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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

Ser en9liIAe 0ampfer rgrat6ie" lit
in ooriger Wo9e gu Hptterbam BON @eri6ts
pegen fir nur $4,000 @ulben Dffentli9
%berfauft porben. 9amit tpirh elm tleiner
She'll bes 6egen bic 8efiber bes 9dmpfers
r@ratbie" our6 ben Nprbbeuti9en 2Gobh bor
benz 8uitdnbigen @ert6t in 3ptterbam pegen
bes @erluites bes 9ampfers nGG6e" err
lansten S6aDenerfabzl1rtbeils gebedt. SIM
8an5en betrGet Der S4abenerfab. tpel9en
bic 8eitBer bes 9ampfers nGratbie" benz
3orbOeuti6en 2lobb in 6olge bes bur9 ben
ngrdtbie" berf9uloeten l%1nterganss Der
D@l6e" gu leiiten baben, 565,5OO @ulben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

gon benienigen beutf9en 2ut6ez
ipel4e friiber rep~ublitanif9
pdren, a6er bann infolge Der S9ulfrage
fi3 3~eitpeiltg BON Der republifanif9en pur=
tel trennten, oerite6t es fi6 BON felbft, baB
ie in Der iebtgen &riits Mc&tnGeD
unterftiiBen. Q6er au9 bieienigen beutf9en
2utberaner, tpelbe fi9 f6pn oOr benz S9ulz
ftrette CUR bemofrattf9en partet binnetg=
ten, tpoGen ni9ts bon Der Si1berzOe Demo-
tratie pifen, unb ibr Organ, bic nO4ent=
li9e G%6icagoer n8unOf9au", fagt bonn rbe=
motrdti19en" Acknowledgement BON 1896,
er faGe iebt benz urtbeil Der @ei4i6te unb
6pffentli9 Der @erurtbeilung bes ameritaniz
f9en 8pltes an6eim.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

gu Columbus, Ohio, purbsn Die fritz
1eren Staqts=S enatoren @eo. Sben BON
Neparf unb SObn Nuincp 4b6ott BON
McGOmnelspiae gu ie 5pei Sa6rsn 3u9tz
Gaus berurt6eiIt. Sben brang in ben gItrt
bes 9auIes, bas prototoG gu dnbern, Inn
gu bepeiien, baB cine 8iG f9on ungenomz
men lei, nnb abbott nabm @eIb an, INN bds
Ipotbefergefeb our 4nndbms gu bringen.
Die l1rtbeile fpurbsn bis September fus5
Penbirt, UNI &ppeaatiOn gu erm0sliden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

Der Sammanps0 emotrat Sul5er bon
Nep Oorf, MttgIteb bes ieBigen Nationai~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ber nit Sin benz Gbi@
cdgper acknowledgement b%eipobnte, tit por
Der Si1berz9 emptrati gu &ren3e
gefro9en unb f9pdrmt unb lGrmt leBt FUR
8rban. 9ns bereinfamte beuti9e StlbtrS
blatt in indianapolis mu9t baber isBt aus
bieiem sul3er einen Deuti4en. 9od allr
ber Nams pes Mannes sripnsrt ans
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
AIT ltnfere 2efer.

8efomoere 8eaGtttt8 Derotetett
Die att attOeret GteMe atge5et8tet
0ramien, bet Setem atBer Oct
2lbotttet TT cuts be0tn91tn8 elite bers
bGltmiBmdBi8 9eringe 3nf6Ia9ss
sabI1tmg nerIan9t mtro. 9teielbet
ftno febr fDrsfattt8 9e,pa1lt ttnS
tt1tr Gittfamfe lit 9roBent WaBitabe
crm68IiGett 10 biGtae &eam8sbes
b%tnanmAett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

Die @olbreIerDe tit innerbalb stpeier Wpz
den Tim nube8u 10 Mtaionen Dollars 3uz
iammengeI9mDl5en. 4nfangs Suli ftano
fe mod auf $1O2,0OO,oO0 urb am @amIta g
Seigte Der pegeI am @oloreferboir nur mod
500, 100000.
llnb 9as baben NIT ibrem Sin9en bic
Silberitrenen aetha1!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
Sfnr merthuou fir grauen.

Stoda iabrefanoem &ranfIein NIT etrert Wtutterletben
hsr fmlintmSten Dirt unb npn ben beften 9er5ten as
u~nbeilbar be5ei6net. babe i'd mid iblieBlt9 bnrtb
Elm bormluIes bdusli9es MitteG ielbit 9ebeilt. 9ieiss
Ntittel lift 10 mertbpoa, baB i9 irsenb elmer abnlt9 be"
bafteten Srau cine lOta9i9e 8ebanoluit9 fret Suierbs-
Ntan obreiIire: Mtrs. Gntilp 8aiett, Gpntb 8enb, Sub.
8iul1SnD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

pplitif3e 5inger3ei9e, fpnbern iie iino po~
litif9 5iemlt4 b%ebeutunesloie @eniationcn,
pie bas amerifanilde 8plt ife ii9 bel ieoer
pafenben unb unpaffenben @elegenbeit 10
qerne ~leiItet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

0entf4e. Sul8er 1T aus gaetp Serfep ges
birtig, 4bbotqt unb 9anbpertspOlitifer in
Gep gort nnb benz 0eutf9tbum
fremb, siebt iiA aud gar ni4t fir einen
9eutf6en aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
Cob lit SaQe unto ssaue.

Die Hepublifaner, beren 6auptquartier
beute in gbicago feline SbGtisteit beginnt,
perben borldufig bic Carthage 3uriidbrdrz
gen unb tbre gan5e @ufmertlamteit Der Naf=
fldrung Der Mahen be3iglt9 Der @elbfruge
ptbmen. IS fp4 cine Champagne Der @rz
3ie6ung eingeleitet nerben, tpie tie fprgfalz
tiger unb umfangrei9er nod niemals unterz
nonlmen iporben 1T. 9eBbalb pirb ii6 auA
Die pref1e, tpel9e Der @utgelbIa9e bient,
oiefer Saftit anpafen unb mir tperben baz
ber in elmer 3etbe BON Nrtifeln bic am bdu=
tighten seitelten 8rdgen gu beanttportsn
fu9er.
Nm meiften b0rt man: SIS tit gar ntht
eenug Sob in ber Welt, I'm ben Qaz
fprii9en BON 9an0el unb Manbel gu 9eniiz
gen." 3uglei9 bort man Die &lage iiber
vgpntraftipn Der ltmGaufsmittel".
Oarauf bot Der Director ~unferer Miin3en
cine unfpiberlegbare Anttport gegeben uno
mir polen elei6 bier beifiigen, baB bic Be-
ribte unb @6dbungen unferes Miin3@0 iref>
tors be3iigli9 Der @plbausbeute in Der gam
gen Welt a1s bD9fte Nutoritdt 9elten. Seine
8orani61dge baben ft4 itets aLs Der 8irfz
lihteit am nd9ften tommenb ~ertpieien unb
fein ein5iges Wtal intterbalb Der lebten feds
Sabre bat er bic AlSbeute iiberIddBt, fonz
bern 1T itets etpas binter berielben geblisz
ben, Elm 8etpeis1 ieiner conferOatiDsn
@9dbung. reid
Sir bas luufenbe Sabr bere9net !9err
greiton bic @olbaisbeute auf Die unge@
beure @urnme BON 1920, O00, 900. I'm SIT
beipeifen, mas bas bebeutet. unb mas nat
BON Semen 81 bdlten bat, tpel9e ~bebuupten.
baB bic @elbmitte[ ben 8%ebiirfnifen nl4t
entfpre6en, geniigt bic folgenbe Isabelle:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
- sinO Sic tonic +!

1tnIere relle oufIebenerre9enbe Grtinbun9 beilt ielbtt
bic I9mieriefteu tSd1e BON 3aub9ett nnr Salto"
ittrnire ~nnbeilbar S1reniauien DDrt fofort auf
~i1nsdbltae 0otiente1 beretts 9ebeilt. Senben sic genane
8ei6feibung Sbrer &rautbeit, nnS mir iper6en Sbret
6a1 f~p1tenfrei unteriufen nno S9ner %ertlarett, fote
sic SSbr 8ebDr in frraer 3elt bet 9erin9en &Dlten
pteber berfte1en fDnnen,
DR.. &uotuig Wper6,
Obrentlintf, 25-27 Sritte Aoe, Stetp Dorf.
%10iun4pD, Jam
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

9ieie Sabe[e umfaBt ben 3eitraum Der
peritri4en lit, felt, mad 8ebauptung bet
Srettlberleute, bic Contraction Der l1nl@
laufsmtttel begonnen bat. Dor 1890 Sat
Die @olbausbeute bur9f9ntttli9 i'm Sa6r
bic 60be bon 34,o83,O 900 erret9t, nnb bic
iebige Musbeute a II @oIb a1letn lit
UNI $15,OOO,OOO gr0Ber ais bic Nusz
beute BON Sob unb SiIber 5uiammen
por 1884.
$50 bleibt angeft6ts FOLDER 3ablen Die
8ebauptung Der @ilberbolbe, baB ni9t ge=
niigenb Sob geponnen perbe, INN ben Nm
forberungen bes 9anoels unb 8ertebrs gu
entipre9en9
@tr batten BEL biel neniger 1mlaufsz
mitteln unb elmer. @olbprpbuftion, bic I'M
bic 6dlfte gerin9er tpar, als Die iebtge,
rgute 3eiten", benin bas &apttal bate
8ertrauen our @brli9feit Der 59ulb=
ner unb our &egiertng Der Ser. Staatea;
ales Cob cirfulirte, tpdbrenb es ii9 iest
aus Nneit bor Der 4gttation Der 9ilber<
bolbe bertrie9 t unb bonn Warfte fern
bdlt.
@er baber BON elmer Contraction Der
9elbmittel fpri6t, la9t eine llnnabrbsit.
g2i6t bic @elbmittel ftnb eingef9rumpft,
fonbern bas @ertrauen 1T enti9pua~
ben unb bieIes 8ertrauen tperben bic 8ppo=
frater NIT i6rer repplutiondren platfDrm
unb ibrsm u%nreifen @anbiOaten gepiB ni6t
berDorrufen, fonbern nur nod mebr err
I4ittern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
0n5ei9en.
Qas immae 9emtf@lamS.

Gin 9uf beutI9er @eiftes9ef6ibte BON Sphnrnes
NrDelit. Ntit ben 9ilbniiien BON @uBfolp nnb &aube,
Sebnuben 81. u.
KoeIIIng & KIappenbaoh,
9eutf9e 9u9banolun9, fOO-1O2 3tonboLpbsStr.
Gel: Mtatn 21l6.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Train Saved by Il Tramp.

A special from Washington, Ind,
says tramp saved M express train
from being wrecked by dynamite a
short distance east Of Mitchell, Ind.
The story is that the tramp, about l
a.m., found enough dynamite and
nitro glyccrine placed on the track to
blow the engine to pieces as soon as it
struck it. Hsying no other mode Of
signalling he ran to the nearest switch,
tore off the lamp, and returning sig
nailed tie approaching tr4in. AS lie
was doing SO he was shot at by the
vreckers, and was found unconscious
by the trainmen. The officers Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern are
inclined to doubt the tramp's story, as
they have 70 inform alton OF his being
wounded, nor of his having shown any
dynamite. However, they have or
dered bloodhounds to the scene and
will investigate.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Desperate Jail Delivery.

A wholesale Jail delivery occurred at
DesArc, Ark, - noon Saturday.
Deputy Sherii{, Charles LiEdcl was
knocked inseusible and severely beaten
by Mark Linton, desperate horse
and COW thief, and locked inside the
iron cage. Linton then went through
the jail and liberated his fellow rris-
oners, five in number, and escaped to
the woods. The escaped jail birds are
Steve Paine, who murdered Jonas
Reid last June; Jasper Dunn and Will
sherley, horse thieves, and Buck
Miles. Dunn and Miles were recap
tured. Sheriff Scretcn has posses out
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Fire at indianapolis.

AT s o'clock Saturday morning fire
broke cut in tho tourstory building
Mt 26 and 2S west Washington street,
indianapolis, Ind, occupied by Reb-
son Il Laurie, dry goods. The entire
building and stock, valued at ABOUT
800, 600, were destroyed. Tha cigar
store OF Charles T. Meyer & Co., i'm
meaiatcly west, Suffered by fire and
water to the amount OF SIS, OOD. The
Knox 5 and 10 cent store on the east,
carrying n 80, 900 stock. also suffered
heavily by water. All the losses are
covered hy insurance.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Fatal Co!!iery Explosion.

Two persons were killed and three
fatally injured by the explosion Of one
Of the twenty-four boilers at the Cen
t-alia coliiery, Centralia, Pa: Friday.
The dead are; John Eovitzo and
Andrew Munock. The fatally injured
are: Michael Kulick, John Stenchuk
and Matthias Losher. The injured men
were taken to the Miners hospital.
There are no hopes for their recovery,
they being badly msngled and bruised.
The cause of the explosion is un-
known. ......
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
ARBITRATION.
King Oscar of Sweden the Fifth kcf-
cree in the Venezuelan Case.

The king of Sweden and Norway,
Oscar II, has been chosen by treaty
between the United States and Great
Britain as the fifth or final arbitrator
of the Venezuelan boundary question.
The other arbitrators, four in number,
are to be designated, two by the lord
chief Justice OF England and two by
the chief justice OF the United States.
This is the final and most important
feature of the treaty for the complete
adjustment of the long pending Ven
czuelan controversy. The treaty was
concluded in Washington Tuesday
night at the British embassy, Sir Julian
Pauncefvrte representing her Britannia
majesty and Secretary Olney, the
United States. Since the return of
Sir Julian from Tendon three weeks
ago, negotiations toward final settle
ment have proceeded. Most of the
meetings were either at Mr.. Olney's
residence or at the British embassy,
the two houses being but two blocks
apart. It happened that the conclud-
ing meeting was at the embassy Tues
day and special interest was given to
it from the fact that Lord Salisbury,
the British prime minister, was to
make speech at Guild Hall, London,
in the evening. 1t is an annual event
ut which the premier usually takes oc-
casion to review the status Of the
most important international questions.
For this reason it was desired, if
possible, to acquaint Lord Salisbury
of the final ana satisfactory adjustment
OF the Venezuela question in order that
he might make such announcement as
he thought fit concerning it. When
Mr.. Olney and Sir julian reached their
final conclusions, cablegram Was at
once dispatched to Lord Salisbury
nothing him of the result. It reached
him within one hour Of the time when
he went on the platform at Guild Hall,
and it was the basis for his announce
ment to England and to the entire
world that the Venezuelan controversy
was settled. ltwas general announce
ment with detail and without any ref
erence 10 the personnel Of the court of
arbitration.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
FORGERs RUN DOWN,
Four Dangerous Criminals Erou hit to
Book, After Long Fan.

noSN, ik1tCt d Lung flAn.
The authorities OF New York city
Friday ran to earth a G1artette Of crimi-
nails who have been flooding the coun-
try during the past few months with
dangerous forged bank drafts end swim
died banks both in New York and
Chicago. One OF the principals of the
conspiracy who gives bis name as James
Thompson, although it is fictitious
name. has been il the custody Of
the police and has turned States evi-
aonce. Upon his testimony the grand
jury Friday found an Indictment for
forgery in the first degree against
Walter B. Peters, one of the combina
ton, who was captured Friday in Chi
cago and is now under arrest.
The operations of the gang showed
great shrewdness, and while the sums
of money they have secured have not
been large, their arrests are considered
most important. The combination to
Gde1rsul banks by these bogus drafts
was formed in the West. The men,
bers were Walter 3. Peters, Willis
Herbert Connors, ". Il. Smith and
Thompson. Peters is photographer
md did most Of the work and is there.
fore considered the most daneerous of
the four men.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Italian l.nINiTranta.

The steamship Bolivia, Walter Baxte,
master, reached New Orleans Monday
morning shortly after midnight, and
anchored in mid-river at Sugarhouse
Point, about q mile below Port Chsl-
mette. When she dropped anchor she
had aboard 1865 Italian immigrants,
the largest number OF steerage passen.
gers ever brought to New Orleans by
any vessel at any time. She ended her
journey with the same number Of immi'
grants aboard who started on the jour
ney October Il. There was one death
during the passage across the ocean,
the death of child, but the numerical
loss in the Storage list YVES offset by &
birth in mid ocean. The child bern on
the bounding billow is as sturdy &
young slip OF humanity as is i1nagin.
able, ]usty, strons-yoicsd little one,
with face already tanned by the sea
breezes that fed its baby lungs from
their first breath. The Bolivia is 8
British vessel, and this is the irst tine
she ever showed her nose into the
waters Of the Mississippi. She has
been plying if the immigrant trade fo1
years, bringing over new citizens for
the New World, and landing them at
New York. She registers 1000 tons
net, and is amply fitted out for carry
ing an even larger number Of immi-
grants than she has on this trip, the
trip which establishes the record for
the port OF New Orleans in the bust
ness.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Steamboat Burned.

At 1850 o'clock Sunday morning a
fire, the cause of which is unknown,
broke out in the forward part Of the
deck Of the steamboat New Jennie,
lying at the head OF Broadway street,
New Orleans. An alarm was promptly
sounded by Capt. Robt. Riadeil, of
chemical engine company No. Z, but
the flames, owing to the high wind
that was prevailing, spread with great
rapidity, and Notwithstanding the ef-
forts of Chief Thomas O'Neil and bis
force of fremen the boat WAS totally
destroyed, causing loss Of $500.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
4 Dakota Blizzard.

Specials from points in South Dakota
report q remarkably heavy fall OF snow
for this seasoE Of, the year. A Huron
specialsaays From twelve to fourteen
inches.:Sf s10w covers the ground in
that Tdrtion!of the State the heaviest
go eatIy in the season, for sixteen
years. Thousands of acres of corn are
covered. Settlers are pared for
winter and much suffering will follow.
Railway traffic is impeded. Chamber.
lain and Miller report heavy loss to
stock.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Pursuing the DauntIesS,

The steamer Dauntless, seized by the
collector of customs at Eernlndine for
violating navigation laws by not carry
ing O sufficient number Of lifeboats, haa,
it is alleged, gone to Brunswick, Gao
to engage in the towing business. The
government officials are suspicious OF
the alleged fiibuster, and Saturday as
soon as the revenue cutter Colfax
arrived at jacksonville, Fla, in charge
OF Capt. Herring, the cutter Boutwell,
at once took on coal and started in
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
n17rsuit of the Dauntless, In en- hour

pursuit of the Dauntless. In en- hour
after the Boutwell, crossed the bar the
filibustering steamer Three Friends left
her dock und crossed the bar after
dark. She had on board three weeks
supply of coal. The Three Friends was
closely followed by the steamer Katie
Spencer, which has several times car
1ied out cargocs Of arms and ammuni-
ton for the Three Friends. The United
States cruiser Raleigh has been ordered
from Key West to the ST. Johns bar to
watch for iiibustcring expeditions.
securing the country in every dlrec-
tiOn.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Bryan Declines the $25, goo OTcr.

Mr. Bryan, at Omaha, Neb., Friday
sent the following reply to telegram
from Messrs. Siesel, Cooper & Co., OF
New York, Offering him SIS, 600 year
to attend to the law business OF the
firm:
During the next four years,
expect to devote as much time as posi-
bic to the advocacy Of bimetallism, and
therefore cannot consider the PROPOSE
ton made by you. I appreciate the
confidence which your offer implies.
". J. BRIAN."
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
The Hatlolds Again.

Cept. Hatfield and Glenn, his H.
year-old son, were captured in the
mountains on Tug river, near Thack er,
". Va, Friday, by posse OF citizens.
They murdered John and Elliott Ruth
erfora and Hsnce Chambers. on cleo
zion day. Hatfield was leader of the
Hattields when they battled with the
MeCoys years ago.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Miss Corbin Married.

Miss Annie Corbin, daughter of the
late Austin Corbin, was married Satur.
day to Hallet Alsop Borrowe. The
wedding, which took place at Christ
Church, West 1sip, L. L., was quiet
AFFAIR, owing to the recent death Of Mr..
Corbln. The wedding party drove
from North Babylon to the church, q
distance Of about three miles in car
riages, returning after the ceremony to
the Corbin residence, where wedding
breakfast Was served.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;so,se,se;ssllllll \ !
: JAS. MAGEARL. WA.3pg
!: Magyar! g. David avid
: 90. BUTCEaER
!: LEAD TIE haARkE
|: With FRESH NEAT, y y
: WEIGHT, CHE' ca
: PRICES.
CLEvEI: FoRGER CAP p
Eugene II. Parker Wants.
burg, Chicago and y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Eugene H. Parker, a !. !
alias Proctor, alias Allen
Y, was arrested IN Boa
He is q clever forger, anu !,
fittsburg, Chicago ana !.
forgery and passing l0ls
For several years Parker
clothing houses in, b9s y n
purchasing q supply q eg
for them with a forged eha I
instances drawn on tho
National bank, of Boston
by Ealon e. Eustis, large " "
chants Of Boston. in
wos d conductor on the y \
Street railroad, and nls
transaction in Boston oc0u =,
S. 1850, when he passed y
for $loo in payment TO- q.
ring. He then slipped J ~ Ii
Y. where be was arreslea,m \
oll;ense, and was sentenc e. !,
in Dannewora prison. l g
fully fifteen cases ag1ns' - IA
alone, the last one beng n H
when he purchased some es,' "
Hanover street and present. "A;
less check in rayne1hl: 81,
followed. Parker adn !. ~,
forgeries committed n 80
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Fatal Explosion.

A naptha explosion at the straw fac
tory OF Wi! @rowltoa & Son, West
Upon, Mass, Tuesday afternoon,
caused tae Gea::h Ct John and Thomas
Williams CT West Upon, Mass, and
Fred G. 3ulkc ne1, superintendent of
the Wes'e EN- Wafer Gas Construction
Comp-nv, o: Tort Wayne, Ind. The
plant was baa'.J de- ne5sd.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Alonzo Wnilin.'s Trial on Appeal.

The arguments in the appeal OF
Alonzo Wal!ing, convicted of behead-
ing Pearl Bryn, were heard by the
Kentucky court OF appeals at Frank
fort, Friday, Col. George Washington
representing Mailing, and Prosecute tor
Lockhart the commonwealth. The
defense rested in errors in permitting
Deitsch and Albion to testify as to
what Walling told them. The points
made in the appeal Of Scott Jackson
were not referred to. Decision will
be reserved for come days.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Killed by a Train.

Challes F. Bright, wealthy citizen
of Reading, Pa., and Catherine Boyer,
working girl, were instantly killed
by freight train while crossing the
Pennsylvania tracks Tuesday in a
buggy. 1t is thought Bright was in
toxicated.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Killed by a Jealous Lover.

Miss Belle Thornton, millinec, liv-
ing at 1l31 Michigan avenue, Chicago,
ILL.,, vas shot aud almost instantly
killed Thursday by Charles Carlson, a
boarder at the house. Carlson cooily
walked past the landIady, who had
been attracted by the shots, and dis
appeared, but was soon captured. He
gives jealousy as the cause.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Brass Foundry Fire.

Fire broke out in tho Eagle brass
foundry at Chattanooga Sunday even
ing, and before assistance could reach
the scene valuable patterns worth S., :
eco, besides many tools and imple-
men's, were destroyed. The insurance
on the property had expired only a few
days ago.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Convict Shot.

Andrew Jackson, aged 20 years,
colored, q three year convict in the
penitentiary ct Baltimore, WIS shot
and MORALLY wounded in the prison
shoe shop at 70 o'clock Saturday morn
ing, hy deputy warden, whom he was
about to attack with o shoe knife and
hammer. There we're present115 pris-
oners, and great excitement prevailed.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Can't. Maryatt Released.

Capt. Maryatt, of the Norfolk Reg
inens, who while out shooting in the
vicinity of Smyrna was captured by
brjgands and held for $50, 900 ransom,
has been released, says a London, Eng.
land, dispatch Of Friday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Rc-EIiects Old Officers.

The board OF directors OF the Don
jacksonville Ice Company, Limited, met
Sunday and reelected the present Ell.
ticient corps of officers, composed OF
S. Goctte, ir., president and manager;
DR.. John d. Hanson, vice president,
and James Fortier, secretary and
treasurer.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
A PHILIPPINE Expedition.

Gen. Polavieja, new commander.in-
chief, and 1900 officers and men have
sailed for the PHILIPPINE islands, from
Barcelona, Spain, for the purpose of
suppressing the insurgents there. They
carry with them a great quantity Of
war material.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
LATEST LOUISIANA. NEWS.
Fire at Lafayette.

At about 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon
the residence of the Misses Breaax,
four miles from Lafayette, La, was
entirely destroyed by fire. All the
contents of the house were burned. NO
insurance; loss $4,000. Origin accident
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Timber Struck Him.

Ben Bell, a white man, who was
standing by the tracks of the A. G. s.
railway at Woodstock, Ala, Friday,
was knocked over by a projecting tim
Der on passing freight train and
fatally injured.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
German Armament 10 BE Increased

German Armament To BE Increased.
A dispatch to the London Daily
News from Berlin, Germany, says that
as result Of a visit to the Krupp ord
nance factory Emperor William has
ordered that all German men. of-war
shall hercetorth be armed with Is, 81
md 81 centimetre quick firing guns in
addition to the usual heavy artillery.