davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Oipbtberitis =Peilferum.
Cine Denomination Ger 6ewinnutg oess
feIben.

sSSn Dem 2e6rIaale Der Mc&iGipi4en
Sbierar3neii6ule, Die ii4 in benz 8ebauoe
go. 1859 Wabai9 Npenue b%efinpet, far1o
Sreitag M6enb Dor elmer Nn5abl Wteoi5tnern,
S6ierdr3ten lnD Stuoenten Der @nItalt etne
0emonftration Der 9etpinnung BON 9tpbz
tbertti5z0 eil Ierum ftdtt. 0err Or. g: =.
&rieger, Der 8orite6er beS'Qaboratortnm Der
S6ierar3neiI6ule erflGrte un0 erlduterte an
Prdparaten unb Gulturen, ME man 5uer1t
bas 9ipbt6eritis=S Drtn beriteut. IS 9e@
i6tebt Dies, inDem man BON einem Stpbtbez
rittsfaa dusge6eno, ii9 bur6 Der 9teDene
3einculturoerfa6ren i6lieBli9 cine febr BIZ
rulente (b0sartig@giftige) @ultur oes 9ipbz
tDerttis6actlus in elmer SleiI6briibezPep@
tonzg}abrl0Tung bsr1teQt. 0ieie Geincultur
ptr0 Dann bur9 etnen Pditeur@Sranfldn6z
f4en Sitter f~iltrirt unb bds 10 erbaltene
Subtrot fteGt bas 9ipbtberitisz3ori bar.
9ufelbe nirb be5iigli9 feiner 8Dsartigfeit
eri an MeerI 6petn6en geprift ulo, tpe11n
eS ii6 ais febr fart giftig e%rtpieien 6at,
pir0 es b%erpanbt, UNI Yferoe 3u immune
liren. @s gef6te6t 6ies, tnoem einem YferDe
5nert 1-2 G~ubiccentimeter bes Sites elm
geipribt tpirb. 0as Bferb entpidelt Oann
cine 5ie6ertemperatur. 9ea9 Elm paar 5agen
mirD cine neue @inIprtbung un0 3par nit
~pergr0Berter 9Diis pDrgenpmmen. Nuf Diefe
WeiIe pirb tpo9enlang nit Der 8e6anOlun9
De5 Bferbes nit imtmer gr0Beren 9ofen fOrtz
gefabren, na6bem oas Pferb Derart urlemz
Pfinoltd (yimmunD geDprben 1T, baB es
ca, 100 Gubic@S entimeter Des 9ip6t6eritisz
CITIES b~ertragen fam, lit fem 8lut reid an
ben Mnttgiftftoffen CMntitorin) unb fam
nunme9r gu 0eilferums5tpeden benubt Derz
ben. Dies IQes fi6rte Or. &rteger por
fetnen 6Orern aus, ebe er an bic @epin>
nung bon 6eiff erum 39ritt. 8pr6er 5pro6
audi mod Or, g. S9par5topf, Der 9efan bes
Gpuege Elm pdar 8Drte unb mics barauf
bin, 0aB oas Pferb, tpel9es bas Gplege our
8etptnnung BON 9ipbtberitisz 0eilferu BE-
nuBe, Elm %itartes, ~geIunbes S6ier 1ei unb
oaB ods college ni6t ME bielfa9 dnberpGrts
gef6e6en lei, ein altes unb beruntergefomz
menes S6ier CUR Serumgeninnung benuBe.
Na6 oieien etnleitenben 8emerfungen
ipuroe bas PferO in ben SaaG gefibrt. @5
NOR am Wtaule g"efefelt unb neben am
0alie raftrt. Na9bem mod unterbalb bes
~raiirten Sbeiles am 6alIe Elm Competitions
berbanD gum 3pede Der 8%lut1tauung anges
legt uro Elm paar gocainetnfpribungen ge=
md9t iporben paren, ita9 Or. &rieger in
Die groBe 0alsbene einen nit elmer Camille
berfebenen Sro9ar Elm. @rf betm britten
8erfu9 orang Die Sptbe bes 9ur9bobz
rungstnitrumentes in Die 6alsbene Elm unb
oas Slut floB ret3li9. 0af1elbe purbe in
i~tertlen 8lasgefGBen a~uf9efangen. Die 2ebz
teren tperoen oann in ben @tsf9ranf gefteQt,
bamit itb Die 9lutf0per9en abFeben f0nz
men. 0as oariiberite6en0e 8lut3erum ipirb
bann a6geAebert unb btlbet bann bas Oip6z
tberitisbetlferum, Nuf bieIe @eile tpirb bag
9ip9tberttis : Nntitortn Dber 6ei1Ierum
bon benz iebt 70 Diel Die 8ebe lit, getponz
men.
Die intereHante Demon tration in Der
S9terar3neti9ule erntete btelen 8eifaG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
mdre gang fdonI
Gin fran3ofider 0upalt meIoet fih gum
2Intritt elmer SIS 5000, 900: @rbfdaft. =
or i6eint aber pom faIfden Dorausfcb=
nn9en ~aus3uoehen.

Muf cine MiQipnenerbi9dft zines dnqebz
li9 i'm Sabre 1882 bier be ftorbenen eSSacq1es
Sober erbebt gegentpdrtig elm Mn1palt aus
Amtens in 5rantrei9 @nfpru4.
S~t1trittsannalt 9enerdR 8lad erbielt
tiir3li9 BON benz Nnpalt s. PoDebin aus
@miens Elm ldngeres S9reben, in Dem bsrz
Ielbe UNI Nustunft i6er einen g"elpiflen
Sacques 8ober 6tttet, Der aus Der gfprma1bte
tammt unb i'm Sabre 1882 in @6icago ge=
itor6en iein IOG.
8ie bas S9ret6en bes Nntpalts beIagt,
6ra9ten, als 8ober 1tar6, me6rere fran3Dz
it16e 8ldtter, 0arunter bas ySournal be
0abre" einen ~ldngeren Mrtifel ii6er ben Ser
Itorbenen. !Sn bem1el6en 6ieB es, OaB er
Der Sreunb oes b%erii6mten g6emiters So6n
9unbeb, Der i'm Staate S6io an1dfftg gez
tpefen, mar, unb BON 9unbep BEL befien i'm
Nnfang bes Sa6res 1882 erfDlgten Nbleben
gu befen uniberIalerben eingeiebt porben lei.
0as 8ermDgen 9unbeD's babe $15,O00,0O0
betrage1, unb 8ober 5ei bur9 biefen unerz
tparteten 8liid5fuI 70 freubig erf6redt tpDr=
ben, baB er BON einem S9laganfaG getroffen
lpurbe unD fofort itar6, e6e er no9 bic $15,z
100000 er6ielt.
Nun tpiin19t 8obebirt qenate Musfunft
iiber bus Otter, bas 8eper erreiAte, ben Gez
nauen SObestag befel6en fotpie Die Namen
Der Nntpdlte, Die @unbebs Seftament 1b>
fdBten unb f6lieBli6 min er AUDI ndtiirGtd5
%tpiien, mas aus ben $15,00O,O00 genor6en
tit, bamtt er Die NnfpriiAe Der 8erpalloten
8epers an6Gngig MAIDEN fdnn.
Die Mntpprt, bic, tpenig5tens pte e3 bpr
Der 6dnb ben Mnf6ein bat, Dem 6erra go
beIin 5ugeben tDirb, biirfte ule 6offnungen
tern iofort orgete1ten Na3forf9lngen boa
BEN erqeben, bdB tpGbrenb Der lebten Is
Sabre Niemanb g}amens Sdcques 8oner in
@bicagO geitorben 1T 1nb feline $15,000,00O
hinterloffen fonnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
5inoet N~ahahmun9.
0u9 anoere St6ote riiften fi9 gu Qusfiigen
nab 1tIanta.-Die &hicaooer Dele
cation miro cine 3abIreibe fem.

ndd Ntla11ta. -Ute ohtcd9oer Dele
CATION miro cine aahIreide fem.
@enn ni9t ale Mn8ei9en tGuf6en, nirb
Die 8etbetltgung an Der @rcurion na6 Ntz
lanta, 9a., unO Dem Sitben, Die am fpmmen=
ben Sreitag BON bier aus unter ben NuIpiz
Glen Der Chicago Sout6ern States Mfoctaz
tion abge6t, cine fe6r itarfe nerben, benin
tdglt3 ldufen nene Nnmelbungen CUR She'll
na6me Elm.
Sci benz SetretGr bes Mrranqementscomiz
tes, 9errn Malcptm Mc9feiQ, trafen
8riefe Der @mpfangsz unb arrangements
conrites aus @burleiton, g. g., unb Sir
nling6am, Ola, Elm, Die fir 6er3li9en @mz
pfang unO bergniigte Stunben in bieIen
Stdbten @arantie ~1eiften. Nu9 BON G6at=
tanpoga tommen Dieloerfpre9enbe 3u19rif=
ten.
Die bier gema9ten arrangements BADEN
in anoeren Std0ten einen Miber6aG erpedt
unb gtep 0orf, 81. 9Ouis, @leoelanb, 8ufz
falo, Snbianapolis, unb Splebo riiiten, nm
9lei3fa1s groBe @rcurftonen na9 Ntlanta
fno Dem Si0en 81 %beranitalten. eSyn Stem
gort fte6t Wtabor Strong an Der @piBe bes
MrrdngementscDmite5, unb Die Stem 0orter
tper0en am 25. bs. Mts. hire @rcur1ion an
treten. Nu9 bs5iigli9 Der militGrif6en
@storte nolen tie es uns na9md6en, inDem
fe ibr @iebentes %. 9. Gegintent mitne6=
men iperben.
0os biefige Gomite t6ut MGes, nm in
ieoer 8etfe fir Die @~bicdgper @rcuriionifFtn
gu forgen, Iogar Elm Mr5t nirb ais pfFi3ieGer
9eiltiinitler nit auf Dem 53uge iein, UNI
eoentue4 nit ieinen 0ieniten Bel Der 9anb
gu iein. Sidets fir Die @rcurfion, ST. fir
Die Hunbreife na9 Ntlanta mil 1OtGqiqer
@ultigfeit fir Die &iidfe6r uno $3.50 fir
S6lafpagengebiibr, ftnb bereits iebt in Der
@reat Nortbern 81. 2. Office, 22O @ldrfz
Str, gu baben. 9ieienigen, tpel9e au6 Die
GTcuriton bis GbarleItpn mitmaGen pollen,
fplten ii6 Obne 8er3ug bel 0errn 8. 6.
0tQ, 3tmmer t., go. SO 9earbornz9tr Str,
melben, tpoiel6it alle Details iIber Die @rcurz
ftOn in @rfaRrnng gebra1t iperben t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
s@neuer fltmati5@er @edfel

foftet mebr Mteni6en bas 2eben, als al9entetn onqe=
uomnten miro. 9famentliG tit o'eS Der 6aa' ~enn
i6pd6li0e, carte Observation-Disclosures ibn ~ausqeitbt
iperpen unD bel @iniQrantenfomtlien, Die IN o%enjeni0cn
Sbeilen bes fcrnen g8eiten8 neue @eintfdtten iu6en, III
Oenen al qewifen Sabres5e iten Nlalaria unO tDpbOie
GSicber bcimii6 iinb. Sas bette S3ubmtttel oe0en Die
iddDli6en Q8irfunqen bes &timameblels UNI oes baz
NIT berbunDenen Q8e0iels Der 2ebensz l1nO @rnd6rungs@
peiIc lit &o%itetter's Nta0enbitters, nas 1tlDt nur bic
&ouititutipu Dor Malaria, Den 6olgen pes Semperatur=
tnrh5cls. uuo Der eutnerpeuoen QSirtung tropil0er SiBe
beipabrt, lonOcrn oud elm Speciiitum e9ehSerltopfung
GYspepIie, 4eberleiOen rnO dbnllUe, llanlentl!O Dem
niclrciicuben Yubtitllun, Seelentet rno &nlturplohIeren
Orobsnoe 6ciniu3ungen lit. YOn 3auienoem bon Sottz
riiten, N~niicblern in OHnn beO0lterten 0e0eioel, SorS
l6unqsreiienOen uno 9er9leute1 lIegeH nnanIe0!oare
3enoHiife fr bic pur3iieli9en 9ienfte, Die ibaen' oas
8itters q~eletitet bat, nor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Stdot Chicago.

- rtr1ere @orrsTponbenten uub @3sntsn
befu9en Die folgenbsn Staaten:
6err 9QuI Sriebel Die @taateu Soma,
Minnefota unb 0afota,
9err Sreb @Gerf bic Staaten Wtsconiin
un0 MtiDtQan.
@err DITTO M. 9Rofen6ale bic @taaten
SeTds, Stem Mtegico unb bas Serritorium
Nri3ono.
9err Sobn @9mitt ben @taat Suinois.
9err 6enrp @9aal ben @taat Snbiana.
9err @bas. s. %. 9feiffer ben Staat
SQinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
GtabIirt iett 1851.
Henry SehoeIlkopf,

wholesale ~ Retail Gr0c4tf
232 & 254 OfsRanoolpbsStr,
apilgeI s~5roufGinz uno Naarfet= StrIs&
@btrago. Sns.
empfieblt in feluIter GualitGt
WeMeS import. Wtagoeb. SaWerfraMt,
9il.8ntfcn. 9rGrnld)tp. Spargein,
GoIenfobI, Gdlnittbobnet, SeltOWer NIbGJeU,
fr0,ts. Grbien, Gbnmpignons
GetroGtete @iI5c, SIiDen, &apern,
MedItee SliOenDL @tobM0I,
9tfeIocrfer Setf, @etueITg,
SyramS. grill feE=Ea @01SIeb ets8S aitetet,
0ppetItsSiIO, &ietsr Sprottet,
Sauab. u Ou=&s6riuge, run. GaroineS,
gforWe9.. 9tndI eo1s, .StoGHiA,.
Geimjte SiSntarG; S9Iringc IN &anmet,
S~cirite bcA. Npu,SeGriNge, SatOcIen,
Nati. &apiar, marinirteat @IaL,
SSriSdl gcrI1td1crtei MNl,
Sramfi1rter Sratpurit im Gitd1iem.
9tenen GntIemtb. SdiUeiserf6iP,
0rInc1t MgGatcrf6Ie, &Sat0fGIe,
2saDr. 9in,bmrSer &aie,. Goamer=@aie,
SSranS. NnqMeforf, gScMIdDateler Se6le,
Marine iatt=SSnfe, Srotta9e DC 8rte,
@ed)teni tntgortfd)c1 Wolen=Soprifa
9emtiden &tmiea, Gftsnfertt, &trIc, 6rampen,
SuGWei5esgriBe, &ofergruBe,
Bfr. SStcipp'S M~aI5=Safee,
Gthclfefce, 0feiHcr Ii. 9iuer SaTce=Grtract,
S~yeinitem SGpa=, Msoffa= umS 9aiozSSaTec,
Med,tct' rt.tI. r,'S dlineiiidlen SDes,
Wicner SSciGen=SSafce, Goggen=SSaffee,
SeimIte S~toHWerf's GbocoIaoe muo &afao,
9eMtid)cS SlUeti6 eHunme, 8irmem, &irId en,
grams. mtlO CALI. SanetidDcn, aprifoiem,S
9Iedltem &icbtg's Glctidlertract, souig,
Stat. gtltoeIn H1fo 83accarout;
Uriidben @ariicr Sd)mmpftabaf Uum &pkbeG,
9entfd)e SptnnrGOer, @OHtr6ter,
&nIsidbmbe Mmo SoISpamtoTeln,
@les al ben bIniaifen 8reiien.
Henry SchOeIIkopc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06

DIR. S. Silsbee BAT bos groblem gel0it,
zines Der srOBten 9eiben Der Menl9beit,
1lGmli4 6GmorrbOibeu, gu beilen.
ANAKESIS 6eiBt bas pprtrefai@e Wttttel.
1pel9es ii6 bereits in pielel tanieno, mitnn=
ter Ben granddaughter, SGueu poufommen be-
lpGbrt bat. P. Neustaedter q Co., Box
2416, New York, i9tden eiltem cSebelt, Der
es perlan9t, to it IL Wulter uuo Sc
brdu9Sonmeilnn9 Ud6 aQen Sbeilen Der
Ser. Staatel. a3t baben IN alleu renomiltirz
ten @potbefel. Siltet eu6 DOR Nd6abntutz
gen: A6tet 6araut Dap Die lnterl9ritt poll
s: Silsbee, Nd, ii9 ouf jeber Seite Der
S9a0tel beftloet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
menu Gas BABY sabnt.

@ebrau6t inter aaeit llmfGnben bos cite
lt1lb erprobte Ofittel. Mrs. @inslop's Sootb=
ing Sprltp tiir bos 3abneu Der 6iuber. @s
oerll9I9t oos Gino, ma6t Die @ounnell mei6er,
nut Die S6merSen, BELT 8inbfolif unb 1T
oas bette Nttttel 9e9elt 0torrboea. Siinfunb.
slpolSi9 Gent5 bic NtoI6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
fir sauglinge und Kinder.

1ur SauglInge uno NinoeES
Castoria bef0rdert yerdauuRg
und beseitigt Blahungen, Ferstopf1ng,
Magensaure, Diarrhe und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf natirlich.
Castoria entha1t weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfeh1e ich, we'll es Elm gutes
MitteI fir Kinder ist und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die 1ch kenne." 81. A. ARCHER, MD,
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn, N
ssseit mehreren Jahren habe ich sCastoria'
empfohlen und verde damit tOrtfahren, da es
Tegelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN T. PARDEE, N. D.,
1875. st. und 7, Ave-, New York City,
sAus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kahn ich Sagen, dasS Castoria cine trrniche
MediZin fir Kinder ist, da es Abfuhrend WIKI
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wirkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Viele Mitter haben mir erZahlt, vie &usSe.
zeichnet es ihren K1ndern bekommt."
DIR. G. @. OsGCOD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE ENrAuR COMPANY, IT Murray Street, NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
9aRet= Ngentur

i + 0tc 0eMt16e u ct6sPOW It.
Sic llnterseidneten %befDrberu Yotete big sn 100 9fo.
nab 9eMtidIano, yGeiterreidb, GGpeoeu, SSor=
tpe8en, S6nemart unb Der Sd)tueis gu ben reoel.
mGBI9eI BON Der oeutiGenT lid Sppit=QSermaItnt
feitgelesteit=8retlen
Gbeuio beiorgeu bieieIbem Observation-Disclosures BON uno
nab allen 1beilen @uropas unb Ameritas 5u ben bi1ias
item &oten.
HenseI, Buchanan & LOrbacher.
90 GrGjGMse VIace, getp 9)orf.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-21
The Water Hearings.

The evidence taken in the water hear
nally to the credit of the contract made
by the city. The testimony showed that
there was no sign or symptom of collu-
sion in the negotiations which pre-
coded the award. and no Influence of
any sort was used in favor of the con-
tract save the presentation of it's in
trinsic merits. There was a good deal of
hard work done to beat it. that is to
say. to defeat the award of any con-
tract; but this the Mayor scotched. as
ne had a perfect right to do.
Incidentally. the expert testimony has
utterly knocked out the Rockaway and
Hudson scheme. 1t has demonstrated
that at the point where that company
proposed to collect the R~ockaway's
waters for Jersey City's use. the river
was polluted by the water discharged
from the canal. 1t showed hat without
the canals overflow the Rockaway had
no volume of water whatever. Indeed.
the canal engineer said that at one
point the river and The ana were prac-
ticaldy identical. This was a witness
called not for the Jersey City Company
but by it's opponents, including the Rock
away and Hudson Company. This part
of the testimony is a pretty commentary
upon the wanton Instrumentation given
to the public by Who Is Kent and his
hackers.
The one point made against the Jer-
sey City Company. thus far. was the
claim of the canal owners to all the
water of the Rockaway watershed. This,
however. if valid. is a mere question OF
money. which the Jersey City Company
has. no doubt. figured out. Besides. it
must be remembered that the canal is
the property of the Lehigh Valley Rail
road Company. which is tine partner of
the East Jersey Water Company. and in
the recent competition. this company has
offered just the same water to the city
that the Jersey City Company offers
at a price 49, 900. 900. and evidently has
not considered The necessities of the
canal a serious obstacle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-21
TEMPERANCE TOWN
Result Of the Murphys' Two
Weeks Run Of the Great
Play at the Tabernacle.

Tho temperance lectures which hav been
given by Francis Murphy and his SON, Ned
Murphy in the Tabernacle for the last two
weeks have ended. AS a result of the lee
lures between five and six hundred people
have signed the pledge. Although the meet
ings were held in the Tabernacle, they were
non-sectarian and several minister's, among
whom were Messrs. Wick, McMinn, Nor
gan, Moore and Krantz, attended the meet
ings. They lave aroused an enthu siasm for
the work in their churches which they Will
endeavor to keep alive.
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
The Rev. John L. Scudder, who has been
most active in the campaign was interviewed
this morning by a representative OF the
News and said:-"I consider that the cam
paign has been most successful. Between
five and six hundred here have signed the
pledge and among them there is large
majority of young, people. The meetings
have been decidedly beneficial In preventing
Young men and women from becoming
drunkards, rather than retaining those
who are already d%runkards. The principle
on which the Murphys worked was not to
decry saloons, but to prevent people from
patronizing them. We think the services
most valuable because of the number OF
Young people who lave been induced to sign
the pledge. There were not many downright
drunkards who signed the pledge. Indeed, l
consider the result better, because the sigma
lures were from the ranks of those who were
only moderate drinkers or who had never
taken any, for ~drunkards often go back,
even after they nave held out for a time,
and even if they do reform they are not as
useful as young people with unframed
energy and uAclogged brain. The prevent
i've work is the most important.
EVENING AUDIENCES INCREASED.
..Another effect which the Murphy meet
ings have had is in building up the Sunday
evening audiences. The church last night
was much better filled than for some time
before the meetings. The campaign which
was commenced here will continue through
out the State. Last night at seven 0 clock
we had a meeting in the lecture room OF the
church of those who had signed the pledge;
We got acquainted with them and invited
them to the church and the Peoples Palace.
There they can nave the fun without liquor,
and we told them SO. They are welcome at
ali times at the Palace and they can have
iolly good times without evil surroundings.
/ think the Murphy meetings have had The
same effect which r~evivals always have:they
walked the people up
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-21
BURET'S LONG WAIT.
Eighteen Months in Jail Untrfed for
Attempted Homicide.

Nearly two years ago Eli Buret, a
Frenchman, shot his wife and fired a
bullet into his own head. The shooting
took place on the Paterson Plank Road
near the home of Mrs. Buret's mother,
with whom she was living.
Buret and his wife were separated, but
on the day of the shooting they had
zone to New York together, did some
shopping and attended the theatre.
They had about reached home Wien
Buret asked his wife to return and live
with him again. She refused, saying
that she did not believe that he could
control his passion for drinking.
He then did the shooting. Both were
taken to Christ Hospital and recovered,
Buret losing the sight of his eye. He
was convicted of atrocious assault and
battery, n sentenced to seven and a
half years in State Prison.
Lawyer Warren Dixon secured a writ
of error and obtained an order for a new
trial. Bail was fixed at So, 900. The
prisoner was unable to obtain a bonds
man and for the past eighteen months
has been an innate of the county jail.
This morning Lawyer Dixon moved
before Judge Hudspeth that Buret be
released on $500 bail. He said that a
month 6 the Prosecutor had assur-
trial within two weeks, he would not
oppose the motion. Assistant Prose-
cutor Noonan said this morning that
the trial had been postponed because of
the inability Of the prosecution to find
one OF the witnesses against Buret.
Judge Lippincott reserved decision until
this afternoon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-21
A IN H0BOKEN.
Police Stop a Either Club Concert--
GfnmilIs in Full Blast.

Several hundred people who had pur-
chased ticket for an entertainment to
be given at Odd Fellows Hall, Hobo
ken last night, were greatly disap-
pointed.
Just as the entertainment was about
to begin the police put in an appear
ance and forbade the performance. The
announcement that no show would be
given was made from the stage and the
large number of guests comprising some
of the best people of the city left the
hall in a high state of Indignation. Ser
geant Rathjen, who conveyed the order
to the management SAID hat he was act
ing under Instructions from Chief Dono-
van. Fifteen minutes later Odd Fell
lows Hall was in darkness.
Chief Donovan, when interviewed by a
News man said:-'I received orders on
Saturday from Mayor Pagan to put a
stop to all Sunday performances. l sim
ply did my duty
Mayor Pagan said he had received
many complaints relative to the charac-
ter of Sunday night affairs, and he had
concluded to stop them. He was sorry
that so prominent and respectable an or
ganizat.on as the Either Club had come
within the scope of his instructions, but
ii would be unfair for him to discrimin-
ate. The members of the Major Woerner
night at Odd Fellows Hall. and prompt
ly at midnight the police put in an APP
pearance and stopped festivities. 1t
was said that the compliments to the
All the gin mills and low dives in
HObOken were open as usual.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-21
MONDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1895.
This paper is Democrats N principles
end is Independent an its uie,Os o" ." local
questions
Campaign speculation.

On Friday last the Herald" gave a
picturesque estimate of the Gubernator-
ial vote of this State, by which it elected
Mr.. Griggs by 4.15O votes. This was on
its New Jersey page. Ever since, 1t mas
been pulling the pins out Of its own
work. until the estimate has pretty
nearly fallen apart.
Among the notable features was a ma
jority of only 1850 for McGill in Hudson
with majorit.es for Griggs of 200 in
Camden. 1900 in Cumberland. 5000 in Es-
sex and 2,2OO in Passaic. These figures
all appear to be glaringly wrong. All
the other counties are more or less 'toff,"
too. though. the figures being smaller.
the errors are not SO conspicuous.
The Republican campaign managers
concede Hudson by the figure stated by
the 4Herald.s 4.5O0. Democratic leaders
all claim it by 1000. Perhaps this is an
exaggeration, too. A safe figure might
be e.000. Essex will assuredly give
Gr:ggs no more than 1.500. 1t may not
give him anything. If the vote of New
ark is we'll handled by the Democratic
managers, the county can be carried for
McGnl by 300 to 400; but it is rumored
that an influential German leader there
is sulky over something. and so it is.
safest to reckon on Griggs carrying Es-
sex by a small margin. say 1000 to 1,500.
Prosecutor Gourley says the Deunoc-
racy Will carry Passaic. This is rain
bow chasing. We do not build on car
rying the county. We know Republican
methods there too well. But Mr.. Gour-
ley is no doubt right in expecting that
the labor element there viii to a large
extent come over to the Democracy. The
county will give Griggs, we expect, no
more than 1,5oO majority, perhaps less.
CHANGING over the State, with the aid of
the best information available at this
early day. we should be inclined to fig
ure it out about as follows:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-21
SOULLESS CORPORATION
The Adams Express Company
Accused Of Oppression
by Its Employees.

There Is much dissatisfaction among
the employees of the Adam Express Com
pany in this city because OF the long
hours they are obliged to work. There
are thirty men employed on the dis
~tributing pier. They are paid from $45
to $50 per month. The rules require them
to report for duty at half past six and
it frequently occurs that they do not
get aay until nearly midnight. The
men say the force is inadequate and that
they are overworked and underpaid.
The company is at present doing an
unusual amount Of business, the fall
get away until nearly midnight. The
of the employees, who are complaining,
consists wholly of loading and unloading
wagons and cars. Barrels, boxes and
unwieldy packages must be lifted or
rolled and a few hours of this sort of
work will more tina tire the average
laborer. At present there are large ship
ments of apples n other fruit and in
addition to this the usual business of
the company must be handled. One of
the employees who had just finished the
work of loading a large wagon, found
sufficient time to talk to a reporter of
1.-THE Jersey City News when he visited
the snisJ pier this Is m qS r mgr to AYE inayestl Ws oJ 1ae
worked?" said he, much after the man.
ner of the Irishmen who answered one
question by asking ANOTHER. Well, !
should say we were, We are required
to report here as early as half past six
o'clock every morning and very often
we do not get through with our work
until ten and eleven O'Clock at night.
We receive no extra pay for working
overtime and the men here are just about
tired of the order of things. Some men
here are paid as low as $45 a month, while
none receive more than $50" The men
propose appealing to the officials of the
company for relief and if it is not given
a strike may follow.