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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-28
OUT ON BAIL.
The Alleged Postoffice EmbezzIers
Secure Fond smen.

CHICAGO, July 27.-Col. Bolton. charged
with embezzlement while in charge of the
second-class mail department of the Chi
cago postoffice, and who was released on
bail last night, did not appear at the gov
eminent building this morning. The office
was placed in the temporary charge of A.
S. Reynolds, the second weigher. Assistant
Postmaster Squires said that Bottoms place
was vacated by the arrest, and that he
would not be allowed to come back to the
office until the charges against him were
diSproven, when it will rest with Mr..
Judd whether he shall be allowed to re-
sumo his old duties. No official notice of
dismissal was served on him this morning.
but one will probably be ere long. Inspec-
tors Kidder and Barrett were working on
the case this morning. looking up news
paper receipts and procuring fresh evidence
of the alleged defalcation. They will move
for an increase in the amount of bond and
probably for new sureties to-day or to-mor-
row. Robert T. Lincoln appeared before
Commissioner Hoyne this morning and
signed the bond of Weigher Stuart in the
sum of $1,000. A deputy marshal was
Immediately dispatched to the Jail to take
the prisoner to the federal building. MIR.
Lincoln said he was very much surprised
that Stuart had not sent for him yesterday.
A Noted Burglar Arrested.
CHICAGO, July 27.-A very important
arrest was made here yesterday by the
Pinkerton national detective agency, in the
apprehension of Charles Engel. alias
Charles Warren, alias George Ingle. dan
gerous professional burglar, whose depre-
dations have extended all over the country.
Among the robberies that Engel is charged
with is that which was perpetrated on the
house of j. l.. Kennedy, in Newport, in
1884. The robbery occurred while the
family were at dinner, and nearly $40. 900
worth of diamonds and other jewelry was
taken. All this jewelry was recovered and
turned over to Mr.. Kennedy. In Septem-
Der last year the house of Admiral Bald
win in Newport was robbed in precisely
the same manner, and some $1,000 worth
of valuables taken. A little after this the
house of eX- Gov. Laffiin of Massachusetts.
situated near Boston, was robbed. All of
Admiral Baldwins property was found I'M
der stone near Newport by some farmers,
and upon the recovery of his property Ad-
miral Baldwin did not prosecute the case
further. His house was robbed again the
first day of the present month. and large
quantity OF silverware was carried off. At
II p. NJ. Engel was taken east in charge of
the Boston and Newport authorities.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-28

rR1-wEEKIY-(Dai1y-Mo Wednesday and
friday
lyr in advance. "a 90 mos, in advance. 81 90
3months, in advance. Isl 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-28
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-28
PULLING DOWN KINGS.

Waterford's Aldermen Will Retire the
Portraits of the Georges From
the Council Chamber.
And Put in the Place Thereof Picture Of
the Brave and Gallant Gen.
Meagher.
Salisbury and His Followers Holds
Meeting at the Carlton
Club.
The New Premier Outlines His Policy
Ordinance Department
Scandal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-28

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One Year 81. six Mo-, IS cts. Three Mo-, IS cts
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-28
REIIGJOUS WONDER.

| It was a London astrOlogist. who predict
| ing the phenomenal atmospheric disturb
ances of this season. fOretold that among
the results of the phenomenon would be an
unusual religious excitement ON this side of
the Atlantic. 1t will not be fair to say that
a conjunction of the planets is responsible
for SAM JONES or the numerous evangel-
lists who are moving multitudeS of worship
ers so nightly, but it does seem that there
is a perfect craze of faith cures and vision
revelations sweeping over the country.
| Two women in Cincinnati have set them
selves up as objects of worship, one claim
! ing to be CHRIST and the other the Holy
Spirit, and the most ridiculous part of it all
is that number of the prominent people of
aristocratic Walnut Hill are bowling before
these self-constituted goddesses. Now the
news comes of widespread religious ex-
element in Western Alabama caused by
the preaching of young woman who
claims to have died and to have en-
tered Paradise and was sent back to
preach to the people of earth. The Singu-
lar part of this girls history is that she
actually has death certificate from the
pHySlCidllS luey teSlIly tIdo SIG ACTUALLY
died while under their treatment and was
prepared for burial. Before being COM
mitted to the earth the young woman awoke
from her trance and astonished her weeping
friends by suddenly springing from the bier
and dancing hornpipe across the floor.
She told of having met while in heaven a
| lady acquaintance who lived long distance
off and in another state, and who was
supposed to be living and IN good
health. Subsequent inquiry developed
the startling information that the lady in
question was really dead, and had died just
at the hour the Alabama girl claimed to
have seen her in heaven. Another curious
circumstance related in connection with
this case of alleged supernatural agency is
that the girl never went to school in her
life and never learned the alphabet, yet she
now reads well and converseS and breaches
in most finished language. Her discourses
invariably move her audiences to shouts
and tears. and clergymen from all over the
country are leaving their pulpits and flock
| ing to see her. If the young lady can just
hold out until next season she will make a
good drawing camp meeting card.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-28
TRANSPORTATION TOPICS.
Chicago & Northwestern Report.

Chicago & Northwestern Report.
New YORK, July 27.-The annual report
of the Chicago & Northwestern railway for
the fiscal year ending May 81, 1886, has just
been issued. 1t shows gross receipts for
the year at $24, 279, 500, of which freight
earnings consisted CT 729 per cent. oper-
ating expenses and taxes, $13. $50, 225,
equal to SIS per cent, against So. SO per
cent. for the previous year; net earnings,
$40, 420.373. The charges paid were: In
terest on bonds, S. $50. 362; sinking funds,
SOS. 600, and dividends of per cent. on the
preferred and 6 per cent. on the common,
1914. 504, leaving surplus of 81. 3S1, SOC.
The transMissouri river lines, operating
610 miles, are not included in the COM
panys accounts. They earned during the
year, gross, So, 245, S53; net, ST., 16S, 465,
and held surplus after paying all charges
of 1914, 900. A reduction of $685.
900 was made in the funded debt
by the cancellation of bonds on hand and Of
bonds purchased for sinking funds during
the year. The expenditures for construc-
ton, equipment and new railroads,
amounted to 50. S65. 2O3, from which pre-
miums on securities and construction credits
are deducted, leaving net increase in the
construction account of 81, 1876, 753. The
sales of lands for the year were SO, sos
acres out of the Minnesota grant at an
average Of SIS per acre, "a. 067 acres out
of the Michigan grant at an average of
S2.72 per acre and 4, 1913 acres out of the
Wisconsin grant at an average Of $3.72 per
acre. There are 1898, S31 acres still I'M
sold. The gross earnings per mile in
creased $685. SO over those of the previous
wear,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-28
Making Rates.


The freight representatives of the lines
doing business in Iowa, Minnesota and
Dakota held a meeting yesterday at the
headquarters of the Omaha, IN st. Paul,
for the purpose of fixing rates. They dis
cussed live stock and grain rates. at great
length from competitive points. The
meeting lasted all day and finally they
agreed upon 1919 cent grain rates to local
points in Iowa and Illinois. After they
finished the committee appointed. by the
Missouri freight association to agree upon
east-bound flour rates met. The result of
that meeting was the adoption of the fol-
lowing rates: On business from st. Paul
and Minneapolis. intended for the seaboard,
~ cents; on business locally to Chicago,
10 cents. The ~ and 10 cent rates are
the same as were in effect prior to the re-
duction of the Milwaukee d st. Paul to 5
CENTS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06

Die Ser 5taateu fem 8edt. elm iol6es
@eleB III MAIDEN uno ausaufibren. Das
8ebringsmeer, anf tpelGes IS it'd beste1t,
lit grDBer ais oaS WtitteaGnoii9e Ufeer uuo
n1ebr oenu boppelt 10 sroB, ais Der @oLf
bon Oeerifo. 8olterrebtItA miro Den Ders
i6ieoenen Staaten in Der GegsI nur @es
ridtsbarfeit l6er b n She'll Der Gliten8es
tpaHer 3uge1tanoen, Der itA innerbalb bret
OReilen Dom Qanoe b%eftonet. SIS lit aIlo
niat wabri9einli6, oaB Gn8IanO ooer irs
geno cine anbere leefabrenoe ytatton bas
gts6t bet Ser. Staaten anerfenuen miro,
ben Sang bon 8obben oOer irgeuo anoeren
Gbieren innitten zines groBeu Ufeeres, IS
ooer 120 Wteilen BON nahlten 2aaoe, 81
perbieteu. 9ier bitten mir alio cine neue
Tiidereifrage. limb oaS S6ltlnmfte babel
lit, baB in bteiem Streite UNI ben Sees
bunbsfane bon NIasfa auf ben eriten 8Iif
6aS 9te6t auf Seiteu Der @anaoter gu ietn
i6et1t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
STREET atss,'s geDrtmss =@eee.

8etreffs Der @eangennabme Brit
ttl6samertfanti1er S6iffe
bnr6 ein amerifanii0es3 oLls
d in ben g ~ 4 NIasfa's
inretbt Der vNn3eieer bes 8 e.
1tens":
vgleuIid nnr6e semelbet, Der 8oufutter
.@orpIn" babe bret mad 8rttil0> Golumz
bta 9ebOrtge Snponer, ipeld1e in ben @ez
tDGliern bon NLasfa Seebunoe ~gefanaeu
bQtten, nit Beldlag bele9t uno nQ6 Gan
6rancisco gebrabf. Man gLaubte Damals,
bielelben leteu benin Sang an Der Rulte,
lpe5tel an ben befannten, Der vAlasfa Belss
@eleu16aft" Derpa0teten Snleln, ertappt
iDorotn. Gs Itelt iih aber iebt beraus.
oaB tsne S6ooner, als Iie beidlaonabmt
tpurDen, ilb 60, elmer iogar 120 WeelGen
bonn telten 2anoe ~entfernt befunoen batten.
Us tragt ith nun, oh cine oerartige 8es
idla8nabme ft6 irsenotuie b0lferrehtIi6
re6tfertlgen lGBt.
vSretlih babeu bie 9tuf1en 6urh ben
8ertrag pDn 1867 lber Die Nbtretung Mlasz
fa's Den Ser. Staaten auber Dem f%Seltlanoe
bon Nlasta hi ben Aleutii6en Snieln, bic
lib fat bis na6Tamtidatfa binilber3iehen.
0as game, fih noroLib oteier SnleLn bis
sur 8ebrtng5itraBe eritreGenbe 3 b.
rings Meer libertragen. Nuf bielen
8ertrag bin tit oann bonn GongreB Elm Sc
ieB erIallen %tuorbert, tDeldeS ben Sang aQer
Yelstbtere in 9tla5fa uno voeiien @eip4;>
iern" 0urG unbefugte Yerioneu Derbietet
uno nit l1perer Strafe beorobt.
vQber tpenn 9tuBlauD fein Jtedt bate.
telte 0GepGller" ab8utrsten, 10 batten audi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06

Ma6t anqelttFtete Gepolutton ourd etre
@eaenreDolution bes bu[gdrii6en Bolfes
nno 0eeres 81 nt6te gemadt, per Yurltens
tbron tpieoer aufaeri9tet, Sirit NLera1oer
bur0 Die beinabe einbeQtge Be9et1terun9 Der
8ulgaren aurifberufen uno Dteoer duf
ieinen Sbron eeleBt.
Weuu man Gletneres nit @roBemt Derz
gIeihen barf, bat e5 ieit Der betnabe 3aubere
baften Gitdfebr gtapoleon's bon Glbd na0
Baris in Der @eiHihte @uropa'S nthEs
9fomantiidere5 uno Observation-Disclosures ge8es
ben, ais Die lhnelIe @ieoertebr oes 8uIgG1
renfirften.
6offentlid tpiro aber feline Wteoerfebr
feinen blutigen llnD tragilben Nus8ang
nebmen. 3oQfubn lit freilt6 au0 tie.
Dem mer tplrb ben 3urId8efebrtet 6eloe1
Dor Dem grimmigen !0aiie ~3uBIauo's
l6iBen, fols bieie 8eltma6t, itatt elmer
bLoBen blbilden 8eri6mDrun9 tbre gauge
Strait ge9en ihn etnleben ioute?
Wobl 3GbIt BulQarten nit GtnlbluB bon
Oit>9tumeLtsn ungefGbr bret Wttu lonen
Ginpobner. 8obl fann ietn Seer nit
@iui1luB Des 2anoiturms auf betnabe
100, 600 Weonn gebra6t peroen. Wobl tit
od5 9eattonaLz uno SelbftltGnot9fettsz
@efibI oe5 bulgariiden 8olfeS 0ur6 ote
berrLiden Siege, nel9e lein Seer lnter
QIeranoer bet SltnniBa urto auf anoereu
Sdla1tfeloern errarg, md6ttg e~rItortt.
Qgobl bat Si0 Der 6ab uno gleib Der Ger
ben unb ibreS Songs gegen Bul9arten. IN
Solge oeS rulitlhen Banottenltretbs gege1
%QlLeranoer, Dorerit in WohLDoueH uertp9nz
belt, uno' Elm aufri6ttges BOllDouen gc>
gen NleranDer unD ietnen Staat begt letn
rumGnti6er NahbaA QRObl lit Der thrift
ibe Suaer0t Dem oeutidea 2ebensfur1ten
in 8ulgarten getpogen.
2lber tDie bereit5 Dor a6t Gagen an
borliegenoer SteIte geiagt pur0e, lit 8ts1
mard gepiB in ieinem Ge6te, tpenn CT,
troB Der groBen, perlDnliben SbetlnabEae
bes oeutiden GoLfe5 unD 0eereS fir ben
8attenberger, aud ntc1t %einn1al Die Gnoden
zines pommerii6en @rennbterS oaflr auf's
Spiel leBt, DaB einem fletnen 0eutlben
9rinsen Elm Tur1tentbron auf Der Geutl6z
Lamb 10 tpentg beriibrenDen 8alfanbalbtniel
erbalten bleibt. Die peridteoenen GrflG1
rungen Der 8i5mardbldtter beftQtigen oiele
2luffaIiung. Nnoerer SettS baben ieoo6
@nglano In0 Selterretb ETH mdbttge3
Sntereiie baran, DaB gtuBta1o Oil ieoem
uumlttelbaren @ingreifen in Die buIgartz
ider NngelegenDeiten p%erbtnOert miro. ltno
Die s~egenpdrti9e ruiiti0e 9oIitit tit eiae
feige.
SIrf 2Geranber aber bdlt es einfa9 fir
ietne peri0nlihe 9flt3t uuo SduIotgfeit,
benz G1fe Oes bulgartiden Golfes auf jeoe
0efdDr bin 81 ent1preGen.
8teueidt lit iein 8erfabren mtrfIi6
ebeuio peritGnoig, aIs eS uber ieben 3DetIeL
binauS mutbig un6 rittertth lit. Gteuei0t
gclingt es linn bod, fi6 nit Der moralt>
Notwithstanding peri6iebener @roBmd6te
ulto etnige moraLii6e unteritibuug uiro
ibm ia bod ielbit Die beuti6e 0te9ierung
an9eoeiben laiien :. iotpte our6 leine per
i0nItden grnBen Gigeni6aften unO ourd)
ben ftttlihen uno politii6en Nufl6muna
bes begabts1 SuIgarenpolfes, in letuer
i9wierigen SteIung su b~ebaupten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
Sas 8eFretnu9sfcff tu Su0a>9eft
at1tS Ote 9eaffdlett4.

Sn Guba>8eit ftnoen gegentpdrttg am
2. September erDffnete groBe Seit!l0tetten
fat gum @eoG6tniB Der Dor 200 Sabren
erfolgten 8efretung Dteier Stabt bonn tlrz
ftlden So6e. gu oieler Teter fino nidt
nur all Die geadJfommen Der Sffi5tere beS
0eutldhen Eet65beeereS unter Dem 0er3og
bon 2otbriugeul, Incident Die Befreiung 3u
banfen lit, Ginlaoungen erga;gen, lonoern
IS iinD aud Die Deutl9en 0auptltdote aus
geforoert lporhen, oa3u Gertreter gu entlen=
ben. Qber Die beioen bernorragenolten beut>
i6en 6auptltGote, Berlin uno Wiun6en,
baben Die @tnLabune abaelebnt, uno amar
Mln1en aHfQnglt1 nod oa3u vobne
Oanf", nGbreno man in Berlin Der 2tbz
IeDnung ipentgltenS cine bDfltd,e Sorm gab.
Dieie Nbiebnung lit etn erFreuli6es 3eiz
den, ~inlofern Oartu 81 leien lit, baB man
in 9eutl6Lano anfGngt, itb iiber Die Ser
%gepalti9ung Der 0eItl6en IN llngdrn uno
Slebenbllrgen 81 empDren, uto III ungart1
peritebt man aud iebr Dobi ben @run0
bauon. Sic lift au6 ut1t oas eiE5ige 3eiz
den oe5 uulmut6S, 0aS man tn 9eutlds
LAMB ben 6erren Otagparen geoeben bat.
Die betoen nagDarllheu untoerlttdter
nuroeu niht CUR 0etDelberger untDerittGtsz
feier etngelaDe1, m0bL aber Die 0eutlhe IN
~9ermannitaot III Ste~benblr9cn, un0 mas
Die l1ngarn am metlteu Durulte, elmer Der
betpGbrteiten iiebeubilrgil6en &dn1pfer gez
gen Die 8ermagpartltrung Der Sahlen, Der
YrofeIIor Solef bon BuDeuS, Der Dem BON
leinem 8ater ererbten 6ret6errntitel nut
oesbalb e~ntiagte, iDetl ct sur Tibrung oelz
ielbeu Die BeitGttgung Der ungariihen Jtez
gierung etnbolen muBte, lit in 9eloelberg
gum Gbrenboctor betoer 9te6te ernannt
iporoen.
Sa, Die e6len Mogbaren fublen itb iebr
g~efrunft unO tbun ieBt, ais OBJ tie ME etn
Wdlierden 9etrlbt bdtten. Sa, iie BADEN
logar Die Stirn Su b%ebaupteu, tie ba5ten
Die 9eutlAeu gar ni6t, tint @egentbetl,
fie l6dBten iie bod. Sbre NbueiguHa gebe
nur eeaen Die oSelterrether" bon Denen lie
10 lange 9efue6tet getpelen ieten. sic tpiiBz
ten lebr ipobl, oaB tie Der 9eutl6en be-
biirften, uu1 it'd oer @rbriiGung Dur1 ba5
SIaDentbnm 5u ertpebren.
Gin Sober, oelien @epddtniB nt6t gan3
fturnpf iii, DetB, mie aufribtt9 oaS lit,
uno tpie pentg bic 9anoIunQen Der Weapaz
rem nit tbren Morten liberetuittmmen.
SIR Ner9er Jet ibnen bes5aIb Der lid gez
gDunt. llebrigenS bat ia aud 8ismard,
benz Der 9eHtiAe ni0tS gilt, Der ntht
innerbalb oes beuti6en 9tei1es tpo5nt, i5z
hen Elm YfGlter1eu auf Die Munbe gelegt,
burh GnttenDung elmer beionDereu Wiliz
tdrz aboronung gum 8uoaz Beiter 6eite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06

Marns Sprtngs Sflbtaner bon Der Ga.
Carlos N%elerDatton in 9lrisona fortsuneb.
MEN, u1o ie mad Der Sort unions 3eier
baton am SuBe Der IurfeD>8 Serge int
n~orotpeltIid6en Gbeite 0es Serrttoriums
gteuz 0fertfo III perieBen. 9Grt Itno lie
bereits 10 iebr Don Der Civilization urtoez
ben, Dag peIn ibnen audi eiuu1aL Elm Nuss
bru6 g~eltngen ioQte, tbr @infaugeu feline
groBe Nrbeit MAIDEN miro. SauptiG6Li9
Gbcr lit i9re GerieBung be5baIb 10 erfreuz
lib, reites oaour6 @erDntmo uu>
n0gNA Qetna6t lit, leine 8anoe aus Der
berantpadisnOen Sugeno ietnes Stammes
81 perool!itdnotgen. Mfan mag ihn lebt
etnfangen ODER niAt, Die Sage ietner 8auoe
lino ge5dblt. 0enn Die fortndbrenDe uno
energt16e 8erToLgung, Der iie aus9eieBt tit,
MUS ldlteBlt6 3u ibrer gGn5lt1en Grs
l6Dpfung fibren. 1lebrigens lneinen quite
9is1tdten oaflr 81 lein, oaB in ~pent9en
&agetl Die ytahri6t non i6rer Grgebung etne
trifft. DEM Der alte Morobuub ielbit 1T
IhDer Derpunoet, uno lu6t nur nod 10
CUTE 8e6in8un9en aIs m09li6 ~beraus3uz
l6laJen.
Die 8eriesung Der Gb~iricabua's mad
geeuzW 1erito tit Dem @eneral MiIes
al banten, Der bteielben troB 6e5 Deftigen
Nioeritanoes anoerer 2lrmees Offt8tere uno
Der l6urttlhen 6Gnbler, pel1e aus ben
Snoianer l1nruben @epinn i60pfen,
our6geiebt bat. gu ben OfftSieren, peIde
ltd benz Blane tDtberieBten, gehorte AUDI
@apt. Burfe, elmer Der Stabsofftsiere BON
0eneraL @rDof. General N9iles ldi6te int
Dorigen Wfonat Den S6Hptlin9 @batto,
etnen Der nloroertihlten Der rotben Seufel,
un0 neun Gnoere NpadeS na1 9Salbingz
ton, Inn NIT Den bortigen 8eb0roen brett
81 u~nterbanoelE. Die SoIge mar 0aS
uebereintommen, oaB Die geiamn1ten @9ts
ricalua5 uno Warm Spring : S1otaner
mad Der Sort nnion> &eierpation iiberiiez
oeIu tDouer, tr0B 8urfe'S @ioeritanO, Der
au6 nab gSalblngton gtng, UNI WtIleS'
RlQne gu bintertreibeu.
Die Sade lit lehr gebein1 uro geIdiGt
betrteben Dor0en. UNI Die Npa6es auf Der
Gan Carlos : GeierDation ni6t in Mufz
regung gu uerleBen, uno elmer Slu6t oer>
lelben IN Die 8erge por3ubeu9en. Die Sez
putation, Die nod QSai1tuQton geiarot
mar, IieB man gar ni6t me1r suriiGtebren,
IOnDern legte Ghatto in Sort 9eaDenDortb,
Die uebrtgen in albuquerque feit. @eueraL
0eileS IteB Die Snotaner auf Der Jfeiernaz
tton our6 Sruppen, rnter Dem BefebI bon
0herit gEaoe, in aller StiIe ulltSingelu
uuA mad Sort 2tpa6e brtngen, no tie
1treng beDa6t DerDer, bis Die n0tbtgel1
SrausportatiousmitteL fit ba5 @epQG uno
Die &inoer beihafft Iinb. Die &rieger
merOen unter b~eionoerer 8etpadung porz
ausgei6idt tperoen, Die Squaps foLgen nit
ben Yontes unO benz 8ieh langiam uad.
9en 8etDobnern BON Nrt3ona lit ouer>
Dtngs Slid gu piniden. DaB fte bteleu
CLIP los tperDen. 0offentLid b~eitdtigt es
ft6 baum, baB Der 9teit Der 0pa6es tpirtz
LID 10 frteoliebeno III, ais man i'm i'm Snz
bianeramt ihiLoert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06
Woc(GocrSmf
Gbicaao 4. September.
(@ 0 denbertnf)

Ser Wet3enmartt mar tn Der %pergan9eten
Wo6e a6De0ielno felt utb l0woufeno, uno
16loB arn Sar1itag I'm eine Gleiniqfeit niebz
burger, @orrt Inn &c 9ober, 0afer UNI &c b6ber,
To99en uno @erlte INN &c niebriqer unb
Tlel9 i0pooren bltebet unperdlbert, nur
S6weinefleil1 f9loB nm 13@174c b66er.
Set5en: Septbr. 81 75B@758c, i9loB Alt
754; Oetober gu 778@n.4 i9loB Su 77gc;
9fopember al 79+@798, l6loB an 79A; Ge3.
gu S0&@8l5, l9loB 3l 8l3'aJtai 3a 86a@815,
gofn; @ept, su s9g@4o4. 1dIob gu 4ol;
pember All 42&& @431, idloB at 434c, T.; 92ot AZ
464@47g, i0lob 3t 47c.
9ater: September gu 25@95&, {blob
st 259; Ofto6er 5u 263@27, i9loB 31 268;
Nopember gu 27&@28B. i1loB gu 274; W{at
3u 32@328, i6loB 81 80.
S9wetnefIet d: September 10000
1880, t9loB 5l 10.274; 0ctober All 10. 100
1910, l6loB ST 10. 37a; Nop. 20. 00f@lO. 224,
i9loB 81 1o.173; Sanuar 5l II. 17{@11.3 81,
i0loB 81 1921.
.xS0metnefett: Sept. 81. 5o@7.5a4.
i9loB gu 80; 0ftober 6.75@6.771, l6loB
5u 6.75; Sabr 5u -.-@6.52 l6loB at
ee7' Sornar gu -.-@6.65, i9lOB gu
@pedfetteu: @ept. at .-@6 e5.
IWtpP gu ocoo, Stlooer 81 b.633M0.671,
l6loB gu 6.67}; Sanuar gu = @5.1, f6loB
al $40.
SIM 8aerseI6dft bra6te g ommerro Ell.
sen geo. 2 754@75S I'M Gpei6er.
Us IN err et en mar bese1rt at TIA
~ titr 9fo. 2 rotbeG, fir $50. l uno 74@
74b fiir SEQ. 8.
@orn $50. 2 I'M Gpei6er 409 @4Oa, $50. 2
9elbes 4O4@4O3. Jto. 2 weiBes 4O8@40z, SO.
3 gelbes 36g@39, $50. 37b@394c, SO. 4 ~
-@374. o.
9Gter auF Der 8ebm. SEQ. 3 rueiser ~
: 5@29i. 9to. 2 gu 25@26, SEQ. 8 metBer III
27@28, SEQ, 8 24@26. o.
10 SO EFT 9to. z, su 49c I'M Gpei6er.
Ger tie geo. 2 9pt. 59@-c, SO. 2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-06

Saus SEQ. 8 faufte 1893 Otto BON
S6mcrin uno IieB es neu auSbaue1. 9ler
mai etne .3eitIang oas Grtmtnalgert1t.
= Scr tit 8arts pobncnoe S1reau7
G6ef oer fran30itihen J%lorobabt, Wtr.
Riour, erbielt DOT eini0en MoAen pom elmer
3ante aus AmerifG fol8sltosS
S6reiben: vS0 Bin in Der Srentoe retD
geaporoen, aletn id fibIe mid %eialaun uno
Der[aifen; 10 babe i1 mid entlblot1en, gu
Dir su fommen uno Did gu meilleln&rbea
etnsuleBen. SD bin alt uno toeroe Dir
nt2t LANCE CUR 2aft fallen" N!ouJ be8a0
fi6 mad southampton, Inn lettte 8oltte
ob3uboIeu uno oieie ibenfte ibn1 lofort cine
goloene 1Dr. Ssn 8arts an8elaIgt. Set9te
Tim Die Eante Elm rieIiges 8adet 9Sertb7
papiere unb iagte: vS6 peroe etnen ganz
fier beauftragen bies Su bertauTe1, fanrlt
bu mir nidt e~tnittpeiIen 0elo borgen. t0
mtQ Die 0obnung neu m0bIiren. Sllberz
Seug, WGi6e uub 3leiocr faufelt." Jt!our
BEETLE it6, Der Gante ietn uno leiner 0atz
tin geiammtes 8erm0gen im 8etrage BON
~sebntauieno 6rauc5 aus3utotgen. Sim
nd6iten Sage giug oie ate Jrau aus Hno
febrte tlidt me6r Dsim. Jtiour ntGdte Die
poliSeiliNe 2ln3ei9e uno erfubr, baB lelne
Sante nit Dem Ortent3uge abgereilt lei.
Die i'm Softer Observation-Disclosures paren-
Nnfln0i8Gngen.