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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13
The Coming Candidates.

Nominations seem to be i'm order, or at
least they are being freely made by well
meaning but premature people all over the
state. The idea of calling the state cOnven-
ton before winter is over seems preposter-
Gus. The poor candidates will have it tough
enough if it isn't called before the last of
June.
One word in regard to the renowned and
notorious Hazen 5. Pingree. The people of
the middle and eastern part of the state who
take Detroit papers have got weary and
tired and sick of the very name, and the
idea of putting such a man-who sulked out
of the last state convention-in as governor
is preposterous. Does anyone know what
his politics are Populist, we should Judge,
but it don't make any difference what. If
his proceedings in Detroit are the only things
to judge him by the thought of putting such
a man in the gubernatorial chair is absurd,
it is ridiculous, it is impossible. We want
better balanced brain there.
In regard to representative In congress,
we can furnish man when Saginaw gets
weary who will not only be blessing to his
constituents but an honor to the state. By
the way, Mr.. Linton is doing good service
and is not sothful in his work
Finally, we want to attend to our nomi-
nations for next Legislators. What we want
is men who are straight laced on the capital
punishment question, whatever else they
may be. No weak 1-kneed, misguided. chick
en-hearted philanthropist need apply. We
want man who is in favor of killing chronic
murderers and keeping them out OF jackson
prison until they get rid of the present sup
ply who may yet kill all the keepers and
escape; and nothing can be done with them,
only to keep them and teed them as you
would rattlesnake. Bah The recent
murderous assaults in our delectable prison
ought to convince any man with thimble
full of brains that hanging the deliberate
murderer is to protect the prison keepers.
Laingsburg, Dec. 11,'95. WARD.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13

J. s. Haggart, the west town druggist.
presented his wife with beautiful gold
watch on Tuesday.
Pretty gloves, ties, handkerchiefs, dress
goods, books, for Christmas. OSburn q
Sons.
For sale, a new mich cow. Inquire Of b.
III. Strahle, east Main street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
Spnt 9IItfattiIer.

Berlin, 80. Sau.-6Irit Sismard
bat lia entiAlOfeH, an ieinsm 0eburtSs
ta9e, ben 1. GpriI, cine D,putatiOu Der
oentiden StuOentenihuft in 6rieSri65.
rubs 3u empiaugcn. 9Iu 4benO 0eS l..
glprIl miro in Der SG9ebielsSterbaue ;u
Sambur9 elm @Ommer5 ftattfinOsn, an
benz 4500 BerIonen tbeilne6meu.
8raf Serbsrt SiSmarf, btsber Sberlfs
lieutenant la suite Der Irmes, 1T gum
Sberltcn bsiOrOert wOrSen.
Rntfer gStlbcIttt rcpandirt iIG.
Berlin, 30. San. - Der &aiier
bat bem OtitaOo Don Sapun ben ihwar>
3en NolersSrOen uno oem Discount
Iofl, lapaniIdsn 8eianbten on Oeutifs
lamb, Den Stcrn gum rOtben 9lOIer-
SrOen perlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
Drrmifdtes aus 0en Orr. Staaten

Sn Der Ofabe pon 9t e 10 : $ aoen,
Otid., it Der befannte reutide MetbOz
blltcnpreoiser Or. >. &iebbalbt auf
entleBltae 8eiie um'a 2eben gefomz
men. Gr beianO lih auf eincm 3use
oer y@rano Srunt gaGn" aut Der
9tufrciie BON Ofontreal na9 Giacinz
mott unb poQte pon ocm Gaudmaqen
in ben Sdlafiuo9en larsiten, ais ct
ieinen Salt perlOr, bonn Wa9en gc>
l6leubert upb bon ben 9fQbcrn 3erz
malmt tpurpe. Der 10 idh ans o:m
2sben @sriilens purbe i'm Sabre 1882
in &arlsrube seborcn uno erblelt feline
@raisbuns in 8laubsureu unO 9eiOelz
berg. Sm Sabre 1854 fam er na6
gmerifa unb lhlOB ii9 in Sangertics,
g. g., Der Otetbobiten STRIDE OIL.
Sm Sabre 1858 trut er Der 9tetpsl) )orter
@oufereu5 bel, mar BON 1865 bis
1872 SIli8zFeoatteur oes bier erI9eiz
neuben y@briltll6en gpologeten," Iberz
ieete Stepeus' &eididte beS Wtttbobi8=
mus unb nIadte sablretde Eoureu ais
Wilionar. St mar Setretar ber
SonutusSidul>llniun uno Sabre lang
91eoatteur bon rSau5 uno Serb" unO
anoerer beutidsr mctbobiitliher i3eitz
i9rifteu, Die BON bem meltliten Serz
lagsbaus Der Stride in bieli9cr Staot
beraus9eeebeu merben. Or. 2iebbarot
lit iett e;nissr .3eit an Der Grippe
unS ieiue bieli9eu Sreunbe gIuuben,
oaB iein Geiit aifi;irt mar unb buB er
in eintm 2uTaa tenlpordrer @eilteSs
it0rung ben Giienbabnpassn petIaGen
polIts. OIit icinen SObu pOute sr
BON Detroit aus tie Seimrcile antretcn.
slls bericlbs ben 3us Oelties unO isinen
9atsr ridt fano, purOe ibrl auf Gr'
funoisun9 elm llsber3ieSsr se3cist, wel>
der benz @erun9liiflcu seb0rte, un6
aui bleie @ciie trfOlste Die S0entifiSi>
runs. Der SObn reiits ioIOrt mad
NeuzSaucn, um Die Sei9e b;e,ber ;u
briusen.
On Ybilubelpbia iturb Der befanntc
0suti9e &arL Setnr. @ebrune.
Der geritorbens mar am II. Houember
1886 in yirlad, Wiirttembtr9, gcbOren,
no er bis 1864 bic bctapute yammwtrtbs
iGaIt fahrts. 9u ictbcn 3abr fam er
mad amerita uno It,6 iih aui elmer
iSarnl in Den Slue Wfoun!ains uicocr,
9iug mad tur5em anfeutBalt na9
Neabing, Ra., uuO fam Oann na9
philadelphia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
StaOt Saltlmors.
4uifrrn Sunprr INN Slbrnnuntrrs
haltnna.


Gu eiuem 9roBcu @rfolge in ie0er
Siuiiht geitaltete Nh oaS geltern 2lbcnO
untcr ben Auipiilen oc5 6ruuenzScreln8
Ser euan9. lutberiibeu Ct. 9Obanui8z
Sirhe an Der scrlGnQcrten 2ombaroitr.
in Der y9ermopiazNfauuer6ors6a
pcranitaltcte Nuittruiouper. Se0es Wtlts
elieS be8 8ereins bate i'll lobensmertber
Netie lcin Seite8 beigetra9cu, uno iit IS
baber nm 10 erireultder, OaB bic Oliibc
Ser 0amen pOn &riol9 getrOni mar.
Sbou ;ur friiben Nbenoltun6e from
ten Die Otit9licoer uno 5SreuuOe Der 0e>
mcinOe mad Ser 6citbuQe bin, no fie
BON Den rauihenoen &lGu9en BON BrOf.
Saucrwulo'8 Srheiter cmpfangen mRrz
Den. Den Beiudern itroute i3Oa gleid
bei'm Gintritt in 6ie 6ale Der an9cz
nebme @eru9 aus Dem GBiaal uno Der
&udle entgegen, 10 OaB lie ntft 30gers
ttn,f uerIt osm GBiaal eiuen Seiud abb
sultatten, no ibnen Elm b0bit idmafz
bates SOuper, peldeS Der SOhtunit
Der Gamsn ale @bre mu9te, ierpirt
murSc.
9}a6 bem SOapsr besaben fi9 bic
8eiuhcr in ben Gan3iuuI, wOielbit ii4
bcs iunse 8Olt Oem 8ergnIssn ocS
Gan3e5 bin9ab, wabrcuO Die y2llten"
rings berum al tbren Gii4en IaBen
uu6 iia an bem frObeu Greiben amalirs
ten. Dag es ibntn uud nidt an Grz
friidungen in iesItder 6Orm febGts, lit
IelbltuerltanOltb.
Wtit BEN 6cit mar elm ga5ar perbnn>
ben, weldcr iIb in 2lnbctra6t ser Sabls
rei6en 8eIuder Oe8 gr0Bten .3uipru4s
erfreute. 10 ouB lanqe Dor S9tuB res
6eits8 feline 8rsiic mebr 5u crbalttn waz
rem. Dos 6eit nabm IN icoer Sc3iebung
ben sen1Htblid)Itcn Serlauf uno oauerte
bis sur frubeu 0tOrgeuitun6e. Die Oaz
men Oes ieitgebeuOen Screin8 fiuO:
8raiO.ntin 6rau Suiunnc ubl, Setrcs
tGrin SSrau Ufnrie &rauB unb Sdasz
meiItcriu 5Sray Diaric Sort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
Die GOniularz uu0 bipInmatiifJe
GcrmtligunQ5 SiQ.

Us a bIngtOn, .. g., %. San.
: BUR OiplOmatiidcn SerwilItgungs'
Siu wur0c eIu glmenOemeuI BIn3ugez
fii9t, 100000 iar Die GOnItruftiOn
zines &ab,l5 ipiiacn ben Sereinistsn
Stauten unO ben huwaiiideu Suieln
perwiui9en6. 2lu0ere 2lmenOcmentS iiuo
cine YermilIi9ang pom $4,000 sur @abs
rung Ger 9utcreiicn Der Sereinigt:u
Staateu uuf SamOu, $4,000 IGr etnsn
&OniuI in 3anIibar, $500 3ur Grb0'
bun9 Ocs @eBalte5 Oes &oniulS gu ,Gjes
RIM Uon $500 uuf $1,000 unO $84O
fir ciuen meitcren &onlulat8sShretber.
Die @eianmt Scruiuisun9en Der Bill
betraoen $2.O72,45S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
Sin nWiltonensGDntraft
G6inin pi((en
SDebsn abssfdbipfen ppn Der
@. s. Meao
ORUG and @ CHEM1cALOo
;ratnst uns sicisIben ,u nertaufen ;u
20 Gts. pro 6nnoert, 20 GtS.

SO Sts. pro gnnoert 20 StS.
3a prGGtucIiier GEeie suseridter.
6ef6piiter Soutberlans's Saarcr;euser.
6eid,wiiter SoutberIaue's Saarcr;euser.
GeidNifter SputberIanes Saarcr,euser.
@eiDmiiter sputberIanr's Sppfbautrsiniser
@eid,pifter SputberIans's Sppfbautretniscr
Ssidmifter GDutbcrIanr's appfbautrciniscr
as. $. 0teao oueiaistr 9tsent biei,n Dtonat,
g9. $. Geab oIcinig,r g9eHt bisica Dfonat.
pifos SbDinh;ud,tsfur... cts.
Suns Suitsns prup. up..-..............-.16 Cts.
rs. s.. ReaS's 5uiteufur in Teiuutrn ) gts.
NJ. s. Rsab'S 5uitenfur in Meiuuten 5 Cts
Die beHe unb beribmt,ite 9aebiSn am;rita's.
gImcrieasS Satarrb. Sur ur.................s5 Cts.
Ameriea'Satarrbsau ............ ".....s5 cts.
Anericasaatarrbs&u ..................s5 Gts.
AmericasS Satarrbs Sur ur...................s5 Cts.
Rerp 2ife 2ife....................... Cts
StSio ~ITe'---... Sd cts.
caerp eife. ....35 Cts.
0IDcerine ne...................25 Cts. bas 8Iuno
eebertbran..,. .............. 20 Gts. oas guub.
Dies III edit rorlussiihcr.
Sstteb 5asei. Cts. bas Bint.
Gd1tes Saitpr6I. Gts. bas Yint
pulperifTrter Sorar 20 Cts. ba; gfuub
@pfrnisSaI,..... ..............5 Cts. Oos giunb
SeeID's Srudbbdneer Cts. bas stHd
SeeIep's Sriiden. 80 Cts. bos stld.
6puntainsS prisen. I'M Elm 0rittsI biria,r.
SetfmdffersS Sdfe..........u Elm 9ritteI biaiser
GpmbinationssS 2 prisen I'm Elm 9rittsI biIIie,r.
Seott's GmuIffun. srOBe 6taitcn .......65 Gts.
9apue's GeIerDs 6 pmppunS ..........sO Cts.
Green's seerpura... .......................sO cts.
Tenop's 5ppppbpspbats ats...........95 cts.
5ri9enfnrup NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .35 Gts
ammpniaf. .........5 cts bas giut
SamaifasSinsers @rtraft. SO Cts. bas giHt.
pare9prte so Cts. bas Gint
Sap Rnm.. ......................5O Cts. bas Btnt.
Suscr eapeneer, oueaeS,ifHst
Iut pls &otette.. 30 Cts. oas Bint.
Resepte, BON Sen beiten @rabuirten ,uber,itet
bu 40 lIoSent Disconto.
SS. 8. Reae's Gifen'S Spnic r.bu5irt ouf 3 5 cts.
ss. 8. Reae's @iicnsSpnic r,busirt ouT B cts.
Ss. s. Reab's Giien.SUnie r,Ousirt ouf 81 Gts.
gs. s. Reabs GmuIf1pn.e ebertban. ... 35 Cts.
gs. $. Reab's Gsierenfur. ur................35 Cts.
VI. $. ReGes SarfaparilIa, ausse;eifret
IIf oos Sut .......S5 Cts, B 5 @ts., 3 j Cts.
IS. s. Reats Sarrafa.G inser Cts.
SS. 8. ReaS's SaIss unS aatarrbsaur. % Cts.
ss- 8. Eeab's Sails une Satarrb.Sur35 Cts.
rs. $. Rcahs sails. uns aatarrb.aur..35 @ts.
uuO piefe.be iit tbr G,cruid3t in GOID tuertb.
IS. s.. Reae's 4 ) Cts ztSuffcnfur i'm 2 NTfuuteu
II Elm poltommeEe5 y9uRber uno id1 babe nod ME
timas SerartI9es III picrj9 Sabreu ssieb.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
Mns Der Sunhrshauntfnnt.
Sutsl CAMS @lufiinfte.

AEtel Sam5 GtutunTte.
IS q bin9ton, 80. Sanunr. -
Die beutigen BunOeS GiuuaBmen be-
trugen $l79,123 an 8iunenlteucrn,
$439, ,949 on 3UllsebHbren unO $31, =
925 aus auOeren Quellen. 9tattOunl<
Sanfnoteu i'm Sttra9e oOu $257,569
mnrOCn einssI6it.
Sie SuGcr= SUlno rte iue Sutt uao
ssu9uft u. 5.
Der Sdatamts iefretdr bat 0eul Sc.
nat cine &uiteluug iiberiauOt. aus Der
3u crieben lit. lute ulel j3ufer in ocn lesz
ten 60 Gagen Dor Dem %. .2luguit 1894,
benz Gage Oe5 jufraIttreteuS 0ss neucn
2uriIgeleecs, inpOrtlrt wurOe. Donatl
betrug Der 5mpcrt uOu j3ufcr 9&r. 16
bod. StanoarD i'm Suit 75S, ,1OS,11O
YiunO, vwabridcinIidl 0ie b6ate 3abl,
Die ie in cluem Otonot errclht murOe."
Der Support uOu 3fobrz uno 9tIbens
.3ufcr im 2lugult betrug 1876, ,076, 265
Biuuo, bebeutcno wenl9er, al5 Der
Duraihnitt5 SmpOrt i'm 2tugult ses
tr0bnlld lit.
Der SmpOrt BON ,3ufer liter 9tr. 16
boil. StauoarO betrug i'm Suit 1885,
no uuO i'm Iuguit II ,O66, ,3O6 YiUuO.
Oier AmericunzSugar :9feiiniussGo." :"
(oer 3ufsrtruiD tnlpOrtirte iii SuIi
9,481, ,466 Yfun6 unter 9tr. 16
boil. StunOarO.
6csen Den pcnftons. 6 omnt1dr.
0tidter 8ruOIeD pom Supremgeridt
Oe8 Oiltritts Columbia bat beute eine
Gntiteipung abge9eben, pcidcr su
6ol9c Oa8 geniion8 2lmt ftin 9lcdt
beiiet, Die YenIiOn Ses 9lidterS Yong
BON Dem StaatszSberseridt uon Ntiai>
gan uOn $72 uuf $50 pro OtOnat berabz
;uieeeu. Der YeultOn5' @OmmiHar wuO
Gngewieisu, Die Ycrii9ung, auT GrunO
uel9er Die RcnliOnsreOuttIOu UOrgcuomz
wuros, rldsGngi9 gu MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31

@eitte t6DfTstsarta ,steEr

BIe Sieie O2eniden sibt es, pel6e nttbt iasrauSD
fatrstu 5u Hagen baben ohrc cut9 MIR Tn GKtferntes
Fnb es 9rpfs uus arsuSf5mersen, dlsemeine Pius
fduisteit, OhsmItb, gertrtsBliSfelt, nersbes 5ttz
terrL Sersflprfeu, Br1ftksf.tnmuns, Gdwere tn Zen
Seinen, &tIarpfsfe!t, Sbreniouieu, 3srftreutpeltr
qualen balb IinS Is Septfsnsbiii. bic Ic pttnisen
unb ibnen bas 2essn ais tire CAP erihstneR ldeu.
SubIE Du Gia matt HHs treEf, slautfs On se3
aebeHs SGrbe nitt lhnger ertrassa gu t6Hueu, 10
rafie Did aui iuur taufe 9iEeeR. .Snacsofrcnns".
eeIben t.trrmen rab Bel Se9erstsuns Der rrtlses
zeirten 0Patpf5lAse hie prge Stfunn6eit unb ben
GrOkInn gitssE t.9siits. Suns qns aLi, gsanH
DSsr 6rau, iraten es lfsr tssE ietn et5eEer grst.
ErieimaTttn, ippblrerra6t, bescsea rereen ppa Ger
pr!Yat 8ijsIik as.ia 1iSnenJattJ,
IS gselt II. Str.. 0er lprf, 81. 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
S0Ta q b 10 O D. 8
W @tQe1t,
itet8 3uoerld0t9,
rein peaetabilH0.

gOnfsmmsn s.itmados, elegant ibsrtOa,u. purs
9irtH, IegulreH, purtfIreH retHlseH uHp trditsen,
Rabnnp's jIneu iiT 3siluHg auer 9sihfoerbeH o.s
9aseHs GIHssDeios, Der gliereH, Der Slais,
poitr GrauthsltsH, ftmmbii&CH Seiu6ls, Bertigo
uruersauttd1ttl;, SdmoT5ototH.
Rupfpeb, SrausnItisrn, BiIipfItdt, SuSI
seffiou, SpsprpGs, SsrftUpfung une ale
Srrssularitdten Der ecber.
Bcobadttt ei. fols.Hoeu, aus 9ruutleit.n Der gsrs
bauuuss zDrsans berrubr,uoeE 6orIptome: Beriopfs
unl. iuHtre 9dmorrbolocH. SluiGHoTans nab Dem
aOpi Sdure i'm Yia5,n, uebeLtell. S0bOrtuusu, IBis
o:rlpilcH scsen Spue, bus 8eIdhI Der 5dJpere int
DtdssE, iaurs5 gultOBen, ptr5btidperoen, bas @jes
iiS Der SefIemmuus Ob:r ots Gytifens in Iieg,Eoer
BciitIou s.ort. 9thtrGit &uEite oetr Elm SshIsier
Dor Den giuscu. Titber uHS SdmtrAeH in 9opi,
DiaH9sl Beripiraflon. gelbe iSGrbe Der neut uHb
htT AuscH, GbmcBtH II Der G5cIte, Der Bruit oen
GIi,omabsu, pIosutDe @lutcuipauUE9eH, breEneHoes
StiutI.
25cniac DoicE uOH Stabpao's DiIIsH Der0sH
bas Sofru altH obtu seHannteu StoruHseH
befyeIeF.
@reiS 25 Gents pro SdtadtteI. 9crfauft DON
Mpotbrfern pbcr per @off seianot
glou weHbe fih an u. 1iabUap & Comp,
God Bor 800, ReU=gort, um Elm ~S0Of Oi 9IOUicsS
C9tatbaebeD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
GrrmiiGtr trIrgrapbiidc DeprIGrn.

= Die ueuniabrt9e GOdter Gmma
ScS &aufmunus 9Oiepb UeltIer, ucrIOr
um 0ienfua bel elmer Sdlittcuiabrt
ibr 2eben. Semaub bate ocn Shlitten
NIT SdneebGuen bOmbarOtrt uno oaz
Durd Die YferOe ideu seuu9t, uelAs
au8riiien.
- Sn Chicago, 5Gs., eridoB in eis
ner @eisuIduit, in Ocr CT geipielt, Der
bstanute 6l0tsnsSirtuOIe Si9O 2lnScrs
ION, DfitslieO OcS SbeOOOr EbomuS'z
i6tu Sraelttrs. Sine llria9e iiir Die
ralae Sbat 1T nidt bstaEut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
EdsIih, ms6entIid unb esHntass,
n Raine fTieeufbiisner uto e2esaRtet

GdsIih, mS6entltt unb Ssrnfdss,
o. 8aiae. Gieentbhmer uno eesafteus
(siadfsser Don 9. Taine),
Ghbref,Qds Saltimors'strabs HnS 'Sffee.nrs
Sr,is hes taeIidbe en eIattss, sur6 Ixds,r bsiorst
12k &ts.; taeIidbe uno 6snuta % sHas ssbe 10
Cents pro o6e Bdbbar an bic oas 6ldtr Seiorsenhen
Grdser.-1dalidhn n,hf Gonuta 90 sstusg gabe inter
Rorto- $3.50 pro Sabr, tIr tlIBer.
NIT SonntassbIaft, portoirsi, init absue tur Clubs
$3.50 pro Saer, nab irstno eiHtm Srte bes Snans
nes, 81 nod europa. @nnnfa agS'HuSgabe 81
pro Sahr.-Dde bette uno biHieits peutidbe 8Iats
tn ben Dlittels une Glphlats1-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
Jnhnn iluA Ghiua.

Die 6rleOsHs 9OmmiinOn srreidt 9Obs.
2ou6 Jon, 80. Sonuar. .-Gine Dope
ide al ben n0lObe" mcloet: Die
@iueliiden 6rIsOcnS GOmmifare fnO
beute go. Sanuar) in Sobe eiu9etrOfs
fen uuO peroeu BON bort aus in 8ez
stcitun9 bes sbemali9en nmeritaniihcn
StautS Setretar5 Jobn 8. 6oriter
nad SerOibtma reiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-31
@0anoelu
Sie fofort!

D1D dbrsnO bes cages m6g.u @ie
&vSim 3ugs 9eiefen iein. @snn
bic 93aat onbridt, fiblen Sie iid rtSGs
fisberiif, uub Dies beOeutet, OaB sic
itf erfaItst Baben. @Oute 5eiierlcit
srfOl9sn, 70 befinben Sis T9 in
finem fritif9et .3uitanbe
unO GoGten ntC6t 5j=
germ, Goforttge 9uCfe
5u (uC6en, inOem Sic
"@a(e'S AoneD Of@ore=
6ounO anO Gar" ge=
6rnu6en.
or perbiatet Sen S0mers,
Sen ssa@tf6tuets, oaS SeBrs
Fsber nnO Die stns,ebrans,
IueIbs anoernfaas foIsea
F6ntte, foIlte Der 9uItet pers
nameHt &uerOen; tn Der Sbat
6nEO'c 6nnOn
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F2}>FII>F2}

RGomGb's &tubp &sIttf itS
fiber. juoerIdif9 uuo pirfinm weg,n Der
itimuIIreEosH AHreiiuHg, pelde es ami Die
Nsrnen uHo Die 2tbsnsfTafts oes S6ryeTs
ausnbt, ben eritey,n meme Sraft u.rlsib.uS
Hno anregeuo ~ srnsuter uuS gsifeiq.rter
Srnttbethdtgung bic lhIummtruoe Sitalis
tdt bes pbnilteu SrgariSmus. lIuo ourd
biele geiuHohcttsfOrOeruoe aursguug uuO
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-12
The CONTESTED SENAT0RsHIP.

The Senate chamber was filled after the
adjournment this morning by those in
terested in the contested North Kings
town election case, which was heard by
the committee on elections. Mr.. Clarke
Potter, who has contested the seat now
occupied by William Gregory, was repre-
sented by A. w. Brown and II. +. j. Nc
Donald, while Mr.. Gregory was defended
by-Frank w. Tillinghast.
Affidavits were read from r. B. Law
ton, John B. Baker and A. w. Sherman to
the effect that Mr.. Gregory had stated
that he was going to remove from Wick
ford. At that time he had said that he
had purchased house In Providence and
should live there in future.
The affidavit OF Samuel q. Browning
was to the effect that the assessor OF Prov
idence had stated that they had taxed
Mr.. Gregory for $4,000.
Mr.. Gregory made a complete denial OF
the charge. He had never made such
statements as those accredited to him
and had never been taxed for personal
property in the city Of Providence.
The arguments OF both parties were
then presented to the committee, after
which the matter was taken under con-
alteration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-12
Odd Preferences In Plows.
Teleph one ss2.

Manager Frank M. Whitney of the
Newcastle plow works, talking to
your correspondent, made curious
assertion. He said:
"Plows are made differently for
certain counties and states. The
tendency of a son is to use the same
kind of plow used by his father.
In Lawrence county the use of tho
left handed plow is almost the rule.
but in Mercer county the right hand
plow is used, and this unaccounta-
bic difference in the kind of plow
used extends to other states in the
Union. In central and eastern Penn
sylvania the left handed plow is
used, and wherever the Amish Ger
man farmers have emigrated from
this country the sons are almost sure
to use the left handed plow. We
would never dream of sending left
handed plow to Michigan; neither
would we TO Ohio. Among German
peopie only left handed plows are
used, while the reverse is the case
with the people from Mexico and It
ally. cannot tell why it is SO, but
it is. ''-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-12
LATEST
A Little Girls Frightfui Expert.
ence.
.5no Was Cruelty Mutilated by Dog
Mistaken for St. Bernard.

James Green was the innocent cause OF
terrible accident last night. He mis-
took stray mastiff bull dog for a st.
Bernard and carried 1t to his home on
Barden strert to care for 1t. An hour
later Kate Donahue, 12-year- child
OF neighbor, was playing in Green's
house and the dog seized her
by the right leg below the
knee and before the snarling brute could
be beaten off the little gi-l's leg was SO
horrible crushed and mangled that 1t had
to be amputated at the Rhode Island
Hospital.
The dog was afterward shot by Ser
geant Prout and Officer O'Brien OF Sta
tion 5.
The affair was witnessed by several
plumbers at work in the
house and their attention
was attracted by the scream of terror
from the little victim whom they found
writhing In agony on the floor, helpless
In the jaws OF the vicious mastif..
After breaking two chains on the head
and back of the dog they succeeded in
driving him off, but to late TO save the
child from frightful multiiation.
The report from the hospitul today Is
that the girl is as comfortable as could be
expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-12
BRIEF LOCALS.

Much anxiety is being manifested for
Mr.. T.. II. Lewis aud family, who reside
on Hope Island. They are completely shut
in from the world and the prospects are
that il will be several days before they
can be reached on account OF the ice.
Coroner Lincoln will resume the investi-
cation Of the boiler explosion at Carpen-
ter's ico house tomorrow.
Following the church meeting tonight,
the Union Congregational Church Society
will meet to consider calling a pastor to
fill tho pulpit left vacant by the resigna-
tion OF Rev. +. A. Horton.
A lsrge lowgear drawn by six powerful
horses, blockaded North Main street for
an hour or more this morning as IL was
impossible for the team TO proceed on ac-
count Of the snow. One of Weayer's
''string" teams came to the rescue.