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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26

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THE HAcKmaN ARRESTED.


fSNTLAsD- Jan. sa~~At o'cfcck tAis
meretag MARTA tahnsaS knosa ~
bntehy Martin" hsM sirsssr. wRs
arrested sna licked pp. as sae so'iee
believe that be knews something Aheni
We Csnniaxhsas uurieF. u = cisssse I
shas he DRIVE ihe hss,k IN which cRsais g,
ssia = S@td ta havr fzsa wanxfeTrs Morris
soanszsa ant AGvss Weed ward arrived
heFe ttsay fFasn attic ia charge 81 Port
hard police and We're aerkesi in TIRE estF
PRISON fhsy sssxr< ;hsis inaasesuee,
S.ansae Claims he WAS iil - hs4s ~ the
tsne AMI ran esStfs ps0ye an e'thi
hsifs tssgtep u s4w SIS SFssksne Fali2.
u q rsassnea bv his irssuls sAas Be seisl
telanisTiiy rssfuFu sesT trial. Tee garh1s n
ara m~n sAssas saWa believe TIE rNs'ies
Save wcrke8 iae tErneg tnsit sas that tae
ssrSoas uew IL en>tofv are iua~crai
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SITUATION AT NEWCASTLE.
The Guard VIII Probably Soon b
Dfseanftnled.

Uaited States Marshal Hamilton stia has
"A deputies located .. Newcastle 10 protect
property there. One of the deputies re-
turned from Newcastle yesserssss ard re-
ported that eli was quiet there. II b prob
able, therefore. that the guard wiz soon be
discunfinued. NJ. G. Sullivan OF Theers
directive agency. has gene back 20 Port
land. bat viii probably return today.
Deputy Sheriff Quiiter was seen yesterday
and WAS asked ii ne had arrested any
United states marshAis at Newcastle He
neekly replied, ~Nct yet" with emphasis
on the .-yel" The indications are that the
mining troubles are now happily over.
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STOLE A billiard BALL-Poiiceman
Ben. Thompson arrested q young fellow
named w. d. short yesterday upon the
com pisint OF ID. y. Neon, charging him
with the larceny Of billiard ball from his
tMaen'sl saloon. in Justice Soderberg' &
court he acknowledged stealing the ivory
srhere and said that he had sold it al
Cianey's saloon for si50. As aa extenuat.
ing cause OF his theft he said that he was
hungry and had 10 get money in some way
or OF her 10 hny fsod with. Justice Sober.
burg took pity on the fellows condition
ant sent him 10 the county Jail where Id
viii not safer from hunger for the next
are DAYS
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HALs-CIpPEp HoasEs--on Main street
yesterday there might have been seen two
perfectly matched hsif-eiipped horses.
The hair bad been cut close from the lezs
and half the bodies of both horses They
were perfectly matched bright bays. and
the effect Of saeh peculiar clipping was
both auiqne and stylish. The uaclippesi
port GA was much darker bag than the
part which had been shorE- The boy who
drove the team explained that the upper
half eft each horse had not been clipped
for fear that the horses might .ase cold
and thus contract some fatal disexse.
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THE Y. Va. c. A. BUILDING.
A Sttisea Contributes ene Thousansl
nss4fax~

Gse faTd "a. fhe ~ c'sNs - T0ang
seas CeFisssAa Assocfsflaa hsss ~ j. IA
ess aSsS "a msnaas shas S-rssls eecszr.
sSts t&ssSe vito sFe Interested kp tbs seas
- Awang $sseF A4aGssgln eGaFrs sas-
.ss.ss FFferiAs saz ere ~ asse ths fsSs =
esss5srs. b sea; cmaa wau s'tsAss SIS
49, 49, ~tshaesss ! ae sataE 2zsanss sae
s1fso = fsFtesifuG 20 s~<aEss 60 9fss*fe
Pssftss tees 4 Scr - ass1sf be - sszslsx
20 sfc ssFceSS ~ tnss sEssrt - Faes a. q
e. g. ansns hsssa~ fST lfe Yulsx MSAss
SAsts<tsH as ~ SEES ~ Nssfs<
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AGENCY ESTABLISHED. - Mr. A. Grant
lessee of the sasem, Or, Capital fouring
mills. was in town yes,s rdsy for tie par-
pose OF establishing an sgeary here He
appointed J. W. Farweii agent for the
mills In this city. Mr., Grant says that IL Is
his Intention 20 ship the proeue, of hts
mills yaget throa<h 30 Seattle xad 10 dis
psass entirely with Portland middle men.
The Capital mills are the largest IN the
Northwess and the prossssct i reported
20 bc very 6ue fear. Ia Is made BY what il
known a. the patent roller reduction pro-
ffSo
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ISsASg swKaE- ". sun6berg. Swed.
ish iahorcr, WHO had beea the eaase of
considerable annoyance % guests nj the
san Francisco lodging house b his crazy
aesious Scr ssvsFas days. was arrested yes
feFsisy uu an insanity complaint maize by
Oscar Johnson, proprietor oi the hoase.
~naaberg came 10 Seattle z6ous q month
ago. s0sf has bad several crazy spells since
fh0@. lie viii he examined ia the pro
bate eaarE ~ II a'cleek this morning.
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oxx or HxsSA'S yicxFxs-Swsyae, the
nan who was shot by Policeman
Nick Hama while attempting -
escape tnona him sboat eight weeks
aSo. Is sssew able ~ wax ahoaf IN his
ward at Grxes hospital vita the aid ct
clutches. Prs. Hasmss sad sEsw, who
have been ssieGd1ag aim. sxy thai BE vii
have pSsfeet as@ Gf the Hoaa6ess leg
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ArFosxTEn asEsr.-R " McGiaais. 10
cas- sgeut Of t.se gaaaas3a Psesae, a2s
sseSg appointed tsgk% suss FAsse2Ss- sg14t
sBr Fae . & s. \ ca IN SEATTLE. MF. he
6sianls y IL a~gin bis Usw Gaates "a FeEssl-
sFI I. He wais eoutf2He - aFz sgeGr fsr
NJ aa&dsau fzai6e Co, AID euSn agscSs
ala - n fsz{ me ssfs~e
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GRArGNG RAISfga s-sgET.-Br2ngAn 4
Co have commenced the work ef grading
Ra.asex street, Epx shseA they scared tbs
contract st tAe lxsf meeting OF sAe Coz
Maa Cguaeli Tsse preliminary woFs OF
efeszs..x CT brush. isaxs zn4 grabbing is
wea progressed snd tas ssresE wAii De
of%Gt1 10 sfse pEs1ie in . rery short tfz4s
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Business Chances.

sELLEvug HergL-Five years lease 81 Z
no mInaI figure frst-ciass farnifsys fa'
100 roefas aud pa-sors, hasA rvorns. lana
Try. etc, for 81 .ass Furniture IL wersh
zhts.
sRotKRf STaEK-stsck and Lease s@.sae
BOOT ana sHog sTeEE-sso-e ard loi
$50 Ss0szs Is czst.
TAsyKgx Fine epeniHg. Ss-eaa
FURNITURE FaervRf-interess for ts.aoa
saw xfLL-Fsy.ag property. s7.s0. bal
interest af sssne rate
L<,GGfsG TaMg-Cosnpie oa.Et ard Il
roe fret Of ;ss1hsr. s6doH.
MAsIYACTagf- oBetairs OF one -haf IN
,srsss in q NJ sautkrfagfnx rsszAsssaEzsSssf
d, she rate 81 1870 for the whels- n.
proGaz are 20 n % peg ecst-, ana ~
works are crowded wttn orders A
psrsDss il sssiFed wAs eez keep ths
hooks. sas az a. sz<s5aess EnEDEss<-
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Far below cost. We viii sell go pairs in
fanis kid button shoes. fun kid trlmm med. =
70 8. for soc. Twenty cases mems calf
lace shoes-the universal price East il e.
for $1-aa Toklas. Sfngwrman q Co.
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RgAD THIS

assntr and pss4ea s&y they sfa sell
stzeSfer Business Fssp<Fzs ssar.az Fhs nxx,
~ sara tssa ~ ever - sfsrrsSs fe< "a K
sEsa1 Is s1sssse- The r. aSau tSss esa ~
1hss = essfazSS fhey Hase TIE rgssfsTss an
Ser o. aEES4.x 81 k<Hress st&s 81 aEaas Dc g..
ar 1fsxT EAesr cssG.trAess szg,srs-
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fhcH7 20 IN Tue a2sk - AxE yssG gza xss
l&sa IS ~ eAe&e Al ,. tAisasr< 4 S~sz =
Fax Assssa cswf. al woss ssaszsss q tEise
Gzess gg~<4s Tsksas. et1sxrZ2sa 4 Co
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STEINER CLARA BROWN

r RAVES yEsIxEs wlgAgv ron IA
IL essr,A, 0syE pfA esd MIG sxoas are 81 !
= "a ever Aoa9as. wednesday xasi ri
Returning. leaves SAesspas. Rsx skn<knr
q . ~ ever T1eA.as. Tasar~lA. ana 81
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Death OF . Noted Publisher
BosToS. Jan 5--charles A. h. Shepard
OF Lee 4 Shepard, publishers, died THU
morning, aged IS
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Houses and Lots.

SPRING STREET-Two lots At ths
northwest corner OF spring and sixth
streets. including fine residence
81, 0oe
FIFTH STREET-Fine house and 10
corner Fifth anc Terrace. 81 .oou.
DEPOT STREET-Lot corner Depo
and Wall streets. including three new
six roozn cottages. Fine location: $500
NINTH STREET Nice hause sns
well-Ioeated lot on the upper side q
Siath street next 10 The corner OF stew
Art sSue
SIXTH STREET-Two lots on S!xf,
sseees, three minutes wall from she DC
cicental hotel On o1e lot Is
house that viii rent for so q month
price. SO 90. easy terms
ELEVENTH STREET sox6o fee
corner Pine and Eleventh. with seven
roox, bard snlsheo house ard rnoder'
couvSniences, $50
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Choice Residence Lots

Janes street. 81 a
TWELYTu STRxEr-Two lots al the snssrA.
west corner 81 Spfsr. ard Twelfth
ssssessL 7hers Is froEs<se Of rs fee.
en- sp<isg and lae on TwegsfA: Us75a
TWELFTH sTRTET-Iws are lots o,,
Twelfth street. between Stewart and virs
ginia. enc block frsm street cars: 1850.
Thrs are cleared and svaay Sex saii9ing.
Their casa saane today 10 sssn
TWELFTH sTEKET-Two lots corner
Twssfsh and Nsrsoa. ss.esa
kLKyKxTH sTREEr-Two los corner Eles.
erth sn6 Cherry. t4.aoo
TENTH STEEgr-Two los eornsr Madison
and Tenth. s7on
TENTH STggEr-Corner od Tenth and
Virginia. E.an.
NINTH SrKEET-soxso sees. corner Ninth
and Lane. sissa
KfGHTH STHEEr-Two lets corner Eighth
and Kinx. ted
kKytNrH SrRKkT-Two lots corner Sew
enth and Virginia. sxeG
MAIN STREEr-Fine. slightly lot next 70
corner Eleventh street. tom
FESLKR AvESuE-Fiae lot. corner Eighth
and Mil streets tnow Ye<ker ssenael.
with 30 feet froHt on Nil street: sssaa.
JACKSON SrREEr Lots at from $500 TO
1880 .on Main, Washington, Jackson,
King and Lane streets. between Twelfth
and Fourteenth
JACKSON sTREET-Tvo lots near the
corner of Jackson and Green sts-. on the
cable roads~ fer Slaoo
EAsfkkS ADDITI0y-Fsne corner. $50.
MADISON SrEEEI-caoice corner. $50.
CENTRAL SgArTLE-Three COED lets near
the reservoir. $50 each
nKRCKRS ADDiTiOS-Iossa Al $500 aud $3.50.
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First Class Business Prop.
ertv.


FRONT STREET-FuIll lot. scxrzo feet
on the east side OF Frvnt street between
Columbia and Marion. This adjolns the
Drew lot recently sold by ne. The lot 10
offered for two weeks Only. at $s5ea0
This Is the greatest bargain ON the street.
FRONT STREET Los ON the west side
Of Front street. next 10 the corner Of Pike.
This l. nne property. On the lot l. q
s700 residence which viii command
500 month rent 600 One-sourth cash
balance on long time a. per cent
FRONT STEET-Iot facing On Front
street. and another In the rear facing on
West street These loss carry riparian
rights and thus practically extend 20
deep wafer. On the property are whagres.
factories and business houses which viii
rent for Si0oo a month. Price, slac. ooo:
onefourth cash. balance en- long tine.
FRONT STREET-Fua lot at the
southeast corner Of Front and Ienora
streets There Is good residence. Dow
occupied by the owne-. Terms: Oae-fhird
cash and the balance In one and two
years a. per cent. II Is the cheapest lot
in the block. AZ sl2-eco
FRONT STREET-Yine sot on the cas-:
aiie OF Front street. between Virginia
and Lenora: si0.oco-
FRONT STREET Pun lot on the east
hide of Font street, between Stewart
and Virginia. including q small house:
Ss0.ofe half cash.
COMMERCIAL SITS feet frontage
on Commercial street. between Yesler av-
enne and Washington street. sss.0o
SECOND STREET, feet frontage
on Second street. rear Pike. 81 100. the
chespess property on the street
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whscsa thes xSsers wszaazf fear Of eeatrs-
aiesscn. Is The she@sszs eseg eze-e1 BY any
era 90 raess seand
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DELAYED CORRESPONDENCE.
'ALUENSBURG.

December 3lst, 1888.
Mrs. Efhe Luck, nee Duncan, and fam.
lily, of Pennsylvania, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. John Duncan and wife.
Rev. John Klise, Of Hillsboro, will be-
gina series Of meetings at the Christian
Union Church Wednesday evening, Jan.
uary I'd.
Mr.. William and Misses Ida and Dora
Smith spent several days Of their vaca'
ton with Adams county friends.
Four men with their faces tied up with
handkerchiefs tried to rob Mr.. Thomas
Hasting few nights since, but failed
After hammering around the door fol-
some time and making threats as To
what they would do they left.
Bud Fouch, Of Sabina, and Nate Fouch
Of Leesburg, are here visiting.
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Report of Committee.
TO the Honorable Henry NJ. Huggins, Judge Of Conn
Court, Highland County, Ohio:

the Honorable NJ.
Court, Highland County, OhiO
within .
vouchers from which the made
in
than similar articles inXsdera uss By the people ot e county
tho d county
Q
tia saving will
max
ned the follow
supplies this The different officers should furnish
ecos I'm
Auditor
ubmtt
December
H.O DAwsONl
q Won1ry prolHhtane Attorney - -
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FOLSOM.

January lst, 1889.
D. G. Hopkins, Of whiteoak, Gpent q
few days last week at this place.
Wood.chopping at Andy Matthews
last Wednesday and oyster supper at
night. Also one at Dennis Murphy's
last Friday, with dance at night.
Born-To Chas. Woods and vile, an
s3-pound girl.
Rev. VIM. Newcomb, Of London, filled
the pulpit at this place last Sunday fol
Rev. Bethel.
Mr.. Chas. Doster and wife, Of Fayettt
county. were the guests Of Arthur Mer
Ger last Saturday and Sunday.
James Morton 10 lying quite low will
consumption.
Miss Dora Mercer Is presiding at th'
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BALD KNOB.
December 29th, 1885,

William Alexander and Louisa Martin
spent Christmas with her cousin, Kate
Lippolt. Of Webertown.
Several of our young people attended,
the Christmas tree at the Canada SCHOOL,
house on Christmas Eve.
Isaac Wright, of Berryville, was visit
ing friends of this place the past week.
The friends Of Miss Leora, Sharp gave
her surprise skating party last Satur--
day night, - 1t was her twenty-frst4
birthday.
Willie Runyan, Of Cuba, ID the guest
Of his brother, Willis, this.week.
Ubbie Hodson and Kittie Wright are
spending few days with relatives and
friends near Clarkswlle.
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snACKRpTON.

December 31st, 1883.
Prosracted meeting begins At Ambrose
Chapel New Years night, conducted BY
Rev. Willis.
The members Of the Mt. Zion Church
will on next Friday have wood-chop-
ping for the purpose Of filing the wood
house sf the church.
Robert Polk, of Xenia, circulated
among friends ct this place last week.
VIM. A. Mckee and wife were the
guests OF Ellis Richards at Danville 6un-
day.
G. A Pence, of Columbus, is spending
the holidays at home.
Theo. Fawley, Of Danville, visited his
grandmother, Mary A. Penca. the lafter
part Of last week..
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organ during the revival meetings that
are in progress at Union Chapel.
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In the Matter Of Committee to Examine the Report Of tha
Commissioners Of Highland County for the
Year Ending August 81 1898

Ino report OF '9s having been heretofore
TO law
id Court are required laws State
within and for said
said the
"V"O0f a. O''o" j. b. KEECH,
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The following s Abstract of the Expenditures
the foregoing County and Township Funds
the various Free Turnpike Improve
ment Funds of the County, to-wit
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The Total Amount Bonds and Outstanding the
Local Free Turnpkes and Read improvements Of the
County is shown by the Following Table:
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). D. wonLrY, prolsShtlng Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

9as neue 8unbesfrie9si6iff ,9eIu=
bus" fnnn es on S6nelligteit nit ben
idnelI en9ampfern bergselt aufnebmen
uub bur6 feline 9pnamitbOmben iit es
pielleidt bas fitr6terli6ite &riessidiff,
bas eriitirt. Ser ,,@eiuuius" iuurbe
;u Dem 3pede sebaut, Die SertuenObarz
felt Der 3alinsfi'iaen pneumatiiden
@eidiise AUDI an 8oro BON 56iffen su
ernlOsli9en. 9ie Yrobefabrt 1T slan5r
enb aussefullen. Die @ei9iibe, oeren
baS S9iff brei trd9t, i6leuoerten flint
;ebn ie 200 8flnb 9Dnamit entbaltenbe
8omben innerbalb iicb5ebn Minus
ten ieoe msbr nls cine Oteile meit. Sn
ben pneumutii6cn Gplinbern mar nod
iouiel comprimirte 2uft iibrig, oaB nod
iucitere iiinIie9n 8umbcu banit 9es
i9leubert perben fonnten. Oie Yrobe
bat 9eaei9t, onB Snfcl 5am cit S6iff
beiist, iuel9es lelbit 10 flein uno 70
i1uel1 lit, baB es cine Icbr i6ledte
3ieli9rei6e fir 9tu9reiier bietet, uber
int stanoe 1T, lit ciNer balbcn Stuuoe
6OOO gfunb 0pnunlit iiber cine 9teife
tpe,t Su idteubern. Cine einji9e gut ers
plobirenbe 9Dnantitbonlbe bon 200
Yiunb eeuiigt, bas itdrtIte = nnjcrId;ff
ju perfenfeu.
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Qlst 0GS Nublifut,t.

Die llnterietdneten iei9cn Giermit on baF
iie bic Grunoei9entbum8 llrfuuoebiiher
(title abstract books) bes Goerrn >. &. 0telt.
enbabn, bic ein;igen in @osconabe Gountp,
tduflt6 eriporben baben. gSir bieteu babei
ergebeuif llniere Siente ipeceu on in allen
Sanblrn9en bel lpeI6en panbesinterclen in
Srdge fonmen.
Sin IusSu9 (abstracN iiber alle llebertraa.
iln9en uon elnem betr. GrIn0ftIf III Gas.
cona6e SO. ipirb Siir9ern bieIes Gouutps
9eltefert fir $500, qlel6pcl ipie piele lleber.
tra9un9en es aud iein mO9en.Siir bloBe9us.
funft iiber 9tehtsaniprii6 oil einem betr.
@runoitiid betra9en bic Gotten per9ledbs.
ipelle nent9er. Snoem Der Gedtstitel Al
plelen Sarmen I'M County dllBert mauaels
hart ut, oIteriren mir uuiere Sienite ioi6t
euden aus9efiillt Su betommen, Ipenm m09:
li6.
gSir MAIDEN weiters befannt, bab mir einC
9roBe Wten9e allerlei grunoeiaentbum i'm
Golntp, unfer ben giinitisifen gebin9uneerl
gum 8ertdufe baben. Inter bel. @run6ei:
sentbum finb bic Jog. ,,gSoobs II. @briitp"
0Gnoereien, iueldJe iiber 5000 older pom
beften aferbaulanb i'm iii6li6en She'll bes
6onntps lmfaiieu. Gem fdufer irgent
lpsl6er unierer gGnbereieu licieru mir Inert.
9eltli6 einen ,,Qbitract" Iomie alle ae:
luInidte 9lustunft iiber etpai9e Ge6tsart.
iprii6e. Sbenials unterbanbelH mir Nnlei.
ben auf Grunoei9eut9um i'm County, unt
ucrle9eu oeil Qeiber auf Soften bes Soroers
nit einent ,,abitract" gum @runbltit aut
Del6es Die Nnleibe 9emaht pir6. 9(ut
baben mir nod cine An,abl Der Sinei6en
Sanofarten Don Saseonaoe SO. oil 6anb
pom rpel6en mir iolde AMI Yapier ;u $l.0t
oas Stiif pertaufen.
Sol6e bi. etpas ppn Sbi9eni rpiinI6en,
Iiub frellnoli6it eriu6t id brieflid on ins
gu Ipenoen, ooer periOnli6 bel cine. unierel
reIp. Sfiicien porjuip re6en.
& bert Us fer Sermnnn Mp.
8 bos. S. M c M / n a II, 8em Mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

ante aus&anias imStante, nm benSal
81 unteriuden, lnlb oieiel6en iinb iiber
5eu9t, baB iie enblid Die bcrii9tigt,
Samilie 8enber cntcedt buben. @int
Srau, beren Sater bon Ben Senbers er.
morbet iuorbeu mar, lentte Die 8oliSei
auf Die 8eiduloi9teu. iuel3e iie gang
beitinlnt als Die ,8enoers" ibentiIiSirte.
Die Serbafteten famen am Sreita9 unz
ter 8cpa6un9 bon S6eriffszSeumten
bon Sanias bier bnr6, I'M na6 9abette
GOuntD, as., 5ur Iru5eiiiruns sebra6t
5u iperbelt. Sort iollen piele Gerlonen
bic SerBafteteu als bic @eiu9ten be.
5et6net baben, nod mebr aber iuullen
bel ben beiben Sraueu feline 9(ebnlibfeit
nit ben 8enbets bemerfen. gluBerbem
ipiro bebauptet, baB Die M6rberfamilie
|. st. bon ben 8etuobnern iener 9e9en6
uerfol9t uno i'm Snbianer=5errilprium
selDndt iuorben iei; Die 2beilnebmer
batten ieoo6 sesenieitis 9ei6iuurea, Die
Sbat 9ebeim Su balten. Sas @orpers
b0r 9e9en Die Serbafteten ioll am 19.
g1opember itattfinoen, iuenn ii9 nidt
porber cine EerionalzSeriu feit>
itellen ldBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

Der einit 70 md6tise GrOBmeiiter
Der Irbeitsritter, Terrence Botuoerlp,
lit iest III eiuem san5 seiu6bnli@en
Yrpbib,tionsrebner berab seiunten.
Ct bat in Gbicaso cine Banfe losse'
lafen, beren Snbalt gang benz iest aud
peridoIIenen ct. Sobn BON &anids obs
selauidt 1T. Der 9sann, ben bas
Slid auf tur;e 3eit cine &ol1e ipiefen
lieB, bic nit ber zines 9ittators re4i
piel Iebnli9teit bate, 1T ein bura unS
burd Iei@ter Eropf unb bon benz 2on'
boner arbeiterfiibrer Burns 70 iueit per'
idieben, tuie Elm elenber Benfionssrab'
i9er bon beute bon eineml1niunsfdmpfer
aus ben 6Oer Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-08

Die dlteren 9eier iuerben ii9 nod Der
ieni iationellen8eri9te ii6er bic 8enber'
i9eWorb fninilie eriItnerr, ipel6e nor 10
big Is Sabren inl iiioli9en &anias ibr
8eIen trieb. pa ntan nienals eena u
erfagren bat, iuas aus Der W6rber.5u.
milie seiuoroen, 10 tau6te bon 9eit 81
Belt in irseno einem Binfe[ bes 2an.
bes Die Na9ridt auf, boB rbiegenbers"
enbli9 sefunben ieinen; bic Melbunseu
eriuieien ii9 aber itets als unri6ti9
9este @ode iollte nun aber bic altt
Srau 8enber uno lire Eodter &ate
pirfli6 eripii9t iuoroen iein un6 biea
sins 10 Sn:
Sn Stiles, Mid., mar cine Srar
@li5a 9auis bes 9iebitabls ansetlnst
jebo6 freiseipro9en tuorben. @dbrent
bes @eri6ts>8erfabrens erfubr mar
uiele Gbatia6en, iuel6e barnuf bin
beuten, baB 5rau RonrOe, bic Ruttei
Der Trau 9auis, on ben BON Der be.
rii9tisten Samilie geuber in &anias
ueriibten Morben betbeilist mar. g8ie
5rau Nonroe ielbit susab, bate fie
iieben Mdnner, BON beneu mebrere in
sebeinniBuOlIer sSeile perl6wunbeu
iinb. Sbre Eodter gli3a bebaupiei
beitimnlt, baB Srau Monroe Die Srau
8enber iei. Bdbrenb bes gerfnbrens
tpurben piele fur6tbare gntbinunseu
senadt. gs iuaren felt sebu 1ase 8e.