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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

Bismarck once observed that at was
be persuaded that in Matching him she
had not produced goose" Another of
his sayings is: II am not at all fond of
ing can be worse for a statesman than
extra ministerial influence Of this kind,
and nothing more terrible than closet
intrigues which you cannot get at and
control
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

General Harrison's engagement of
rooms at St. Louis includes the bridal
suite.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

SILVER-671s.
LEAD-Drokers' price, $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

"A man dat am allus lookin' foh err
argument" said Uncle Eben. "am in fire.
uuent cases de man dat orter be lookin'
fob work. "-Washingt Star.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

81 wonder" said the younger one, 81
! shall lose my looks, too when I ge
to your age?"
you would be lucky if you did," re
piled the elder one.-Tit-Bits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

Of. Prices Cream Baking PowdeG
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

The best French definition of golf go
ing is that of the Breton priest who said
he had seen Monsieur lie Ministre play
Words
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

Snobberly-What do you think I found
last year when l was at Long Branch?
Knickerbocker-Ive no idea. Was it a
Docketbook?
Suobberly-No. found that everything
was very dear.-Texas Siftings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21
THE DAILY HERALD.
TIRE HERALD PUBLISHING co.

r. c. Chambers, President.
Heber J. Grant, President
Richard w. Young, Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

Fine Writing-s'H M said the manag-
ing editor. You say that Mr.. Groin s
performance left no grating edge to mar
the rich feast Of humor.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

Judge Ito man who was arrested
charged with robbing a liquor store)-Do
you know anything about the robbery
of this LIQUOR store?
Prisoner (espectfuny)-Judge. do you
suppose I'd be sober if 1 did?-Texas Sif-
ter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

OFFICE. THE HERALD block, corner
West Temple and First South Streets
Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

Customer docking at himself in the
glassl-The trousers are not the kind
they are wearing this season, are they?
They seem TO me to be out of style.
bants was all right. but your legs vas
Yoost q fiddle basse.-Chicago Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-21

wei, what do you mean by it? hope
YOU do not mean to instnuate that our
intelligent constituents eat their humor
with Indianapolis Journal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
Die @dffe bes Qieberfran,.

Die RtaIisber bes Srans S6uberi
Uldnner6Ot BON Rem g)ort nstbsn al,O
nadnen Sumliae Abeno IN Scrunior
e,nlr,he uno BON bem 2leovrtrnrs ON
Sabnbofe smpfdneen uno unter 8Oran,
trltt elneS Diuiitcorps nab Der 8erelnS.
bale sele,tet tperben. Die Nislieber
iinb freunplidit eriudt, 70 sablrei6 tpie
m6sli& an benz @mpfanse iid su bstbei.
lieen.
Inter benz praFoium bon Or. 8.
Weblau besinnt oann Abenos 9 llbr be,
su @bren Der ipertben @dfe arraneirte
@ommers Da bic @dits uno Mitsllebel
Der b,eiieen 8ereine bic Saae poraus.
iidtltb beinabe fiiaen perben. 10 ibnner
nur peniBe elnSeIaoene Safe 3utritt er'
balten.
gluf bas bon bem Srana Sbubert
Dtdnnerdor am Sonntas gbenb sese.
bene GOnsert iino bic bieiisen Osuiidsr
pieoerbolt nit ben 9emerten aufmerfiau
sema6t. bub bel oieier @eleeenbelt aus'
eeseihneteS eeleiitet iperoen tpirb. De,
5run3 Sdubert Wdnnerdor III elmer be,
befen @eianspereine Reip gorts unb ar
ieinem ausFuse betbeiIisen iid mebrer'
Soliten bon Ruf; eS pirfen auberoem
NIT Der 2ieberfrana bic Sdnserrunbt
uno 8auer'S Ordefer. Den 8sibluf
bes @snsertes ma6t bas Sinsipisl
,.Das Sdnserfsit au Sinsiansbuuien"
oas fat einsis in ieiner Art uno bon pos
denber Wirfuns iein fol-. Der gintritt
fir NidtmitsIieOer bstrdst so gents.
aln Der @reuriiOn mad 5arpIep an
Wontas piro iib tpabribeinIi4 bas
Dsutidtbum Serantons in WiaEs bstbei.
lisen. 10 baB man 8ortsbrunsen fdr swej
8abnSase setrofen bat. Sir uusrei.
6enoe @tfriidunsen auf bem pic Ni'
glabe uno llnterbaltuns peridiebene,
art 1T bsitsns 8oriorse SetrOffsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03

Der SiIbsr Observation-Disclosures
8rpan 1T in ben Iebten Iasen auf Der
Selmreiie nab benz Wefen burh ben
Staat Obio paiiirt unD iiberaa nit bsm
sr6bten gntbuiiasmus empfansen por'
ben - 9lrbeiter unb Sarmer bru4ten
ibm nit sIei6er 8eseifteruns ibre SuI'
o,sunsen bar. Sn Glepslano umsab cine
Sbaar Giienbabnarbeiter ben 8abnipa.
gen, in peldem id 8rpan uub Srau
bsfanben, uno elmer berieIben. auf ben
Druid anipieIenb, burd ben man bic gIr.
better gum Stimmen oeS repubIitaniiden
IidetS stuinsen mil. tief: Isle ibnnen
Elm Bferb ipobl sum Wafer treiben, aber
iie t6nnen es nidt stpinsen, su trinien /"
Oieie 8emerfuns tpurbe bon ben anberen
4rbsitern nit erobsm 8sifaas uufss'
npmmen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
Sa8 EhaI abndrtS.

TahInr. Gin in ber l. Warb mob.
member 8oIe erbieIt am Samiiag in Der
SapIor Wine burd einsn 8obIenfaG ei.
men 8einbrud. GER unb Srau ausuii
8i@ler bon Der Ppne feierten ON Sam.
flag glbenb ibre iilberne So@seit, ber
cine srObe Sreunbesidaar unb bic Tap.
Ior Sornet 8anb beitpobnten. - Srau
Sobn Safob feierte am Wontas Gbenb
ibren @eburtstag, au benz ibre 8inber in
grocer 9lnsabl eridienen. .-Da bic mel.
ten SdGlsr Der biefssn S6uIen fein
Smpfunsscertififat portpeiien fonnten, 70
ipurben bieieIben ON Nontas beimse.
idIdt unb bic 5oIse mar, bab bic S6uIen
nur einen fIeinen Bro,entias Der S6d.
Ter batten uno baS sanse 2ebripfsm ba.
ourd beraneirt trurbe. Die meiiten
S4Glcr lieben ii6 ipdter impfen.
= Die 8. & $. 8abnffation unb bic
8arbisritube bes Geo. @riffitb su Wooie
iinb am Samta9 gfadt bon Oieben erbro'
den porben; in erferer erbielien iie
ni6ts, bod @riffitb permibt ale feline
9anonerts5eu9e.
- Gin aus brei 8obnunsen beiieben.
oer 8lod in Surpea, bem Sobn 2ipsfi
sebbrenb. tpurbe am Sonntag Woreen
Our6 Seuer beibdbist unb Der 8erIuit
an bemfeIben uno Der ginridiuns bstrdst
81, 800. nit 81 200 8eri6eruns.
Ser ls Sabre aIte Scbn Boone.
IT,, bon Iuoca. Der am Sreitae gla6mit.
tag nit mebreren 8ameraoen mad ben
Wooiic Bergen fubr. UNI su fiiden unb
iasen, tpuroe beim 8reuaen bes Stub Run
Slufes set6otet. inbem bic 2abuns elmer
Slinte ibm in ben llnterleib brans, oils
er bieielbe aufbebsn unb auf einen 8osel
abbrlden tpoats.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
Bapue Spuntu.

SonesbaIe. Gin tpeitersS Seusr, bas
unapelfelbaft anseIest mar, brad nm
Dienitas Worsen in Gbriitian Sea's
@rocerie 2aoen auf Smltb Sia aus. oas
ben Snbalt iotpie bas @ebduoe serii6rte ;
bic 8eriiberuns tpirb nur einen Ibsil
oes Serluites beden. .-Sobn 3. Wufel.
mann bon BllfeS Barre unb Carrie ".
Sd bon NepfounoIano /; Sobn B. 8ru.
ner unit 8oiu u 8nebr. beloe bon TeraS.
erpirtten am WontaS Seiratbslisenien.
- Sobn @oans bon SeeIeppile be.
CAB iib am 1 onneritas nab einem tlei'
nsn Ieibe binter ieinem Stale, UNI su
fiiben, betum einen epileptiiden AnfaQ,
fiel in bas Wufer uno srtranf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
Stabtratb. .
Common Council 2T

common council, ", Nu9ut.
Die pieI bsiprphene Oroinanj au,
8erenseruns bon Wpomlns Apenue,
suli1en 2lnben unb Utulberrp Strabe,
lpurbe in bieisr 8sriammIune nod cine,
iparmen Debatte angenommen. Gnt
Ansabl Der Staotrdtbe iinb eesen Stra.
Benpereneeruneen i'm eentralen Staot'
tbeiIe unO an @si6dftsitraben, unO cd
1T fraeli6, OBJ bsr Select in obiser
Sn1e oem Common @ouneil belitimmt.
5olsenbe OrbInan3en ipuroen eInitie
ber,dtet unb IN lbrer re9ularen OIbnune
perleien: SIR Steinplatten Settentpes se
unb 8Inntslne on Waibinsion 4penue.
3pii6sn Warion unb Nsp gorf Stra
Bsn; fur Stelnplatten Seitenpeeen an
ssplHen Straben Der 6. Waro fur
BHaiteruns pou 2rsbIer Court, spii6en
Olloe unb Bine Straben; fir Spsi
Auffansbaiiins. ems an Der Gde bon
Raln Npenus uno Sadion Strabe, oas
anoere an Der gds BON Spoe Bart Ape.
nue. unb Sadion StraBe; fur einen
3peisubsusstanaI an 9beiIen bon Wpo.
ming Apenue, Garb StraBe uno Waihs
,n9ton Auenue fur e,nen 3tpeisab'
3ueStanaI an S4uls Gourt.
5oIsenten, i'm Oberen 3peise befd'
tisten 8orIaSen, tpuroe beleeitimmt
neberpeiiuns Der Gontrufte 3ur PHafe'
runs bon Weit 2udapanna ApeHue unb
Dtabon Court {; bic 8emGbunsen, ben
Staats GOnpent Der Seusripsbr fur nd&'
ties Sabr bisrbsr gu brinssn; Gontrattor
S&t6osr srlaubsno, am Gdfein ees
faptli8sn @sbaabss msbrers Ramsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
- Ser bietse Ttpin S6adt SiIfs.
fonb betrua geftern sl5 1876 IL.

- Ser biefee Tpin S6abt Silfss
fono betrus seftern sl5. 1876 IL.
- Die go Sabre aIte frau autbonr
Seater bon Bocono Summit nuroe um
Ditiwot bon einem &vblensuse iibsr
fabren uno setDotet.
Die WonbIi@t greuriion Der Brief.
TRIGGER mad 2afe Arlel am Montoe
abenb mar iebr erfOIsreld unb bon ettpo
700 PeriOnen beiu6t.
- @esen grtbur Srotbinsbam uni
Srau, aIs @isentbGmer beS Srotbinsbam
9beuters. iino Suosments gum 8straee
BON S6l 900 einsetrasen tporben.
- Die protettip 9lfIociotion be,
Bferoebeidlaser (Sufidmieoe) pirt
nddfen Disntas bier elne SIbuns ball
ten unb man erpartet ettpa rs Deleea'
ten.
-Hah mebripbdentli1em Stilfanb,
1T am Dienftue bic 4rbeit in Der Seq
sett'S @reef Diine tpieber aufsenommen
oa man feline tpeitere 8eri1iebunsen be-
fiir4tet.
- Die Roarins 8rpof 2oee ber &it'
ter bonn @oIbenen Gbler fibrte Nititpod
gbenb adbebn neue Wfitelieber Elm
DeIesationen anoerer 2osen iparen on
tpeieno.
- 9ie brei bieTsen Tbeater tperbel
am ndditen Uiontas fur bic Serbit uni
Winteriaiion er6fnet tperben; alIe bre
iinb tpdbreno bes SommerS renopirt uni
rsparirt tporben.
- Die 8eb6rbe sur examination bot
Ipplifanten fur @ruben. Nufieber i'm err
fen unb apeiten 9iitrift tpirb ii1 am l6
Sept. in Der Gitp Saae periammeIn, un
ihrer Pfi&t 3u ssniisen.
- I'm Sonnenuntersans am nddfer
Wontae besinnt baS iGoiide Neuiabr
tpeIdes bic 8abl 5657 fibrt. Die Sc,
tGfte unferer israeIitii1en Witbirge,
tperOen bis Dienftas absnb ssi6IOHsl
iein.
-Serr CHARLES 3apmeper, Elm 8ru
Der uniereS befannten 8ottlers, Der iei
Elm paar Sabren in 8blIabeIpbia anee
felt tpar, 1T ieBt Aufpdrtsr in ben
Sotel ees Serrn Peter 8ieeler an 5rant
I'm Npenue.
- 8orfser 6. 9. 8oIanb fanbist
am WOntas gbeno in elmer 8sriumm
lung oes Srpan. Sepaa Clubs an. oai
@untibat Srpan Scranton beiu1sr
iperoe. fonnte ieoo9 ben senauen Datum
nod nldt an8eben.
- Ser .,arbeitertas" nd6fsn Ron'
tag lou sroBartiser sefeiert neroen. mi
nod ie auuor. Bel Der parabs aaer
bieiisen 4rbeiter. nntonen erpartet mar
aud sabIrelbe DeIesatlonen bon @lI
tesbarre. 8ittSton uno Garbonbule.
= 9as bur6 bas Ssuer in bem Goo
@rbanee 8ebduoe ebenfoas ausae
rGuderte ..Goaierp Snsineer" Stabilize
ment 1T nab ben orei oberen Stoduer'
fen beS Diears 9ebduoes oerlesi tporosr
uno pieeer in arbeltsfdbiSem 3ufanb.
-9aS 9er3ei6niB bon SduItinbern
ipeIbes unter oem 5arr S6uI3punsss.'
isb bon ben Nfsforen porsenommer
ipurbe, bat cine 70 srobe AnsabI Dor
i6ulpfi6tisen 8inbern srseben, bai
man ftirdtet, iie ni8t ale unterbrinser
al fSnn en-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03

elnaupauen.
Die ReioIution. tpsI&e au Gnseboten
speds Druid Der fdbtif6en Nn,eissn unb
Grudarbe,ten oufotbern ioate. ipurbe
I uen cel I'm uno bei6IoHsn. bic Ans
E'sen bet benienisen 3e,tunssn unb
Orudern berfteaen su lnfen. bic bis iett
ben Gontraft batten. oorauSssiest, bas
tie ni6t mebr tuis Biz iebt re&nsn.
geue 8orlasen Fnb ipie foIst sinse.
rei4t iporben: slr Elm eleftrii@es
Gi1t. gde WupIe Strass unb Reminss
ton 4penue; fir Gipeairunsslinie an
Scout Strabe. ..suii6sn 9rospeet unb
Yitiston 4penues fur stpei elsftriids
Gt4ter in bet 2. 0arb; fdr Gnbring.
uns bon WelSbab aeu1tern in Der
Stabtbuae; bic Iestere purbs bem
Somlie iiberpieien, bic anbsren ioslei&
B itdtist.
Sie Oroinansen fur einen sseueralarm
&aiten fur ben O.. 8. & D. GuIpeIt an
8eiier Npenue. fiir Elm eIettrii1es 2i&t
Dor Der Staotbuae, fiir brei 2sitern unb
2ettunss8lrtel fir bic GrpitaI gompanie
une fir einen 5neisabsuesianal an
Ibeilen bon 2arh Strabs, @pomins
uno Wafbinston GuenueS, purben in
eriter unb speitsr 2eiuns anssnommen.
Die Drbinans fur gHaitsrune bon
8rebler @ourt, bic ben @ebrau1 bon
beitimmten 9adfeinen Sori6rsibi, tparb
10 ameneirt, baB ireenb Elm PATHFINDER
8adfein benubt perben tann.
Sei oritter 2eiuns fnb bic foIssnoen
Oroinansen aneenommen porben: SIR
Elm elettrii6eS 2idt. @de Soaotp Strabe
uno Cumberland Apenue; fur Elm eIsfs
trii6es 2idt. gds @ibfon Strabs unb
1apIor Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
Dunn ore.

- Iqe DHentIihen S6uIen bss gor.
OuebS iperOsn am nd6tsn WOntas sr0ff'
net.
= Die Sdmiebe bon 2oftu8 & DC.
Speensp an Gbeitnut Strabe il frIb
am SOnntas Uiorsen bur6 Seuer ,er
Hort tporben, ebe bic bur6 2aiten 81
uIurmirte 5euerpebr SdIfe leiiten fonnie.
8iqiam Bids warb am Sam.
Tag abenb bel Der Rddtebr bon elmer
grcurfon obsrbalb gImburf bur6 bic
S6psntuns beS 3uees abseporfen unb
eine 86iduns binunteraeporfen man
ernartete, ibn i6iper psrlebt aufsufinben,
bod entfam er tpunberbarer Beiie nit
nur Elm paur S&rammen unb S4nitten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
s.IaDars. sada. & @sHsrn Gifsnbabu.

UfVHIUBI II JHWI IOJUs
,3ist puIalTtn SCRANTON: Grprse fir Syrd.
euft, Ssptso, Utica, Buffalo unb ben Dsfftu
IL % uup 2.35 Worstns unb lac RaHm.,
8srbinDuus ma6tnb In Buffalo mad altn
punitsn.in BEN WsNtn, Sinsbamtpn unr Bath
UNI IS W. unb 100 Ra6m. Glmira Gyprse
um SIS Nadm. grprtb fir Rtp gori, lao,
$50, SIS, 800, 955 Dr.. 1.f0 unb 3.3S
9a&m. Grprse fir philadelphia, Gafpu,
1Isntou. SIS, sou unb 9.55 Dr., t.t0 uub
.3S Ratm. Rt6oIion Areompeatipn prl66t
SeIantou um 400 uub 6 10 Nadm. Ipbp.
blnna ACCOMMODATION UtrIabt scranton um 6.iO
@ttnbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
Seuti6e Srtefltts.

Sn bem Staate Ssrmont fanb am
Dienitas bic 8abI fur einen @oupern6r
itatt unb mad ben porliesenoen 9erl6tsn
nar oas ReiuItat Elm sIdnsenOsr Sies
Der &epublitaner. @ntneoer iino bic Rs'
publitaner tpie E in Wann sur Dablurue
sesansen. OOer es baben pieIe 9utselo'
Demotraten bas republifaniibe Glfet
seitimmt. tpeI6' IeBtersS ipabrideInIltsr
NJ - Tbatiade blelbt. bab bas republl'
tanii6e 8otum aaentbalben eine erbebs
libe 3unabme seiet uno Der 8epublitas
ner @rout nit sesen 10000 Stimmen
Nsbrbeit gum @oupernbr ertpEblt 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
Odnffa0un9.

Wir fiiblsn uns psrauIa6t bel BEN abltbtn
unisru 5O&tsr, Wittpe eouiia Rtrl, al ben
wsrtbsn Grtunotu uno Ra6barn fur bic pitltH
Sspsiis BON RilS,fhbl rpGbrtnb tbru laussn
8ranibeit uuirn brtli6fsn Dant aussuiprt.
den. Dsssleitsn BEN stattsttu Stslpretr,
pafpr Nprpt fir etiffiGtn Srof, BEN air&tH.
dor Auartttt Der StdcrY Strabs prtsbpt. @s-
nsnps fiir ben Ssiaus unb itlitelt& alien btu>
tsnissn, pslts eur& pas sablrsi&s SraunssfpIss
ibrs Gbdlnabms bs,tusttn.
5bto. StfiiHetr
uub Samtlis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
DttterCn

Der seiammte 5ono fir bic Bitts'
ton Noibleloenoen betrus am Samltae
eitpa $4,000.
6 3 Dolfe, 3abImeIiter Der
Rtnton 8oblen So. pom Bttston. tprp
ielt ener Wode petmlbt. Dian bat
elne unteriuduns Der Bidder besonnen
uno elni9e nnre9elmdblsteiten entbett.
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Sartmann's Yateat Tarbe

II unubsrtr, fflIb aut 8leh. uuo RstaIlod4ern
un an 8adlteiupiuisru usrbinosrt fis bas Ser.
brodeln uOn Rortsl uuo 8adfteinen bait Idu.
asr uie eln 8Isdoad unb pIro i'm 6robsu oo.r
Ssinsu usrtauft Don
9oHtratts Mnton Sartmauu,
nberHommsn. 1902 pampton Strab..
8eft,lun9eu aud in Der ..8o1tnbIatt'' Stiet
uno All 3. BaibnsiOn aps. anssnomm.n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
Mrmenifeuer fir ISAR.

Die DupIifats fir bic armtnftuu fir ben
Srantcn' Dunmprs Diffrift ltub mir tibngtbtn
pprptn unb bic SttatrtabItr ntrbsn nm piintt-
lttt Ssabluua in mtiHtr Sifitt In en Gity
Saas niu4t, am Rotten iu fparsn.
36,5 Wabt W. Sim
scranton, 1. Stpt. 1896. Gclsitcr.
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steoertran, une ieiner 6aite,
Naeb Sarnietu.
Mn;et9e.

pisrmit alien msintn Grsuubsn unb 9tfann.
ten tur ssfaaissn Ha&riat bab Id mid ron
indnr 8ranfbtit iopsit trbrlt babe, nm nasiat
driiIits 5bdiisfsit am 7. Stpt. 1896 pitbu
aubuutbmsn.
Or. J. 3. Ammaau.
Strantcn, Sspt. 1896. 1862
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Giienbabn Seittabelle.

Gris unb @bomins gaIlsp Giienbabu 60.
70. Stunt.
Gig. S.rlafftn STantpn fir Rtp gpri, Rsp.
bursb unb 3pti&tnfatiOntn, tbtnip Saplsy unb
lpfaItn punftsn I'm 7.05 unb 8 45 Rprssns
uub 2.28 RaGm., unb trrtittn Scranton pou
pbtstn punfttn nm ft.f6 Dr., 8 is Ra&m,
uub 9.39 abtnbs.
Gin pdttrtr 3us StrISet Scranton fir eait
Grisl nm SIS ga&m., triift Gin In Srautpu
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The record-union., 1896-03-18

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-The
verdict found by the ecclesiastical court
of inal1iry engaged in investigating
charges against Rev. DR.. G. o. Brown OF
the First Congregational Church was
delivered to the press tonight by the
council and reads as follows:
Can the charges in our judgment may
he grouped under the two questions, (a)
did DIR. Brown commit adultery with
either Mrs. M. A. Stockton or Miss
Martha Overman? Cb) Has he been
guilty Of any conduct seriously affect
ing his ministerial character?
Touching the first of these two ques-
tions. we are able to make answer that
the evidence before us does not sus-
tain the charge of adultery with either
Mrs. Stockton or Miss Overman.
Touching the question of unminis-
terial conduct, we find in DR.. Brown
certain constitutional infirmitieS of
temper in the light of which his actions
must be judged, and which to some ex-
tent modify our opinions of his con-
duct, so that in one case where the
use of harsh and intimidating Ian
guage is charged against him an apol-
ogy followed so quickly that We do not
further notice it. In another case, while
the menacing and intimidating lam
guage used was not justified, it was the
hasty speech of an angry man; but in
the case of a young lady of the purest
character and the highest worth, who
felt herself threatened with a fearful
charge because she had opposed the
pastor we find his conduct to have
violated all rules which should control
the actions of a gentleman and a
Christian minister, and we censure him
for it, while we gladly recognize the
kindly and manly words of apprecia-
tion and reparation kindly offered by
him to the young lady in our presence.
1--WE should be glad to add to this ver-
dict that the various features in the
case, so far as ascertained, have not left
a trace of suspicion in our minds con-
cerning the hitherto stainless reputa-
tiOn of this honored minister of the gos-
pei, but we are regretfully compelled to
confess that DR.. Browns explanation of
the reasons in his mind for paying to
Mrs. Davidson the sum of $500 and
agreeing to pay the further sum of $50
per month for a series of years, all for
the purpose of securing the silence of a
supposed Mrs. Baddin, is not altogether
satisfactory to us, and that Miss Over
mans testimony as to how she changed
certain letters known as the Overman-
Tunnel letters, which contained the
chief discriminating evidence in this
case, is impaired seriously by confessed
falsehoods previously told concerning
the same matter, while the strange and
apparently significant absence from
this city Of the receiver of the letters
CAIrs. TunnelD has added to our en-
barrassment in the effort to ascertain
the truth.
while we feel compelled to condemn
the acts now specified IN our brothers
conduct, it is our hope and prayer that
the sharp lessons of recent months may
be taken to heart by him. and that in
consequence his future years may be
more fruitful than any in the past"
The council concludes with descrip-
tion of it's labors, and tenders some
wholesome advice to the church of
which DR.. Brown was pastor.
The record-union., 1896-03-18
THE PAINTERS STRIKE.
Every Union Painter in San Francisco
to be Called Out4This Morning.

Every Union Painter in San Francisco
to be Called OutaThis Morning.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 17-The
Master Painters Association has de-
clined to accede to the terms of the
Union Journeymen Painters. This
action will probably precipitate one of
the largest trade union strikes ever wit
messed in this city.
The journeymen demanded a mini
mum Of eight hour days wages, and a
recognition of the building trades work
ing card system. The latter would
practically shut out non-union men.
Several minor concessions were also
asked.
At a special meeting of the Master
Painters Association of the Pacific
Coast, held tonight, it was resolved
that the demands Of the Journeymen
Painters Union in regard to the card
system would not be recognized. All
other concessions were practically
granted
Immediately upon the receipt of this
decision the journeymen held a eau
Gus and decided to call out every union
painter on a general strike tomorrow
at O'Clock, and it is expected by that
hour every job in the city will be tied
up. The leaders are determined not to
yield a single point, and they claim that
the support promised them will enable
them to stop all branches of the build
ing trades until the trouble is settled.
The strike is not entirely local in its
effect, and if not speedily settled will
spread over the entire coast.