Janesville Gazette (Newspaper) - November 9, 1893, Janesville, Wisconsin THE JANES VILLE GAZETTE VOLUME xxxvii JANESVILLE WISCONSIN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9 1893 NUMBER 212 Than the one you now If so we have it arid will ex change with you on a cash value basis on both places Yours very truly OKO L A H DO f OP IANT A As the one you now own If so we will exchange with you a cheaper one for the present home and do it on cash value of each house Yours very truly GKO L SARAH H UNPARALLELED SUCCESS EVERYBODY SATISFIED CLOAKS Come Immediately HUNDREDS ALREADY SOLD AND HUNDREDS OF FASHIONABLE Jackets but not always We have a new nine room house in the First ward Its a JIM DANDY We got it so we can sell it cheap Talking with the best man in the ward this afternoon about this house he said it was the most charming location in Rock county It isn't all the same for Riverview holds that tion forever but it is the best location in the First ward Its not a high cost place but as we said before it's a James Dude or words to that effect Seriously if you want a First ward place you had THE ter look at this one Yours very truly IN CLOTH AND 9 a RODE TO THEIR DEATH ON A FLYING TRAIN Limited Express Crashes Into the Rear End of a Chicago Passenger THREE KILLED AND THIRTY HURT PATTI TO SAY FAREWELL ONCE MORE She Sixteenth Tour at Xe York NEW YORK Mov opens her farewell tour at Carnegie in concert in- stead of in opera She is to receive forty thousand dollars for forty con- certs with the stipulation that there are to be no encores Tbe selections assigned to her are short and hence she xv ill warble for many dollars warble Fog Was So Thick That the En- gineer Could Not Death List EXCERPTS TREASURY I Price COME AND CET A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF Must be turned into money immediately His is the greatest bargain sale ever known in the northwest If you inbs it you will regret your loss E FISHEL CO Quo L SARAH H Burns Roland's OLD STAND 21 West Milwaukee Street PEOPLES On The Bridge DRY GOODS STORE In the world is a bank o earth Who wants the We have more of it than we want and we would like to exchange a few lots of it for cash to put into a bank You can speculate on us and our wants just now by buying a lot for homesite Come and see us Yours very truly UKO L SABAH H every cloak cape or jacket in their im- mense stock at actual cost This is not a sale of old styles or shop worn garments but a bona fide sale of new and desirable garments at manufacturer's price Below we quote prices of a few which may interest 9.50 2.90 NOT fog so heavy that a light lengths distant could scarcely be seen hung over the city last night The mist was thickest when Engineer A Gary pulled Chicago Hock Island A Pacific ban train No out oi the Van depot Gary was afraid of the fog He ran behind time When flowood was reached the suburban irain was ten minutes late At mal another minute had been ost minutes after the suburban rain had left the Van street the Kansas City limited Uled express started Nelson man was at the throttle The fog also him lie ran slow through he yards At Englewood Conductor P told him that he was three minutes late Uy this time the suburban train should have been on the Island branch leaving the main line clear Dickerman pulled the valve wide open The through train was thundering along at a of thirty miles an hour Normal I was passed Dickerman saw a ml light right in front of him lie threw on the emergency brake Then came the crash The express had collided with the rear end of the suburban train The engine passed entirely through one car partly through another Four persons were killed almost in- stantly and over thirty injured The MISS CARRIE BARNES Beverly I Hills dress maker badly crushed I ah and Nov The ment of the United States treasurer the classified assets of the treasury and demand liabilities to-day is as Gold aud Silvor and bullion act und minor coin United Stales United States notes Gold certificates Silver National notos with national bank de- General account Disbursing GEN HARRISON PLEASED BY ELECTION RESULTS The Says It Shows a a Reaction Against The Free Trade Policy HE CONGRATULATES GOV The Populists Claim and tho Voto In Nebraska Is Very Close 4 Gold POO Silvor certificates United Scales treasury Currency Disbursing officers balances agency accounts etc Since national banks that had previously taken out additional circulation have surrendered tion to the extent of Of this five national banks in the city of Sew York have surrendered bank in Baltimore and three country banks Commissioner John S Miller of the Internal Revenue bureau has begun the of the regulations for the registration of Chinese under the act extending the operations of the Geary law This work will require an additional force of deputy collectors The new regulations will be ns explicit possible and the law requiring identified bv a ring to append to his original Seventy-sixth street 1 certificate and duplicate a correct and avenue of himself will be rigidly WM PRENTISS enforced DON'T WANT i FARM Some folks don't and want to exchange the one they have fora city home We are jus laying for such a person and we are prepared to give them a bang up good deal Yours very truly GEO L SAHAH H eights Ladies extra heavy jackets with capes former price 311 00 man- price only Ladles extra heavy diagonal twilled black jackets velvet piping edge original price 813.00 cost price Ladies extra heavy navy blue jacket circle skirt with capo ET or dry makes no difference to us Our bargains are like the celebrated possum trap that would catch the varmints Being always as bright fresh as a July morning our stock is ever RICH IN TIES AND ABUNDANT IN STAPLES To buy without seeing our aggregation is to deplete your purse without con- your judgment That in times like these is almost I criminal er price manufacturer's price only Ladies extra heavy black jackets plain former price price only Ladies black diagonal jackets fur now only former price Get 4 4 oo 00 Ladies plain and fancy cloth jackets formerly sold at one at cost now only If you wish to rave money do your trading at The People's Store No 5 Milwaukee St on the bridge Our Ideas on Coffee Some folks don't waat to live another hour in the city they are We are the ple who will take the home and that tired feeling and exchange them Rock county land for the home and fix them up BIG Yours very truly GEO L SABAH H You know how much trouble you have in getting coffee that suits you? It's because you are not always sure f Citing it selected right for drinking and those who sell it to you think of an cent a pound profit than oi you We make a specialty of and know how to get the finest grades Our are such thai we have it in stock We are satisfied to yet moderate profits the quality of our coffees keeps our customers with us WE CAN ALWAYS PLEASE YOU A D SANBORN CO Janesville Wis RESTORED Mi MOTT'S PILLS BEFORE ASD ED O SMITH af CO Agents See these Qur Homemade Comforts which we show in prices ranging from to 00 Every ons of them a work of art made of excellent material hand tied filling four pounds of clean Janeville family size and every one we sel works good for us We expect to 600 of them thi winter think how they will strengthen our for keeping the quality Is your house finished Vou WiJI Need Carpets forget that we can show you fully 1.000 rolls The largest carpet stock for many miles around We make closest prices CLOAKS Watch for our big SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT in a few days It will be of great interest to all in search of a good winter garment at small cost NOTICE TO LIpE INSURANCE Policies written in that old Sealed will bo iiy tlic company tho Mutual Lift of New 1503 p i Wair Tn Iron over I world s Accident In river at Monterey at per week lor in- to use Koort and Policies at O D HOWE Special A Tlic council reserves tun o reject ac ind all bids H BATES AX F PER SIRS Ulue Island The most Deviously Beverly badly scalded on will die taken tn 7 Stewart avenue LATHAM Harvard street aged II son of Mrs Lapham back and body badly crushed will Mns Harvard street scalded on the face seriously injured D if SNOW 70 years old leg crushed internally injured will die scalded and right broken about the face and hands engineer of the lug broken M Blue Island face scalded R South hands seeded taken Heights hands burned in- steam KAY face and hands cut and burned right leg broken W F Blue Island internally injured JAMES Washington body scalded W E South Engelwood body und face burned Walden 111 both legs cut oft 2525 Wright head body scalded left broken and body scalded Louis Morgan Park both arms cut off AV left hand out off and badly burned Charles had just left the dummy train and was walking the when he saw the light of the approaching train I -i collision could not be averted but with others I called to the engineer of the train The train swept by and just then the engineer saw the lights on the rear coach He engine md then catue the It was The engine seemed to lift the trair and then drove on I think the fault on such a and so close to the train Edward Owens of 7405 Stewart nue said that soon after the accident a portly man climbed into the cab and addressing Dickerman railroad won't want you to bi- seen here What's asked Dickerman Why the best thing for you to do is to away as fast its you can the stranger said Then the engineer left at once Conductor Danforth was in the chair car of the through train when the col- occurred lie I was thrown down by the force of tho col- Kb passenger on my train was hurt We were making about twenty miles hour when the collision oc CANNOT GET JURORS In Ihc Cane CHICAGO Nov J Little progress toward jetting u jury in the Coughlin was made the session of Judge court to-day The first hour of chu court's timo was devoted to another matter When the ation of veniremen taken up the state undid much that been accomplished by the de- fense Monday by excusing fur cause three of the four prospective jurors that had been tendered by neys for Coughlin The fourth man held for the time being and the state's representatives began a tedious examination of to fill the vacancies This set the back where it started and a jury was as much a thing of the future as it was the day trial was called In order to get rid of all this mcai thu has had tu iise and the defense one of its peremptory challenges Two special venires of each have been exhausted and the third of was taken up to-day A few oi the men summoned for to-day were excused for age and the usual number of excuses were presented to the court and ns men as Judge Tu thill thought were entitled to exemption from jury service were permitted to return to their business The others crowded the room their Luni in tlie jury box They listened patiently to weary lire of questions and made tlic best of their enforced idleness though an officer is stationed at the door 1.0 keep idlers out a number of spectators crowded into the room making it a close aud place ill which to work Intl Nov min of the States was all smiles when upon for an interview regarding Tuesday's elections He seemed not at all disturbed over the prominence the Ohio victory had given Major Icy as a He said he had wired his congratulations to Ohio's governor He said he had also sent congratulations to Chairman Brookside of New York and Massachusetts In of the causes of the re- sult he said they were as plain to body as to him The result he said due to the fear of free trade and continuing was talking with an old friend of mine the other day a manufacturer who said that most of the workingmen hud gone back on 113 last but related one of them had entered the office a few davs since with a paper in his hand on which a number of the workingmen had tered their guess as to what the for Gov would be The figures ranged from 70.000 to When one of the employes a democrat whom he called John asked how many votes are cast in Ohio he was told about Well said he MeKinley will get them all It was evidently John's opinion that the governor ought to have the mall Gov called on me here last May he said he supposed he would have to make the race for ernor again and I told him he could not possibly have chosen a more con- year The change from a protective basis to the Chicago form could not avoid producing the mosi disastrous convulsions in business It may be all right to believe that in the outer sea the water is but when wo see how rough the water ie here at our feet we can not feel dent of the outer sea While the law has not been changed the threat of change hnd the same effect as if the change had been made Hence the There can be no doubt its due to general causes felt all over the country and not to local causes All that was needed to produce the tion from the election of last year to set the conditions of the two tems in sharp contract and the lesson for protection would not be forgotten in another quarter of a century Do you feel that the of Tuesday put the republicans in good form for Oh is a good ways off was the reply many things may happen between now and then but one thing is certain the elections Tuesday was a complete refutation of the assertions after the last of the republican party were not far BOLD BREAK FOR LIBERTY Ten Escape Picked at Cal Nov Three JERRY RUSK VERY ILL HlB Condition and Dr Hamll ton Han Summoned tion of M Rusk who has been ill for some days at his home in this city grown alarming and friends are filled the fears Mr Husk spent a bad night anc suffered two chills which loft him in a greatly enfeebled condition Dr ilton of Chicago has been summoned to bis bedside and is now in with the local physicians Two Killed Mo Nov tramps jot on top of a Pacific coach were knocked oft at the tunnel three aud miles east of son City and both were killed Ir ailing one of them broke a window glass At the tunnel the found one dead The other one was carried five miles further lo tho work to u Irom he common council Office with Gco L Sarah H I of Paulus the following description of the unicorn an now generally admitted by all to have been only a creature of able He is a beaste in shape like u ot a dusty colour witha necke a hayry bearde and a armed with a of the quantity of two cubits being of spiral shape and ivory of exceeding puritie and der full Italaohasthe power of expelling all venome and poison whatsoever whaling barks the Reindeer Hunter and Charles W Morgan arrived in port ast evening from Fox island The captain of the Morgan reports that on Sept 3 in sea seventy miles southwest of he licked up an boat containing ten Siberian refugees who hnd put to sea to the Siberian guards The men had been at sea ten days and for three days were without food or water They were in a pitiable condition Sept the Morgan spoke the whaler Cape Horn Pigeon and transferred five of the Russians to that vessel The Pigeon is en route to Francisco The escape by the Siberians was well planned and long studied They had resolved to escape to sea in an open boat moored near the camp of the The however Kept the oars under Jock the men were compelled to secretly hew oars ont of rough timber During the weeks of preparation each man daily stole a pocketful of rice from the supplies the Morgan arrived in port last evening a quietly slipped ashore with from the exiles to certain in this city The Failor returned with the information that the refugees once ashore though in convict garb will be secreted and helped to escape the Russian consul here though an will be made by the Russian authorities to extradite them as is believed will be done It is claimed the men are all political of- fenders KANSAS Jerry Hnd yot Heady to Admit TOPEKA Kan standing the adverse reports the claim that they have carried the state and that a of tlie votes bear out their pre- dictions Populist Chairman thal claims that the dispatches yesterday morning were based on the returns from precincts in the cities or near railroad that no definite information has been received from rural communities where the populist strength lies Congressman Jerry Simpson expresses the greatest confidence that the populists have ried the state He believes they have made gains in proportion to the vote cast of from 10 to in per cent over the vote of Chairman thinks the count will show not only populist gains over but an in- crease of fifty in the county officers the party will elect The re- publicans on the contrary say reports from city and country precincts alike show republican gains and that they have carried the state by a plurality which insures the election of their state ticket and a majority in the next year Speaking oi the republican landslide in the east Congressman Jerry Simpson There are a lot of lunatics in the country who know nothing selves aud were made to believe by the republican press that the threatened revision of portended evil to the working classes Besides this they blame the democratic party for the ex- isting business depression which as a matter of fact is of iniquitous republican legislation The common people are like on a raft of logs As one log sinks he jumps to an- other hoping to help himself afloat They will finally get on the people's party log which is big enough to port them Cleveland Id Silent S1 startling result of the thirteen state elections Tuesday are gradually their way to the surface in public expressions of prominent men at the capital Opinions as to the causes of the great popular cloudburst naturally varv with the view-point from which its are Almost without exception the cabinet advisors of the President decline to discuss the or wise The president himself is ing- his time assiduously to the tion of his message to congress and has no public opinion to express of the catastrophe which has overwhelmed the party managers in New York Spies i Sov is stated that the Frenchmen whu were arrested CLOSE VOTE IX NEBRASKA Fall to Decide the OMAHA Nov the ex- ception Ihu famous gubernatorial race of Nebraska never saw a closer contest than that between Judge Harrison rep and pop for Supreme court justice men arc very popular and received great at their homes The poly de- fection of republicans rison does not seem as the indicated Holcomb has made gains over Van record of last year but unless these are increased in the strong populist counties as yet un- heard from Harrison will be by possibly 2.000 votes Frank Irvine clem seems to have run away behind although he carried this his home county It is estimated that Irvine's vote will fall below 3.000 the poorest showing made by a democratic in many rears The matin ITTC They elected four or of nine and several city and county mcil here some time ago as spies i jOTS tlle republican were masquerading as tcs irt County Sheriff George nen have confessed cers attached to the They HIT to be tried for high eason and of German port defenses were ound in their possession when ap ested -i y nt they are i whose exploits with general j have been told to Ten NKH YOUK H Weeks was to-day sentenced to ten years imprisonment in Slug Sing Ho SCHOOL books for our city schools at j Pleaded guilty on arraignment and bookstore the entire proceedings occupy five
