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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the CLERK of the Orphans Court
for two weeks ending Wednesday, Nov.
p, 1889:
Thomas Scanlan and Alice Leap. Wash
ington township.
John T. McGlade and Hattie l.. Turner,
Portage.
mOreland county, and Ida Cunningham.
Cambria county.
Chas. p. Horten and Mary FreIdhoff.
Johnstown.
Samuel l.. Chaplin and Mary C Berkey.
Cambria county.
Anselem Bitter. Bennington, Blair cOun-
! ty and Maggie O'Day. TunnelniIi.
| John Eessr. Johnstown and Lizzie Schear-
! mand, Conemau9h borough.
joseph Cox and Ida Burns, GallitZin,
township.
George NJ. Snyder. Carroll township and
J Lucy 5. Shettig. Cambria township.
William Miller and Mohala Welt, Johns
town.
Edward MuIherron and Annie Margare,
Snowden, GalIitZin.
Dibert ii. OYerdorf MorrelIville, and
Lucy NJ. Spealman, Csrlysle. Cumberland
county.
Edward Kirkpatrick. Elder township and
Emma MeNulty. Susquehauns township.
James l. Sanker. GsIlitZin township an(
Maggie Smeltzer, Allegheny township.
Lemon Angus, East Taylor township ant
| ShluhIlue SonseO6u3n. mineral IOlDL.
Alva Carpenter and Edith Bowman
! Mountain Dale.
William l.. Little and Joanna z. ConDery
Chest Springs.
William c. McCracken. westmorelsn
county and Susan e. Tantlinger. Johns
| town.
Joseph a. McClain. Gallitzin and LIrzi
A. Troy, Tunnelnill.
Linus p. McDermitt, Cresson and Jan
Cooper, Allegheny township.
Howard w. Pretner and Ella May Louth
er. Johnstown.
E.G. Mcleod and Martha A. Burke
[ Johnstown.
Alex. ]. McMuIIen, South ForK ara Ann
, G.. Cullen, Wilrnore-
John Barrett and Lille B. Owens, Mil
VILE.
Joseph d. Fendley, Millvilie snd Liz
Z StutzmRn, Upper Yoder township.
Edgar A. Dunham and Lizzie Gober
, ! Johnstovu.
Orrin n. Houtz, MiflInburg. Union conn
} ty and May F. Benford, Johns:own.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
A Jolly Group or Venerable Citizens

Four venerable and respected citizens
formed a group In front of the post-office
on Tuesday forenoon about IL O'Clock that
caught the eye OF reporter. There was
Professor David Peelor, ths veteran sur
veyor and meteorologist, aged seventy mine;
Captain Patrick Graham, aged seventy-two;
Mr.. John s. Jones. aged sixty-seven. and
Mr.. George A. Gardner. aged sixty-nine.
They were all In the joIliest mood possible,
cracking jokes and telling each other stor-
les OF old times. One peculisritY OF tie
eroup was that three OF the number were
each blind OF an eye. Mr.. Jones is minus
the sight OF his left eye, Capt ain Graham OF
Lis left, and Hr. Gardner OF his right. AL
though the oldest OF the party. Professor
Peelor was the msrriest and his laugh the
heartiest, May they all live long and pros
per.-JoknStot0n Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
Cambria County Atlas.

We are now prepared to deliver the Illus
trated Historical Atlas OF Cambria county
Pa. to subscribers within thirty days. As
10 has taken so much time and labor 10 CON-
plete the work. the surveyors and the his
:ory OF the county, with Johnstown's great
food. which was 8 heavy loss to the COM
pany. We request all patrons OF the WORK
to be prepared 10 uay ten dollars when de-
IIvered by so doing. you will save us de-
lay. ATLAS PUBLAsarNG COMPANY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
NOTICE

NOTICE
~ Notice is hereby given that an applics
ton Will Se made to the Governor OF pennsyl-
yanIz on the ninth day of December. 1859. by O.
A. Buck, Anthony Anna, .'ohn A Platt, h j,
YOthers anc J. W. Barnes. under the Act Of As
sembly April 18th. 1874. entitled An Act % pro-
vide for tie Incorporation and regulation OF GER
tain corpSrations," and the supplements thereto
for the chartsr OF an intended corporation 70 bs
called The Hastings Building and Loan Asso-
citation !" the character and object Of which are
70 accarnulzte a fund by the contribution OF the
members thereof and 10 loan the same 10 them
from time 10 time - enable them 20 purchase
real estate. build themselves dwelling houses, OF
engage In Gny legitimate bUziuess, and Tor these
purposes. 70 have, possess and ENJOY all the
rights. benefits and privileges OF said Act of As
senbly and supplements thereto
II Il. kIrIELL, SoltcitgsT-
Ehnnshnrr Nov Il 80 Il
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
RnekIen,rArnicn snIxe

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chspped Hands, ChIlblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
Sold at the drug store of Z. James, Rbens>
burg, and w. w. McAteer. Loretto
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
DIED.

MCCASE.-Died at the residence OF hlA
parents In Eoensburg on Thursday. Soysm-
Der 2Ist, 1889, Bartholomew kcCabe, Jr.,
aged about % years.
The deceased had been Ill for some time
from consumption which finally turned to
Bright's disease and terminated with q
hemorage on Thursday night He was an
exemplary young man and during his long
illness here bore his suffering with a christian
resignation and prepared himself for the
entrance INTO the world to come. May hIs
soul rest In peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
ThR HrRaIh

OF a chronic catarTh patient Is often so Of
sensIve that he becomes an object OF dis
gust. After time liberation sets In, the
spongy bones are attacked and frequently
entirely destroyed. A constant source OF
discomfort is the dripping Of the purulent
secretions into the throat, sometimes pro-
ducing inveterate bronchitis. which In Its
turn has been the exciting cause OF pull
monary disease. The brilliant results
which have attended its use for years past
properly designate Ely's Cream Balm as by
far the best and only cure.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29

Cream Cheese. cents per ID.
oWiSS 10 cents per I'D.
Limberger cheese cents per ID.
Pruues. &c per 10; or lbs for. % cents.
Soup Beans, white. i lbs. for. .........25 cents.
DRY GOODS.
Ladies' Coats from S24s up.
Ladies' and Men's shoes al 30 cents ON the
dollar.
We have line of Mems and ChIdren's
Clothing that for beauty of finish, quality
of material, dura bility and small cosUlvity,
"takes the cake" Hearl oh ye of little
faithi
One hundred ChndreD's Overcoate.
worth 81 so apiece, at 81.
One hundred Mems suits for dress, at
e. SO each.
Overcoats. sizes from "a to ~.
Corkscrew suits, the finest Clothing
made, at s.. 90 each.
~ Persons from distance by rail, who
purchase Of us goods 10 the amount OF SO
or over. we will pay their fares and freight
age OF goods 10 their destination, so take
your money 70 Simon Bros. and save 80 per
cent on all purchases.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
SIMON BROS.
Have Struck 1t Rich !!

And they Will give the people of Gallitzln
and vicinity the benefit of this rich bonanza
and they will put thousands of dollars In
the peoples pockets If they will only take
advantage of it. "WeII, what is It you have
strcuk?"asks some nsturallyinquisitive per.
sons. We will proceed to tell you: Not
long since, the proprietors of large grocery
house became greatly in need OF money, and
offered TO sell US groceries away below the
general price, for spot cash. AS such offers
are very rare nowadays. We grasped the op-
portunity-hence our rich strike, and as a
natural result we are now prepared to sell
you groceries at the following figures
Sugar, soft white, at......... ........7c. per h.
light brown, at. .................6I 4"
white. Rrsnulated, at.........7E
The best Soap In the market
Seven pieces sfor.........-.............25c cents.
Arouckle's per lb.
Imported Teas....-....-.. ..............-..-.25 "
Flour, six different grades, and
the best st............ .-....S1 .25 per sack.
Canned Salmon. .-..............-l6c per box.
Sardnes, four boxes for cents
Herring cents a keg
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
EARM roR SALE

EARM FOR SALE
The subscriber will sell AZ private sale his
farm situate IN Cambria township. three and n
half niles east OF Ebensburg. containing 10
acres o. acres Of which cleared and In a good
state OF cultivation. The farm Il well Watered.
Ia. 4 new frame house and a frame barn thereon
erected Ind has orchard Of one hundred and
twenty trees OF choice fruit. Possession will be
given At any reasonable time and terms Will be
made 10 suit the purchaser
Cambria Tvp., Aux 30, lssB-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29
EckenrOde S HOppe1,
CarroIItown, Fenn'a-

Having returned from the Eastern cities with full,
pete merchandise consisting of Dry Goods Notions
Clothing Ovecoats and Gents Furnishing Goods
Men, Boys and Children fine line of Ladies' and Chdren
and Wraps including line of Plush goods, and Boots and
Shoes have Hardware, Queensware,
Glassware Ocoh Robes and Horse Blankets not to be exced
anywhere We prepared to meet the public wants the
prices will underod and always guarantee sat-
isacon Soliciting your patronage and thanking for past
favors Respectfully Yours
ECKENRODE & HOPPEL,
CARROT1LToNVN,P PA.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-29

All kinds OF job work neatly executed
at this office. Give rs call.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-07-12

day Of November, 1852, of Irish ancestry.
who settled in Walworth county, Wiscon-
sin about the year 1874; was educated at
Wahpeton and settled in Dakota in May,
l882, and is at present engaged in farming;.
was elected to the constitution convention
as = democrat, receiving S67 votes.
JOSEPH POWLES, OF Milton, Cavalier
county, was born in the county of HerfOrd-
shire. England, on the 9Th day of Decem-
to America and settled in Dakota in 1883,
and engaged in farming; is now justice of
the peace for Milton; was elected to the con-
venti0n as q republican, receiving $50 votes
against 7S9 and 69S votes for two democrats.
WILLIAM p. PURCELL, Of Wall-
in the county of HnDterdon, state
Of August, 1868. Of Irish ancestry. who
settled in Flemington, Hunterdon county,
New jersey. in 1849; was educated at the
public schools; came to Wahpeton and set
attorney OF Richland county, Dak., in 1884:
was city attorney of Wahpeton. Oak, in
1885; was United States attorney for the
territory Of Dakota in 1883, and is at pres
ent engaged in the practice of law; was
elected to the constitutional convention,
WILLIAM RAY, Of Dickinson, stark
county, was born in Goodrich, Canada, in
September, 1852, of Irish ancestry, who
settled In Canada In 1849; was educated at
the public schools in Canada and the
United States; came to the United States.
into the employ Of the Manitoba Railroad
company in 1866 as section laborer and was
promoted to road master, and In 1883 went,
Into the employ Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company as road master on the
Missouri s division, where he continued un-
q $rHkn -A-A~
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-07-12


in Dakota in 1870, and is at present en-
gagged in law and real estate; was elected
to the constitutional convention as demo-
crat.
MARTIN V. LINWELL, of Northwood,
Grand Forks county, was born in the
county of ChisagO, state of Minnesota, on
the I'd day of April, 1867, of Swedish an
cestry, who settled in Rush City, Chisag0
county, Minnesota, in 1852; received an
academical education in Minnesota; came
to Dakota in 1881; was a successful prac-
titioner before the United States land
Office from 1882 to 1885; is owner of large
tracts of Dakota land under CIVILIZATIONS;
was admitted to the bar at Grand Forks,
OAK, and is at present engaged in the prac-
tice of law in Northwood; was elected to
the constitutional convention as repub-
lican, receiving 585 votes, against S12 votes
for the democratic candidate. ls "a
EDWARD 81. LOHNES, Of Devils Lake.
Ramsey county; was born in the county OF
Ressec1ere, state of New York, on the 22d
day of April, 1874, of Dutch ancestry; was
educated In the common schools of Lam
singburg, New York; came to Dakota and
settled in May 1867; enlisted In New York,
Mounted Rifles; served three years and two
months In the army of the James; was
employed by the government as mail car
rier between Fort Rice and Grand River
agency from 1859 to 1871, between Fort
T0tten and Fort AbercrOmbie from 1871 to
1876, and contractor between Fort TOtten
and Northern Pacific at Jamestown from
1876. to 1882; was elected county commits
siOnef In November, 1885, reelected In
November 1889. and was chairman Of the
board in 1888 D, and engaged in farming in
Ramsey county from 1852 to present time;
was elected to the c0nstitutt tOnal 5conven.
tl0n as Q republican, receiving 400 votes
against 81 votes for John Barton, demo,
cfat.. ~ az 5s n 81 D !;
MICHAEL KENYON MARRINAN. Of
city ysof Rochester, county Of Monroe, state
OF New York, on the 4th day Of November,
1858. Of Irish ancestry !, who settled In
ROeE hester, N. II, In, 1849; was educated at
public schools and Christen Brothers acad-
emy, Of colchester. N: ~; came to Grand
Forks and settled in Dakota In November,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-01
%. gunoes Turnfelt 1T Git
tinnati, Otto.
Reee Gbdti9feit abe rail-.
Cine Hberraideno ero6e 6ohl Don 8eiu9ern
f4on iebt aneemeloet.

Ser Observation-Disclosures Surnerbun6,
na6esu Sic erDBte beutl6e Organization in
BEN Ser. Staaten, rIItet 1t6 51 ielnem 20.
8unbes> Iurnfeit, bos in BEN Sa9en bonn
21.-26. Stunt incl. IN Cincinnati, Ohio,
itattfinDen loQ.
98er ba wetB, NIT tpel6er Spannltng
man IDtpobl bon Setten Der iiingerel, af>
tiDen, ais at6 Der Glteren, palitpen, Sur
ner einem iOl6en Teite entge9enite6t, tpelz
Dies mad WaBgabe Der 8e1ttmmungen Ser
Surner>S Organization nur ale bier Sabre
1tattftnbet, Der tptrb audi bie 8egetiterung
beriteben ultD begreifen, tpel6e fi6 l6on
iett lGngerer S3ett auf ben SurnplGBen rl1o
IN ben Observation-Disclosures bel Sung
unb Q(lt benterfbar gen1a6t bat. Silt IS
bod fir Die praftti6en Slrner, ii6 I'M
eblen Wettfatnpfe gu beaegten, I'M ben aus
allen StGOten berbetgeitrGmten &alneraben
uno Selud)ern 81 Setgen, tDte tDett man eS
lit Der NuSbtlbung 0eS f0rperli6en u1lb
g~etittgen WfenI6en 9ebra6t bat.
@obl lit Elm .iol6eS 8eitreben beS
ShtpetBes Ser @olen pert1 ln0 IS fam
beBbalb alt6 gar ni6t iiberrai6en, tpenn
allerortS, no SurnDereine e"rtitire1 ooer
tltrnerti6e Soeen 1t6 @tngal1g berl5afft
babelt, cine fteber6afte S6Gtigfeit e~ntfaltet
tptrb, I'M betm 8unoesz3 urnfeit entiprez
6eno reprdie1ttrt 3u tperoen. 111D ipabrz
LID, es lobnt it6, energii6e Q(nitren9ungen
gum 8eiude bes 6iesidbrtgen Gurnfeites su
MAIDEN. Cincinnati, Die @iege Der Surnez
rel in ben Ser. Staaterr, bietet nit ieinen
SebenSpiirbt9feiten, ieiner iiberaus reisenz
ben l1m9ebung, mel6e bic manni6faltisz
1ten, in%tGreiianteiten NuS1iige g%eitattet,
allein i6on etuen 2ln3tehungSpunft, tpel6er
in gang 2lmertfa ietneS @lei6en iu6t.
0esbalb, Surner Der Ser. Staaten, auf
gum Surnfeit, gum &f, gum Sie9!
Ser Seitausi6uB in Cincinnati lit be-
reits felt Monaten etfrtg at Der 0lrbeit unb
giebt auf aae; baS 6eit betreffenbe Sragen
0erne Die 9epiini9te Nusfunft. QOreiie
bes @orreip. S6riftnartS: S. 8ertl6,
443 8tne Ctr, Cincinnati, 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-01
Gin outer fdno.

Gin 8ert6terftatter bes v8au" Der bor
Elm paar Sagen in @rfabrung gebra6t bate,
DaB bic @liids90tttn Wtarltn NIT etnent
@ei6enf BON $4,000 bebadbt un6 bteles ben
Serren S. Is. Sobnion unb Wfatt. @alfer
5ugefalen lei, bemii6te ftb, 6ariiber @etDtBz
belt 3t ~erlangen. @[m leBten Samitag trof
er 6errn SobnfDn bier. Sein NeuBereS
unb ietn @eien 3eigten nt6ts l1t9eip0bnltz
DIES; er mar berett iebe Qustunft gu geben.
SEER Sobnion 1T ein iunger Wtaltn, Ser auf
benz Gan6o bes 6errn @alfer bel6Gfttgt
tit; iett 5tpet Sa6ren bat er iein Slid nit
fleinen Sun1nen IN Der Southland State
2otterD beriu9t; bic @litdsgDtttn mar ibnt
a6er nt6t bplO bis i'm leBten Wionat. Dim
Samitag bor Der s3tebung legten SEER
Sobnion unD SEER @aIfer $50 suialnmen
u1O fauften fiinf5ig 2ooie. 9as @el6
murOe 6ur6 Bic @eus Sarge @rpreB Cont
panD abgeian0t uno traf 31 re9ter 3ett an
ieinem 8eittmmun9Sort Elm; bic 2ooie faz
men pGattlt6 an; unter tbnen mar audi Elm
3wan5tgitel 9to. GA, 100, bas oen Stpeiten
6alpttreffer bon 100000 getpann. 0ie
8anf bon Wtarlin beiorete Bic @inIOlung
bes 9ooies uno 6err Sobnlon uno Ser
@alfer erbtelten ie $2500. 6err SSo6nlon
nil, tpie er iaqt. ieben Wfonat ietn @li6
NIT elmer fieinen Srmme neriu6en. SEER
@alfer lit iAon gum 5tpeitenmal glidli6 !;
benin i'm lebten Nuguft ftn6 .ibm idon
$3.50 ais BretS 5~ugefalen. WarIin
(Ier.) Sail, %. SEebr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-01
GebetmntBpouer Go6esfdu.

Die gOIt3iiten Der 9espGainesfr zStaz
tion itno nit Der 1nteriudung zines
SO6eSfaaes bei6dftigt, bel benz es 1td
n1OgIi6erpetle um etnen Meor6 ban6eGt,
tpenn audi bic @nhaltspunfte bterfur nur
1ebr i6tpa9 itnb. Ser SoOte lit etn p0aig
1nbefannter Wtann, Del6en ntan Samftag
Worgen auf etnem Nborte 6inter benz 6auie
SEQ. 50 8an 8urenitraBe a1ffono. N3e6z
rere 8oltsiiten glalben in tbm eil1en 6auItz
rer 3u erfennen. Sein Qlrln neift bic tGtto1
tptrten 8u6itaben rs. 81. Wc." auf.
Sine dr3tlt6e 1nteriu6unq lief ami
6dlie Der Set6e etnt9e Weerfmale erfennen,
tpel9e eS ni6t ais gang unmDgli6 erl6eiz
men laIien, baB Der Wtonn erwitrgt tpurbe.
Nroererletts tOnnen Die Tlede II. +, 10. iez
Do6 ebenlo9ltt BON etnem Stur5e berriibren,
5umal Der Gobte in elmer 5ulammenoefauers
ten Stelung am 8oben entbedt tpurbe.
Ser S1queit fonnte nod nt9t fir beeubet
erflGrt iper0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-01
@ebeimniBpoA.
Gin iun9es mdoden bon einem
unbefannten iiberfduen.
Der S6urGe 6e6t feim Gpfer im eine
9mt(6e, 100 ct fe 6etdm6t nnO
Geram6f.

@t1t et9ent6lmli6er SAL bon Gntfiibz
rung utn0 8eraubung zines iungen WtGb1
deus bei6Gfttgt iett Mfontag Qbeno Die biez
1t9e. tpte aud Die 6Dbe 8arfer 8oltsei. 9as
Spfer Des l1eberfaues lit Die 18iGbrtge Sat-
tie Men6eGion, Sic 6u%ufelGugige un6 6i6i6e
So6ter oes Gigarrenma6erS 8eniamin
MenoeGion, $50. IS 8tlionitraBe. Mton7
tag Nbenb, fur3 ra9 5 ubr,
DerlteB SRI. Wie1toelion Die 6~emoenfa6rtf
Der Strr1a 6art 8roS. at Ser 6ranfLtnitr.,
III tpel6er ie bei6Gftigt mar, begab ft6 5u
benz @ei6Gft Der Sirma QartrtOge & So.
un0, na6oem tie bier etnen terracottafars
benen Serieb1Wtantel gefauft, mad Der SiOz
ieite 3u auf ben 6eimtpeg. Sic bate Die
@fe ber State> uno 8an 8urenItr. erreiGt
un6 bier etnige Wtinuten lang auf cine
v@ar" gepartet, ais ii6 tbr, 10 ia9t baS
WtGo6en aus, Der ieBt 10 etfrtg gelldte
@ntfibrer unD Gduber, aus elmer Safe
6erportreten6, 6etmli6 bon btnten ttGberte
uno ite pafte. Ser 8erbliifften Elm Sud-
iiber'S @eit6t iperfenb unb ite bierour6 ant
S6reien btnbern6, padte Der Wfann fe
glei63ettt9 UNI Die SatQe un0 bob tie bier
auf i6neQ III cine &uti6e, tDel6e in Der
gtGbe ltan6. Die tDetteren 8Drgdnge itn0
benz tungen Wd66en. 6aS m09lt6ertpetie
6loroformtrt ipDroen mar, big altf ben
mebrfa6en STUFF tbreS @ntflbrers: shut
up" ablolut nt6t ertnnerIt6.
OaS 8enuBtletn fe6rte tbr crit tDteoer,
ais fte bor Doer nabe Dem 6auie 1892 BrGt>
rte 2lpe. 3iemlt6 %unianft aus Dem @efGbrt
6tnauS> uno SIT 8ooen aetporfen .nuroe.
3pet binauipringenbe WfGnner Do6en ie
auf uno bra6ten ite in cine nabe Npotbefe,
bon no aus Die 0Doe 8arf'er Yolt3ei be-
na6ri6tigt nuroe. Boltstit SttelDs traf
balo barauf Elm un6 in ieiner 8eglettung
fubr Sri. W1enoelion, no6oem tie it6 bon
i6rem erften S9refen einigermaBen erboIt,
per Strabenba6n na0 6auie.
8te ftp ergab, mar Die Borle Der @nt1
fibrten, $3.50 entbalten0, tbratn Der &uti6e
vSerieD" fe6lte. Ser 8el3belaB ibreS
SadetS mar an me6reren Steuen 3erfeBt
unb losgertHen, unO ie6e Der Sal6en al1
geni6einli6 in 9r0Bter 9alt our6iu6t
tD0rDen.
Sopiel Sic auf 10 ~eigenartige @etie 8ez
rallbte 1t6 3u ent1t1rten perr1ag, tpar 0aS
gel6loiiene Subrtpert nit einert braunen
Bferoe %belpannt. SSbren Gntfitbrer ielblt
be3et6net tie ais etnet mittelgrDBen Wtaun
nit bartfretem @eit6t. ST mar gut9efletz
BET, trug etnen GDltnDer6ut uno @lac6z
6an6l6ube.
9te 4oltset mar Bis iebt ouBer Stan6e,
trgenOtpelde 3eugen su entoeden, tpcl6e ben
merftpiirotgen 8orfaa beitdttgen ODER 9ln@
baltspunfte fir Die Grgreifung OeS S6uIz
bigen at geben bermt06ten. .9ie ltrlpriing>
It6e 8ermutbung, baB Die @ntfitDrte etnem
unitttti6en 8erbre6en gum Spfer gefaaen
lei, fanO angebli6 feline 8eitGtigung.
Sos @n0e pom 2teoe lit bos @ra6 = penn
benz t6uften nt9t bur9 Or. 8uu's 6uitenz
9prup @inbalt setbam wirb. Sour 20 Gents
bic Slai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-01
mer mar Ser Ghdter =?
Gin pteridhrieer Knabe auf eeheimni6polIe
metfe erf9ofen.

Satnes Serbian, Ser bterid6rige Sobn 6es
@r>8olt3iiten I6on1as Serbian, tpurbe
geitern gta6mittag bur6 einen S9uB gez
tO0tet. 9as &tn6 ipteIte auf Oem 6ofe b;nz
ter ietnes 8aters 6aIie, SEQ. 1877 2arrabeez
ItraBe, tpGbrenb iei1e Otlttter nit Der 6ausz
arbett bel6dfti9t tpar. 9}a6 eintger 3eit
purbe es miibe uno betrat baS 6aus 6ur9
Die Sommerti6e, tpel6e binten an oas
9auS a%ngebaut 1T. Quf Der S6peae anz
g%elangt, ianf es pI0klt9 al 8oben, u16
iet1e Wutter, in benz @lauben, Der Sunge
Jet bon &rdmpfen b~efanen, bob i'm auf unb
trrg tim ms 8ett. SEPT ert bemerfte fte,
baB ibre 6an6 blutbeneBt mar uno baB bas
8Iut aus elmer fleinen @un6e iiber beS
&in6eS ltnfems Sbre itderte. Gin Nr3t
murbe g%erufen, bod itarb Der &nabe, e6e iez
ner %etntraf. SIS nnterla9 fetnem :3tpeifeG,
baB cine 8ugel, Die in 0aS @ebirn gebrunz
gen, ben Sob oes &leinen Deruria6t bate.
Sine l1nteriu6ung beS 6auies fiibrte gu
Ser Qufftn6ung zines 9o6es i'm Seniter Der
Sommerfi6e, na6e BET Der S6ir, auf oeret
S9tpele Sames btn9elunfen mar. Die
8Dlt3et Ser 6aIite0ftrdBenz Station tpur0e
bena6rt6tt9t unb bemiibte ii6 tDd6ren6 6es
9art3en Gages bergebenS, ben l1nporit6tt9en
auSftn0ig 5u MAIDEN, Der berntttblt6 BON
einem bena6barten Sole aus ms 8laue
btnetn eine1 Btitoleni6uB a6gefeuert utO
babur6 Gas 11n6etl berbetgefibrt bate.
Srau Sorban lift iber bas i6reGli6e TN
9liG 9GnSli6 ouBer It@.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-01
Die Straits" ffn6 eisfrei.

Sic Gertreter Ser S6ifffa6rtsintereiier
gbtcdgoS, pom retGen &aufberrn bis gum
lebten Wtatroien, Uaren Wtontag nt6t Dentg
eritaunt, ais Die telcgrapbil6e 9ta6ri6t
eintraf, baB Die Q8alieritraBen ooer Seeperz
binbungen (Stratts) l6on iebt eisfrei un0
i6tffbar leien. Die 9epel6en trafen bon
G6ebopgan unb ct. Sgnace, Wfi6., Elm.
Die ertogulttge GlGrung 0teier gSa1ieritraz
BEN BON SreibeiS lift in bieiem Sabr ie6s
gSo6en frltber ais in Oem ~pDrt9en, uno
3p0lf Sage friber als gu irgeno elmer 3eit
tpGDrenD Der leBten 5tpan3ig Sabre .etn9etrez
ten. Sn ben Sa6ren 1880 ur0 1882 tonnz
ten S6tffe i6on am 5. Qpril Die Straits
p%al1tren; in bielen SCSabren mar eS ieooh crit
Wtitte Qlprtl m0gli6, i'm Sabre 1881 crit
am 4. Weat uno inn Sabre 1888 er1t am 5.
Scat. Sbpobl i9merlt9 S9tffslaoungen
GOT benz /. Qlprtl contrabirt tperbeu Mir
ben, 10 baben mir bod benz miloen Winter
etnen gan3en Otpnat 31t per6outen, pel6er
Dem unbei6Gfttgten W1atrolenpolf Qrbett
3etttg atfgenomn1ene S6ifffabrt bun6ertz
fdGttge @el 6GftSintereiien neu puliiren lGBt.
@u6 Die 8riidenbreber befommen einen
Otonat eber Nrbett uno Der gan5en 8eoOlz
ferltn9 1tarrt oaS betB er1ebnte Srlldeneleno
in 9reifbarer Ndbe entgegen.
Dim lebten Sonnabeno unternabm 6te
9ompfbarfe 6aDtpoob itbrtgens i6on bic
Getie na6 Wtustagon. @eltern gta6mittag
Inn 4 l16r ita6 Der feline S6ooner v0iute
Bratt" in See. Die Nusii6ten auf cine
9roBartige S6ifffa6rtstbGtigfeit ftno gIGnz
3enb. SroBbem so neu erbaute Sa6r5euge
nit elmer @apacitGt bon 10000 Sonnen ais
unertpartete Goncurren5 it1 an bem 8eper6
um baS TransportatiOnSgei6df betbetltgen
tperben, 9loubt ieOer S6tfs6eitber oenno6
in 0ieiem SSabr Elm re6t eintrGgli6es Sc
ibGft au betrei6en.