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Striking Boys become Riotous.

Special 70 the indianapolis Journal
MCNCIE, Ind, May 9.-The striking boys
a the Hemingway glass works have be-
come riotOus and are assauiting other boys
who are taking their places. thus keeping
part of the factory at work Last night
Willie Higgenbottom was assaulted by d
crowd OF strikers, and the juveniles were
arrested to-day.
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Wednesday by William Garrett, of Cleve-
land. was resumed. A majority of the
British engineers maintained that combi-
nation was all very we'll in America but
that ii would not meet the requirements of
the multitude of customers throughout the
world who send British firms small parcel
orders. They also claimed that Great Brit
ain could hold her own. Mr. Garrett replied
TO his critics at length. declaring Great
Britain only obtained the markets of the
world by delivering products cheaper than
her competitors. Prof Campbell, OF Michi-
gan University, read purely technical
paper.
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British Census Returns.

LONDON, May 9.-According to the re-
turns of this years census the total popu
iation of England and Wales is 81 525, 7iG
This is an increase over the population of
1891 of 1888, 19l, or, in other words, an in
crease of l2.15 per cent in the last ten
years The increase for the decade between
1881 and 1891 was IL %. According to the
census forty-eight counties show increases.
while fourteen show decreases
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind, May 9.-The Yorktown
jury trial in which the jurors became in
Volved in a free-for-all last night while
considering a case came to an abrupt end
ing tins morning. The court discharged the
jury, which had not agreed, and dismissed
the case against Henry Warfel, whose trial
caused the trouble.
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Mayor BerghoG's Appointments.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. May 9.-Mayor
Berghoff took the oath of Office at noon
and announced the following appointments:
City attorney, w. RI. Shambaugh: con-
troller. Joseph Fox; Board of Public Works,
Peter Eggeman, William Doehrmann and
Henry G.. Zollinger. All are Germans and
the Irish contingent of the party was en-
tirely ignored. ZOlinger, the Republican
member of the board, is prominent in the
the late Charles Zollinger, seven times
mayor of Fort Wayne.
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supporters OF Burns and contributed much
10 his election as president and the success
OF his recent fight against the cutters and
iiatteners. They declare they viii resist
any effort on the part OF Burns TO legislate
them out OF the organization.
The members OF the Backford Corpora
tive Glass Company, also members OF the
Burns l.. y. 80. are preparing 10 starr
their new plant next week IN defiance OF
Burns. There is 10 question that a serious
split in the ranks OF old l. A. 200 Is lmInl-
nent. The Hartford City preceptory Is the
largest In the United States. and If arrayed
against Burns can defeat him for re-elec-
ton to the presidency.
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No Trust OF Wntchmakers.

BOSTON, May "a director of the Amer
lean Waltham Watch Company says: THE
officers of the American Waltham Watch
Company have informed the promoters of
the proposed watch trust that that COM
pany Will not become party to any con-
solidation of watch companies. Other COM
panies have declined to go into any trust
movement. so the S75.0OO0O0 combination has
been abandoned"
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To Test the Woods Law.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
BEDFORD, Ind, May 9.-When the case
of the State against Prof George p. Parks
was called yesterday a motion to quash
the indictment was overruled by Judge
Martin, who desires the Supreme Court u
pass on the case. The prosecution is al the
iustigaton of Prof. Parks, a magnetic
healer of this city, and the case is to test
the constitutionality of the Woods medical
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High school Field Day at Marion.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, May 9.-To-morrow is the
cay scheduled for the school field-day meet
in this city. The Marion, Kokomo, Wabash
and Fairmount high schools will be repre-
sented, and special trains will be run from
e%ch place. bringing large delegations. The
events will be held at the Marion Driving
lark, and tomorrow night dance Will be
given in honor of the visiting teams.
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Delrn0nte whore they will spend sunday
STOPS will be made OH the way a. Ventura,
Santa BefDara and San l.ris Obispo.
One OF the most notable incidents OF the
day Vas visit paid By President Mckinney
to Mrs Jessie Denton Fremont the aged
widow OF Gen. John e. Fremont. Mrs. Ere
mont was injured Ira an accident about a
year ago. since which time she has been an
invalid The President spent "A quarter OF
hour IN social conversation with her al
her home
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Special 20 The IndianapoIis Journal
BEDFORD. Ind, May 9.-The Bedford
Light, Heat and Power Company has COM
pleted it's organization by the election of
the following officers: S. c. Voris, presi-
dent: J. w. Cosner. vice president; NJ. y.
Messick treasurer: j. X. Noris, secretary;
T.. q. Thornton, c. II. Emery, +. a. Mat
thews, directors. To-day they made con-
tracts with the A. j. Stahl Company. of
Laporte for the station equipment, and
with II. w. Shoot of Chicago, for the pipe.
The plant win cost $35, 600. and is to be
completed by Sept l. 1t will give employ
ment TO eighty men.
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MORE RAINY WEATHER.
Showers To-Day and Probably To-
Observation-Disclosures Winds.

WASHINGTON, May 9-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
For Ohio and Indiana-Showers on Fri
day and probably on Saturday; fresh south
easterly winds
For Illinos-Fair and warmer on Friday.
Saturday probably showers in western; fair
in eastern portion; fresh southeasterIy
winds.
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ON AN OLD MURDER CHARGE.
Tom Fish, of Crab Orchard, Ky, Is
Arrested at Vincennes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES, Ind, May 9.-Tom Fish was
arrested here last night on an old charge
of murder He is charged with killing a
negro at Crab Orchard. KY, fifteen years
ago. Fish confesses the killing, but says
he acted i'm self-defense. Sheriff Shannon,
of Crab Orchard, will come for the pris-
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Irish Papers Seized.

DUBLIN, May 9.-The police tonight
seized Mr. William OBrien's weekly pa
per, the Irish People. 1t is reported that
the seizure was made on account OF refiec-
items upon King Edward Another report
says that the Irish People was seized for
u coarse personal attack upon Mr.. George
WYndham. the Irish secretary.
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coIsnpae OF a Thcaser.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. May 9.-Tha
north wall OF the Salt Lake Theater. corner
% First South and State streets. collapsed
about o'clock this morning. So far as
known no one was hurt The building
which probably viii have 10 be torn down,
was built nearly forty years ago. In the
DAYS OF Brigham Young. and was one OF
the landmarks OF the city.
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The PIatt Amendment.

HAVANA. May 9.-There now seems TO be
doubt that the Cuban constitutional
convention will accept the Platt amend
rent but IL is expected that there will he
some delay before a mai vote Is reached
Senior Juan GualbertO Gomez is advocating
public sessions. 1t is said that the cOlored
orator wishes 10 make some interesting
statements 10 the public before the con-
ycntiOn IS dissolved.
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uypnotism and Alcoholism.

WASHINGTON. May AT to-day's ses-
sion of the American Therapeutic Society
practical demonstration OF the therapeutic
values OF hypnotism was given by DR.. +.
III. Miner. OF this city. who claimed that
such treatment was valuable IN the case of
drinking. smoking and functional disorders.
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De Vets Home Burned.

LONDON. May 9-The colonial secre-
tary. Mr.. Chamberlain, answering a ques-
ton in the House of Commons to-day said
General De Wete house had been burned
in June, as the railroad had been cut near
his farm.
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SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. May 9.-Castro
Garcia. who absconded with revenue funds
TO the amount OF 5000 I'm June last, and
who was extradited from Havre I'm July,
has been tried by a native court and SEN
fenced TO thirty-two years Imprisonment.
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DIR. Solomon. of Louisville. advocated the
use Of alcohol i'm disease as having the
properties of food and as a stimulus. espe
cialy in tiding over wasting feVers. The
convention adjourned to meet in New York
city on May ,, 1902
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Would you trust 10 luck and not insure
onr homo against fire? OF course no,
IVhv trust 10 luck In regard TO the title Ia
vour real estate? Insure IL. too. INDIANA
TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN COM
PANY l29 East Market street Tel .O0a
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Ladies'.

Johnson. Mrs. Linda
Johnson. Miss Nell.
Judson. Miss Julie.
Jones, Mrs. Martha.
Kaller. Miss Mollie.
Kirk. Miss Halle.
Kenney. Mrs. Carrie.
Logan. Mrs. w.
Lyle, Mrs. Eliza.
Martin. Miss Cora.
Maley. Miss Jennie.
Minney. Mrs. NJ. T.
Miller. hrs. Hattie.
Mccormick. Mrs. Nell
lie.
Maddox. Miss bessie.
Mcdonald, Mrs. VIM.
hatcher. Mrs. Minnie.
orr. Lula.
O'Donnell. Miss Mollie.
Plue. Mrs. Jessie.
Perclay, Miss Edna.
Pollard. Mics Jennie.
Potts, Mrs. Oliver q.
Phillips. Mrs. Harry.
Queen. Miss Leiina.
Rust. Miss Emily Il.
Rogers. Madam.
StOms. Mrs. c. s.
Scott. Miss Samantha
Srradford. Miss Amy.
Stulls. Mrs. IA. G.
Smith. Mrs. Geo. L.
Smith. Mrs. N. r.
sample, Mrs. Flavia.
Smell. Mrs. Hannah.
Taylor. Mrs. Katie.
Tye. Mrs. Carrie.
Tauescher. Miss Mary.
Thomas. Lenora.
Thomson. Mrs. VIII.
Tyre. Mrs. Jessie.
Trisler. Mrs. John q.
White. Mrs. Annie.
Warner. Miss Hattie.
Winfield. Mrs. G. A.
Walker. Mrs. Allie.
Wright. Mrs. L. ~.
Wollies. Mrs. Della.
Williams. Mrs. Net.
Warner. Hattie.
Wright. Miss Ellis.
Wyatt. Miss Carrie.
Wilson. Mrs. Helen r.
Wellington. Mary.
Wagner. Mrs. AmaE-
da.
White. Miss May.
Wilson. Miss Edith
Ieaton, Mrs. Jennie.
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Local Observations ON Thursday

Bar Their. R.H Wind. Pre-. Weather.
a n..--2s.IS 90 s6 West Il 1t. RAIN
: p. m...29.7s 81 50 West. .27 Lit Rain
Maximum temperature. IS: minimum tenn
perature, -.
Following is a comparative statement OF
the mean temperature and total precipita-
zion for May D
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zimmerman. Mrs. Jen-
ME.
Alexander. Mrs. l.. l..
Ahrens, Mrs. Tillie CD
Adams, Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Mary.
Blandin, Mrs. Mary.
Binarden. Mrs. Jennie.
Bryant, Mrs. w. III.
Bridges, Miss Title
Bryant, Miss Ethel.
Ballard. Miss Bessie.
Brown, Miss Ray.
Brook. Mrs. Nevia.
Burnett. Mrs. Mollie.
Browne. Mrs. Halle.
Banes, Miss A. N
Chrosby, Mrs. r.
Clancy. Miss Hannah.
CAVITY. Miss II.
CLANCY. Miss Han
nan III
Collan. Miss Josephine.
Collins, Miss Lizzie.
Delker, Barbara.
Dossey. Mrs. Rannie.
Donnison. Mrs. Sadie
DWyer, Miss Emma.
Dymire. Mrs. Hatha.
Downs Mrs. Jamie.
Earl. Miss Goldie.
Evans. Miss Eta.
Edwards. Miss Lulu.
Ewing. Mrs. l..
Faulkner. Mrs. Rebec-
ca.
Francis. Miss Kathe-
rine.
Ford. Miss George.
FELTON,. Mrs.
Cradle, Mrs. A. +.
Gist. Mrs. Esther.
Gage. Mrs. Bette.
Gaggie. Mrs Nettie-
Gaddis, Miss Martha.
Craven. Mrs. Agnes.
Goodbub, Mrs. Syrenia.
Gresh. Matte A.
Gregory. Mrs. @. H.
Haberg. Miss Lillian
Halt. W. ".
Hawks. Mre. Elizy.
Huffer. Mrs. Eta.
Hanley. Miss Bertha
Harm. Mrs. Maggie.
High. Mrs. Anna.
Hit. Mrs. Annie.
Heggens. Miss Bertha.
Hill. Mrs. Hattie.
Jordan. Mrs. .. w
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-. +. X. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official
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miscellaneous.

Rirdley Hardware CO.
Buckeye Rubber Tire
co.
Columbia s. & l.. Assn.
G. y. {. Medical Col
lege.
Hester Picture Co.
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indpis Loan Assn.
Internat'i Pub. Co.
Ind. Toilet PAPER CO.
Marion Sanltarium CO.
Natl Electric 4 Nfx.
CO.
TOP. Pole q SHAFT
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11nFaG i'm eiucr 9ird1e.

st q 3 in g; Pa., 6. Sftober. -
ltngefdbr Elm 0uBenb Perlonen ipurz
ben beute 8prnittag in Der fat6oliz
fden ct. Petersfirde bur9 bas Gin
itiir3en elmer temporGren Mauer, mel
9e pd6renb Der Musfiibrung gepifer
9erGnberungen an benz 8ebGuoe an
Der Snnenfeite Der duBeren M}auer
gum S9ube gegen Die @lemente er>
ri9tet iporben mar, berleBt. @ine groz
BE QuantttGt 8aditeine unD 8ebdlf
itiir3te na9 innen auf etnen 5heil Der
9emeinbe. Die am S6periten 8erz
leBten itnb:
SRI. 2iGie Sod, 8ru9 bes S9enz
felfnp9ens; Srau Sbos. R. Ganter,
8erleBungen am 8opf uno &iiden;
SRI. @itber SnDber, an Der 8ruit 5erz
f6unben; Srau @eo. Hpan, &tppenz
bru9 unb innere 8erlebungen; Wdrte
Qqen, &opfpunbe.
Der 6auptaltar ltno btele &tr9enz
1tii6le nurben Sertriimmert.
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NnNrrlu @hitc III 0amie.

@1racufe, N.zg., 6. Sftpber.-
Nnbreip W6ite, Der amerifanii9egotz
i9after in Berlin, tit bier angelangt
uno bGlt 1i9 Bel ieinem 8ruDer 6oz
race 6. @bite gum 8efud auf. @on
bier gebt er mad Stbuca uno bon bort
na6 WaI6ington, ipo er Dem PrGiiz
oenten Stool Iepelt, tpie es Bel etnem
prdfbententpe6iel berf0mmli4 it,
feline 3eIignattpn unterbreiten piro.
Die Wfitglieber feiner Samilie ertparz
ten aber, baB Or. Mbite nu4 Berlin
5uriidfe6ren unb mod einige 3eit feline
@tellung als 8otI4after beibe6alten
pirb. gr gebentt nur einige Wo6en
in Der 6eirnatb 5u Deripeilen unb fein
8efu6 betrtfft bauptid4li4 priDatz
gei9Gfte. Srdu W6ite peilt gegenz
nGrtiq in DRESDEN.
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Geprae Traneis Srain's Srnnie.

Om a B a, Nebr., 6. Sft. - Geo.
5rancis Srain, mad pel6em cine hiez
iige 2ebranitalt genannt ipirb, Die
aber na9 Dem 2lttentat G3ol9os3'
auf Mc8inlep's Namen umgetduft
purbe, neil Srain elm @liidlpunf4z
f9reiben an emma 9olomann gez
ri6tet, bat an ben S9ulrat6 BON
Omaba gei6rteben: rSie baben uns
8eioe geebrt unp id beetle mid, So
men meine Sreunbe barii6er uus3uz
oriiden. Wlir fpe3iea BADEN sic Ell
men groBen 9ienft erpieIen." 9es
Deiteren bGnfelt Der alte 9umoriit
ben @6ulrat6, inbem er iust, man
bate Die S9ule, au9 penn er bas
@elb fir ibren 8uu bersegeben, gar
ni9t na6 ibm nennen iollen, oenn bic
8eridte bGtten i'm fir irriinntg err
flGrt unb na9 8erriidten nenne man
bod feline 2ebr sSnititute. Gr bleibt
babel, iein Brief an Die @olomann
9abe nihts llngeb0riges enthdlten,
fonbern nur einige freunoli6e Worte
Der Spmpatbie an ein uni6ulotg perz
folgtes, tpeibli6es WeIen.
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ge6ere gerpHssung fur ssclente.

SO a T bington, .. g., 6. Oft.
Die Gommiiiion, fpeLAe ernannt
porben mar, INN Die Marine Ratioz
men elmer Rebilion su unteraieben,
bat, tpie es beiBt, beri6tet, baB ita eli
ne ar0Bere Qbfpe9ielung in ben Maz
rine@Rationen empfeble. iOpie Die
9(ufnabme elmer ganaen 4n5abl @rti=
fel in bieIelben, BON benen Der pi9tig=
tie Mil6 lit. Oas Meitere bdngt na6
erfolgter gmpfeblung Durd Setretdr
Gong bonn GonsreB ab.
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Gr> Srnatnr ffel!te iid nidt.

Gine in gaetpzgorf eingeleitete interefA
funte SGuge gegen Stephen W.
9orfeb.
gepz gorf, 6. Oftober. - @or
Gi9ter W}cGart6p iolIte geitern inn
Stabtgeri9t Stephen %. 0orieD, friiz
berer 8unbes Senator, 9eI4Gfts@
mann unb &an4beiiber, i'm Supple
mentorz0erfa6ren erf4einen, Tim ii9
odriiber aus3upeiien, ob er eineS4ulo
bon $4,000 3u be3ablen i'm Stan0e let.
Statt ieiner erI9ten Elm Nnpdlt, Der
bem 4i9ter mittbeilte, fein Silent
babe cine rfur3e" 9eife na9 @alifora
MEN bor, unb fei i'm llebrigen gar ni9t
berpfli9tet, Elm Supplementarz@erz
fubren 3u beantnorten, oa Die 94ulo
ldngit berjdbrt lei. Ser gegneriI4e
2lntpalt, M. g. gatne, beitritt bies,
unb Der gt6ter tptes 8eibe an, tbm
ibre Nrgumente I6riftli9 ein3uret9en.
Die @eI6i6te bieier S6ulb TT gang
intereFant. Hu6 ben 2tn9uben Paine's
bat ii9 Der @r@Senator bes f4fpdr5ez
ften unbants f9ulOig gema4t. Gr
min OorIep ndmli6 por mebr, dls II
Sa6ren, als es. Senem febr i4le4t
ging, cine grOBere Summe, bic MIN
auf $4,000 ungefpa9Ien TT, bOrgeitredt
bu6en. Die bumals erbaltenen Noten
ii6ertrug er an einen gepiiIen S. Sboz
mas 2Dnd, unb btefer erlangte bor IL
sSd6ren Elm 3dbGungs>l1rt9etl. Oorz
iep's Nntpalt bebuuptet nun, oaB Der
@rzSenator bic Sa9e ba0ur9 aus Der
Welt ibaFfte, baB er Dem 4npalt
2bn9's $500 3ablte, bod be9auptet
9atne, baB bieIer tein gte9t ba5u
bate. 0a Der Gi9ter iiberbaupt cine
8orlabung i'm Supplementarz8erfabz
rem gegen 9orfep erlieB, f4eint er biez
fer $3OOz3ublung feline 8ebeutung
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Glepclaub's 4niihten.
Ser Gr grdftoent iiber Die Oprgez
I9lagene Siolirung oes 2anoesz
pberhauptes.

19lagene Sfolirung oes 2anoesz
pberbauptes.
pbiGabeIpbia, 6. Sfto6er.-
gr 9rdiibent @rober GleDelanO 1T
eeqen cine feit benz Nttentat auf Prdz
iibent Mcainlep mebrfa4 porgef6laz
qene eSfolirung bes prGfbenten. Sn
einem 4rtifel, betitelt: rOie 9i4erz
beit bes grdiibenten," in Der geitrigen
9lusqabe Der rSaturbap @Dening
gof" BON philadelphia, nimmt er
energiI9 Stellung gegen ben 8or=
i6lag, bas populdre 9dnbei4iitteln
absui9affen, unb fiibrt aus, bic Be-
b0lferung babe ni9t nur bas 8e9t
ben grGiibenten 81 feben uno ieine
6uno gu 19iitteln, ionbern elm Prditz
BENT liebe es audi, nit ben 2euten 5uz
Iammen gu treffen, unb 5u ibnen gu
ipre9en. Dieier alte 8rau4 follte
un6eriibrt bleiben; nur niiiIe fir Die
Sider6eit bes prdfbenten be1er gez
forat tperben. Der Qnar6ismus, Der
mad 6rn. Glepelano's 9nii9t 6ier5uz
lanbe um ii9 greift, miifIe our4 riSoz
roTe @eIebe unterbriidt nerben.
u@ir tperben niemals einen prGiiz
benten baben," fugt 9r. GleoelanO,
Der feline 3uneigung gu Der groBen
Mafe ieiner 2anosleute bat nno
ni6t pillens iit, ibnen ii9 an5uDerz
trauen. Der enge Gontaft nit benz
0olfe Iei erbebenb unb ermutbigenb.
Der freunbli6e gruB unb Der ber5li>
DE 6Gnbebrud, fret bon felbitiu4tiz
qen, 0ortbeile iu9enben Motiben,feiz
en- eine angenebme Grbolung BON pffis
sielIen @orsen unb laitigen 3ubring=
[idlfeiten."
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Gnftin cnfmijhi.

ct. 2puis, 6. Sftober. - Gbp.
81. @aftig, Der 8ellner, fpel9er, dls
er bier tpegen 9ie6itabls berbaftet
tparb, bebauptete, Elm Mitf4uloiger
bes Nttelltdters g5olgos5 5u iein, dnz
genf9einlt9, um freie 5a9rt na4
Buffalo 8u befommen, tit ben WG9z
tern bes 2lrbettsbdufes entiprungen.
gr mar nit anberen @efangenen am
Sube Der 8rtOoleitraBe nit StraBenz
Reinigungsarbeiten bei6dftigt, als er
plDBli9 ausriB unb 3pif4en einerQnz
5a6l 5ra9tpaggons berf9pano, be-
ppr Die Wd9ter auf i'm feuern tonnz
ten. Die Poli5ei iu6t jeBt an alien
@den unb @nben na9 i6nl.
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Gelndl INN Gsnlauss' Seenabisung.

SD ton, 6. Sftober. - Die biea
iige Social Maiance, beren SefretGr
Sbeo. SO. Curtis lit, bat cine Petttipn
an ben @puberneur bDn g2etp OOrf
in l1mGauf gefebt, t6n erIu4enb, BEN
2lttentdter @3olgos5 su lebensldngliz
diem 3u9t6aufe 81 nbe9naOigen." Gs
beiBt II. 81. in Der petttion: .l1nIer
W1otib 1T feline fentimentale SDmpaz
t6ie fir ben berurtbeilten Mann, nod
biel tpeniger tppllen mir irgenb cine
Sprm bes Qnar9isnus gutbeiBen,
a6er mir glau6en, baf Der 9ere9tigs
felt, Der Qufre4ter6altung bes @efez
bes un0 ben bDberen SntereFen Der
Gibilifation bur9 bie1e Menberung
Der Sorm Der 8eitrafun9 6eFer gez
bient Iein perbe." llilb bann folgt
cine ldngere 0ifertation gegen Die
8erbdngung Der Sooesitrafe als elm
unaulGngli6es unb un5eitgemdBes
Waittel 3ur 8erbinberung bes 8erbre4
9ens bes Wtoroes.
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sSreiuclurndleit.

4ibebille, Nla., 6. Oftober. -
S9eriff Sobn s. Nortb, tpelder Der
@rmorbung Sobn 8. 8lunfenibip's g
angeflagt mar, tpurbe lebteNa4t fret
geipro9en. 8lanfenfbip nurbe ndb=
renb zines BON einem Mob gema4ten
8erfu9s, bas 9efGngniB 81 itiirz
men, um einen Neser gu lpn6en, err
ihoifen. Ser Pro5eB ging unter bsm
SduBe Der Stats Wfilia BON fat
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9ouberneurs @oebeG ii6erFiibrt finb.
neue pro5ehe beipiItgt, unb Der Broz
5eB gegen poipers pirb nG9fenOienz
itag bier beginner. Boomers 1T 'bereits
bon Sranffprt na9 Dem 9iefigen 8ez
fdngntB se6ra9t tporben. 8ei'm err
item pro5eife ipurbe Polpers gu le=
bensldngli6er 9aft unb 9oparb gum
Sooe our6 ben Strdng berurtbeilt.
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Gener!srn;eB gescn 6oebel's M6rher.

Georgetonn, 4p., 6. Sft.-
Das 4ppellafions @eri9t fat Dem
@r 9tautsiefretGr Caleb Boomers
rnb Sanles 9oiparb, ipelhe Der 8s=
theilisuna an Der grmOrbung bes
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6dmorrbotben, bis Jest uls unbeilbus
betrabtet t6nnsn bilie, uHi6ibli6 unn IAmerJps
our6 anpenpuug BON Sr. 9. Silsbses u n ss
btnbsn 53euQeu, pel6e ibre (Seneiung oieIem uns
i5dbbarsR Mittel gu banteu ,oben bctpiieH ipers
ben fam. Muittr perosn Sud uuf 8srlnnqen ourb
f.nfrei suqsi6ift 8u bl6en in alien rtuoms
mirten apotbsfen. 6iitet Sud pcr Rababmuneen.
a6tet Daruuf, bab bic llnterdrift BON 9. Silsbee,
M. D., fh ouf jeoer Seite Dir Sbabtel betinoet~
(1Rp mi Hr l&9pl
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saltimpre.cbip.R q abm.Sanetin.

S225 pom Baltimore mad, Sreperld uns snriid
einIbliesli, Gintritt iur Greberid Gair: Sil=
ete tperben am T., g., g., 10. uno IL. Sttnbsr
pertauft, fir Die gfidiabrt big gum u. 0ftober
qiltiq. Gm g. unD 10. Gftober pirp elm Spt=
sial3ng UNI rs lIbr 8ormittags bonn eamD'nz
9abnbof abfabren, am ielben Sage 3urndteef
renb fir iueld)en ginete ,u $l.75 tir oIe
Iunofabrt. sini6liebl4 Giutritt, nertauft
iperben.
81. so ppu Baltimore mad, Cen 2uraps5pblcn
uno suriid am Sonntaei ben l3 Sttobera
Ser ssesiaf,ua perldbt bsn Gamosnsga5ubpf
I'M 1lbr gormitta9s.
81 90 BON Baltimore ndcb 6arperS Terrp unc
Wfartiusburs unb snrid am Sonntaa. Den l3
Cftober. Ser Spesal3ue perldbt ben Ganoenz
gabnbof nm llbr 8ormittaes. (2l9-oW
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SIR sSans frei ge6eist

%V% CVV*S~ wv C~T"U~
mtt beisem sSaiIer oeer 0ampf.
Totirlit ni6t frei bonn finan3ielfen Stanb=
bnufte, iOnoern polliidnbie fire | bon ben Mdu=
oeln, bic 70 bdufie bel @ei,zgnlagen pOrfOmmen.
Giuioe fpeniqe geieren3en:
Crfe Ra.ionals9auf. 3ipeite Hational=guuf,
S,amblston's 9ant, ST. Nnorcips Stride,
t. 9eter's Stride, Sopfn5' llniOerftdt,
r. &enDs Sanitarium.
Yripatpobnunqen Der fulgenbsn Serren:
Sbeooore @oppcr, fobert 9oole,
9lnorcp O. Spnes, 2aprence 9. 3emp,
8 8 Mallorn, Gbarles S. 8pnaparte,
ST. 9aul Gndbeni6ue.
Nbfolut ;ufriebeuifenence Mrbeft peer Feline
Sesabfuns.
Alva Hubbard Heating Co.,
Nr. 42O. Rpre-G albert Strafe.
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