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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
ACTION OF THE DEPARTMENT.
MR.. JAMEs's DESIGNATION ArpRovBD = THE
PRESIDENT SIGNS Mr.. VAN COTS
ooMMIseIoN.

washington, April Northumberland Wana-
uaher to-day received telegram from Thomas L
James announcing the death OF Henry c. Pearson,
postmaster at New-York, and announcing that no
hsa been designated by Mr.. PcaFson's suretes to
,she charge Of tho ofbee. He stated that ne had
6ona 50. and had appointed James Gaslor assistant
.nstnaster. A telegram from the snreties, signed
- .seh was also received, stating that they had
Ss.,r,atsd Thomas I. James rs Postmaster. Post
wanamsksr promptly replied 70 both
tsiersms TO Mr.. James he telegraDhed as i0llows;
yS,r designation by the snrcties on me omcaa
xonI wu2ensswG Pearson deceased, 10 act as Post.
nona ~ AZ Newyork during the period Of Vacancy :,
mafpS,r 1880 nv lis death, ard your appointment OF
gssss Gayor to act Is assistant Ns se
wrs ywi be requested by mail TO recognize you 40
coriIDg3y. -. ~, ,.,,.. ana M
o,snA a. s,rn were also forwarded this afternoon,
Ss 90 ADDITION elegram TO the Assistant Treasurer
s are him 70 recognize ~. James as Postmaster
Al ppcies ssent today signed the commission o.
=. Inc a,,,.s Va csff postmaster at sew'fosk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
CONTESTS OTER DENTAL PAIENIS.
-,1x WITH REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE IN
rERNArroNAI TOOTH CROWN COMPANY

-,,r WITH A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE IN
TERN ArToNAL TOOTH CROWN COMPANY!
rsnresontaiIye Of the International Tooth Crown
.- ,o,d veserday: several years ago few
ssat,,s interested themselves In the then new inven
,nns IN dentistry relating to the production ot
arsac,al teeth without plates, and now widely no"n
os .crown and briige work. Like everything ne"'
tbese inventions met with great opPosftion AZ inc
.et The dentists Interested In them spent ior'ano
IN Advertising and proving the practca emcienoy VI
tho Inventions which arc now generally recoshHoo -
of great benefit 10 mankind 4.
Tho validity o, the two basic patents relsuhg 10
s.e pventps WIS disputed by the den tai profession
A test cases were tried at great longh ana al great
ovrans. in Nev.Ynrk and Connecticut Ihese cases
,rere decided by pidges wallace and shpman' Oh uie
I,ned states Court, who both agreed IN suS. aille
the validity Of the Low patent for bridge WORN
ngle porce ain feed tooth crown paoht was u
clared void tecaus Of dedication to the puoN'' u
appeal from the decision in this single crown Pa'ne
case IL now pending to the supreme NJ. =,
rnu.d States Tie company has issued HUNDREDS Oh
l.rses 10 the leading dentists Of the United s'aes
,sS,ne hut a an all percentage royalty for the use
OF the Inventions ,..u
since the test case referred to dentist has ever
h.sn prosecuted for the infringement OF patents whose
TaIdlty has never boon legally established 'ahy
dentists nay our license fees cheerfuly ana Say n
they are glad 70 contribute In this way to the ro"su
Ut those who brought this remarkable invention ociOio
the public and the profession. We do not expect ID
bAvs any serious trouble with the Dentists Protective
AssCoiation OF the United States -, .,.u. Tor
several associations have been formed eeiore LOT
N. alleged purpose Of opposing us, but they nave
proved failures, and do not think arc Coz nps
XIV the better element In tho dental profession genera
~ n Ae present association is sincere IN ~ Pr To
LESSONS ard really wants TO Try anotner mss that
our patents We viii accommodate Il the momen1 s
r. viii furnish US with proof Of lnfringement 70
dee fists who arc unlicensed do not seem Wins "
saTnit thal thew have done patented WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
PRISONERS GRATEFUL FOR BEADING MATTE

PRISONERS GRATEFUL FOR READING NATTER.
"The interest shown Of late In caring for the
criminals In the NewYork state prisons mas led me
70 offer you an Illustration Of the fuit of benevoent
work in that nelds said the Rev. c. f. Cutter OF the
American Tract Society, 10 Tribune reporter yeste-
day. at is a letter from the chaplain of Auburn
Prison, in acknowledgment Of gift Of reading
material from tho American Tract Society. He says;
In behalf of the prisoners, tender you their moss
hearty thanks It generous gift aud spprs-
elated by q great many Of the The amsnacs
not only usefur but instructive. and while the outsds
world may think that all these hardened GRIM
inals is nevertheless. great and grave II
you could read the letters that pass through my hands
some to mothers to sisters, 10 wives. you
would learn that there many very tender heatss
and quite a number OF devoted Christians. There are
many Of them with quick perceptions sharp, analytical
minds and after they have reached this place there Is
time for reflection and retrospecuon. Home motae,.
family affairs, house Of God; all these are gone
carefully and they turn toward the great saviour
OF great sinners and ind peace and comfort on&r
the Christian Church knew how these men need Ohsah
sympathy and prayer and kind semembEanees Oh mote
substantial nature, they would think more nnoiS
OF them while In here, and them Win more con-
sideraton when they 60 cut. One prisoner VINO mas
held the best positions In NewYork 'soeety VINO wss
ruined by drink, and 10 save himself pnrpooey CON-
mIted the act he is now paying for. sars In letter
to the chaplain: Like the fool had SID ms"
no Cod / hated religion and religious psop"
used 10 come 10 the prison ehape1 70 o'i1S' ,.S'.
come TO pray and praise HIM Ing n'oa on 49,
side Of me are under conviction NY "esAhess was
corrupted souls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

prot.xsor Charles spraUae Smith delivered an In.
tercstine lecture al Columbia College yesterday morn
ing on Iceland Today It supplementary to
the lecture Of last Saturday morning, and was Illus
trated with fine series OF stereopttcon views
.,... ., .Ao e,hoo, ~ Nt,r,.s a, Columbia
co,,sg. Waited Tganvs rIass works Yesterday after
noon updor tho Guidance Of Professor Ware and IN
spected the process of making stained glass.
I,.-,. ,,..... ....,,,., ,-,, ho hs,a n, r,,,,r,r,
,.I.,e-., [r"n. -, tn s-.rc,ss. wtI
oora,st 90 ,,oos.s,nnai nv The sundays school the
raJ.,pr n, 6o,,l Easter enhloms an address by the
Rev. DIR. S. II. Virgin, the pastor, and recessionA
BY the Sunday Scn0oL
Tho Tribune has received the following additional
contributions for the family OF Patrick McTsmany,
who lost his life IN saving child at the Green-st
railway crossing IN Jersey City: "X,s Is; Chemical
Bank clerks, $40 %; &C." 81; a O. b. 70;
go. "a Gar uorn, v.,non
' ~ D. s,.G, so.sH q IT sos !.
e., ~. c.. as q w 40 q zsrom Strangers .
~ ' "
a.
musCh AM htoT~i1 o1'0~ DAiAi'A'' ~. 'no DO,"'
OK the 1uhu Oh d. nAty VIZ 70 S.on ~ OSnN o'i
>u'Ney oS " W.
"0~
A sale Of law books vas held yesterday at Bangs
& Co.'s aochon-rOoES, No 7Ss Broadway. There
were 31e lots. and among tAom were some Vaiuaoie
commentaries, d'gests, eou1 Fepu's anu reVlosS
lnree Volumes. o so III "'-'' - -''
e~''' "'SubH' y" w.
AZ ST. LuEss Home TOR ho'sen' Chns"an rsu'a"s
Eighty ninthst and ASalsoH ave- An Easter i0suVA
and sale will be held on rhursd@y' nom IL d. IN 70
n m. Luncheon VIII DO ser'ed Fui0h anu 'uuy
ior tho children
Professor John G. HENDERSON VIII looure ~ 70
lumblS College to-morro" evening, oh Inc TSuS
shipRall~ay at Tehuaut"peo-Can 'esSeis DC rams
ported by Ran Across the American lStnnus" unoeF
inc auspices VI 'N0 N'-' -
.About go Jersey cAttle on exhibition at the
American Institute Building consigned by nearly
thirty different owners. most Of whom have been
prominently identified with the breeding OF Jerseys
for the last ten twenty years. The tenth annual
breeders combination sale Will begin AZ the institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
mrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Ingraham, in the supreme Court, Chambers.
Yesterday granted order discharging from the c,s-
sodv Of the Catholic Proectory the boy H. Crook r.,
who objected to being kept in the institution whsa
hs had nearly 100000 TO support himself WITH He
proposes 10 spend portion Of his income IN educating
himself 9
5,n,nnction 10 restrain samuel Jack nom using the
name OF Ly Clay in connection with the performances
M his variety company was denied BY Jussic6 In
Graham Of the superior Court, yesterday.
Iouis Fashnlan made m assignment 10 MAJ
schwarts yesterday, giving preferences for s7oo -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
1rornRrs At rNrox COLLEGE.

schenectady, April 2o.-Professor William "eiis OF
Union College, has Just returned from the PacIno
Coast, where he has made special study of present
activities in that prolific region with view to obtain
ing valuable matter for his spring course Of lectures
TO the Senior class and the general public. on Current
History. This Is a new move In the limo of practical
information for college men from the college rostrnln
and commends itself to the spirit Of tho age. Tho
Professors general subject is tho Pacific slope. anu
the lectures given twice q week In the college,
chanel While on the Coast the Professor gathered
around him the Alumni of Union. had banquet, and
fnrrnnd Alumni Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
rHH sANrA AYrrA RAoERs sH1PPEp EASr.

san Francisco, April 90" IuclyS Baldwins string,
undos the supervision OF trainer Bob Campbell, started
for Louisville from the Santa Anita Ranch, near
Los Angeles, today. Thlry-two horses have been
IN training but at the last minute 1t was decided 10
take only twelve East at present They Volsnte,
Molly McCarthy's Last, winons, Los Angeles, Gany-
neds and Calienes tho latter two yearold and the
ntheys older; and the twO-year-ods Clio, Amigo,
Senaloa Violetta oscelIta and Magdalena good
many OF BAldwn's two-yearolds will DO shipped
Past IN August, together with others Oh greater age
that will show we'll In races hero. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
ELECTIONS At THE ELBcrmo CLUB.
Al tie annual meeting of the Electric Club on Apr

"a the following officers elected
President, f. II Gilliland yicc-presidents, o. f.
Madden, T. NJ Vail, +. N. Dlckerson. III. q. Davis I;
secretary, Charles W. Price, treasurer. Willard L Can
dee; board Of Managers, NJ ". Goodyear; John a.
cor, George B. Coggeshall, Cyrus o. Baker. jr, J. O.
Tonilnson, Henry a. Reed, '. ". Handren. II. d.
stanley, O. H. Harvey and O. y. Stump; committee on
membership. Henry Hine. Lieutenant y. W. Toppan,
o. 8 NJ. George worthington, George T. Manson and
Henry ID. Lyman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
,cp orr or sARAyIC LAKE,

piattsburg n Y, April 90 CspeciaD.-The ice IN
the saranac Lake went out to-day. This VIII insure
the hest Of fishing when the open season begins on
Nav This ia twenty days earlier than the opening
last year. and the earliest Known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
pp,vorroy pEFEArED By DETROIT.

Princeton. n. j.. April 20 CspecisD.-The Prnee'os
College nine with four substitutes. defeated thlu
afternoon BY the Detroit League team by this score;
petrOi. @ Q . 2 Q %
Hts@pctroit s. Princeton 8, ErTors-PrInceton g.
r,etroIt 4 PItchers-Anes and Kna,ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
THE PUBLIC BUILDING AT SAN FRANCISCO.

washington, April 2o.-Ftrst Controller Durham
has made decision IN a matter of considerable inter
est to the people of San Francisco. The act Of
Congress Of March 8, 1887, directs the appointments
OF three commissioners 10 select and purchase site
for a public building at San Francisco at cost not
TO exceed S35O0o0. The same act appropriated
the amount necessary 10 carry out its provisions
II subsequently appearing that suitable property
could not be obtained within the limit fixed By
Congress- that body, on January 81 last. passed
An act Increasing the limit of cost to $500 600. The
First Controller has decided that this latter act 10
imperative, tnasmuch as no appropriation was made
10 carry it into effect He also decides that while
the commission continue It's Investigations under
the appropriation or March 3, 1887, IL cannot enter
into any contract involving the Government for tho
Mture payment Of money In excess OF the appro-
priation Of G35o,00O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
norrnNMrNr prrRcHAsE OF BONDS.


Washington, April 20.-To-day's bond offers were az
follows: Registered 1os $500 at 109; $500 al
1o8: 100000 at l06 1-e Coupon les. S1l 900 at
Ioa -Four per cents registered, 5000 at 1873 All
the offers were accepted except the 500 900 IL
cents registered, at t0s 1-8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

INCREASE OF INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Washington, April ao.-The collections of internal
revenue during the first nine months Of the present
fiscal year were se3, 43o 446 being an increase Of
g. COS 439 as compared with the collections during
the corresponding period of the last fiscal year. Tho
receipts for March last were 81 DOL 74S greater than
for March, 1883.
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Murp1D.
Beriummlung bes 6eati@en &rieger=


IL. Notwithstanding am 3.
Non., 1889.
&ntuelenb Die &amernoen $. &ropp,
S. Safner, 6. Spabn, SranS &eune,
u. Mueller uub s. 9orld.
0as Hpototp0 Der lesten Beriammz
flung wuroe uerleien unb atisenummen.
Nadoeia bas gomite our gustuabl
zines 8ereinsab5eidens beridtet, rpuroe
BON benz gerein bns BON &amerab
Sersps porseleste Ib5eiben aussez
wdblt unb oas @pmite benuftraat so
@remplare % so Gents 81 beiteIeu.
gorreipOnoen5en oes oeuti6en Wlil;z
tGrnereinS BON ct. Souls tuureen ners
geleien unb ansenomnen.
Serner iuurbe beifluiien, oaS bel eius
tretenbem Sobesfale zines 8ereinsmitz
giiebes Der Sefretdr Surb Die Sinterz
btiebenen iofort benadri9tist luerben
!sl, iuprauf cine l6riftlide @~inlaoung
5lt 9eidsntstattun9 an idnlmtli6e
Wtit9lietSE OF er9egeu s5at a:te bieie
uerpfli9tet yiiuftlid) unto pulIJd9lig Su
erl6einen lnb spar nit 8ereinsubSeiz
den uno Sa9ue,
9er Sefretdr lpuroe benuftra9t 800
Sereinsfarten brufen Ill lafen.
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aus benz Jriebemstbal.

nnse5iefer Fat ii@ bier, iuie aud in
arberen @eseh6en I'M ffiibseideiea @eis
sen einseitelIt.
Sn Der @obnuug bes Srn. 5rib
,8areis (nidt Sacob 8areis iuie I'M
festen 8olfsblatt berihtet) fanb am
porisen 9pnnersta9 bic Eromuns ieimer
Eodter @inuie nit Srn. Gbeo. Glib
rneper itatt. Die Sriebenstbaler aa,
pelie mn6te art Ibenb i6r @ri6einen
uno beehrte bas iuuge @bepnar nit
einem Stdnbden. Spdter ipielten bic
Muiitanten gum ganSe auf unb gift unb
Sung idiuan9 oas ganSbein bis 81
elmer ipdten Stunbe. Gs iuar cine Der
|i66niten 5efli6feiteu Die je in ~uniereni
Ebale ssfeiert uurben. 9as innse
|@bepaar miro sutanftia bel ben @ltsrn
bes Serrn Sibneper bier iuobnen uno
beiBen mir uniere nere ga6barin berg
li6ft ipiafommen. 5ol9enoe ~ausiudrts
pobnen6e 8er'uaupte uno 5reuube bes
8rautpaares iuobntea Der 9rdming bei:
5rau 0t. @nsel NIB osret 96bter BOZ
montgomery GitD gbriit Gau bon
Morrilon uno @m. SIAN BON ct
Souls.
3uei DerrcnfoIe 9umoe mad)en lllt.
iere @e9eno nnfi6sr inbem iie Die
S6weiue int 8llid uno Die S9aie TO-
gar i'll Der Ndbe beg Geb6its anfaaen
unb ;erreiBen; 10 ruurbcn Serru Con.
rab Sumburs ni6t weuiser als ieber
Stiid S9afc III elmer Ma9t in unmitte!z
barer Na6e oes Saules 5errifiel ui,o
set6btet. W6se elm Sober Der elmer
Sunb beiist Der ridt BEL Saus ODER
Suf bleibt, benielben %aubinben, cenu Die
bieiiseu Sarntcr tucrbea feipen Softer
uerl9onen Der frei irl @atbe berum=
lduft.
Srieba, bus ffeine S6bterden bes
Serrn aug. S6ues befiuoet ii6 sesenr
tudrtig arf Der &ranfenllite. 9r.8rod=
bauien bat Die feline Batieutin in BE-
banblnng.
Sci Serrn &idarb 2oebni9 fluppcrte
lesten Monta9 Der S:Or6 unb binter
lieB. einen frdfti9en Stanntbafter
@ratulireE.
SD 81 Y 4 4 a
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sier BOT gepfelidalea. 9tus stepf-
dfdaleu u(tb @afer iOa M an bnr6
@d9runs eih pObtiamedenOes @etrduf,
cine 9lrt 8ier, mad fOtsenbem &eaept
bereitet f0unen: a4euu sieBe einen 81.
n,er uou 8aHer in einen &efiel uber
9upf. itelIe beniel5en auf's Seuer unc
iditte einise Sitter setroduete Gepfel'
i9alen biu5u uno laiie bas @an5e 10
lanse fo6en, Biz bic Sdalen re6t uei6
iinb. Gfsbann sieBe ma bic 5titiiss
felt a6 in einen Steintopf, fise Elm
8funo aufsef6iteu 3uder unb 30 @ramm
Sefe bin5u unb- laiie Die Mii9uas Biz
gum folseuoen Morsen offen iteben.
Hn1eem man Die unreinisfeiten ab9ez
i96pft bat, 5iebe mani Die 5lifiisteit auf
6laidcn, nerforfe bieielben gut unb
lafe iie eiuise Gage iteben.
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nmge5D9en
J. SCH A..
nbrmadrr llno SnWtlliu|
if in bas bisber BON Or SaRe als GpOt6ee benuste Gebdube an 6ua -
s9iaerfraBe se5osen uO nrO f9 freuen feline oelen aunben ua sunS
uenen 2oeale besrisen su t0nnen.

Gin I9dnbli9es Gerbre6en lift in Der
3adt bon Gamstas aufF Sonntas in
SadiOn grOS &Oabs. feds @eilen iibs
lid BON Sume int @ouutp Bates, @o.,
besansen tpurben. Su bas 2aus bon
Sasper Sames brangen mebrere @ins
BREEDER unb perlansten BON benz 6armer
une feinsr Satin, iie ioltet anseben,
mo- iie lire griparnife uerbcr3en bdts
ten. ais .fi9 beibe troB aller 0rObuus
gen ftanbbaft tue,serten, bies gu tbun,
{ rfielen bic 9iebe auf ein tenfli6es
Weittel. sic banben bic 6eibeu alten
2eute nit benz &ideu sesen chamber
feit juiammen unb finsen an Tie amf's
srauiamfe 81 martern. Sic itaden iie
nit 9abeln, bielten ibnen breunenbe
3iinbb0lSer inS @eiidt II. br9f. big Der
Mnrn in Sbumadt fiel. Die arme
5ran, ipel9e slaubte, baB ibr Mann
tobt lei, unb baB es ibr jest iuObt aud,
ans 2eben seben iuerse, sei9te i6fieB=
li6 Den &agbern.b as 8eriteds mo ibr
tleinera6 1ab oerbprsen Tag. Die 2ebe
tereil essriffen baitis bas, Gibbs ipa.
Fen ettpa $500 unb madten lid bnnn
a1S Dem @tnube. Srau sSdmeS brachte
nab laitsen 8emiibuiisen ihreit Mann
pieber gum 8eipuBhein, purbe uber
baum infolse Der ausgeitanbenen S9mers
sen unb oer Gnfre9uns BPM S9la9e
seriibrt unb fieI tobt 81 8obem. @pn
ben 8duberi fat man biz jebtnOd feline
Spur.
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~
4ptia telesrupbii9 bon benz lobe ieiner
in ct. 2ouis County i%uubnbaften
Sdweter, 5rau Strubmeier, benndrid)e
tet uuo reiite nod ON ielben Gage jrr
ErauerItatte I'M bent 8esrdbniiie beijls
iuobueu. Die geritorbene tuar 62
Sabre oft unb biuterldst aud bier uiele
6reunoe uno 8etannte, bic ibr &bleben
aufridtis bebausrn. 5err 9priI febrte
ont %. Oftuber luieoer nob 2ittfe 8ers
ger 5uriid. =
Srau stoedlin raifte OH 81. Sftober
na5 ct. 2ouis nm ibrer b%prtiupbneneen
Tu6ter Ioipie anoeren 8eriuanotcn ulio
8etannten eiaeu 8eiud ab5uitattetl
Srou @toedlin iuobute 10 Sabre lang
i'll ct. Souls County uno adbtt bort
uiete Sreunbe Die iie felt feds Sabren
niht me1r seieben bat. Dir iuinidcn
ibr uiel 8ersnisen unb stidl ite Seiin.
tebr.
Sos. apria erleste luubl ben sr6Btcn
miloen 9rutbubu Der felt uielen Sdbrelt
bier sei9oRen purSe. Soc 1T elm gan,
ger Sdser uub mas ni9t tuenis itOl5 ala
er ben sroBen EurteD mad 9auie
idleppte.
Serr Nus. 8oeler arbsitet felt einis
ger !3eit OIL u~uieren StraBeH. 5lei6ise
Sanoe baben bieielbeu in gHtel Suitanb
sebradt uib balb f6nreu bic 5arm,r
nit boiler 2abuts tuieber 5ur Gta6t ee-
lansen. Der Tbeif Der gtroBe beim
fatbf. 3irdbOfe miro in alrse fertis
iein. Serr 3OeIer 1T Elm Feisiser uns
ia6fanbiser Roabmeiter.
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5olsenbe aboofaten bon ansipdrts
iuObnten bieie ISOLDE ben Sisunseu bes
&reisseridts bel: Gbtu. Sifoer, SO. g..
SOpe unb S. %. 3ebelp BON Sefferion
@itp. Gam. @osbp unb 81. @. gtpurs
urn 9inu, s. %. 8oultuare bon Siif.
ton, s. 6. &isfabtert, pom @ni6inston,
6. u. 8innelt BON St%eeleuille, E. S,
WcMiGan bon 9em, g. 6. Mnttbcips
BON 9rate unb Gonra6 @albeder bon
Ran,
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Megrere Sarmer fauten bieier Gage
nit ibren 5umilien bon Sanids
per 8aseu bier 6urd, auf ibrem
,@ess nod ibrer iriiberen 9eimatb
i'm u6rb1iben 9beife unieres
Gtaates. 9ieletben waren iiber
ben 10 piet seprieienen staat 8aufas
ni6t lebr erbaut NIB meiuten, Elm Gar.
liter Der in Miiiouri cine eiaisermaseR
CUTE Sarmi befist, iOles nlr bier bleiben
ionft f6nnte es ibm ersebcu iuie ibnen,
admti9 nm cine Grfabruus reider bo9
drmer an @ittefn suridsebreu.
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0nn QittIc @erafr.

35 Der beruorrasenot fen @eI9unp.-
ftp ST eiuem- 8eruultun9s. Rutb fir
ben transport 81 8aiier o~erbunben
0ieier gerlualtunss' &utD iuirb
alsbalb cine slttien>@ e5ellfnft in's
2eben rufen, iuelde Sopte erbauen uito
fir ben graHsport benusen
ioa. Die betreffenoen @elddftsleute
iuerben barr in timer 8erIammluns
6eI6fieBeu, iuie piel 8etriebse&apitnl
erforoerlid lit unb tuie oiel 8oote sez
bait weroen iolea.--Das llnternebmett
iulte BON ben @ei6dftsfeuten ntIer ant
Miiiouri Sluiie liesencen stdbte tbatz
trdftis unteritiibt iuerben; iie iOnnen
MIR setuiunen, iusuu ben Gileubabnet
tiidtise g%onfurren3 9emadt tuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08
gerbauSlumssn Der Circuit Court.


9ie Circuit Court trat aii @outa9
8ormiitas in Sibuns itnb batter fid
piele 8iirser aus oIen 3beilen bes
Gouatp's einsefunben. Dbi9on piele
&tasen sur 8erbanbluns fnmen 70 iua<
reit oies in Der Rebraabl rur giuiltfa;
gen. Die eiit5isen Griminalfdlle, bic
amf benz @erldtsfalenber itanoen, ipurs
ben nit elmer Gusnabnle, faIterselaiien,
unb bieie Gusnabme bi1bete Der Sall
bes States sesen Sanes 1blanb uub
Molie @rasert, Die beiduloi9t ipaz
ren iii iuilber Gbe ~SuIamnlen selebt su
baben. ublanb wurbe i9ulbis befun'
ben ultb 5u $500 Sirafe perurt beift,
iudbrenb feline 3ubdlteriu, Wolie, berer
@atte, iia int Srren,9tfpl befinset utb
in beren oberen Stlb9en ielbit es nidt
redt iauber iein ioI, eutlaiieH tuurbe.
Die 8lase sesen Ri9aef 8bite,
uel@er anseffust iuur elm S6luein aui
ous 8rutulite sei6tasen 81 babenI
wuroe iuesen Ran3el an i%berfiibrenNer
8eiueiien fallen selufien.
Die &lase sesen Bm. &oetbemcper,
III iuel9er berIetbe bei9uloi9t lpurSt
E~ieiuen Stief6ruber, S. @. Brintmanu
u~erleumbet Su babeu, inbem er beniel.
bcrl beIbulbisie einen falideu Glib 90,
Der Granb Surp absele8t 5u .babea
tpurbe bon ben itreitenben Yruteiet. on
sitlidem8c9e beiselest. RoetbemeDet
that Nbbitte unb be5ablte Die 9dlfie Der
8oiten tudbrenb 8rinfmann Die ii6ri9er
Soften oes 8ruSeiies trus.
Die Slase sesen @eiuton StraSfproi
rpesen 5riebeusit6runs, tuur6e .ueri6o:
bsn ba Oeri6ieoene 3eusen ni6t poi
@eridt eri9ieuen iuareu.
/ Die uDn Sris Sort se9en @nl. Door
mlann anseitren3te afuse, in weldei
9uermann beiduloist tuurbe crimineuer
umsaus nit Der beiieren ~ gbebdlftt
Sorts sepHo9en III baben, tuuroe fauer
gslaFen, oa Der &ldser nidt Dor @e.
ri6t eridienen iuar.
Die fot9enoen weiteren &(asen iuul'
Den fulleu s~elaien uub uOm @eri6tsfu
feuber 9sitriden: Marp Gusuitin II. q
sesen @ietor 9auer II. ", Rubolpl
SirSel sestn 8obert Barreu, Ius
Sdmibt sesen Srant Gorbes, 9ewtor
Strabforo seseu @uitap Borfiid.
Su folsenoen 5dacn itelIte Der ald
ger 9arsi4aft iir bic Soften bes Ge
ridtsperfabrens:
@ruit Duermann seseu 81. Guiter
marn.
SObanna 8nrbsite, ssseu Gbriit 6 oft
bof.
anna- 8oppenbaus gesen 5rcl
Slumer.
q. s. 8raublou seseu 8m. S9auf
Sic Muttbelus. Der bes @sGouuter
i9leifs anseflast mar, bod ii6 se9er
8irsidaft auf freien SiiBen befanb
uerIdumte es i'm @eri9te Su eri9einel
EnS tpurbe burauf bic 8irsi9aft al.
oerfalIeh ertfdrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

Serr s. 8bubius, Der beliebte @i9en=
tbiirncr Der Ssqeuue 8einberse, feierte
Iebten Sonutas IN 8reiie ieiner SAINT.
lie llub 5reunbe iqinen so. @eburtst tag
unS 81 steider 3eit ben %. Jubrsstas
feline, @nturft lit Setmarn. 8ir ers
lauben uns na9:sGsli6 inherent 9eeJrs
ten Sreunoe 5u 9ra.uliren uno boifen
5aB er Die @ieberteh6f hes 3. St:pber
nod oft bel @eIunobeit uno 8nhl-
er9eben feiern m1ge.