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Helena Herald. Mrs. Leasa. size emil
neUt p1puIlst. has been converted and
viii enter the ministry Vow. then.
Brother Bea4le.
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John T. Fprhis.
Thomas II Baker.
Jas II MoDteath.
Rod - Leggat.
Geurg r. cope.
a J Davidson.
" m II Head
Jno : VI Neill,
Thro J Lyude
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-07-30

W Ball l.. volume 65, page 542, in the
registers Office OF Washington county,
assessed to and owned by ] W Ball,
Lot 80, in block 4, of the Martin adj
dltlon to Johnson City, situated on
Poplar street, and more fully described
in volume GA, page rs, in the registers
office OF washington county, assessed
TO and owned by X @ Atkins
One lot situated in the Crandtll ad-
dition to johnson City, on willow
street, and more fully described iu
volume GA, page Al, in the registers
office Mt Jonesboro Tennessee, as
sessed to and owned by G Hodge.
Lot 2, 10 block l, in wilson's first adj b
ditiOn To Johnson City. Tennesiee ,
fronting so feet on Elm street and
running back 10 feet, assessed 70 and
owned by " H Hampton.
Lot l and half OF 2, situated on east
side OF Myrtle avenue, and in the John
Boring addition to Johnson City, Ms
sessed to and owned by " II Hampton.
Two and One-halT acres Of land stu
ated on Holston avenue and running
from said avenue back to Ivy street,
and being the property occupied by
W B Whiteside. assessed TO and owned
by W B whiteside.
Lot 8 in block 4 in the East Tennes,
see Land 9 p addition to Johnson City
Tenn. situated on Division street, as
sesseSsed to and owned by W b wife
side.
Lot 8 in block 81 in the East 7, n
nessee Land Co.'S addition to Johns Il
City, fronting so feet on Henry stree
and running back $50 feet to an alley
and more fully described in deed of
W Scalf to w B whiteside in volume 6;
page 1l9, in the registers office a
Jonesboro, Tennessee, assessed to and
owned by B whiteside.
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oh SOUTHERN
on RAILWAY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In Effect July 9, 1896.

No 5, Pullman Sleeper Bristol to Knoxville
No. ,, Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
Chattanooga, and New York to New Orleans
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-07-30

The Shakers of Mount Lebanon, community
of simple, honest, God fearing men and women,
have prepared the Shaker Digestive Cordial for
many years, and it is always the same, simple,
honest, curative medicine that has helped to
make tina Shakers the healthy, long-lived peo
pie that they are, The Shakers never have in
digestion. This is partly owing to their simple
mode Of life, partly to the wonderful properties
Of Shaker Digestive Cordial. Indigestion is
caused by the stomach glands not supplying
enough digestive juice. Shaker Digestive
Cordial supplies what's wanting. Shaker Di-
gestive Cordial invigorateS the stomach and all
its glands so that after awhile they don't need
help. AS evidence of the honesty of Shaker
Digestive Cordial, the formula is printed On
every bottle. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents
to Sl0O per bottle.
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MONDAY, AUG. 18th, 1896,

beginning 10 and continuing from day day until so the
e parcels of property in the 9th Civil District of Washington County
Tennessee described below.
Said property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. subject
the right of redemption by owner any Judgment creditor of
within years from day of SALE by payment of all taxes costs and
penalties
No bid will be accepted unless shall all and
for the year 1895 on the property bid for.
TIAD. A. COX,
This July 16h 1896. Back Tax Attorney.
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No II Pullman Sleeper Jacksonville to Gin
cinnati via Asheville and 9 and G also New
York to Hot Strings and Knoxville to Nashville
No. IS Pullman Sleeping Car Norfolk TO
Chattanooga without change
No ~ Pullman Sleeping Cars Nashville to
Knoxville and Cincinnati to Jacksonville via
Asheville also Hot Springs to New York
No 10 Pullman Sleeping car Chattanooga
to Norfolk via Asheville without change.
All trains run daily
w. H. GREEN Gen Supt. Washington. DC
J. NJ. CULP, Traffic Man'gr, Washingt IN, d. G
w. A TURK, @. p A, Washington, ID. c.
c. A BKNECoTRR. A. G.P. A, Chattanooga, Tenn
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-07-30
BACK TAX
SALES.

the authority vested Back Tax Attorney of Washing
County State of Tennessee by chapter 120 of the Acts
l. the General Assembly of Tennessee for the year of 1885, and
pursuant advertisement of delnquents made June 4 1885, will
offer for SALE public outcry the door the Court House, John
son City, Tennessee, on
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-07-30
GOLD IS SENT

Investors in the Dean Safe System Of specu-
lation receive semi-monthiy dlvidens in gold.
Over 800 per cent. per annum made on invest
ments by f. s. DEAN & Co.. Bankers, IS Broad
way ~ 7. Investors of this firm distributed
all over the Z. s. and Canada (627-l3t)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
Gin WititcrpG0a9p9.

ginen ieltiamen 8ef fdbigunesna9=
meis fir oas 2ebramt bat Meilter Ser=
bert garrD, Elm 16jdbrieer 2ebrer in
ct. Marp's Sdools, prelton, gn9lanb,
erbradt. Srei ieiner 3ubt anpertraute
&naben batten li6 nad ieiner Meinuns
itrafbar aemadt u1o maren oemgemdB
ben bort iibliden Stofpriiseln perfal=
len. 9lber Mr. 0erbert 8arrD befanb
li6 an ienem Sage seraoe in Der Sc
berlaune uno lieB ben bret Siinbern Die
Wabl spif6en ben pori6riftsmdBisen
0ieben ober - elmer fleinet 3abnope=
ration. ST tpollte ibnen ndmli1 bic
3dbne sieben, obtuobl iie nibt bas ge=
ringfe BebiirfniB oana6 empfanben.
9tun fiiblte mdnnisli6 3mar Elm @rau=
en- bel oem @eoanfen, iein Saupt in
ben iammetbesosenen 2ebnltubl oes
3abnarstes su legen, aber Wr. 9erbert
mar oafiir betannt, eine i6arfe &linge
81 idlagen, uno 10 entihieben ii1 bic
Sunsen fiir Die 3abnoperation, Die
aud, piellei6t niht san3 funitseredt,
an ibnen aussefiibrt puroe. Ser Mi1=
ter fanb jeood, oab lie ni6t in ben ge.
reid Der erlaubten 3udtmittel gebDre,
|unb legte benz Muiterpdba9ogen eiill
lGtrafe bon SIS auf.
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Sranrige Scmpelrittcr.

ct. 2ouis, Mo., Is. Mai. gDieoer
fat Elm mddtiger Sroen. Dem trob lei=
ner natipiitiiben Senoensen nod iiber=
al piele Geutibe anseb0ren, bic 9lus=
idliebuns aller perionen beibloNen,
uelde nit Der Sertelluns ober Dem
8erfauf bon malsbaltisen @etrdnfen
pber Spirituolen beiddftist linb. IS
aei6ab bies auf oem am lebten Sreitag
in Safion 81 gnoe aesansenen 81.
Sabres=@onclabe Der 9empelritter BON
Sennefee unb stpar nit Der Begriin=
bung, oaB bas 8etreiben Der betreifen=
ben @eiddfte i'm Wioeripruh nit ben
2ebren bes Oroens itebe. Gtma aht=
buubert M,rtbe uno 8rauereiangelfelte te
tpelde meiitel,s idon felt Sabren Dem
Orben angeb6rten, ebe berielbe gan3 in
oas ;natipiltiibe GabriuaHer eerietb,
iperoen BON benz nit GROCER Mebrbeii
anaenommenen 8eidluHe betroffen.
Wie berlautet, tpollen bieie bic Mnqele=
aenbeit bor Die Geridte bringen anl
Grunb zines analDgen Galles, in tpel=
dem bas ct. 2ouiier Rreisgeriht De,
Wittpe bes beritorbenen @eritbtsclerfs
3epp, Der fur3 por ieinem 1obe eint
Wirtbidaft erDifnete, ben Drben 81.
8. Il. 3d." antpies, ben bollen Betrae
ber 2ebensberfi6erun aus3uaablen.
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2(ms Der Bmtto esfaot.

9ie Butler'ibe Norlase, oersufolee
Der Mominilfratipn berboten tperben
fpl, peitere Bombs ausaueeben, ausoe=
nommeil nit ausbriifli1er grlaubmB
bes @ongreHes, beihdftiste ben Senat
unb CAB gu elmer animirten unb bo6lt
irttereHanten Debatte Nnlab.
Sm Sauie rief 9otparb Der Bopulilt
BON Mlabama unb gerfa6er bes gudes
IF Christ came to Chicago !" cine
Geuiation herpor, inoem er einen 9n=
trag auf Snpeadnsnt bes Yrdlioenten
Giepelano pegen uiigeieblihen gerfaufs
bon Bombs einbrabte. Ser 9ntrao
murbe iofort einifimmis auf ben Slid
gelegt.
Ser Spreder bes Sa,,ies uno Der
8iceprdlioent StebenIpn baben Die
6lub= unb Safenbill untersei6net uno
oieielbe lieat jeBt in 9dnoen oes prdli=
benten.
9llen (pop., Nebr.) reidte cine 8ill
elm, pel6e Die 8efugniiie bes Yunoes=
Oberseridts bel6rdnft. Sine pom
@onereB angenommene uno bom pr6=
lioenten unter3ei1nete, pbne feline lln=
teridriit 8eieb eemoroene pber iiber
iein Veto bin laneenonmene Sill Ioll
nur our6 einen einItimmigen 9el6luB
ldmmtli6er Gi6ter bes Yunoes=Sber=
geri6ts fiir perfaiiunsswiorig ertldrt
tuerben biirfen.
Sta6 stpeitdsiger 9ebatte bat bas
Saus Die Wtc@u0ide @inpanoerungs=
bin angenommen. Sieie Sia perfilet
ben Jog. Siloun9steit fir alle mGnnli=
ben Ginwanoerer pon 1870 Sabren.
Sieler Siloun9steif befebt oarin, oaB
bieie ginmanberer lib elmer Briifuno
i'm 2elen uno S6reiben Der enelil6en
ODER elmer anberen Sprah G
unterwerfen milRen. 9lus9enommen
finb bic gltern bon Peripnen, pelbe in
ben Ser. Staaten uohnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
1tnatt8enebntc cage.

2onoon, %. Mai. Sin sroBes &ao,
dbnlid benz r5erris Rao" Der Welt=
ausfteuung, lit bier ieit GINGER 3eit I'm
Betrieb. IS TT 800 SUB i'm Dur1=
lneller arob, mdbrenO oas 6erris Nao
nur 264 SUB grob mar uno es bernag
1900 Paiiasiere 5u faiien. &ur3 nad
8 ubr blieb oas &ab, auf tpel1em Ii1
cine aan3e glnsabl pOn perionen be-
fanoen, plOBli6 lteben. Ollie 8erIu1e,
es tuieoer in Bemeaung gu ieben, blieben
erfol9los unb biele 2erte muBten Die
gfaht iiber in ben Wasgons bleiben.
0eute Morgen ianote man ibnen NIT
Strifen Raffee, Broo uno fDnItige
Sebensmittel binauf uno um Mittag
9elang es enolid, iie aus ibrer unange=
lnebmen Gage 3u befreien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27
Gin YreDiger ais bielfad,er
WOrOcr.

Sn Salt 2afe Gitp tpurbe bic @ntoe=
dung sema6t, baB in Der Il. itanoi=
napiI6en WetbOoi tenfir1e" stpei erdB=
li6e Morbtbaten beriibt muroen lno
miro Srancis German, ber Ya1tor Der
Stride, als Der Sbdter besei1net. Seb=
tes Sabr itarb Die 6rau bes gaitprs
uno ffellte oiefer fooantt Elm iunqes
Dfdoden Nanens 0enrietta GlauBer
an, UNI ibm Die 6ausbaltung gu beipr=
gen. Sebten September beri6wano
Fri. GlauBen auf mDteri6Ie @eile unb
pllroe ieitber ni6t ipieoer aeieben.
&urs barauf lieB Der Yaltor in oem
u6urnace" i'm @rbseiboB Elm aroBes
6euer anmaben uno l6ifte Johann alle
Seute fort. Sn oieIem vGurnace" nun
tpuroe por einigen Sagen bic perfoblte
Selbe bon SRI. glauBen suiammen nit
spei gei6mdrsten Galirmeliern, einem
MeBsermeher unb einem She'll Der ser=
bro6enen S6nallen zines Srauen=
itrumpfbanos sefunoen.
Sas anoere Spfer 1T Mamie Sa=
muelion, tpel6e nit benz prebieer per=
lobt mar uno lebten 6ebruar auf un=
erflarlibe Weiie berldmano. Man
9laubt, Dab ibre lleberreIte ir9enbipp in
Der 9fabe Der Stride perbor9en iino.
Der yreoiger, ge9en tpel6en Elm 0er=
baftsbeiebl ausgefeQt purbe, reiIte am
Z. Wai BON bier nod &anias Gitp ab.
Spater fam er auf elmer Miilionstpur
mad Secorab, Sa., bod lit iein 9eeen=
wdrtiger Nufentbalt unbetannt. Die
@ebeimpoliaei 1T eifrig an Der 9lrbeit,
oes S1eulals babbaft su meroen.
gSeitere gntbiillungen iiber bic 5ra=
sOole leiten 81 Der Mnnabme, baB Der
etlooiienpreoiger Grallcis Serman
elm Ter5re6er 1T, Der binter Dem be-
rii9tisten 9Olmes nur ,penis ,urif
ltebt. Seine erite Stau itarb in @n9=
LAMB unter berodhtisen umltanoen.
Gr mar 1890 uno 1891 Yreoiger elmer
5canoinapiiden Stride in Weit Gupe=
rior, ySis., tDn er cine 1p1anaelebene
Same beiratbete. Na6 0erlauf zines
Sabrcs itarb bieie Grau pl6blib nit
ibrem stuei Woden alien SHINE. gs
muroe elm Snqueit absebalten, iebo6
ergab berfelbe nur 8eroa9tsgriin6e fit
elm 8erbre6en.
1ernan beiratbete balb barauf tpie=
Der unb tam 1894 nab Salt Safe Gitp
nit ieiner Drau. galo barauf muroe
benz paare elm Gino 9eboren unb Wlut=
ter uno Sinh itarben eine Wo6e Ipater.
Sarallf begann 6erman's gefannt=
1haft nit SRI. glauben unb bat sSobn
Sanion, elm Mitelieo Der Scanoinaoi=
i1en Metbobiitentir6e beidmoren, oab
German oieies Mdb9,n ermoroete uno
bic 2ei6e in Dem 9eisapparate ber Sir
DIE berbrannte.
eSm Gebruar b. s. berlobte er Iih
nit Mnnie SamuelIon, aber, tpie be-
reits oben anseseben, berib,panb aud
bieies Wdoden unb miro bebauptet, bab
er bas Mdbben berfiibrte, beroiftete
uno Die Sei1e i'm Seller Der Gir1e ser=
fdnitt. 5otpeit tpie big iebt Die Spu=
rem rei1en, glaubt man, oaB German
z Yerione1 ermorbet bat.
photographer unb geldreibunaen
bes Mannes iinb iiber bas 9anse 2ano
geianot, bis jebt bat Die poli3ei aber
felne Spur BON ibm entbeft.
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\ Prdlibent Glepelano bat oas i

\ PrdIioent Glepelanb bat oas ibm
eigene Gelbif, in fnapper &ebe einen
@eoanfen bon burbl6lasenoer 2osit
aussuoriifen, tpieber einmal bempnltrirt
in einem 8eto segen cine idpinoelbafte
penIions Bill. Ser S1minbel befanb
barin, oab eine 0eteranenpittme, ipel1e
wieoer gebeiratbet bate, nod bem 3ooe
ibres 3weiten, Der r,i1t Soloat setpeien
mar, grneuerung Der Penlion erlan9t
batte. Ser prdiibent iast nun bel Be
tiruna Der Bin iebr treilenb, baB Die
8epdbrung Der Goroeruna Der srau
|ni1t mebr als cine penlion, fonbern
als Die Musaablung elmer Weriihe=
|runss Yolice auf bas 2eben ibres
ameiten Mannes au betradten lei.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Erhaelt die rothen Koerperchen i'm,
gesunden und Kraftigen Zustande
reinigt das Blut und befroit es Won allen
Krankheits stoffen und erzeugt daher
iene vollkom meme Gesundheit, die das
Ieben angenehm macht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-27

Die yMiindener Neuelten Na6rid=
ten" beldulOigen ben 9rinsreeenten
Suttbolo BON Sapern, er plane Die
@rilnoun9 zines groBen fat9oliI6en
&Dni9rei65.
Sm rltiliIden Staatsidab Iino $780,
100, lis ameritanii6es Golo.
SIS ioll cine Semegung 5ur Nusiob=
nung Der Nrmenier uno 5iirten i'm
8ange iein.
Sn Srlano ioll Elm ener9iider 8er=
lu6 gemabt neroen, Die Yarmelliten
uno oeren 6esner gu peri0bnen uno cine
einlge Some &ule partei su griinoen.
gei ginsen am &bein erplooirte Der
Renel zines S6leppoampfers. 3pei
Sdleppfubr5euge gineen unter, s Yer=
lonen tpuroen 9etOotet unO biele anoere
erlitten Gerlebunsen.
9lm Sonntas feierte Die SDnisin BON
@nglano ibren n. @eburtstas.
Sn G9Dpten 9reift Die Gbolera in
beoe1ltliber 8eiie Inn li6.
Sn Der stabt Merico fam es lebte
Wp6e gu einem Sramau, berporeerufen
ollr6 ben SaB Der nieoern &lallen ee=
gen Die Spanier.
Sic dineliide &esisruns sebt nit
oem plane um, eine faiierli6e 8ant
nit einem 8runofapital bon 10 Millio=
nen Saels 81 griinoen.
Ser W}itaoo BON Sapan seoentt 9lme=
rita uno europa gu beluben.
Sas ruiiil6e &aiierpaar 1T unter
reidem S6auseprdnse in oer alien
Sauptltabt Der Mpsfotpiter aneefom=
men, no seltern Die feierlibe 3arentrD=
nuns Dor lih seben ipllte.
SIM 6raser ftdotii9en S6ladtbauie
gepoltirten Die Sleiidertnetbte sesen ben
oienltbabenben Sbierarst uno beorpbten
oieien nit Mel1ern. 9ie Yolisei, pel=
DE einidreiten muBte, berbaftete meb=
rere 5leiidertne9te.
Ser oeutide &ei6stas unb Der preu=
bil6e Sanotas lino in Die pfinsftferien
gegangen.
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Herr, Lungen
Magen, Gehirn.

Die rothen Kuegelchen enthalten
Sauerstoff, welcher die aufgebrauchten
Zellen i'm ganzen Koerper erneuert,
und muessen sic frisch und kraeftig
sein, um den Korper gesund und stark
Zu erhalten
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I)ass
Blut

Besteht aus rothen und weissen Kue-
@elchen, die in elmer Fluessigkeit
1wimmen. Els naehrt
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Durch Epheu vergiftet.

vor zwoelf Jahren wurde ich durch
Epheu vergiftet und jedesJahr i'm
Friihling und Herbst erchien elm Aus
schlag. Ich gebrauchte verschiedene
Aerzte und wurde ME davon befreit.
Els pflegte in Geschwuere und Finnen
auszu brechen und inhechten auszuar-
ten. Einmal war ich so schlimm ge-
schwollen, dass ich drei Tage weder
sehen noch essen Konnte. Wenn mir
Elm Nachbar NIGHT Hoods SarsapariHa
empfohlen hattie, denke ich
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: Die Sparb1nfen bes @taates Me,p
Yorf proteiiren energiid 9egen oie
@slpperI&le& e&leraRe
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grtenrfrb Rn,1tnter's s.
5ntel 3u ben 3
SunScSbriiccr1t

a9- 53 Sant Straae, GlepeIans, ..
- Seoer5ett trt'9es Bier quite Weiue uub Siounre.
Getlenoe Tnoen quite uuterfunft unb bic gJerpeouuo
u etne oor5i9ltdae Wtan iprede bel ssrieb Dor unS
nber3euQe fidb ieIbit. N
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&mrsc Nottse,t.
SnIann.

|
gm %. Wtai beiu6te gunbesienato,
! AuaD bon penniDlpanien McGinleD in
Canton. SuaD ipll perlangen, 8orli=
ber oes nationalen republifaniI6en @re=
cutio= Gonlites 81 tperben.
Sn elmer &oblengrube bel gie Stone
Sap fano am mitag cine grplo1icn
itatt, bel pelber elm Goblensrdber ge=
tobtet unb ieds onoere t6otli1 berlebt
ipuroen.
gDdbreno Der 8eiten ppn 6o6naler
beimgelu6t miro, baben in Der 8eeeno
BON Sa5saros ga9, Mai., @albbrdnoe
groBen S6aoen angeri6.et.
BrGlioent Is. 6. Srumpf pon Der
SitoIeite Sporbont in Milpuutee, nell
der Dor 8 Sabren no6 europa entflob,
dls 1etne ganf nit 81, 1876, 900 Ser=
btnoli6feiten uno teinen 9lctibas fols
ltrte, tellte lid Dem @eridbte.
Sn Buffalo itiirste am 81. Elm neues
Saftein9ebduoe 5uiommen unb nur=
ben sablrei6e gerionen babel perlebt.
Sine ellerne S0ule Die unter ben Sriim=
mern 9efunoen nuroe, mar 10 br0feliq,
oaB tie nit lei6ter Miibe serbrp6en
tperoen fpnnte.
Sn Goffebbille, &an., tpuroen am
81. Wtai 2 Sofiteingebduoe btr6 eine
6aserploIton bollItdnOig SerltDrt. Sin
Ntann muroe getOotet, Is Yerionen
mebr ooer peniger perlebt.
Sas 8erbot Der gusfubr BON Sobof
aus 6uba bat unter ben bieli9en Cigar
ren=6abritanten uno 9lrbeitern groBe
SeItitr5ln9 berporgerllfen.
@r=@puoerneur Soirrtelo bon gSis=
cDnlin, fri6er al6 SD61tfommanoiren=
Der Der 8. u. g., lit am %. Mai oe=
Itorben.
Sn grenbam, Seros, puroen am q.
O}ai orei ItOroer bin9eribtet. Sie=
lelben betbeuerten nod unter Dem @al=
gen ibre llnl6ulo.
Gine llnterIu6un9 Der Siiher in oer
Office bes itdotil6en Qlnnalts in Gitts=
burg ergab, oaB BON Sabre 1882 big
1895 Elm Manco bon $425, 900 por=
banoen lit.
Sm Sabre 1895 iino in ben Ser.
Staoten Is, ,666, $40 6dNer solS gu ie
$50 9funo proOusirt moroen.
SabofbduoIer unb gtrbeiter in SEEM
Oort mollen ben Gon9reb peranlaHen,
ben 3oll ouf importirte Gi9arren aus
@uba bon $3.50 auf $1,000 per Sou=
iero 5l erbDben.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05


This puts into the doubtful column. General
Osborne said. Kentucky. which the latest returns
gave to Mckinley by 1000 plurality; Kansas
Wyoming. Tennessee and Washington, where
Republican Govern'r had been elected.
N. b. Scott the West Virginia National Com
mtteeman. received a telegram last evening
from Melville T.. Ingalls,. president OF the Big
Four and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads. Mr.
ingalls, is a Sound Money Democrat. who has
been on the stump for Mckinley in Virginia. His
telegram said that Mckinley had polled votes
enough In Virginia to carry the state, Dut the
probable Intention Of the Popocrats was to count
the Republicans out. If they do It, added Mr.
Ingalls, you may rely upon IT, we VIII Smash
the Popocrat machine in Virginia.
Mr. Scott also received telegram last evening
from Messrs. Bagley and Waddell, members OF
the Republican Virginia Committee. saying that
the election was close in that State, but the
Bryan managers had arranged to steal the state
II Il was necessary
MIR MKINLEY's MESSAGE TO GEN. HAM
ILTON.
Ma Tor General Schuyler Hamilton Tuesday night
received the following dispatch at the Savoy Hotel
from President elect Mckinley.
Glorious victory this day reminds me OF lSi1 and
1861 when men like you led Americans to victory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
A MURDER IN MINETT4-ST.
THE RESULT OF A QUARREL AS TO WHO
SHOULD GO FOR CAN OF BEER

SHOULD GO FOR CAN OF BEER.
William whalen Of No. 3 Minetta-st.
stabbed in the abdomen and killed about II o'clock
last night in the back yard Of his home. where he
had been drinking with crowd His slayer. John
Murphy. twenty-seven years old, OF No. IS Laight-
st. arrested and locked up In the Mercer-st.
station Both white men. and are said by the
police h. ex-convicts.
Murphy and Whalen with Daniel Furey. Of No
Minctta-st.. and two other men had been drink
ing all the evening in the back yard OF Whaen's
house All were intoxicated by 10 o'clock when
DISPUTE arose between Murphy and Whalcn as 10
who should go for another can OF beer. Murphy
drew knife and treb TO stab Whaen. hut was
prevented by Furey who took the knife away
This quarrel settled. but another broke out
half an hour afterward Murphy and Whal"n were
again the disputants. ana the quhrfei was from
the cause as before Murphy had ahothoT -
knife which he drew soon after the beginning oi
the DISPUTE and before he could be prevented Dy
Furey or the two other men ne had STABBED
Whalen. who sitting on chair opposite MIN
Tho knit. was plunged into Whalcns abdomen. ana
the wounded man fell or the chair 10 the GROUND
Furev seized dslodged rung from n han!ster and
struck Murphy over the head with H. KNOCKING
him down Murphy got up again. ana. t"ppnng
over Furey pushed past the other TWO men ana
ran through an alleyway into Nin"tta-st re
way but ran into the arms OF Policeman fianer
man Of the Mercer-st. station. who hela MN anu
in another minute had learned Of Murphys crime
The man was taken 10 the stat or.
Whalens two companions carried MIN throusn
the aleyway 10 Minetta-st. and then TO drug
store in Bleecker-si. An ambulance was sent tor
bu, before II arrived Whalen was dead Inc booy
was taken TO the Mercer-st. station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
OBITUARY..
EZEKIEL HYATT.

After brief Illness. Ezekiel Hyatt died from pneu'
monia at his home in Jefferson Valley n. T., On
October rs. He born In December. 1872 AL
though nearly eghtyfour years old. his step was quick
when he died He had been lifelong Republcaa
and a reader Of The Tribune from Its first issue
During his illness he constantly regretted that ne
His fe spen; mostly in the vicinity Of mis- late home
was one OF uprghtness and honesty. For many
years in poor heath he was always cheerful He
was member Of the Mahopac Falls Presbyterian
Church
The funeral services held at the home were con.
Quoted by bis pastor, the Rev Alexander Miiies
assisted by the Rev. George Knapp. who had known
him from his boyhood.. A large number OF relatives
and friends were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
WLAUGHLIN NAY GO FREE.

Colonel f. c. James. counsel for William W. Nc
LaughlIn. the former Inspector Of Police had con-
sulrat.on with Dlstrct-Attorney Fellows yesterday.
nd was reported later that the indictments against
Mclaughlin might be dismissed noon. Coionei Eel
Lows said he would decide within week whether
ia would move for another trial OF Mclaughlin or
maya 10 have the indictments dismissed. He nti-
mated that he had doubt OF the wisdom OF plac-
ing Mclaughlin on tria: a third time IL the In
dictments against Mclaughlin are dismissed his
counsel probably will try to have him reinstaIed IN
his former place as Inspector OF Police the recent
decision OF the Court OF Appeals being considered
.ou,I 10 n decree that he is entitled to be restored
N tho ofce which ne occupied before his conviction
The Police Commissioners may then place him on
tria; ana d,smIss him from th3 force