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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
6sbe Darfer Nptisen.

= Sames Sennisan bon Gil Gpnon
StraBe. erlitt am Samitas in Der Belle.
pue Diine einen 8rud bss SdsnfsIs.
- Gin bibidsr eiferner 3aun il um
ben Waibburn Strabe SrieobOf aufse.
iteat tporben.
= 0abib Dabiss itarb am Montae
ipdbreno ieiner Grbeit i'm grisbin
S9aat fsbr pl6sIi@ am SsrsidIus.
= Sobn DALEY, elm an Ulsribian
Strabe tpObnbafter Sdriftieber, itarb
am Sonneritas mittas an Der glus.
sehruns.
i Srau gIiiabetb IRiaer bon SIb
Sumner 4penue itarb am Samitas i'm
9llter bon II Sabren mad speip66ent.
li6er 8ranfbeit.
= Sderiff Glsmons idIob ON Mitt.
pas 2iquorsefddft bon 81. 3. WcSueb
an Horb Wain Npsnue. 8erbinbIids
tsiten 81 ,8l9.45.
= 9ie 8. 8. l. SO. 60. eebenft in
fur3er 3eit ibren GuImpaider in Oper.
alton 3u isben unb babur& bic aussear.
beiteten aammern in Der Orforb Uine
aufsufiaen.
- gilbert. bas 7 Wo9en aIte S5bn.
4en bon Srn. uno 5rau Ausuit Ssnne
bon I'll S4nea'S Blas, itarb am lebten
Dtontag uno purbe am Dienitas Na6s
mittas i'm NinoOta SriebbOf besrbist.
Subrmann @sOrss 8. 8ropn bon
8obinion Strabe. tpurbe am Sreitag
tpe8en 8erfperruns Der StraBe arretirt.
1T beripra6, baB eS nidt mebr borfom.
men ioate unb ipurbs na9 8esabIuns Der
aoiten entlahen.
- @inen Nonat lit i'd an SartIeibig.
lett unb sebrau6te, na1bsm i'd peri6ie.
oene Diittel Obne grfoIs ansstpanbt
bate, Or. Ausuf 8bnie'S Samburser
Iropfen nit ben beitsn GrfoIsen.-.
SOfepb @eissI, st. geasians. 8is.
Ser an SilImore aSsnue pobnenbe
Ireibsr Batrid Susbes, ipurbe am
Donneritas in Der Spoe Bart Wlins
lWltnm 3erquetl@f, tnoem er 3fpt16en
sinem 9arren uno ,,8ib" ssfansen
tpurbe.
= Beter 8urideg farb in Ieiner
Mobnuns, @de Main 9lpenue unb Dean
Strabs. am 0iitttpod Ra6mittas i'm
aIter bon 78 Subren. 8uri9sa tpar
elmer Der dIteiten ginipobnsr, inbem er
i4on felt l849 bier pobnte.
- 9bomas 8. Worsan. 8ater bes
Iemseren;apoitels TaIlie Morsan, itarb
am Sreitas mad elmer breitp69entIi6en
&ranfbeit. ST tpobnts an Sadicn
5trabe unb fol- einen bebeutenben 8uf
in Der @eIfden 2iteratur babsn.
-Srau 8m Bait fsI am Bonner.
tag 9tadmittas bon elmer Bor1 ibrer
Seimatb an Sadion StraBs cine Diitans
bon 80 SUB in cine 8eIerSfnuns, unb
Obf8on ;iemlid fdlimm psrIfst ipirb iis
ii8 pabri2einIib in furssr 3eit tpisbsr
erboIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
Seutfdbe &affees q 0 bne.

Gar oft .ofeten mir Isstsn Sommer in
Dsuti6lanb unb Der S9peis 3affse bon
bieier 8obne subereitet. Dieielbe errest
iibsraa aasemeinss Sntsrsfe. Die Sci.
ten fnb bart.--Da mub @eIb ssfpart
tpsrben. = Man siebt bon elmer nn3e
8Obnen senus aaffee. bic bsm Rios
aaffee nidt uiel na6itebt, I'M sine Sa'
mile ipo&snIans Su psriOrsen. @eoeibt
lberaa.
S@- Serr Salser ienbet portofrei 35
Bade:e frlter @smiIes sSamen. senus
far cine 6amiIie, na& Gmpfans bon 81.
60 Sic bisies uusfdnsiotn unb nit
l5 6. Sriefmarien an Sobn u. SaI3sr
Seeb Co., Ga @roHs, Wis., isnosn. be.
tommen Sic frei elm Pafet 2affee.8ob.
mems Samsn nit Nnipeiiuns bsnislben 3u
bauen, uno SaISer's bsuti@en Samsn'
aataIOs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
Bilfesbarre Rahrt6ten.

= Die iidbtii6en 8eamten sosen am
Samltas in bas neue Staotsebdube.
- SaIIde SiIberboaars iinb i'm I'm.
Iuufs, bic Iei6ter tpis bic edtsn limb.
- Serr abam Sauiam unb sobn bon
2sbisb Strabs, paren lebte Bode
mebrere 9ase gum 8siu6 bel 8eripano'
ten in scranton.
-Srau Bertha 8riiser bon 9. Main
Strabe farb am Sonatas Ra1mittaS
an einem 8Iutiturs unb tsurbe am Dlon'
tag beeraben.
Das 2userne Armenbaus 1T su
fIein unb tpirb burd einen breiii5fieen
8uditein anbau, 40 bel 80 Sub, persr0'
Bert tperben.
- Die 8erIObuns bon SRI. emma
Sbuppert nit Srn. Wm. MorriS bon
8itiStDn, 8udbalter in Der atpsiten 9ia'
tionaIbanf, 1T unsefiinhist.
= Die @ef6dfte bon GbarIes. u.
Durant. 8leiberbdnbIer. unb 8. Soif'
beimer, Serrensarberobe, tpurbsn am
Dienitas bonn S6srlff sei6IOiien.
= Soispb SiG, IA Sabre alt. unb
4balina Simmins. 15 Sabre alt, cts
tranfen am Samhas Nbsnb pabrenb bes
S6IittidubIaufens i'm Susqusbunna.
= slm Sreitas fanben spsi nnfaas
auf Der 8aaep 8abn itatt oer erte er.
eisnete iid nabe BittSton. mo cine Solo.
motipe in einen Sradtsus itieb unb bel
Darrior Hun perIieb cine 2ofomotipe
bic S6isnen. gliemano purbs psrIeBt.
= Ser Gontst stpiidsn Wianaser
Bsetsm bon Der SCRANTON Traction Sons
panic uno Nanaser 9rabam bon Der
@pomins 8:aep Gompanie fur einen
Diamantrins su @unIten Der fatboIi'
iden Rirde su Blains. tpurbe bon lebte.
rem eeiponnen, inoem er 81 ,533 .25
erbieIt unb 8eetem nur 1927 80 bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
Die Armens Seb6rbe

9is Grmenbsbbrbe bate am sSreitas
cine SiBuns, bel Der bic foIssnbsn BE.
amten fur bas Iaufenbe Sabr eripabIt
wuroen:
9raiiOent, gB. g. 2ansfaF.
Seiretdr. @b. 2pnstt.
Sbabmeiiter, .. ID. Sonss.
glntpalt, Sobn S. Scrass.
Steusrfoasftor, Aria @iaiams.
superintendent, @. W. 8semer.
Matrone, Srau 8semsr.
Sausarst. Or. 3. s. gpans.
9lIs aerste auberbalb bss 4rmenbau.
isS tpuroen Or. papne, Dr. @Initsr,
Or. DOnne, Or. Murpbs unb Or. Tan.
lsp ipiebereripdbIt. Die SaIaire Der
peridieoenen 8eamten bsrbIeiben pis
lsstss Sabr. nit ausnabms Der Watrone,
beren Salair bon $500 auf $500 erbDbi
murbe. Rad grlebisuns peri6iebener
@siude um rlnteritiibune unb annabms
Der 8sri4te Der 8eamten, erfoIste Ser.
tdpun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
BON Neter8bura.

- Councilman 8asner protsitirts am
Wontas abenb Bel elmer 8eriammIuns
bes @omites, ipel6es bic Orbinans fur
Elm besablteS Seuerbepartmsnt beiprab,
sesen cine SaIairssg grbDbuns oes Ssusrs
4efs bon $1,000 su $500. Re6t 10.
- Der 2ebrerboarb Der SonntasiduIe
Ger Wetb. 8upeae in Betersburs eripdbIte
lesten Sonntas ibrs 8eamten fir bieies
Sabr. 5. W. S6uIb, Superintsnbsnt /;
8. Sofiommer, 8ice Supt. !; &. Sinf,
Setretdr; q. SempeI. S6abmsiiter /;
&. Sartmann, 8ibIiotbefar. Die Conn.
taeiduIe tpiro nur in beutfder Spra6e
sebaIten; ioIde 2inber bic ni1t bsuti6
leien f6nnen, erbalten barin nntsrri6t I;
bic S4uIe bate !eBtes Sabr einen suten
grfole.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
cram ton
Spar= Samf,
122 @bomins 9benne,
Serauton, ga.
Oas dlteite Spar.Snititut i'm nore.
oitIiden 9enniplpanien.

5ames BIair Brdfioeut.
o. 3. Briee. 9Ue Brdi.
3. 6. Q Sddfer. Gaffirsr.
u. 3. Blair afiif. gaifirer
.Sbeo q. Straub. Seller.
9irettoren;
Samss Blair. O. 3. Briee.
Geo. 3 gatIin, Grarf R Spenesr.
LIB. Blair. Samss ardbslb
B 8. &enuebp 9srpitt 6. Blair.
Bm. 8 aieisl. Sas ID. Satforb
ssibrt Elm ousemeinss 8anis.iddft
Siellt Bedisl jablbar in 'rssno einem sbeiIc
Der @elt aus.
8ro3ent Snisreifeu auf 9spoFten bs3abIt
lin Sunoidaft uIrb gebetsn
OHen Samitas abenbs bon 7 Bis 8 nbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
Dittetpu.

= Ginbre6er orunssn am Sreitus in
oaS Saus bon Srau $. 3. Wontsomerp
auf Der @effeite unb itabIen cine ansabI
lpertbpoae Sa6en.
- -gittston ipurbe am Samitas bon
einem sroBen Ssuer beimssiu&t, ipeIdss
stna $40, 900 SdaSen anridtete. Das
5euei entitanb in Der Obj Sslops Saae
cur6 bic grploiion elmer @aioIinIamps,
nelde Der Sanltor gum Auftbauen elmer
ssfrorsnen Waherpfslfs benusts.
Der Beethoven Mdnner6or bat
foIsenbe 8eamte flr bas laufsnbe Sabr
erpdblt: 9raiioent, S. s. 8ern; 8Bs
9rdiioent. Wm. Sebben S9uBmeifer,
Gilbert Sutter Gorr. Sefretar, Sobn
RaisI; 5inans Setretdr, GbsO. Sriti'
gan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
Ga6 Ebal abndrt6.

- Die TapIOr, gpne unb SoIben
Dlinen besablen Sieien 5reitas.
IapInr.- Sames 6. Watfins erbieIt
leBte WOde bic grnennuns ais .,Reabins
@lerf" Der 2esislatur su Surrisburs.
gr 1T Elm 8ruber beS noblbefannten
8aritoniiten Sobn Z. @attins.
aIsr SbenoSti, Elm in Der GLENDALE
3e1e anssfeIltsr pole, tpurbe am Dien.
tag Na8mittas burd cine grplofOn bon
Sas f9llmm Ssrbrannt.
= Cine @rbienfuns fanb am Dienitas
Radmittas in Der Sermpn Mine SO. l
bel 8enbbam itatt !; peri4ieoene Sc.
bduIidfeiten ipurben mebr obsr tpenis
beiddbiBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
Bon Der Sii6fette.


itarb am Sreitas i'm 65. 2sbsnsiabre.
Oie Sdnserrunbe bdIt nd6hen Don.
neraas abenb cine SpesiaIiiBuns.
5rau 8obert Sriebri6 ift but6 aranf.
belt an bas Saus sefefeIt.
gins gerfammIuns Der SIbieite Gan.
tsISbebbrbe finbet oiefen Sreitas 4bsnb
in Storr'S Saae ftatt.
Die gbsIeute 5. 9a6srt bon 4Ibsr
Strabe, tpurben am Q. Sanuar burd bic
@eburt zines seiunben 8naben beeIiidt.
9atrid Senneribine bon Bird Strabe.
fieI am Dienitae bonn 9abe Der 8. 8. &
W. GarrentperfltGtte uno erIitt cine
idIimme 8errenfuns beS Irmes.
8eri6iebene 8eqer an pittston ape.
nue. iparen am Wontas tbeiItpeife nit
0aHsr sefiiat, beranIaBt burb ben Res
gen unb f6meIsenoss Sis.
aaut elmer 9spside bon philadelphia,
Bot bic YennipIpania @iisnbabn 60U0
Ionnen StabIfdienen BEL ber Scranton
StabI Gompanis bsitsqt.
Serr Nobert Robinion bat benz Ser.
Iangsn ieiner Sreunbe nabseseben unb
tpirb ipieber aIs Ganbibat fir ben Sons
mon Council Iaufen.
Ssrr Inion Mepers bon grospsct
Apenue unb SRI. 2ena Steisler bon
Green 8ibse, purben cn Dienitas NOR,
gen in Der ct. Warien &irbe burb
Rep. Batter Gbriit gu einem gbepaar
perbunoen.
GbarleS. Der fleine Sobn bes @ontrat.
loren Gbas. @es bon Prospset Apenue,
erbielt am Samitas Ra6mittas an
8es6 Strabe pdbrenb bes S6littenfab
rsns sinen idlimmen 8ru6 bes re1tsn
8eines; isinen Sdlitten rannte ssssn
einen Pfoten.
Gin Iramp Der iid ,Sad" Gbtparbs
nannte, tpurbe am Iebten Donneritag
nabe ben SGb StabIperten tobt aufse.
funben, unb eine nnteriubuns burd ben
Coroner ersab. bab bic Sale bonn Gin,
osrbaufsn Die llriads isines glbIebens
tparen.
Die l3 Sabre aIte 2atie WeGann bon
gebar Npenue, tpuroe am Dienitas tpe.
gen Diebitabls perbaftet; iie bate ii1
einen Sdinfsn bon 8ramsr's Wesserei
unter ben SbatpI seitedt unb ipuroe babel
ertappt. Sic tpirb in Der Seimatb gum
@uten Sirtcn untersebra6t ipereen.
Ser @ermania 8..n. 8erein erpablte
in ieiner 8eriammlung am 2. Sanuar
foIssnoe 9eamte:
prdiibent, Beter 8obr.
0se 8rdi., WilbeIm 2anier.
8rot. Sefr., gussn Wel1ior.
Sin. Sstr.. Sat. MidaeIi.
S4asm., Gilbert 8dbn.
Gtuftes, lS WOnate, Seinri9 SoIltpia.
Carpenters Union SO. 4s4 ertpabIte
Iebten Sreitas folsenbe 8eamte fir ben
Iauisnben Iermin:
prdiibent, Soiepb Srana
8Be 9rdf., @resor SdmibIin.
9rot. Sefr., Geo. Sddi.
Sin. Sefr., @uitab R6i6.
S9abm., 8incens Winflsr. q.
Gonbufteur. Safob Seins.
Warben, gmiI @eibIer.
1rufteeS, @naIb S9mibt, @ilIiam
Slider unb SafOb Sein3.
Sn fsiner am Issten SOnntas abss.
baltenen @eneralperiammIuns eripdblts
Der Irbeiter Sortb. unb 2ranfenunter,
ftdbunss 8ersin foIsenbe 8eamte
prdiibcnt, SriB SpredIer.
8De 8rdi., Sermann &reinfeIb.
prot. Sefr.. @uitab R6i6.
Sin. SER. /. 4bt,, Germ. Seinri1.
Sin. SER. 2. glbt., &arI. Soffmann.
S9ubm., Sobn 8OdeIfamp.
8ibIiOibetare, Gusuit Dieting unb
8arI &oameper.
Saue 8eripaltunss Gomite, emil
Muriun sIusuit Sobs unb Ssinri6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
1tntergei@meit! +!

burd, ben pr9leidsn snbruns i'm @ebde Den mir 9ebab
abr na esrauen Der eberbleibie uno upusen noen mir
oab mir nod INNER enise quite Gn9e gu oerren aben Oe
mug Dir bbld ein, etpas gu oenn, bas bu 9ebraud
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
Neeu3irte Nateu per 9ebisb
NafIep.

Spssisas GreuriiOns. prsiis mad Oars
risburs, Sur Snausurationsfeisr bon @op
Saitlnss. lidstS bertauft am l3., IA
unb l5. Sanuar, gut sur &ddfabrt Biz
l6. 9Senoet euh an ben ndbfen 2ebiet
8aqep Neenten fir tpeitere ausfunft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
GbarIss glei1sr. hsr nnnuIS,s 81

- GbarIes Reifsr, ber populate 8s.
itaurateur unb @tsentbiimer Der bsfann.
ten .,gIltceuti6en Weintubs" in BbiIa.
eeIpbia, bat feline 3abIunsen sinseitelt.
SO beibt oab bic paiiipa iibsr sl0O, 900
prN bic attipa iber $780, 900 betrasen
ioQen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11


;u benfen, baS bu 9ebrau6it
1lntere Mbtbeilun8.
S6Isubsrprsiis allsnitaIbsu; mir asbsn bist
@ode siusn suten Ro. 9 @ai&fs1sl mar "a
g., fir 49 9.
@utu ifarfn 8isslfanb, mar 81 25, fir SO s.
8utts Ding; Columbia WsblbtbGltsr unb
Sisbt, ibsralI fur $2.75 ptrfauft uuisr prtis
eisIe Webs nur $i.9S.
Glssaut ftin = einias 5oilttttnlsts nit 10
Stiiden iibrig seliiien, psrtb $500, gsben
bislt @p6s fir 1894. aorimt pnb isbst Ilt.
Ssbr sutt-tinist btfcrirts Spilsttsnicts nit 6
Stiidsn, rputirt apf St.9S.
8iistIsiisn, Wabamt potts bsqutmt, 8 Giisn,
Sanberiif unp Stanp, 79& ..
5ubbabpannsn aus gIt6, anssifri&eu, partn
49 s il, rtpusirt auf 39 6.
5Isii6iassn. 25 6.
5iI9. .StItu6, 10 6. bic yarb, II garb brett
Dies iinb tinise lltberblsibil. Wir ptrbsn
balb fir Sis sinist quite Satsn babtn, bic bts
anisbtns psrtb iInb. Ssbt auf bic auJtissn
att
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SSm. giiienber9er's
GentibeS MGbel=0eiNGft,

s29 uue asI Neuu aYe., sssnatu saphfsn ah&.
Ior.Ginrdnsen $35 uno aufpdlts. SafSmmerg gnrbu
gen. 8 Stld $19 uno aufpdrts. Matrasen S3 uno au.
tpdrts Sprinsfeoer- lRatraBen $1.5O uno auflpdrtS
MSbeln isoer art biais uaa gut.
- bais fUsL Sprs8t mdnsm sabm unb pau Sh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11

Sm Samptlaben.
@roes auspabl scn 10 Gsnts glOssasn fur 4g.
petroleum Gslss 8IaI&sn. bsfannt als gaislns
bic 5lafde 4 q.
SsitsnfGmmt unt DreiIinsfammt, eroe, 6.
1 yarh Ianst Msbi6nhre tn StGiftsn, a 6.
porppilt sbsr Isbnns S&ubi&nHrt, has paar
AZ.
asiktttnrapisr per pad, 4G. Dsu. S&rsib-
fern, 6
e}FStspuIpsr, a 8. gaumppa,wirn, 2 fiji
Be.
XDsb. gls,fiifts, 4G. IL Dsb. anUpfe, a 8.
f@ro6er 8orratb eutts papisr, "a gcatn Sbrtib-
papifr unb "a @ourerts, nur 10 ..
lpiItttsnltifs, tpit @ots CATTLE. @lYesrtns, Ha'
Gritiff unb anesrs, per Stiid a 8.
Gsrntr @yesrin. uup 9utisrmil1, Ssift, mic
unb nirstnhs unttr 10 6. prfauft. unisr
preis 4 6.
Sunsr bic buiibmtt Rsrisan yucca Ssifs, has
bette Ding fir bieft 9abrssstit fur Tie Saut,
uur is 8. bas Stif. ubtr 8 fur 35 6.
grseet nitt Elm 5lGi6dsn iabss Vsilttn-
ammOnia ,u faufsn, pas bette bsfannts Ding
btim 8abt; % II gut.
Ndbmaftintn Stl, bic Glaf&e 8.
paplpds unb RSbrtn, 4 q.
Dftn- unb S1ubihpGr;s, 9.
tattrntnslditr unp eampsnsrsnntr, 6.
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Suumpre.

- Ginbreder bransen am 5reitas
mor8en in bic @eiddftsbduier bon s. q.
Bone unb SObn unb S. g. priee, bod
erbielten iie iebr ipenis 8eute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11
@apue Gpuntn.

-Somer Greene erbielt am Wontas
bic republifanii9e domination fur
@onereb.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-28
FELL FROM A BALLOON,
An Appalling Tragedy Wit
messed by Thousands Near
ST. Louis.
Tony Heafle Plunges to the Earth
From a Height Of Six Hum
dred Feet.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May pa singularly
appalling tragedy, that sent thrills of
horror through hearts of thousands, oc-
Cured yesterday at a pleasure-resort op-
posite the southern part of the city. In
full view of the multitude gathered to
spend Sunday away from the heat and
dust and din of the city, young man,
Tony Heafe by name, dropped from an
ascending balloon several hundred feet to
the earth. His body was crushed to
mere shapeless mass, and bore small re-
sem blance to human form.
Heafle and number of other young
men and boys were engaged to hold the
balloon while it was being filled with gas.
When the signal was given they all re-
leased their hold but Heafie. He chung to
the bar, or was caught in the rigging, and
was carried up distance of 600 feet when
he dropped.
Professor G. Barson, the aeronaut, said
that when about 500 Or 600 feet from the
ground he saw Heaf1e still holding on to
the balloon. The aeronaut was frightened
and called up to Heahe to hold on, but he
let go and was killed.
Heafle was 25 years old, teamster by
occupation, residing in this city. People
who knew Heafie say he was not in his
right mind.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-28

lions, 1t is equally within its competency to ap-
peal to the civil courts for an inquiry and de-
termination as to the existence and character
of any alleged distractions, and if such are
found TO exist or threaten to occur, to invoke
the powers OF those courts to remove or to re-
strain such obstacles: that the jurisdiction OF
courts to interfere in such matters by in
junction is one recognized from ancient
times and by undoubtable authority; that
such Jurisdiction is not ousted by the fact that
the distinctions are accompanied by or consist
of acts in themselves violations OF criminal
laws; that the proceeding by injunction is of a
civil character and may be enforced by pro-
ceedings in contemplation; shat the penalty
for such q violation of such injunction is no
substitute for and no defense to prosecution
for any criminal offense committed in the
course of such violation; that the COM
plant filed in this case showed clearly
an existing obstruction of artificial
highways for the passage of interstate
commerce and the transmission of mails-an
obstruction not only temporarily existing, but
threatening to continue; that under such
complaint the Circuit Court had power to
issue its process of injunction; that it, having
been issued and served on defendants, the Cir
cult Court had authority to inquire whether
its orders had been obeyed, and when
it found that they had not been, then to
proceed under Section 725, Revised Statues,
which grants power "to punish, by fine or i'm
prisonment, disobedience by
any other party or person, to any lawful writ,
process, orders, rule, decree or command" and
to enter the order of punishment complained
of; and, finally that the Circuit Court. having
full jurisdiction in the premises. its findings of
the fact of disobedence is not open to review
on habeas corpus in this or any other court.
We enter into no examination of the act of
July 2, 1890 COS, Statute 209l upon which the
Circuit Court relied mainly to sustain its
jurisdiction. 1t must not be understood from
this that we dissent from the conclusions of
that court in reference to the scope of the act,
but simply that we prefer to base our judg-
ment on the broader ground which has been
discussed in this opinion, believing it of i'm
portance that the principles underlying it
should be fully stated and affirmed.
The petition for writ of habeas corpus is
denied
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ASSAULTED THE WORKMEN.

a Denrer Brick Name actnrer Resists q
Demand for Higher Wages.
DENVER, Colo, May PA delegation
from the Brickmakers' Union, about $50
men in all, visited the yards of Kavenaugh
& Clark in the highlands near Denver to-
day to demand that wages in those yards
be increased from 81 to 81 25 per day.
Browne Clark, one of the proprietors, Or
dered the delegates to leave and upon their
refusal rushed at the leader with pick
handle, as he claims, in self-defense. Mar
tin IL. Young sustained bad scalp wound
and Richard Padgett had his left hand
broken. Clark then drew a revolver and
the visitors all fed. Clark has been placed
under $500 bonds for assault to kill.
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TRAVELLED IN THE srEERAGE.
Sad Plight of q Young Han Claiming 70
Be an, EGrps Son.

Sad Plight of q Young Man Claiming TO
BE an EGrPs Som.
NEW YORK, N. Y, May 27.-A young
man arriving at Ellis Island Saturday from
the steerage of the steamer Paris and de-
tanned because he had no money informed
the Special Board of Inquiry yesterday
that he was an earl's son.
He said he was q years old and the old
est son of Bernard Staples Percival, Earl
of Carmarthen. His father he said, was
made earl in 1891 under Gladstones prem
iership. He had been knighted in 1889.
He had been member of Parliament from
Cardiff for seven years and has been a
candidate for Cardiff and Bristol fifteen
successive times. The young man told the
board further that his father, after being
widower eighteen years, married one of
the pretty servants of the household. She
was only % years of age. The young man
said he had some disagreements with his
young stepmother and three weeks ago
LETT home and went to London. His story
is not generally believed.
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brings hope into the breast of the common pee
pie whether in the east or in the west. 1t is
not confined to any section or any country.
When it comes, and come it must, it will bring
happiness and contentment to replace the pow
erty and discomfort brought upon our country
by the adoption of gold recommendation.
On questions of finance am confident that
the Catholics Of the country will follow the
sound views OF Archbishop Walsh in preference
TO the views of Rothschild and the money
sharks Of the world, as counseled by Arch
bishop Ireland
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OF TEREST TO THE COAST.
Pen sions Granted Coast Vetcrans-Calt.
Tornin9As at Woshin0tou

JVFHs"f@" "' HuoHtHytOn,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nav 27.-Pen-
sions have been granted as follows:
California: Original-Frank Conway,
Milpitas; Jackson Craig, Veterans Home,
Napa; George A. Allen, National Soldiers
Home, Los Angeles; David Myers. Los
Angeles. Reissue-Rogers H. Blasdell.
San Jose; Frederick R. Pierce, Oakland !;
John B. Barnet, Los Angeles; Nathaniel
b. Nile, Bloomfield.
Oregon: 0riginal-Theodore Lydia. Pen
dleton. AdditionaI-Simeon H. Calhoun.
Grants Pass.
Washington: original-Fitch J. Hart,
Port Crescent.
The postoffice at Brewster, Shasta
County, has been discontinued. The mail
will now go to Casletta. The office at La
Vina, MADEIRA County, has also been dis
continued mail to MADEIRA.
The leave of absence granted Major
William NJ. Maynadier, paymaster, de-
partment of California, is extended two
months.
William Wright of San Francisco and
J. G. Bell of Los Angeles are in Wash
ington.
Condition of the Treasuru
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DEBS Is BITTER.
Declares the Decision to Be in the Interest
of Corporations.

OF Corporations.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, May 27.-Presi-
dent E. V. Debs of the American Railway
Union, whose case was acted upon to-day
by the Supreme Court, was seen at his
home tonight and said:
Il expected a favorable decision, but
am not disappointed. After the decision
by that tribunal upon the income-tax bill,
l am not at all surprised to see the deci-
sion of the lower court affirmed in our
case. Both decisions are absolutely in the
interest of the corporations. syndicates and
trusts which dominate every department
of the Government, including the Supreme
Court
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TO DROP CRIMINAL CHARGES.
1t Is Thought No Further Action WI Be
Brought Against Debs.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May Pit is
not improbable, in view of to-day's deci-
sion of the Supreme Court, that
Eugene V. Debs and the other officers
of the American Railway Union now under
indictment for violation of the antitrust
and the mail obstruction acts will not be
called upon to stand trial. Under to-day's
decision Debs will serve his sentence of six
months in jail, and it is thought the Gov
eminent will consider this severe punish
ment without prosecuting the criminal
cases against him or his associates.
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COLLIDE At SEA.
The Steamer Sycamore Crashed Into by
Un6notcn Vessel.

BOSTON, Mass, May 27.-The Warren
steamer Sycamore, Captain Fenton, ar
rived here from Liverpool with her port
bow stove in and otherwise damaged by
collision with an unknown two-masted
British steamer. Captain Fenton says that
at 1O:18 P. NJ. on last Wednesday, when his
vessel was 900 miles east from Boston light,
during dense fog, she came in collision
with strange steamer. All efforts to learn
the name of the steamer proved I'M
ayailing.