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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-17
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
Die Oeutfdten fur @utaelS.

@uRapus 8. Sdrab. 8oriisenbsr
Der greeutip. COMMITTEE Der @ut.@ eIb.
COMMITTEE Der Nsrp gorter Sanbels'
8ammer unp grdiiOsnt Der Osuti&sn
@eieaiGaft su Reu gorf. sibt u oer
aasemein bsrribenben neb~erseusunp
ausorud, psnn er iast. boB bic Burger
peutIter gbiunft i'm 2anb unperbri1'
lid ,u Der @utseIo. PoIitit ftsbsn.
SD bin iberseust", fast er, ,,bas
meme INSTRUMENTATION NitbIrser
in ibrer srOBsn Nebrbsit in Der fommen'
ben poIitiiden Wabl poaitdneis poIiti'
f6e 9artsi. Radii6tsn isnorirsn unb fir
bic 8artei fimmen psrben. ipel@e iid
often fir @olb'W dbrune erfldrsn tpirb
-unb bab fs isinen Ganbibaten untsr.
fdsen tperben, ipelder I'M Berba4t
Rebt, fd Der Srei. SLIDER. 9rdsuns su.
,uneiaen ooer Elm GDmpromib nit ben
SLIDER. 2eutsn abidlieben su tpoQen -
Die Grfabruns Iebrt, ba6 bic beutiden
Stimmgeber ftetS auf Settle Der @bren'
baftiefeit %tanben".
Die Deuti6sn bon Sninois finb auf
Der re6ten settle Der 8elofraee, unb iino
niemals ourd Propaeanba fur biaigsS
@elb babon abeebradt tporben. Sn Sns
biana 1T bic 6raee apiidsn i6ls9tsm unb
sutem @elb bis iest nod feline Streit.
frass stpii1en ben beiben politiiden
Saupt.Y arteisn eeporben. Aber mad
anfdt bon bsr~porrosenosn Dsuti6sn.
tpeIde bic bortisen 8erbdltniie %fennsn,
iinb fiber 80 Brosent Der Seuti@sn Sn'
bianus fur 0olbs @dbruns.
So it aQsemein bsfannt, bub Der
Sies bon @utsslb in Obio Bel Der @ou'
pernbrspabI in 1875. tpobei y. Sapss
auf. Der Sartselo'9 latform sesen bic
oemoiratiide 8apier. SnfIdtion pon @iI.
liam gaen itanb. ben Deutlden su Der.
banfsn lit. tpsI6e obne 8ddii&t auf ben
8artsi S%tunbpunft fir sbr,
Ii6es 8elb beraustamen.
Die sefammte Seutide 9rsiie i'm
1918 3eituneen, 1T NIT nur stpei
A%usnabmen ebenio tpie frdber fur 8ut'
selb. Die Stdrte bes osuti6sR 8otums
i6dbt 9err S&pab tpis folet ob Staat
Rem gOrt bate 1890 S72. 500 9suti6
Ameriianer Dbio 54l ,407 Saincis
$50. 538 ; Bennipluania 472, 423
Wi9isan 276 1853; @iscOnfin 55l. 1874 ;
244. 634; Soma 1853, SOB
anb RifOuri 2s6, 095,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
Sa8 b abtp arts.

Tablur .-Irob bes btpbenben 8ets
tiers tpar bic Seier Der biefissn S1Iau6
@ompauie am Samfta9 erfoIgreid ; bic
9arabe mar cine babi6e uno beim Gins
treffen i'm Barte belt 8urseB @rifftbs
cine patriOtiide Iniprade. tporauf bas
Bic Nic bssann.-Die ,Bpns Wine OF.
beitst bieie @ode adt Stunben tdsIi9.
-Srau Sobn Weber, f.. liest in ibrsr
Bobnuns an Uiain Strabe sefdbrIid
erfranft barnieber. -@S heibt, bab bic
1apIor Wine in einisen Sasen tpieber in
Sstrieb seiebt tperoen ioI.
- Dem SlbnsritaQ bon Srau Samss
Morriion ;u Winoota purbe am Cams
flag MOrsen friib Elm 8eiu6 ~absefattet,
bod bic meiiten Sdbner i6liefen i'm
5reisn unb bic 9iebe ma6ten feinen
sroBsn Sang, mas is 70 drserts. baB iie
bic Sdpeine IoslieBen, UNI ben @arten
su peripditen. !8pei arbeitsIois iunss
Kramer itsben i'm 8erba4t.
- Serr Sobn Surbsr bat iein SotsI
,u &enobam permietbet, bic ginridtuns
fir 81 300 perfauft unb 1T am Wontae
ais @irtb uussetreten. Gr bat iest ems
idlieblib bss Sotels piersebn Sduier
unb Tam tpobI Oaran benten, f6 cine
seitIans aur 8ube su ieben. gr eebenft
sunddft anfanss Suli cine Rsiie nod
Der alien Seimatb in Der S1tpeiS su
MAIDEN unb it8 bort brei Obsr bier NO.
nate Su erbolen.
- Sauiin SatOpsfp, Elm iunser
8irtb bon Durpea. tpuroe am Samfc8
Natmittas o finf Slopaden anse.
sriifen unO lebenssefdbrli@ suseri6tet ;
aubsr eiusm Sbdbelbru6 erbielt CT nod
anbsre Wunben. gr puroe in's Plttston
9oipltal ibsrfibtt, mo cine Operation
uorsenOmmsn parb. bod 1T iein 3uitanb
immerbin Gin ttitiider. 3tpei feiner Nm.
sreifsr, Wartin Anton uno Steps Sduba
limb am SonntaS perbaftet tpcrben.
s@- BeiteDt baS .Wo6enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
Sunmpre.

- SRI. emma unb Sermann 2uepip
abioIbirten in Der Sdneferibuls in
Scranton ibr @ramen NIT boben gbrsn.
= Samss g. Auid 1T am MOntae
auf Intlaee ieiner 5rau tpesen idIedter
9ebanbIune perbaftet unb unter $500
8drsi6aft fir iein eeri1tIides @ri9eis
men seiteIt tporben.
- Ser Treiberfnabe @m. 8rabp bon
Spencer StraBe tpurOe am Sreitae in Der
Ras Nus Mine bon einem @ieI in ben
Wasen setreten unb beiinnunssIOs &c.
mu6t, tpirb fi6 ieoOd tpabriasinIi6 er.
boIen.
Der rs Sabre aIte Sobn gusan
bon bier. felt mebreren Subren elm Sn.
iaiIe beS armenbeimes. ftarb baieIbf am
Samitae Woreen an aassmeiner IItsrs.
idpd&e unb tpurbe am Wontas i'm bisfi'
gen iatb. Sriebbofe bserbiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
I'm SAtpiuefuh ttae.

Ser lluterseidnste. Der burd elm sen6bn
Iidss WittsI our Seiunobeit uisbsr bersstsqt
tpuroe. nadoem er einise Sabre lang an elmer
idperen eunsentranfbsit uno Der sefirdtstsn
&runibeit, Sdwinbiudt seIitten bate, bat Elm
arobss 8erIargeH feinen WitIeiosnoen oas
RltteI Der Seiluus betannt tu MAIDEN. aas
Dteisnieeu Die es uerIanaeu, pito sr freunolidt
(Sotsnfrsi) cine abfdrift Der 5ubereituna
ididen. Welde fe aIs cine iihere SeiIuus fir
Sdminofuht, aftbma. Gatarrb, 8rontitas unb
ale Sals. uuo 9uuesn.SIantbettsn fnben per.
ben. Or boht bas ale 9eioenos fem SeilmitteI
probirsn perOsn, oa es isbr ipertbuol 1t Die.
i.nigsn peIds Die 3ubereitnng usrIangen, peIde
ibnsn uitts toitsn mirb. LnO Gin Segsu fur fe
isin mag, iuolen gefdlist Q 3 T 10. GonarD
u. B iIfon 8rOOtIpn. q. D., aoorsffrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
SerIanQt.

Wdb&sn fir alssmsins Sausarbsit, has gut
Waitsn unb 8astln Tam. 8eftrtnssn per-
lanst. 8rast mad in RO. sos SsTefOn Give
nue..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
: geis "a beist. ,oIr 9oIi,;ft RobIinu

= @is ss beibt. fol- 9olisiit Roblins
bieien 9onnerftae bonn MasOr Bailey
8olissidef bef6rbert iperben.
- Ser Grion @eianeberein fpirb i'm
2aufe oieies Monats einsn ausfus fir
WitsIieber unb Sreunbe abbaIten. ipor'
iiber mir ipdter ndberes beridten psrbsn.
- 9is beutide So. 6. 3ir&e unb
SonntasSiduIe bon Nbams gpenue bdIt
am 4. SuIi BEL ben Rap Nus SdGen Elm
9ic Sic ub, fir tpeI&es bic 9idets 25
gents foften.
- 9ifriftantpaIt SoneS III am Mitt.
mod nit benz 4ufftslen bes prosebuer'
seidniHes fur ben Stunt @eridtstermiu
fertis eetporben unb es iino 264 Sale
our SerbanbIune ansefest.
- Norman @bite. elm %Iansidbrise,
8spobner bonn Rorbenbe. erIas am Mitis
mod futa Dor Wittae binter ieiner Wob'
nuns an @burb StraBe etnem Sers'
idIas, als er Oaielbit berumlief.
- Oas Obereeridt bat bic Sinrihtuns
beS Wbrbers Sofepb 8ofdino am Dlitt'
mod beitdtist ; Roidino ermoroete am
80. NOUsmbsr 1894 ieinen itaIieniiden
a%unb8mann Srant GOnforti gu DunmOrs.
- SIN 3apmonb Court, binter @Gns
fer & Soriptb's @ifentpaarenbanbluns,
brad am Sreitas Morsen Elm Seuer aus,
oas burd @rploiion elmer Sample ent'
ftunb ; elm fog. filler aIurm bradte
bic demiide Sprise prompt aur Stele,
bic bas Seuer NIT serinssm S&uben
l6i9te.
- Or. 6. S. 2onsfbore bon 8po'
ming Apenue 1T am Donnerftae Uers
baftet tporbsn, auf bic Nnflase, an Der
Is Sabre alien Rora Ne@Ipnn bon
Npoca i'm DECEMBER cine friminele
Operation b%orsenommen su baben. 9el
benz 8erb6r itelte er fur iein eeri1t.
Iides grfdsinsn 81. 900 8treidaft.
Benjamin D. Diaiams bon
Spring Strabe, Der am Disnitas Wor,
gen mad breitpbhentlider 2rantbeit gum
eritsn Wale ipieber an bic Mrbeit sins,
1T furs nadber int 2essets Greet Sds6i
burd einen Dedenfaa siemIi6 ibIimm
psrlebt poroen, unb auBer bbien
S1rammen, perlor er burd sinsn
S@nitt iiber benz 4uge biel 8lut.
- Sn elmer 8eriammIuns Der ftdbti.
i6en Paftorsn Union am Wonfas Nad.
mittas tparb cine RsioIution aneenoms
men, bic baS SaIten o Sonntass @on'
ssrtsn bsrbammt unb als fdabIi6 beSsid,
net unb Elm @omite bon Sinf %ernannt,
um bic FRACTION Gompanie su sriuden.
bic gonserts lofort einsuIteasn. (Wa1en
iis pisleiht ben SonntasssG onserten in
setpiKen 8ir4sn gu ffarfe 8onturrens 2
- Die Gitisens Street RuiItpap Som.
panic bon Scranton. init elnem attisn'
capital bon 5000, 900, bat ON Dientap
bonn Staatsbepartement einsn Sreibriei
erbaIten. Die Serren Wm. 8. @onnea.
@baS. $. S6abt. g. g. 8use. 8. s.,
Mr6er unb q. S. Soran iinb bic Setter
in Der SADIE unb tpie perlautet. tpirt
bieie Gompanie Der TRACTION @ompanit
ftarfe Oppoition auf allen ibreu 2inien
MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
DermtfhteS 9nlanb.

Sas Sauseomite fur 5Iub' unb
SafenpsrbeHeruneen bat bei&IOfen, bic
Annabms Der SIuB. uno Safen'B orIaee
iber oas 8sto oes 8rdfibenten benz
Suuie su empfsbIen.
- SnfoIse bss acknowledgement Sie'
ess Der Silberbolbe in ben oemofratii6en
8oripabIen, ioipie Der feinoIi&sn Stea'
unsnabme sessn GleseIunb uno @urIiSIs
iast bas 2Ouispiae ,,GOurier SOurnaI".
oaB 8sntudp auf Sabre binaus als elm
rspubliianiider Staat aneeieben iperben
Tonne. 8isIe 9utssIo'D emoiruten er'
tldrsn often, baB ie eber flr WcainIsp
ais fur sinsn bemotratii&sn SiIbsr' Cans
OiOatsn itimmsn tpsrssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
Nus benz Uberen XbaIe.
Clr9balh Gprrhppnbtni.l

- Die bsutids 8ir&e in 9rieeburs
siebt in Der naben 8uiunft einsn 1bee ;
ibre Ieste nnterbaltune bra1te s125
RettoSetpinn elm.
- 9as @omite Der griceburs 8Iraer
fir bic 4. Suli Seier arbeitst eifris an
ben 8orbereitunssn unb bisieIbe Der.
ipri&t cine sroBe gu tuerben.
= Batrid pbiuips III am Sreitas in
Der 8atterion Wtine in Yedpiae bur6
cine Sprensuns am 2opfe psrlsbt tporbsn
unb srbielt aud einen 3erbro&enen Irm.
Dem Ni&aeI Sultan. Der am Dor.
lesten Wittpod i'm Dolpb BREEDER iibsr'
fabren tpurbs. 1T ON DonnerItas i'm
2adumanna SoipitaI has redte 8ein
amputirt tporben.
- @Gbrenb bes Samitas Sturmss
III baS WobnbuuS bon Bernard 8eslep
in Brieeburs BON Blis setroffsn uno
itarf bei@dbist tporoen ; aud bic SAINTS
lienmitslieber beripirten ben Strabl.
purben aber ni&t perles;.
(GarbOnbals Gprrdpsnbtni.)
- Gin fIsinss Ssuer i'm Sauie bon
GbaS. 8upsrt an Sobn Strabe am Oiens
tag 1T prompt bon Der Mitheu Seuers
tpebr Gompanis selbi&t porten.
SamsS See bon Saabroof StruBe
erbielt am Oonnerftag bsim Barren.
bremien i'm @oaIbroot BREEDER burd
einen Hiesenben 8rsmieflos cine f&limme
8srlebune Der QUITE.
- Srieorid, elm 8ruber bon Ausui
SbIefelbt bon bier, tpurbe am Dienitae
Worssn su Starrucea set0btet, inbem
Elm borbeifabrenber 3us Jpn traf, ais Ell
nit einem anoeren 8ruoer baieIbft fit
untesbielt.
Warp. baS stpeiidbriss 9Ddterleiu
bes Demto 8remecOn. bel Der Soaenbad
Q8ei6e ~pobnbaft, %ipanberte arn Sonntae
pom @lternbauie unb ertranf i'm 2ada.
mama 5luB Der 8brpsr tparb spsi
Stunoen ipater aufsefunben.
- Srant collins, elm 4nssfelter be,
eIettriiben 9,6t @ompanis, srbieIt an
Donnerltas Nbsnb pdbrenb CT cine Re'
paratur mudts, LOO Bolts in isineu
&brper. nobel er bon Der Setter, auf bei
er itunb, setporfen tparb unb siemlif
itmerslite 8erleBuneen erbislt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
Bon 3etesSbura.

- Gbarlss Smith bon bier muBts am
Samfas fur uncertainties Sabren auf Der
o, 8. & ". 8abn SIS Strafe on GIeers
mann Diiaar tabIen.
Ser Suseno Sersin Der bisiisen
osutiben 9reSbpteriuner @emeinbe bdlt
am 9onnerftas, ben %. Stunt. cine
Ibenb' u%ntsrbaltuns ab, su pel4sr Der
gintritt 10 GentS 1T.
I6s- Clam Sbotpbsr in 8annsn,
4uitsrn in 8annen. 2amm. 3unsen in
ariisen unb los, Heui6ateI. Bird unb
@rlnsr 8dis, @etrdfslts Sarbinen in
BiIS Saues, Sdrinse in 9Iasfannsn,
6dbdsn unb BledbI&fen bel Goparb
Sisbsder, NadfoIssr bon 5reo. S. Mib.
mapsr, $50 2adapanna apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
9eutf9s BrisfIihe.

SRI. Sattit sBsaL Grau SptnS. Dann,r
8. @plpbus, Gppin W. Strr,
8. Or. Safty Spbn Wap q,
W S@Gfr, Gubrep nbbaL
SsTt v. Wtib, Stnris &sra
6rl. annit Wibtmanu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
Wapue 4puntp.

SonesbaIe.- Gin Seusr brad ON
Donnsrfta8 in Ssnrp Sreunb's @ebdubs
an Wain Strabe aus, bas ieoo@ Dor
@intrsfen Der Ssuertpebr nit ileinem
S&aben tpieber selbidt tpurbe. -Sobn
5. 8ubbad unb George Sesman babsu
bic ,,@riff" NibIe bon Sartuns &
Weriibetu su TraepbiGe ansefauft unb
iosIei6 8eiis bapon ererifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
@arnuna.

SD iparns bisrmit Sebtrman, mtinsm ecbus
Sstnrit ni6ts auf ntiuen Ramen su bergen,
ea Id fir feline SGulbsn uitt baftbar fem nil.
8rau Wm. 8. piIser.
2f.3 SCRANTON, ben 20. Wlat 1896.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
Texas Republicans.

FoRT WORTH, Tex, Sept. 9.-The state
Republican convention was called TO or
der by State Chairman Grant. The at
tendance OF delegates is larger than at any
previous convention in Texas. Chairman
Grant spoke TO the delegates, advocating
harmony in the interest of the party, and
said IL il prevailed Texas was IN reach Of
the Republican party. Hereferred TO pros
poets of fusion with Populists and gold
standard Democrats and his remarks
were loudly applaudod. n. W. Cuneo, the
negro deiogate from Galveston, was elect
ed temporary chairman, this being the re-
suit OF determination So harmonize. At
the caucus it was determined TO fuse with
the Populists and gold standard DEM
ccrats in Che state on the following basis:
The Republicans to cast th cir vote for the
Populist state ticket, and an electoral
ticket composed of eight Republicans, four
populists and three gold standard Dem
ocrats 20 be put in the field. The Populist
rampaign and gold standard committees
arc here and agree TO the fusion on that
line. IL is claimed this viii give the Pop.
ulists the state governments and defeat
bryan electors in Texas.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
INFORMANT LAWSUIT.
Vast suns cf Money May Dercnd UpoI
the Result Of This Case.

tft AAfNult OF AttiN Nilsts
r. )cHEsrEa. Sept AN action has
Just been noticed for tho coming trial
torn calendar which Involves very i'm
portant question Of law, and tho court OF
appeals will he calod upon to construo
one Of its own decisions la another leading
case, which also had its origin in tho city
of Rochester
Upon the death Of r. X. Warren, a
brewer, Holmes B. Stovons was appointed
guardian Of his infant son, aud during
the management Of the brewery borrowed
from the Union bank S25, 600 Tor the pur-
pose OF improving and managing the
plant It Is now claimed on behalf of the
infant that the guardian had no authority
TO mortgage the property shat the court
had no power TO authorize him SO TO mort
gage it; that the mortgage Is absolutely
void, and that the bank cannct foroclose it.
In previous decision the trial court
and general torn held thar II the loan had
been made in good faiththe act WIS valid.
but the court of appeals reversed the deci-
sion, claiming that the lower court had
no power to authorize the mortgage The
decision OF this case Will alleoe many trusts
throughout the state of Now York, as vast
sums of money lonned on similar orders
of the court may DO lost absolutely TO those
lending the money unless the court of ap
peals modihos its deoihDn or overrules II
point blank.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
TELEeRARHIc ticks.

Mark MoGoldrick OF Fishkill Landing,
n. Y. was found on the railway tracks
with his head split open with an ak.
An Injunction was issued by the SUI
preme court preventing the Drug trust
from discriminating against customers,
Colonel pattia Watkins OF tho American
Volunteers was married 60 her typewriter,
!, T. Lindsay at Carnegie hall, In New
York.
Marion Butler, chairman Of the Popu-
list national committee. issued an appeal
to the people for campaign contributions
Of s each.
Edwin Gould bought the extensive
Stewart KILLS at Grovevilla, Dutcbess
County, ~ y, ard will use them, IL is
said, for a great match plant
Mary Hoffman, Is years old of West
Winsted, Conn, was attacked by bur
glar and hoaton into inssnsibility. she
will probably die from her Injuries
An unknown woman committed suicide
In Bronx park, New York, by taking car
bolio nuid. She left few clcws which may
lead 10 the disclosure of her identity.
The body Of Mrs. Hannah Herring was
found in pugsiey's woods, noar Mount
Vernon, n. Y. lt had ioen there since
last May. There arc suspicicns Of foul
play.
The negro sohoolchildron of Jamaica,
y. y, are on strike. refusing TO attend
the coiored school The board Of educa-
tion will not let them 90 TO the white
schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellorsun wero at
tackled by ssvon men in Glendale park,
Jersey City Mrs Ellerson's skull was
fractured, and she is now In the City hos.
pital at the point Of death.
Christie Murray, 10 years old, and Mi
chael Bazano, =, were arrested In New
York for burglary and attempted snfe
breaking and held to enable the police 20
find their praceptor in crime.
William Bowling, tho coachman who
killed Isaac Caryll and committed suicide
at Saddle River, \. y, was buried by his
employer Jealousy is said TO have been
the cause of the double crime.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
no TeIepbone by cable.

LONDON, Sept 9.-The Daily News pub
fishes dispatch from Odessa stating that
NJ. Kildischewsky, an electrician, has dis
covered an Improvement In the telephone,
by the use Of which distance has no effect
upon tho hearing In recent experiment
between Moscow and Raitoff, on the Don,
a distance OF $50 miles talking, musi,
and singing were heard with perfect dis
tinctness. For the purpose of the expert
ment an ordinary telegraph wire wns used
The dispatch adds that NJ. KildisohewskJ
will 20 TO London to experiment with bis
Improvement on the Atlantic cables bo
tween London and New York.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
werler WIN Hold ToIon.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Consul General
Lee has demanded and General Weyler has
refused the release OF Samuel I. Tolon,
the American merchant arrested on board
the Ward line steamer Seneca In the har-
Dor Of Havana few days ago on a polit-
cal charge. This, with the additional in
formation that General Woyler wishes TO
look into all the circumstances Of Tolon's
case before considering the request for his
release, is the substance of a dispatch re-
oeived at the state department from Gener-
81 Lee. The department docs not deny the
right of the Spanish authorities 60 go
aboard an American merchant vessel and
arrest an American citizen, provided le-
gitimate charge and a proper warrant have
been served. Whatever may be the founda-
tion for the charges against Mr.. Tolon,
the state department will insist upon his
release If it is found that he was taken Off
the Seneca without proper warrant be-
ing issued for his arrest General Lee has
been instructed to make q detailed report
Of the case.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
ITEMS or INTEREST.

The famous base ball pitcher had
walked the floor with the youngest OF his
family for an hour or so. MARY" said
hs. "lf the manager saw me now Id bet
I'd Got soaked with a fine
'AVhy2f asked his wife. sleepily.
II don't seem 10 have amy control OF tho
bawl at an ] don't"-Cinclnnau En-
qulrcr.
AOu can't buy happiness, but ~ you are
suffering from dyspepsia, scrofula, salt
rhcum impure blood you may be cured
and made happy by taking Hoods Sar-
saparillu.
Hoods Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Harmless, re-
liable. sure.
ON tho LIKE front
say llttle hoy, can you swim2"
Sometime.
when is that2'
wen dcy amt no copper iookiu' "-
Chicago Record.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
conneetleut PrahihltIonlsta.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 9-The Prohibition
state convention in session here nominated
the following officers: Governor, Edward
g. Manchester, Winsted lieutenant gov
crnor, Charles +. Steele, New Britain;
secretary Of state Wilbur Il. Chamberlin,
Mansfield; treasurer, George B. Fenner,
New London; comptroller, +. c. Barton,
Chatham; electors at large, Row Samuel
B. Forbes, Hartford; John Elliott, New
Haven; district electors. r. NJ. Stanley,
Manchester; Rev. A. Hall, Chester; John
J. Capp, Croton; o. &. Beard, Hunting
ION
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
eAsERALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES


AT New York
New York....... o / 2 o. go 8 0 - o
Pittsburg... -. o / , 90 o. 8
New York-Hits, IA; errors, O. Pltts-
burg-Hits, IL errors, l.
At Baltimore
Louiayillo.......... 0 0 o 0 o.
Baltimore ......... 0 0 90 - 3
Louisgillo-Hits, s. errors, 4. Balti-
more-Hits, g; errors, 0.
AT Washington
St. LOUISE. o 0 o 0 o o.
Washington. 0 0 O 0 0 3 ~ 3
ST. Louis-Hits, 8; errors, T. Washing
ton-Hits @; errors /.
Az Philadelphia
Philadelphia. 0 2 o 0 @ Q o.
Chicago ........ 3 2 0 0 0 -
Philadelphla-Hits 6; errors, 3. Chlca-
go--Hits, z; errors, /.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
Pennsylvania Democrats Reassembie.

HARRISBURG, Sept 9.-Democratic State
Committeeman Garman has arrived horo
for the state convention which roassemblcs
today. Theconvonuon meota TO fll tho va
cancjos oQusod by She resignation from the
ticket of Benjamin Potts, tAa nominoo for
congressman 40 large ana several Of the
presidential electors chosen by the Allen
town convention April 20. Thoro viii be a
struggle between the silver nnd gold Dom
ocrats for the control OF the convention,
and many prominent gold standard Dom
oorats have signined their intention Of
coming horo TO aid In upholding tho prln-
ciplo they represent Ex- Chairman Harri-
ty says he VIII not attend.
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
rrnminent Anti.lnvery AeIlator Dad.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Sept DIR James
NJ. Aldrich, ono Of the oldest physicians
IN Bristol county, has died after many
years of declining health, aged 40 years.
lie was prominent IN the nntisavery
movement and even severed his connec-
tion with the Society of Friends hocause
of their refusal TO open their houses OF
worship. for antislavcry meetings. For
many years he was chairman Of tho school
committees here, also president OF the
Children home. Ills wife who has been
"a member OF tho school committed for the
past 16 years. q son and a daughter survive
him
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
Presldont ClevoInnd Censnrod.

HAVANA. Sept. 9.--El Diario de la Ma
rina cditorially attacks President Glove
lands Cuban policy, accusing his admin
istration of duplinity and continued bad
faith toward Spain. Only by the arrest
and punishment r.expulsion of members
Of the Cuban iunta In Now York and the
closure by United States marshals of thoir
headquarters can the Washington exec
utive even convince Spain Of his official
siuceritv
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
al Aeronnnt rerrIblr Iniursd.

MoSTRRAI, Sept g II An aeronaut
named Don Carlos Stevens Of New York
who was engaged 60 give parachute
Jump at the Huntington county fair, sus-
tained fatal injuries while giving his por-
formance. Whom be made his jump at a
kreat hoight, the gearing OF the parachute
broke, aud no fell 10 the earth with torri-
bic velocity. His spine was dislocatod, and
he sustained internal injuries The IN
iured man was brought to the Montreal
Royal Victoria hospital
Evening journal., 1896-09-09
On rntnra Tarraanis.

ANNAPoITs. Sept. 81 -- The follow
ing additional candidntos have been ad-
mittod 30 tho naval academy as cadets j.
W. Catrop, Now Mexico; Allston Asmus
New York D. r. Miller Virginia; j. M
Caffroy. Louisiann; 81. @. Mitchell, Penn
sylvania; j, !. Fitzpatrick, Louisiana
Hayne Ellis, Georgin; ID. W. Fowler
Iowa; II. G.. llnrthalow. Ohio; G. l.. Ar
mold, lndiana; Edwin II. Dodd, Illinois
Charles P Hion, Missouri.