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The Republican journal., 1884-01-10
DIED.

In this city Jan. 81, Sarah j. Young, aged "A
years and months.
In this city, Jan. 81, Hannah j., wife of Capt, q.
A. Mcdonald, aged - years, months and Is days.
In this city, Jan. Sth, John Iiutcherson, aged s3
years, } months.
In this city, Jan. sth, Charles A. Murch, aged
about b years.
In Augusta, Jan. ath, Charles 0. Mckenney, of
Belfast aged 81 years.
In Maiden, Mass, Dec. 18th, James A. Thomas,
formerly of Belfast, aged about s. years
In Liberty, Jan. 2d, Mrs. Eliza A. Hatch, wife of
t. NJ. Hatch, aged ~ years
In Liberty, Jan. 2d, Mrs Eliza j stevens,
widow of the late Eben stevens, aged - wears,
months
In Montvie Jan. 9th. Susan g. Frye daughter
of the late Robbie Frye, Esel,, aged Il years.
In Hope, Dec 18th, Mrs. Olive Boardman, aged
s. years. months: widow OF Stephen Boar,tmau
late of same town, and pensioner Of lSl2.
In Ruckland, Dee. GOTH Mary wife of the late
Rev. j. W. Starman, aged 81 years, ) months, and
II days.
In Rockland, Dec. 29th, Chas. johnson, aged
about - years.
In West Camden, Dec. 3st Christopher Thorn
dixie, aged G5 years.
In Waldoboro, Dec. 10Th, Thomas J. simmons,
aged - years, months days.
In Ellsworth Dec. eth, Mrs Susan f. widow of
the late sylvester f. Osgood of Buehill, aged %
years.
In Ellsworth, Jan. ls. Miss Martina Jellison,
aged - years, 8 9months.
I'm Ellsworth, Dee. 23d, Miss Maggie 7. Hcnncs-
SV areU 10 wears, months.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

Wilson Colson has had severe attack of pneu-
monia.
There will be select readings by Mrs. f. J. Stet
at the Cong. church Tuesday evening, Jan
18th.
The officers of Sears Lodge |. 0. o. f. were pub
lcly installed by District Deputy Charles a. Murcl
on Monday evening" Jan. It'll.
c. y. MYERS and Guy Dutch left hy train Monday
morning for Portland to join Brig H. II. Wrigh
which is loaded for South America.
The Searsport Spool and Block Manfg. Co. hav,
advertised their mill privilege at Rowland for sale
or rent. This is very desirable location for the
man ufacture of short lumber, staves and heading.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Sea port Nat. Bank, held at their banking rooms
ON Tuesday afternoon, Il. +. PcndletOn, }. H. Lane
}. z. Nickels and j. & Pcndeton were chosen Iii
rectors for the ensuing year
weekly prayer meetings aotonshed the brethren
of one of our churches assembled at Il class meet
ing, by coming III and going forward to nearly the
front seats, he having been informed that the cho-
rus for the Cantata, in which he TO take part.
to meet that ey enng at the vestry TOR rehear-
/ sal.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10
Ship NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
Jan. ith. schs. Lillian, Darby, Boston; a. f.
Crockett, Thorndike, Boston,
Jan. 9Th. Sch. Minetta, Wade, Boston.
SAILED.
Jan 9Th. Sch. Mary Eliza, Bullock, Boston.
ALONG THE WHARvEs.
Pitcher & Son and III. f. Peirce have loaded with
hay and ice sch. A. F. Crockett, for Key Vest.
First named firm has loaded sch. Uncle Sam with
straw for Itockland. Baker Shades have load
ed sch. Minetta with hay for Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Jan. 4th. Arrived schs. Nellie,
Drinkwaer, Brunswick; Nj. A. Hail. Mcdonald,
Port de PaN.
Brunswick Dec 9th. Sailed bark Henry
Knight Pendeton, Buenos Ayres.
Pensacola, Dec. 2sth. Cleared sch. Florence Le-
land, Adams, New York.
Jacksonville, Dec 10Th. Cleared sch Charlotte
L. Sibley, Bartlett New York Dec. Both. Arrived
sch. Palatka, Chaples Belfast; Dec. 3ist. Cleared
sch. Annie l.. McKeen Mahoney, new London.
Baltimore, Dec. 3lst. Arrived sch John f. Mer
row, Chase, Boston-sailed Jan 4th; JAN 3D.
Arrived sch. Daylight, Iiodgdon, Boston. Jan. D.
Arrived sch. Fred A. Carrie, Condor, Charleston.
Passed the Gate Jan. 9TH sch. Fannie A. Cor
ham, Boston.
Boston, Jan g. Arrived sch. f. l.. Warren,
Pattershail, Belfast; Harmona, Pattershal, do.
Hero, Low, Winterport. -.+r..Yt
Cedar Keys. Dec. 20th. Cleared sch. Mark Pen
dlet0n, Gilkey, Tampico.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Yokohama, Nov. 23d. Arrived ship Clarissa b.
Carver Dow, New York.
Havana, Jan. 3. Arrived sch Annie II. Lewis,
Lewis, New York.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

CUSTOMER. Hello, Belfast. Call &. W. Burkett.
OPERATOR. All right; have sent for him. Are
you the lady that teiephoned for one of his Black
Silks ut $l41ls per yard?
CUSTOMER. Yes. And want Is yards more for
my sister.
OPERATOR. In Heavens name are the ladies all
crazy? This is the sixth order that has passed
the wire this week for that silk.
CUSTOMER. 1t is not surprising. 1t seems almost
incredible, however, that $500 quality silk is sold
at 47, but such is the fact stands that com
parieon.
OPERATOR. Here is Mr.. Burkett.
q. W. b. Is that you Mrs. -?
CUSTOMER. Yes. How do you do? | have a
few orders for you. In the first place send Is yards
more of that Black silk at $l.471s, pair No. y
Queen Bess Corset, such as you advertise, pair of
those silk embroidered Vests at SOC. each, and Z
yards more of that Extra Supertine Carpeting at
15c., did not have quite enough.
q. w. b. All right; will send them this z. NJ.
CUSTOMER. | presume YOU will make your an
nual mark down announcement soon, won't you?
q. W. B. Certainly. My whole force is now
busily engaged taking account Of stock, and we are
all ready to place before the public some of the
most attractive bargains ever made in this State.
There is not article in stock but had rather sell
at cost than to measure and put on the books.
CUSTOMER. How long will this sale continue?
q. W. b. Till April lst You will find in Thurs
days paper column recApituating the goods and
prices, and while reading advertisements is not al
ways enjoyable, advise you a friend to read the
whole column, the prices | name are without eN-
ccption the lowest made in this section and it
is simply done to unload our stock preparatory for
spring purchases, and to make a dull season as
lively as possible.
CUSTOMER. How about your elegant stock of
garments? Do you intend to mark down the prices
them:
G. W. i. Yes, we shall make Il fearful cut the
prices of garments. We will sell our $1,000 gar
ments for $500. Those that sold for 80 90 shall
sell at $1,000. Our best goods shall close at loss
from $50 to $1,000 from the wholesale price.
CUSTOMER. Rest assured your patrons will take
advantage of this great reduction, and unquestion-
ably a large crowd will patropize the weknown
double store of
GEO. w. BURK ET,T.
81 eE SO Nam st.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

Boston Market,

SATURDAY, Jan. ).
BUTrER-Trade is light and prices rule steady
fine fall, 53a34c; choice IS a30c; summer make y
a21c choice Vermont AMI New York dairy 25d2Sc
choice straight daries 20d25c; late fall ard winter
IL a23c fair to good, l6a20c; poor 12al5c: choice
ladle l69l7c; fair to good, l21I4c.
CHEESE-The market rules firm with sales OF
fine factory, a3ac; fancy held firm at Nc and
some is sold higher; fair to good, 0al29ac; west
ern choice l21a BE; fair to good, 100 l2c skim
d9c.
EGGs-Fresh stock, EASTERN 30 a33; New York
and Vermont, 3093lc; northern, 2Sd3lc; ice house
20a25c lined, % 2d24c nearby stock, 80 to 45c, foI
cape and new laid.
BEANs-Trade is quiet with no material change
in prices; small hand picked pea, 50 S0a2 95 large
do, 50 10a2 -; medium, choice hand picked 81 81
a. 60; foreign pea, s. 35a2 As; foreign medium
81 l5d2 %; yellow eyes, improved, s. 2Oa3 .; dc
choice flats, So 1898 20; red kidneys, sla4 80 U
buShel.
PoTATOEs-The market continues supplied, de
mand steady with slight variations in quotations
Aroostook and Houlton rose, 4S950c; New York
and Vermont, 4Sa50c proliics, eastern, SOC; north
ern, 45c.
APPLEs-There is moderate demand at quota
tions; No. badwins, $3 2543 80; No. , do 81 75d
80; greetings, No. /, SO 50d4 CO., Hubbardstons
So 5Od4 90; Talman sweets, SO 25g3 so; fancy eat
ing, $ig4 so; common varieties, $2a2 so; choice
western, SO 2593 SO; common do, So 25a2 10 " Dbl
HAY AND STRAW-The market rules quiet at Sig
for timothy; choice to fancy is held at $7 " ton
fair to good, $l4 50dl5 u ton; fine hay, $l3al
poor, $l2; western timothy, SIG; swae hay, 50;
rye straw, $l4al4 80; oat straw, $S99 " ton
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

In South Montville, Jan lst, by Rev. c. Puring
ton, Mr.. W alter knowlton and Miss Alice NJ. Lo
vett, both of Liberty
In Searsmont, Jan. lst, by Rev. c. b. Dunn, Mr.
Charles }. lngraham and Miss Alfaretta Mariner
both of Belfast.
At Newburyport, Dec. 24th by Rev D. W. More
house. ) a. Merrill, NJ. H., of Newburyport, ant
Miss Sadie w. Hodgdon.
In Rockport, Jan. 9th, by, Rev. W F. Chase, Mr.
j. Z. Dean, of Marshall, Missouri, and Miss Eva }
Miller, of Lincolnyiile, Me.
In Rockport, ID e. 3lst, Mr.. 5. NcaZic Blanchart
and Miss Hattie +. Carey, both of Rockport.
In Rocklanu Dee. 10Th, Albert L. johnson anu
Miss May ;. Lawry, both Of Camden.
In Washington, Dec. 10Th, John l.. Law, ant
Addic L. Hanson, both of Washington.
In Camden, Bee. 18th, MIR. John G.. johnson. OF
Deer Isle, and Miss Ila +. Tiffany, of Camden.
In Rockland, Jan. lst, Harry O. Gury and Eflit
> Gregory, both of kockland.
In Ruckland, Dee. 9th, Ernest W. GRAY anC
Louise y. freeman, both of ROcklaud.
In Bath, Dec. 22l, George W. Rogers, of Bath
and ldeii Y. Genthner, of Waldoboro.
In Ellsworth, Dec 9th, Mr. Walter h. Whttle
of Deep River, Conn, and Miss Carrie Gilman OF
Ellsworth.
In Ellsworth, Dee. 9th, DR.. George W. Bragdor
and Miss Elizabeth Ii. Gilman, both of Ellsworth
III Ellsworth, Jan. Ist, DR.. Geo. +. keene OF
Providence, r. L., and Miss Fannie b. Retlman OF
Ellsworth.
IN Bucksport Center, Dec. 22d, by Rev. f. ). w
Platt, Mr.. Frank J. Chase and Miss Sarah L. Hop
kius. both of BuCkSport.
In Portland, Dee. 3lst, Geo. F. Card, of Portland
and Miss Carrie f. Royal, of Ellsworth
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10
Special Notice!
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Castine Visitor,
Liberty Local,

Are hereby notified that by arrangement
with c. J. BURGESS < co. the REpUB-
LIcAN JOURNAL will be sent to those
who have paid in advance for either of
the above papers, to the amount of sub
scription thus paid Those who are al
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accept this offer, can have their money
returned by notifying G. j. Burgess x
Co.. Belfast
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

The New York Tribune says that the Speak
ership contest in that state shows that the un-
fortunate divisions among the Republicans in
to stalwarts and half breeds no longer exists.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

The druggist who hesitatcs now is lost for the
winter. He should sling together sweet oil
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup does not pay him enough
profit
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10
Sample Copies

Of the JOURNAL will be mailed this week
to all subscribers to the Guest, Visitor
and Local, and those who wish the paper
continued to them will please notify this
office
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10
Nice Slei&hS
FOR SALE.

Carriage Painting te Trimming
at reasonable prices, at the shop formerly occu-
pied by the Perkins Bros. 4w5l*
HOWARD l. LEAR, Belfast, Me
Belfast Gas Light Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
1N ing of the above corporation, will be helu at
the office of the treasurer (Belfast Savings Bank)
on Monday, January II, 1854, at 4 O'Clock p. M,
for choice of directors and TO transact such other
business rs may legally come before said meeting.
Per order. JOHN III. QUIMBY, Clerk.
Belfast, Jan. s. 1sS4-2w2
WANTED,
A BOUT 20 CORDS GREEN HARD WOOD
"A exchange for farm implements.
4v'52 FRED ATWOOD, Winterport, Me.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Aukland, n. 2. Dec 3. Sailed bark Clara f.
McGilvery, Griffin, New York
sy.tno-, N. S, w. Dec. 6. Sailed ship Ivanhoe
! Herriman, San francisco.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

The llaytien Consul at New York. has re-
celved authentic information that the city of
Jacmel has surrendered to the government all-
thor'tie>. This virtually ends the rebellion in
Hayti.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

The committee on admissions to the New
! ork stock exchange have voted to re-admit
Edmund G. Steadman, who was suspended some
time ago.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

According TO the Hebrew way Of counting
this is the year 3G44.
Governor Hale of New Hampshire. declines
TO accept another nomination for that office.
Capt. Eads is in England perfecting his esti-
mates and preparing models of his ship rail
road across Tie i>thmus.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

Citizens of san Francisco, Cal. are taking
meas ures to hold worlds fair in that city in
1881. At Il meeting, Thursday evening, il was
decided to provide Il guarantee fund of Sl,OOO.-
GOO
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10
MARRIED..

Iyr29
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

legal question concerning the treasure
supposed to be in the British frigate IIussar,
wrecked near He'll Gate in 1880, has been sub
mllted to the law officer of the Treasury De
partment.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

which he was TO pass, and the consequence is
the death of thirty men ana THE manning of
others.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-10

The Chicago Tribune counts Up 125, 900 hu-
man lives lost by earthquakes. tornadoes. ship
wrecks, fires, marine disasters, and other acci-
dents in lSS}.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Gin Observation-Disclosures.

Sim T.. bieieS Monat5 eri6iensein elegant
0etleioeter iurger Wauu, Der 1id lnter Dem
gian1en Charles s.. !Oeerinall oor1telte, IN
nem Ouredlt Der vltuiteo States @rpreB
So" utb iiberrei6te Dem Gal1irer etrlell BON
6. 6. Goof auf Die vQlrnericar @tationaI
8ont" in 9etrpit geSogenel 9Sedllel bon
$3.50, nit Der 8itte, ihm oenlelben 81 ber1
~ltlberll. @lei6seitig bat Der jltll9e 0err,
man m0ge ihm BEN 8etrda oeS We6lcls
rGG ieiner g8o1uung bel Sral g.. ..
MalbcipS, go. 439 MabaiD Qtue., ienbelt,
ur0 inn Sale CT nidlt Sl 0altlc iDGre, ner
Irou O{otbetpS baS @elo au56Gnbigcu.
Jtodosm iid Der Trembe entTerlt bate,
frua bic @rprcB So. bel Ser betrefienoen
9jarf in Oetroit an, oh Der bon Seer mon
einqeG;efcrtc 8ctiel III 9ronuua lei. 9ls
Q~lntlport traf bon Dem 8oliSeioircctor in
9etrott cine 9epei0c eirt, Iporill Derlelbe
Ct u0tc, 6eerulal perbottet 81 lAllen, oa
Der IN TSrage lteDeuoe 9Sed)lel gefdllbt lei.
Die 0eheimpoltStite11 @lltott lno creme
begaDcn ith hierauf l!od) Der gSobung Der
GSrau WfatheipS, erfl1ren BORT aber, odB
0eerlnan eben abgereilt tpdre lunb ttll1e
Q(oreIie surIdgelaiien babe. Nls SrHlt
Wtat6ctpS bon ben Yoli3ilteu Den 0runo
tbreS @ri6einen kerfubr, er5ablte olelelbe,
DAP 9eerman BORT lur tur5e
2ett gemo6nt 1a6e unO 0aB
mGDreno bteler 3eit taft tGgli1 ganf7
beamte, SelegrapDeu6oteu unO dbnlId)e
2eutc Su ibr getomlncn Ieten, Inn 0eerlnan
Ill ipreden, Der aber ben 2elten mel1teltS
aus Benz gSege gegansen lei. S6licBlid
mGre Der SGli6er Def Gerbaftung tDob[ ent7
gangen, ipern er rtht BEN SSebler oenladt
bGtte, ben 2~lgenten Der llntteo States ST.
prcB &c., 6rn. 6amblin, lbriftlt6 5l err
iuden, ibm cen @c8enipeTt6 beS Me6lelS
mad W1ilipaufee 81 le1oen. Otele5 S6ret7
ben fubrte su ber Gerbaitung oeS SGlld)erS,
ben Elm @eheimpoltsiit in Ntilmalfee
ob6oIte, bamit er itb bier tpegen lei1esGer7
bredens p%erantporte.
Sci Ser Dm6iu6ung Seerman's in
Wtiltpaufee fano man Derldieoene 8rtefe
Dor, Die barauf idlieBen lalien. DaB Der
8uri0e i6on Gbnli0e WaurereieIt III Buf>
faIo .llro Glepelono Derilbt bot. 0ariiber
befragt,. tpte Ell in Den Seiib oes gefGIl6ten
Mediel5 BON $3.50 gefoInme1 lei, erSGblte
6eer1nan cine abenteuerIi6e @el6t6te Don
einenl gteger, bon benz Ell ben NedleI erb1lz
ten baDe1 tDtl.
6eerrnar, ODER ME Der 8uri6e ionit 6eis
Ben mag, lit ettua % Sabre alt, 9euti6er
bon @eburt, unD modt einen getDinnenoen
@inbrud. Gbe 9eerman benz Gidter pore
9efiibrt miro, nil Die BDIiaet nod peitere
8epeiSmitteI geget i'm lamlneln uno nd7
meltIih iiber Das @prleben beS SGllders
9eEaUe @rfunotgungen einSle6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
MprS int 3mGtDams.
SInti8e Shat efmes GBieasotss i'm sSm@ts
bGR5 81 Solicit.

Sn benz 3udt6aus gu Solicit ipurbe am
@Gnlftog Q6eiso cine grdBlidc 96ot DOl,s
Drodt, peld]e Ill Den entleblihcn Wtor0
erl1nert, ben Der 2uhtbGuSler l}ite W|0oz
llep Dor 5lpet Snbren all leinem 3euen0es
l1Ol1en S0Dn NnOerlOn Derlibte. So0n
&elD, ald QStuiamS g%euarnt, iDegel 9tal>
bc5 III GDicago III bier SaDren 3u0t0au5
pcrurt6etIt, i0ltef init Ni1iam Gaines,
ei1em rod nidt 5%ipanStg Sabre alien Ge7
fongeHel, in elmer 3elIe 5ui0mnen. Setoc
ipuroel1 in Der Sdubnla0eriDcrfitGtte be-
l0dftigt. Die 0eTangenen tparelt III iDre
13euen e~in9ei6loifen uno Der S6lteBer
Gllnplon bate chen ictrcu Nu1O9ang an1
9etreten, alS CT ais elmer 3eue OeS oberen
Corridors Elm furG)tbare5 @eldret ton1l1eu
bDrte. t0erbeieileuo, iab er burd Bic Sit
tertbIr Der 53elc, DAB &eQO ouf Den ltllter
ibm am 8ooel1 ~lieBen0en Gaines nit etnem
Wleler ipiitDen0 lo5bicb. Ser WGrter iDar
nidt int Beiib Der G6lIiiel uno fonnte
Daber DeIter ntdt5 tbun, Gls &euD 81 be-
febleu, bon leinem m0rOerii0en 56un ab=
5ulalIen. Soup antete ltidt Darauf, lDuz
bern 6ieb ipie %na6nitnni9 off Gaines, Der
nit ben Qlrnlen ba5 Otelier abauDebren
iuGte u10 i6mnterli6 idrie, Elm. Der
MGrter rief l6leunigit ben S6licBer Wicz
2ousal ber0ei. Die Belle ipuroe ge0ituet
unDSellD it0erpdltigt. @aines tpar entleblt6
sugertdtet. Sein &Drper ipar nit BRET
nnoSpanStg Stihen beoedt uto Der 9ctb
mar ibrn aufgei6Iibt, 0aB 6ie @in9etpeiOe
berau5oranQen. Nuf Dem 8oDen Der 3e!Ie
fauO man baS Oeelier, ein S6ubmnDerin>
itrume1lt, tpel6eS &ellD aus Der S0ub7
ma6erperfltGtte mitSunebmen 9eiUuBt
bate, in bret StiiGe Iiegen. NtS Der Inter
iu6ung girg Derpor, OaB Die 8eranlaHung
81 bet Ibat cine b0dit gerin9fiiQige mar.
Ser StoatSanpalt 6iggtn5 na6m Die
QluSiogeu bon @ai1eS, 0elien SOD ie0en
Qngenblif beporftanO, 5uBrotofoQ. @atneS
iagte, oGB SellD Darltnt, ipetl &c, @alneS,
i'm etnmal einen Gerrildten 9enannt babe,
i6on lett l%dngerer s3eit 0robHngen alsgez
itoBen babe. ST mahte Wteloung bapon
uuo es muroe ibnt Qelagt, Dap er oemnG6ft
bon aelIp g%etrennt tDeroen iollte. SellD
bate itd offenbar nit benz Wfeier uno
einem 9ammer bepaffnet, INN Gaines gu
ermoroen, oenn er ipartete, bis Gaines it6
su 8ett 9eIe9t bate unO ~ititr3te itd oarn
ouf ibn Los. Der l1nbolD ipurbe in cine
9untel3elIe eingeiperrt UNI bat lelnen Bros
3eB 3t ernarten. @aines gait nidt ais Elm
berltodter 8er5re1er, tpGbrenb SeIlp fir
einen b06it 9efGDrti6en Wfenl6en on9ele7
he1t mllrOe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
snfepn 9entefMeG.

Wfit Soiep9 3cniei6cd. welder MittDo6
in @recetanO begraben tpurOe, lit elmer Der
%befaunteiten 8irger Gbicago's babingegans
gen, Ser Berltorbene tpuroe Dor So Sab
rem in Btllen 9eboren UNI panoerte i'm
glitter Don pierSebu Sa6ren etu. Na66em
er bas 2ano i'm Often u16 Seiten fennen
oelernt, iie6elte CT li6 I'M Sabre 1860 in
GltcagO, ba5 ct ihOn DorOem mebrere Utale
beildt Bate, feit an. ST betrisb peridieS
bene 8irtbi6aften nit @rfola mo nabm
tets an allen 6tienlliden 9ngelegen5eiten
re8en 2lntbeil. SIN leyten Sabrsebnt trlta
er DieI 81 Ser @erldonernng Des 6umbolbt
1nrfes u1o ser 8eiieDelung Der llmge9enb
beiielben bel, ebeniD ioie er ft6 lebr fir
0ffentli6e &erbeiieruugen intereiitrte.
Seine lebte 8irtbidaft, am @ingange Oes
6umbolOt Barf gele9en, betrteb ct init grOe
Ser Gnereie. SctH SOB, Der i'm ais Mann
in Der @oufroft ieiner Sabre trot muroe
burh cine Gerlebulg an Der 6ano, Die in
Blutper9iftun8 ausartete, berbeisefIbrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Gin M0rDer nefaRt.

@ie aus ct. Qouis mitgetbeilt mtr6,
Duroe BORT tIrSlid) Elm sepiiier GbarleS
@larf, Der nit 9lnoeren oil Der 8eroubung
oeS @elol6ranfes in benz Bureau peS
Staoti6asmeilters in Sit>St.<2ouis be-
tbelltgt tDar ulo, DaDrl6etnli6 Inn fi6
Strafloitatett au ithern, nah ieiner Seitz
na6ne ieine Wtiti6ulOigen perratben bat,
ais Wftfe coleman erfannt. Der am II. Stunt
1881 III bieltger Sta0t Den 4olisi1ten Sim
MaboueD tobt i6oB, ais i'm bieler megen
Serilbung zines Ginbru6s Derbaften tppute.
Coleman Derldtpano Ha1 NuSfubrung
letne5 ru6lolen Gerbreben5 uno troB ser
etfrigiten 9tabfori6un9 ieitens Der 8oliSei
gelang es ni6t, cine spur Don ibm gu entz
oe6en, big er unldngit i'm 3udtbaule gu
0alnibal, Wfo., ipoe ct cine Strafbaft perz
biBte, auf9eltObert ipuroe. gSie IS suqi1g,
oaB er, Elm W0rber, ungebinoert baS:3udtz
DaltS perlallen fonrte lIno tpieoer auf Die
Wteni6beit los9eIallen muroe, perm0gen
mir tmNugenbIid nid)t mttsutbeiIen, boffeu
aber, Dap eS linn Oiesmal ni6t ~9eIinoen
rnOge, bet Were6tigfett ein S61ippden au
l6Iagen, oaB CT Dielnnebr icilcn lpobluerz
Dtente1 2Obn bon 6enfers1auo er1a[teu
miro. 9Gte perloutet, miro unlere 8oli,et
lbr WfogliditeS periuder, ben Worbgeleaen
an GDtca8o duS9elIefert Su er1aIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
: alderman gnniDas. +

Shon pie6er lit Elm alderman. Der Oterte
inner6alb zines Sabres, aus 0ielem irDtz
i0en Salnmertbll 9ei6ie6en.
Nnoretp $. Sullipa1 Don Der II. Garo,
Der ft6 an gSabltaae etne i6tpere @rfGltung
3uge3ogen bate, Die lhlteBlt0 in Qungenz
ent5InOun2 auSartete, erldg ieinen 2eiOen
Sretta9NormIittaa TIM Z ltbr in ieiner Wob>
luag, SEQ. 80 Satitrabe. Ser Gerltorbene
mar unGefdbr 40 Sabre alt uno swirO BON
ieiner 8itttpe urD einem &in6e betrauert.
Oils Der 8itrgerfrieg ausbroh, trat Sulz
lipau ais balblDii6lii0eS 8iri6den in Elm
bier in Chicago refrutirteS 9te9iment Elm
rnO ma6te ais SrommIer BEN SelbSu9 NIT.
9tad S6IuB Oes &rieges beflei6ete er mebrz
fa1 Die SteQung zines Mtai6iniiten, aud
Sic ctneS 9au2Snipeftors.
Seine au1tliGe 2aliba6n i'm StaOtrat6
6efrieoigte ietne Nd6ler III boaem WiaBe,
un0 eS mar idon Die 9teOe 6apon, i'm i'm
1riibiahr, tuo iein 5ermin 81 GrDe oegans
gen lein Diiroc, auf'S Ne1e ms SelO Su
itellen. Die benz alderman Suainan
tpGbreno zines .SSobreS i'm Sobe porouS>
ge9alt9enet GDlegen paren @eobegan,
SoleD uuo @a0nor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
NoGl gut abaeI0ufett.

0ur9 j3ufau tpurbe0 ~ienitag Elm ltl1gIiiG
obgepanot. bas anbernfals pielcidt 6uuz
oerten bon Wfeni6sn 0aS 9eben gefoltet 9az
BEN ipIrOe. DIS ndmIi6 am gfaGmit>
tog gegen 4 l1br ein bon WRiltpaufee fonlz
member bidtbelebter 8erionsnSug ii6 nit
ralen5er 0elhpinoigfett Der Greusltng Der
40. Stra6e NIT Benz @eleile Der Oftlipaufee
& ct. Saul iienbabn ndberte, bemertte
ein 8eiheniteler cine lbmere eiicrne
@tdnge, tpelhe 10 auf OenS6ienen b~efeitigt
mar, bag oer3ug unsmeifeIbaft bur6 bieles
6inoerniB entgleiit mGre, lpent1 Der 8eamte
ni6t 10 pieL 0eiitesgegentDart 9ebabt bGtte,
nod idneu bas 9inoerniB 5u entfernel1.
SIN nG0iten Wrgenblid roIlte Der l3ua porz
iiber, oDte boB Die piclcn III Demielben be-
finoliden 9teilenoeu cine Nbnlng 6atteil,
pel6em fur6tbaren @ei6ide ite loeben
~e1tgalgen lparen. QlS bic Derrudten Ser
iiber bieier Sba1otbat tDur6en 5ipet balbz
tpii6iige 8uriden SuliuS Preb uno l0ers
MANN BIumanl1, ermittelt un0 in 9aft
oerlommen. 0ie nieoertra6tigen Guri6en
fpurben bon Ntdter Uoote III OaS @rtmi=
nalgeri9t Derpieien. sic ertldrten, bic
@iienitange vrur gum Spas" uber Die
S6ieneu gelegt 81 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Sriase etne s~teuoermuo at gseae

III tent 3ultan6e elmer %selt0rten geber mir benz por,iios
lt3en Sebers0te9ulator uno Ssfiuunssmittel s lite t.
ter'S Ma9eubtttere nj. Cont reirb bic idbmere
nao 6n1petlen nnbetluoIe Gt0rnng ~uerbntet, mel6e ben
9an6en Sr9ouismuS bur1bringt, wenn bas ItSreube
Organ pernodIiii9t ODER nut ba(b r%eonlirt mirb. seFre
ntbt NIT 8oIonlel, bla1ten Etllen, eul3 uu6 Genres mn
dbHltdem 0lu1tSer Geiner Nfoseu uro 0eins Gdr1ne
Don oberit SIT unterit. g8eun OH babel beborrIt, 10 muft
On Aepdrttssn, bie Solse su erbuIben, dronildcs lluz
l%pO4lictn. %O6 ME bat SemonO u%n9eitraft Ieinen
Wto9ef1 i'll etne &pptbete perponpeIt. Die Nbiouoeruuo
Der @aue wtro, obue bic SdmerSen un6 Bic ldpd6enber
sStrtun9en itbermdBiser 9urstruns, burd bas 8ittcre
b%eI0roert lnO Die Seritopttbett iomtt iiberwuuben. gub
pun IS Ferloheit, bic init ytalarid, 8beumattsmrs,
Nteten'etOeH "H0 S9pade seplast iino, i6neG nuD entz
i3iebeH.