbe empfiehlt it'd hermit
benz 9SpblWollen elter 9enei9ten Sunoibaft
uon Glbmono uno umgegeno.
0roB, gang Il Wieber.
Ri5mDuo, Den 26. 5ebruar 1895. 1873
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
G:ine quite 0eIe8cmbeit.

lin in elu 8eidGit einSutreteu, bletet llb
etne ilberaus quite 8eleseubclt iir Zen, mel
der oaS babe Sntcreiie III eiHer 8uten Sum
Den @e:reloemnhleH taufeu modte. Nahes
res al erfraoen bel Brudart II BRO
10 er, ct. Glouo, Wiun. 1873
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
0elo 81 perleiben.

Sd babe eiuiQe S~uuiCno GolarS, DE 81.
9entbum pon G~rIoatperloneH lino, ouI per
beliertes 9rUEoelgeuthum 81 uerletbeH.
i. .. u prman
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stiff proclamation was issued Eleven days
after the riot all the British and American
missionaries, except Mr.. Jackson, left py
boat for Chung King, the magistrate send.
ing two or three officials and six small
boatioads of soldiers an escort
Similar scenes were enacted at number
injured more or less and the missionaries
terrified. At Kia-Ting, on Tuesday. june
4. during the triennial examination, the
American Bible Missionary Union and
Canadian inland mission were looted and
partially damaged was wa also tne v5s Roihsn ,sS,
for Suifu on the Sd. leaving Mr. Birie IN
charge at the American Bible mission He
was roughly handled, but got away In
boat with Mrs. Birie AMI Miss Bridgewater.
Next day Mr.. and Mrs Squire and their
little boy arrived at Kia-ring In boat
They sent a servant ashore II see II the
streets were quiet and the boatmen ordered
them off also. They refused 70 go and
were attacked by the boatmen, one or
whom was armed with knife. Iney man
their way up the river bank TO the native
custom house. but they would not allow
them to take refuge ,nere ,,s5 one OF ,1 t~9 d ds
termined to face the streets and try 10
reach the yamen all together. Thus going
old Women they Knew, who took them in
and sheltered them until the middle OF the
night cooking some food for them TO eat.
minus all te,onglnss, excepting the clothes
On them and thus Joined Mr.. and Mfs.
Birie and Miss Bridgewater. At facheo
the officials, fearing for the safety OF the
fore gners, arranged for them TO leave dur
ing the night under military escort All
people were ordered indoors and they were
escorttd 10 a raft by the officials TO Honga.
10 miles down the river and found the
Roman Catholic mission looted there.
There is much the sameness IN the reports
from the different towns and there Is no
doubt that there was general agreement
among the rabble to drive out the m oa-
oyta
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TIGHTENING THE COILS.
Two More Witnesses Say They Saw
Durrant and Miss Lamont Together.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.-THE state
ment of Mrs. Caroline Leake that she saw
Theodore Durrant and Blanche Lamont
enter Emanuel Baptist Church on April 3
few minutes before Miss Lamont Is sup
posed TO have been murdered has broken
the ice. and two more witnesses have come
forward who say they saw Durrant and
the girl in the vicinity Of the church at the
same tinie-4 d. m One OF the new wit
nesses is John Rush. a carpenter Rush $
story Is to the effect that in company with
friend. the man whose identity the police
are keeping a secret. he was strolling along
Twenty-second street. A young man and
a girl were walking toward them from
the direction of Valencia street The man
and girl turned into Barylette street. going
in the direction of the church and on the
same side OF the street Rush and the
other witness passed on. Eleven days later,
when the news of the murders in the church
became known. Rush had a visit from his
companion on April 3. he was astonished
10 learn from him that the young man
whom they had met on Twenty-second
street with the girl was Theodore Durrant.
Rush asked IL there could be any possi-
that there was none. that he had known
Durrant a long time. and could not be mis-
taken about his appearance Miss Lamont
was unknown TO Rush's friend. and he could
not identify her. but as to Durrant he was
positive The men hesitated for some time
about making their information known to
the authorities but finally decided II wa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-18
ALIVE AND KICKING.
Three-Day-Old Infant Found I'm a Lot
at Jaysville, O.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENvILLE. o.. Aug. 1.-THE town Of
Jaysville. four miles from here. is greatly
interested in the finding Of a three-day-old
baby in a pile of rubbish on Isaac Jays
lot "a Jaysvilie Static" TIE discovery
was made at 10 o'clock last night The
particulars go to show that a woman
boarded the train here to Dayton at sos
last night and paid her fare to JaysviIle.
She had In her arms bundle that. to all
appearances, was old clothes, and when
she arrived at Jaysville she alighted With
her bundle and made some inquiry OF the
lady that happened TO meet her. Miss Jay.
The stranger with the baby said she lived
down the railroad. She went of. but short
ly returned and buggy with a man in II
drove up al the station and took the
woman In and drove of. The Jay family
about 10 O'Clock, heard baby crying.
Taking lanterns. procession OF twenty
Ave men and women formed and proceeded
to the spot of the noise in Isaac Jays
yard In a pile OF rubbish they found a
well-formed baby boy, very poorly clad.
This afternoon. the infant was brought 10
Greenyille and properly cared for and
finally transferred TO the children's home.
There is no ciew to the identity Of the
woman who left II there.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-18

ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. 7:-steps have been
taken 10 bring the presidents or two OF
republics TO Atlanta in time to meet Pres
ident Cleveland on his proposed visit to
pssi;ion. 1t is probable that strong COM
mission will shortly start to Nenezuela to
invite President Crespo and his Cabinet
ton 4 committee. headed by Dr. r. ID.
Spalding vice chairman OF the executive
committee. will leave here tomorrow for
the CITY of Mexico TO present TO Presi-
dent Diaz and Cabinet an invitation to
visit the exposition
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SWUNG HIS RIGHT.
Col. Payne Hits a Dollar Gas Company
Promoter in the Face.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aug. IA fistic
encounter enlivened the meeting Of the low
er house gas committee to-day. 1t was
brought on by a sharp, running controversy
between Col. M. j. Payne. president Of the
Kansas City Gas Light and Coke Company,
a branch of the so-called gas trust, and J.
r. McIlyried. the promoter of the Dollar
Gas Company, recently organized here.
While cutting remarks and biting repartee
were being passed, Colonel Payne. who Is
an elderly gentleman, took exception to a
remark made by Mr.. McIlvried and swung
became greatly excited and the lawyer was
about to give tit for tat, when spectators $
interfered and both the participants were
pinioned TO their chairs. Renewed attempts
to attack one another were finally pre-
vented and the work Of the committee pro-
ceeded Colonel Payne and lawyer Nc
Ilvreid are men OF prominence. The latter
u well known IN the East
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CHICAGO'S BEER WAR.
1t VIII Soon End and the Price Of the
beverage Be Promptly Raised.

CHICAGO. Aug. lit is stated that the
brewers agreement to advance prices to
retailers in Chicago now lacks only four
signatures Of comprising all the beer pro-
ducers in Chicago. Within the last forty
eight hours the signatures of ]. S. Cooke.
who was one of the bitterest opponents of
the scheme, has been obtained. The re-
naming four brewers who will hold out
are said to be small concerns which re-
Gently started in business during the
height of the beer war. The first effects
of the brewers agreement will be to drive
out of business at least two thousand of
the present seven thousand licensed saloon
keepers in the city. During the intense
rivalry now drawing to close, there have
been at least that number more saloons
opened in Chicago than the normal pro-
portion to population.
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their duty to do so. They made visit to
They were Shown the clothing OF Miss La
mont which was found in the belfry. and
both men declared themselves as certain
that they were the garments worn by the
girl whom they saw walking with Dur
rant Then Captain Lees showed them a
photograph of Durrant. Rush's friend iden-
titled il positively, and Rush was reason
ably certain that 1t was the man he saw
on Twenty second street.
Mrs Leake. the new witness. was for
merly a resident OF Gloversville. N. Y. Mrs.
Leake is the divorced wife of principal
stockholder OF the Leake Glove Company,
AT Cyloversville. Her former husband is now
said to reside in New York city Mrs
Leake's neighbors are inclined TO discredit
her story. and TO represent her as a woman
rather prone to gossip. They credit her
with the origin OF the statements that
young men and women were accustomed to
resort to the church at all hours OF the
day and night.
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE jury in the case
of Dr. Daestrow. the St. Louis millionaire.
who has been on trial at Union. Mo-. for the
past three weeks on change OF venue for
the murder Of his wife and child IA this
city year ago. reported 70 the court. late
this evening. that Ii could not agree. II
stood seven to five for 2cQuittal The Jury
was discharged BY the judge.