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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-08
TACOMA NEWS.
Five ofsielai Heads Drop From the In
veAtIKatIon 0uIIlntlne.

Five ofleIai Heads Drop From the In
~estIgasion GuiIlatine.
TACOMA. Dee. THE investigation ol the
chsFRes az lucompeteney preferred AGAINST hief
% Police CBesBey BY the council. ana for whirh
he was eensaree last alght, resulted ia the dis
msssai from the force Of Captain
Davis. Iaiier Jones. Pasrolmea Eobb.
wAs taken last night. but was keeps from the
the designations were received aud accepted
Ehe charges against The officers are direleetion
IA duly ia nGs enfoFeinE the ordinances OF the
city, aud general iucompetenoy.
The city sstorpey was orasfe 20 institute
crimtaal proceeding against Jsiler Jenes aud
press tbs matter to the limit From all Ihe evil
deuce, be has wiIltully dsfrauded the clty out
Of cons dsrable nsosey, snd 10 d. this De has
impSssis on those who have beiriended HIN the
NEST
Judge II. O. struve. OF seattle, arrived in the
city today and is registered as she Tacoma
hateL
Tie Jandas fasally. consisting OF father,
mother sud sen. sesde four miles soatA Of
Ia oHaa, Yesterday Deputy Constable Gal.
lsgheE had warrant 20 serve against Jansius. ir.
ou charge Of thrVasenipe 10 ksi young man
named FaIs Upon reaching TIE Jansus man
sioa ssaliNEhef was dFpa Al ffem e window By
Mrs ta1dus ASA her son Returning to the uity
posse wAs organised aud Tie nciiKeIsut Jaa,sas
landed "a jail this aerniag. JaBtus ST.. IS
bsdly wants4 by sac paliea lie was ereenlly
arrsstsd lor grand lsseeay, sna huehd ever IN
tsoo 20 the sapsr.oY e8art, but for seytEal days
ne hsk aas been seer.
She young ladies' a. the Amateur Arr Crab
gave - exhis'toH his Aflernoan At Anuis
wfiEht salntnaTy. There WsS lagse erawd aud
komie YegY Hne Wask
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-08
LUREDBY HER RICHES
The Union Pacific Eager for the
Sounds Trade.
THE IDAHO TO BE REPLACED.
The sonaa ExseHsien go Gene Tp Befsrs
= Conference In Beaten Soon
TAe Ia Granae Contract.

FoE7LasD. De-. T.-sanaees G. J. smith 81 TIE
unsou faalae vas taterg seaed this evening
"whsa are tss pIaSs 81 the Tnloa kseta Win
fefeFSsee 20 tie proposed s1aaa eEtenss0IaK
was asked.
s-Thers i no asn1st tat tie eonp sny zfIi build
a i1ne 10 tire z91nA The T8ebaezs - the sound >
xesoaresa and taa ifspozs Oiity q getting r. any
atfer Ny . FesyFlaa Of ia trade, leF whteh
Rrea. sorees alton ike The rnstn Psesfs = en-
fsaed b srive. rake * cnlg question 81 tine
shsa CIR fozss wifi build % the S0esd. BeieFs
such an arrangement can - uades soweFsf.
sbefa are rssny fainzs re9Eisifs " B. 6ana
SURVEYS have IS be maas, rtghss-ol-
var seesrea ard estimates made. PROGRESS has
s3eeany teen fasas % a considerable extent In
some n these matters, and = meeting VII b.
held &c Boston IN few DAYS. when results q
ths anrk whten has been 65ne viii be etn.
vassea The sound extension. among Other
sAEngs wsH Ra5oabfeaiy reeeive attention ~
taaf sims ard the Tssult of toe e0nfereuee Ray
be licked f9s sasd 10 9gth iskesest
aHavs y0a secured vessel 70 take the Idaho's
plseog
.Ss. bns fhere ls need Of one on the routs.
Tiers i TOO muca Sork tor two Ehips, b8f three
can 90 Il aieesy We arr negotiating now f0r =
proper ship ~ taks the plAee. bnf IL ia
matter thai takes flsne We ar Installing in
qairek feg vessels. bgt Il is mot every one that
i suitable for the sound trade. Two or toEee
offers hsve beea made as, bat zone a. yet have
been accepted =
Msna.er Smith stated that the contract for the
"a Gsaade extension was to hare been let yes;er-
day. Ast sefae 81 she contractors had autographed
that their bids were on the way. and the d.
l&yea mails lad NOS yet brought the bids 70
hand. Tie c0ntraef, therefore, VIII not Dc lat
uatf! Monday
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WILL STICK TO SPIRITUAL ArFaIRs
Denied That the vstican Wit Go Into
the Banking Business.

Denied That the N&t1EAu wiz TO lilo
the Banking business.
NEW YoRK. Dee 7--Arch hop Corr an an
seen this afternoon IN regard 20 as'a ssr nt
published this morning. that the r n n Cat o
Il bank. with q capital of 81 90 o was a ne
to be star led Ia this city, IN VIII tie Nasss an
would place al is money TO- fnves n Mt iu
American enterprises TO keea il sac fr0n the
possibility Of seizure by TIE italian government,
should there be q rupture. etc. The archbishop
said: "You can deny the whole thing most
positively. / have never in any shape
or form given any sanetioS o. eountenance to
Ley bournes scheme. Eugene Kelley, Mr. Hoag-
land and Jaraes Lynch who have been men
oned ia connection with ire matter, all s'afs
most positively that they would never approve
IL. The story that they have hal fries Il In The
Vatican business scheme is al unmitigRted
falsehood- The Vatican has never written q
line % me nor I 70 them In references
TO this matter. Moreover. there are
documents in my possession which
eharacterize Mr. Leybourn IS a liar and fraud
This papal benedietion does not amount to any
thing. II is simply blank firm which any one
may buy and Gil in"
Archbishop corrigsn then showed the reporter
long letter which ne rec ived from Colonel
J. Cox Leybourn. askink the archbishops sup
port for the proposed bank and offering him
100 shares of stock II the enterprise
succeeded. He had reason TO know
that some one might receive red
stockings intirnafing OF course, thereby said
The archbishop. THAT might be made cardi-
nal, besides offering bribe. took no notice of
any of the fellows letters, and when DE called
he was nos admitted 70 the house, and orders
were given TO the butler never to admit him on
any pretense whatever"
Eugene Nelly. who was said 20 have been Of
fcred and accepted the g0veruorship OF the New
York end Of tne company, today ted q reporter
hat he zh tory eli wn tx-
Of Colonel Mn berry Sellers. He admitted that
early ia the spr ng several persons called on him
and mentioned such enterprise, but he had
no time to waste on any such gigantic bubble.
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give shoss republicans for their rSnxAness The
Ssarsy xsS net AZ tae pz@r b. toe Old serTaHfs
xaeasnz- "a rcnse - he hotel they we're re-
specially greeted b. tie peuFsa-
Dom Fessro AAs alresdy FeeeSved Numerous
taseEranns from Ea-opean sore s1gma and Dosa-
klr9 TIL ATE in he evening the halls Of the
Eroxanxa hotel were crowded vita ministers
and diplomats waiting 30 Be received bg Doa
Epfra He ard rs wife we're attred n the
simplest m&aner.
EEADT TO RzTrEy 70 BRAzEL
NARY inquiries have been made Of Dom Pedro
trzzehfrx his fnfnre and his attitude toward the
tie government Of Brazil IN anwr TO al
these be eoaanes himself 10 the declaration that
if summoned - return 70 Brazil be viii so. He
sludes 70 same Of The prime movers
IN the rive ufson with respect, %
others With dEsdasu- some % these
men were in direct communication with hina,
bat al that passed between them was through
intermediates The conspiracy Was eoEpiete
surprise n ever one IL was after emhAFking
thar the emperor heard OF lac decree eontia Hing
his civil list Ee declared lie would aceept
ether the list or . dana ion OF money offered
him BIZ the provisional goyernm n
A RIOT AT PARA.
New YoRK. Dse. 1.-THE steamship Finance
from BraE Ian ports arrived this afternoon.
Captain Baker stsses that at MsranhAm he heard
OF riot il which six perTols wee Killed and
twenty wounaed al natives. On November
"a when he left Para. al was qaiet.
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BuRNED on rnE PIER.
Laborers Meet Death in q North Rive

Laborers Meet Death In n North River
Fire.
NEW Y0RE. Dec. Ia ERE broke cut on the
National steamship company's pier, on North
river. ~ o'clock this afternoon. The steamship
HOLLAND, which arrived this moFniag. was
locked and q gang OF twenty-five men started 20
clear the pier n make ready for the steamships
cargo. while working the foreman discovered
Ere among soma hBlss OF cotton 1ear the end OF
the pier. some ~ fne men commenced 90 assist
putting out he flames aud wire badly burned,
possibly some burned 10 death. Five were Sc
seFely burned and taken 20 the hospital Tugs
hauled the steamship Holland into the stream
The pier Is coo feet losg. and cost $1,000 The
fire was got under control at 5 O'Clock, and at
Sis was entseely onL -Four bodies wera brought
cat John Whalan, James Barry. Richard John
son. eoioFed. snd another unknown eoiered nan
was found. Others NAV have also been burned
% death. There are sslll nine men missing
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CRUISE OF rae runrrs.
She Arrives a san Francisco After ElS
Months ia Aset8s " arrs

She Arrives IN san Francisco After Right
Moaths So Asetie Waters.
SAY tAkNc4aa IAca. 3.--The unsIai STATES
stesmex Tnets arrived here feam the
Arctic sasstay. having completed 90 elxat-
psosta's eFutsa Kae Taetss waa eaaRal ia "a
zoe gssk aeav Ro5ns R&sFaw. AUgasi Is ASS nar-
gQwfF t4sa{es8 d. sfFsst lvn. E&pssla $500 kgla
gefs'Ets tast sTegs esssgs Was ms8e % sAya the
shlp ARD l0ss the egepty ass Fss "a Txertzsi tasn-
selves - thsif ugEaass. Asfes hetgg fsss ia tbe
tcs feas Aad = aaf OARS s. zht 0peatss wss
teRsF ssa $3.50 Fs1gsfnE peeaca5 w as s3egEs g aaa
kenl Hn aAhs lhe vessst wNs fgFe teEpg Stsss
tsa $50 repasss that she TZsetls has tzaes.e4
Alons sse eDs.fp C3sss line % Alaska asa naais
toHssF sFa4se t8sa esrr srtegspsg3 ~ asy osset
vessel ~ tACss easeEs tn ons season.
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SAD NIL AoarnENT.
Roy instantly Killed by Buried
say.

AsroRfA. Or, Dee. T,-~A Ia-veaf-old son oF Ms.
t0hnHen. residing ia tne vicinity ei the Ass8ria
Packing Casnpany's caauery, fast with fright
fui death this afternoon. he vas ln Holss nil
Rathe ring sawsast Ia one par o. The mills al
edgsF cav, part Of il above the greater part be.
los the saFfaee OF shs table IN which tAe ssw
works Tbsao had gone under this able Ia
guest for sawcas:. not rene oering anything OF
The swiftly revol4igk cav essr bis head. He
RAISED ap quickly. aud oee % the wofknsa ia
another part OF the Foom heard a sm0thered cry
AMI q peculiar gazing noise kasAinx 70 the
spot he ftana tue PROSTATE form az the unioftu-
nate lad spotted wish blood from 3 hsdeoas laeer-
aii0u OF The head, the upper bali u tRe head
having besn sawed 90 The inAnimste form Of
the child was removed 10 the house of the heart
broken mother
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noas o. re house tied tArse bzzess sate hAa
hez8 2ns soca Did.
<szsspy ass \ msfhfnxst snd worked n ne
MssssArs Paesee ssars With AnzSna- MsrT ID
not ilke Afrs. bsf be peFxissensiy lhrRst himself
% hsr. Aass1a hearaed thas Gssspg wss sd
aie1se 70 rae usx a erEaas. sn1 forbade hiEa tie
haase- Mar also rsfsssd 10 ne hin zxs2E. On
ie4Fusax sass be thraAsaEea - have blood. baE
LtEis attention was pesa 70 as threats. Ansaca
6ie9 ~ Ehs hospital this Afternoon
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rooK nogaH ~ nArs.
How Leafs starr attempted Iseaei
Death

How lo9ks starr Attempted ko8snt' :
Dgafh
AhosG ss6anix at Leas STAR. wha raus = 81
nae~ BAL al Use - FaEF 81 4 bird &n3 gA kAan
sssatls, &ttea pied 81 camn4t s8lelle IA The
haass u Biz BegSha. his =. .stsess. la -. saa
s2.sF.
BE has Aeea tslu1lhx heavily Of lasa ans. i !,
faowsht, has ssss 1saae saeagg. Several dxys
as Be wss srruNsd "a a charge q &tsazsisssv
esGasct sn8 wss Gaaz a.
Ntsrssaaz evTnl0S ae weGt - the haass 81 as
a ssFess sea sas talstex a{tA aey foz 4 lev
nsaascs. BE- fAtn sss5g aai tes heax So Z wlsea
S. pa& hre9EhA peaoa UHz 4 sas,lal auss
9reRuVt - cf rusika oa Pass iass fhe ass
He r. iei - mi.x kaa sslsaa ws.A tae a@s-
hEseYee, hS HsstAss HHaa stNsasHE % hes
saesss TasA saseas. zas5ef eag sag assssfaaes.
A taiae sks summoned a88 assfeca Easz as sss
Fssse Was Ee1al aseEzs aR 81 tsAe sssss
Aa2es we,e G1e2e asa sssega3 Ens n
gsE EssaasSs s4a *szssl-ba 81 .ssSe sks eat 81
EaEx@F
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PASSION AN orlUM.
A Plead Murders = Eauss1y ASH Gem
salts %w&wgsiez

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So taefs lsse - gsgge srNEesg sse -rsA
fast eaya ns 81 sas y ss ~ geea AHsass, ana
hftkesy streeE G.sesr ct5sgE nsea5a8ss sst
49, ~ WaH aa3 Neaa prsh Is "a tA9 haHee aF
sAf fmtAas i've sase 30 @&s e sea&sfaesz ansM 81
AZ sSsf. Eesfet . 3.s st tssasls aeee 81 AfRAz
gas@ 81 astteat 500 ag Sasslsz szs@ swe
FesssEsag7s assi ss@ saEaeef Gssas Ehe &eas saSs
Ete8 azs4 Ms 8ssHsa asa .Hrsss seEss
ag1sHh AnEsass ha5.ss smNeS Sass 80 E&a
Asa8 sz2 sssec g assHs uassE tse sgAtr sd
sat 80 reef88 MeF E7zaNEs sistef Aesas
s.sszVss ~ aasHs tAa e gsaale. uasea
gagNsssss& sac sazsa. &at 49, enaaas Mse
taraa&e $40 Dleat NAass AHasaa : Es& M.
gna'a Wsss gas saar5sss saa wAs sass Is sas
eFs Asf seS saFg eusG e1lsgs sAea ssgssea
szN y a. -zsAs-s. 49, T2sassx ~ se gk4 sESSs.1
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cnINEsE IN TRANsIT.
transportation Companies May Bon
ThefP flaafhau Caw~a

transportation Companies May Bond
Their Heather Cargo.
WksHfSsTos CRY. Dec. T.--AetiaE Secretary
Balchelder has iasaed + circular 20 customs
osii sers announcing that the following provIs-
Ton has been added 70 paragraph 5, OF the de-
par ment circular oi september Is:
ANY transportation company engaged in the
transportation Of Chinese labofers through the
territory Of the uaSt states may ex cute such
general bond OF undertaking 20 the United
States ia the penal sum. and VITA such eoadi.
items, a. may be liked by TIE secretary OF the
treasury, sad suca company sad ils transit
Chinese lahoers shah thereafter be exempted
from The foregoing requirements Of this para
eeaz,h
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IS DsEse psx s.-Tse hssk valley Fagse sr
rstcd shs morains t9ea npsgtare hsv. sea
lad - afgef NezEsea iaf5F rsash Aa8 faeHsaNts.
oW< sUFes = aayS Ess IS sue asst park Il sas.
fuafszy Hhisa So Sac hesaa and ceas;
81 Wasaiassoa aa8 0nacaa Iase stern
weS - aeasE thas sAe Nessess bafwar6s
% heth s88es a2fe s5oqa ia. saa sac tss q the
eAsteAsnae et7sfes overheard Asne of the
ereS Gers snl4aet FrA-s are sSpasss3 - - Is.
ogs lag as ssstEs - esae sssA3tc craEs. ssslsa Z
IA nNEsAeEH waters 3urag Eas stasza-
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PoRrkAsp. pee To-day Jaage Deadly de-
eiissi TIE libel rut bFpagnt against the steamer
Cyeiene % he administrator Ut tas estate OF ia
Vim. ChinanAh, who was killed In the col
Hsion which occurred on the l5th Of last Dsoem
Ser between The Csslone and the tug oswego
aesg the foot 81 Washington street. The lioei-
lanl brought suit for sS00a. and the court
awarded aim A verdict fog II co.
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PoaTLAsD. Dee Tine following Is list Of
passengers through MeaioFd: NJ II. J. Rice,
= Gregory ard WIFE, Mr F. n Knowitan aud
family. Mfs- J. v. MeCierkin. II Battman. r t.
wilmington and family. IT, Bsttmau aad vile.
". 8 Rfaekstt =. H. Harris and family, A. u.
Melvine. @ r BALDWIN, Donald o. Ross. David
Glass. MfN Dr. @. b. Nichols. MiSs Nichols, Mss
Carrie Nichols. Mr.. G. l. Potter, and $50 second
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MAsHiSaTaS CGFY. Bee. Representative
N5lsoa sent "a the postmaster se1sTal YESTERDAY
sn3 ilSsStgd in kt1pnx terms. thar Tacoaa
WASH, sheu d have uore money fer clerk 10
tae estimates previously maze.
!. p Carrie. 90 Nrr5a yakima, Ena d 5. hyde.
of scksDe Pals. wash. tbs fswasT q candidate
fas marshal sna gig asaaT sas district 5aska. E-e
ia WasninAzon
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Special Notice.
rHK FINEST EVER IssuKn

rTNHE FINEST EVER IssUEn
The sIlastrsted New Years edition Of the Seat
tie Press VIII be TIE most nosAhis publication
ever iSsaed in THIS state II VIII contain she most
comprehensive aaA accurate account q the de-
velopraeat Of thls eeaBtTs ever written. Tbs &C
count Of seassles rem aFkah1e progress siace the
are win h especially eaRrle te and VIII attrac:
sseslaI st.snison a. ovss the eozntsy. Tie eli
aoa proaa lses row 70 exceed so.ooo ccSaes o. -
az > pages Possibly a. RACES VII be Necessary
10 present. The szhIsls Of shs development Of Sc
assie AMI vcasity. the Psvss souad eountry
rererAllY ansf TIE State a. large. Orders for &C
vs-stslaz space al ssr p&vers shozld hs sen,
In e&r.Y %
TEE PRESS PUBLISHING CO.
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ISbtASAeeLlS. tu3.. psc T.1he presidents e.
visstafs - the opeo5nx as the Chieaso aea-
toFimm arrived hrre ~ n0eG to-day. The trip
YEAS u.itveusfal. tomorrow tisA ~ resident sud
aag,y Viii ssss9d ghaseh sn ie morning. ala
VII Laaxa e tsasElsfaha Ear Chl -
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sax EsAStssees E<c. r-Eae Caftas Ss8fes
ssesascs gaar,s Eaea ss ih4s p-ass e.say kst =
essise. Hsg izstast5a 5 sapEcssl &C. - tAa
rsa2ss - E1ss not ~ y asaiuEeaa.
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ne PLAYED POKER.
Lost Milwaukee, school Money an
shot Himself.

shot Himself
MgEwArKEg, Dee. T.--Augsst sehnltcnheTv,
secretary az be scaeoi beard. shot himself this
Ha0Tasug beeaBse oi the discovery "a eFookeauess
In has aeeoaHts scsaltsnberS raisei a hill Of
the Boston Publishing House iFom s. % Ss1s ard
drew the money. Mben the discovery Was made
iast eyeaEnw an iuvcssjg ton OF tie to0ks as
onieryd, sHd 30 killed htm.elt rather thsn face
crooked Developments. sebaaeaberg was =
FeCkless Iokeg plEyeF, and Il is htleyea lost
thousands Of dollars az seha.sl money
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Der Scat=GonoreB.

@uf bem I'M portgen CONNER in WiG>
tpaufee ab9ebaltenen @ongreB Der Stdt1pte@
Ter bon 9{oroe 9(n1erifo puroe Chicago, bic
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GonqreIieS be1timmt. DIS 8eamte oeS
nor6amertfanil6en Sfotipieler : 8unbes
nur6en erip6tlt: Nnton IbormG6len, Ofilz
paufee, BrGl.; Srib 8olger, bon bier,
9tce>Brdi.; Saul 0ubwig, Wtlpaufee,
Sefretdr un6 Saul Si6iensdp, Wilpauz
fee, Sfot1neiIter. 6err 8olger. bet aus
@elbdfts zMiidli6ten oas 9lmt auSl6lug,
erhielt in 6rn. @mtl 6061ter etnen tDllrot>
een 8ertreter.
SSn Der lebte Wo6e in So6n Selo>
fomp's yOlo QuincD $50. 8" obgebaltenet
Neriommlung bteitger Sfatlpieler tpurDen
Gmil 606iter gum 8tcez Brdiioenten, 9us
itap Magenfii6r gum Sdablnetiter uno u.
2ange gum SetrefGr ertpablt. 9a &eBterer
nt6t antpeienb, nuroe Qug. G6temant
gum SefretGr pro temp. %ernannt. QlnDez
ienb ware1 auBer ben genannten Die
!6erren S6raOer, Si6nann. gSalz
tier 0aperfamp, Graule, S6olbert,
6annes, 8ol0er, SDtele1, Oe6ltng,
S6riGel, @ebrfe, 8olep uro 6anlburger.
Die G%eriamntelten beful1Oeten fit oas be-
noritebenbe '@bicagoer Sfat7 Set reyes Snz
t~ereie. Die ndditliegenoen gorberettun7
gen tpurben eillent aus Wtarttn S6Dlber,
Srib 6aperfan1p nno Otto Oebltrlg bette
benDen Gomtte iibertrager, tDeldes am
Wtittmo6 nm 5 llbr gta6n1itta8s gu
Oieiem 3nede in ,,Sl0 Qrtncp go. 9"
3uiammenfommt. 8etreffS Der 9aten oeS
bielt9en Contents tonnte man it6 nod
ni6t ~etnigen. IS tpar Der allgemeine
@uni6, benieIben gu elmer 9roben oelltlden
6eltli6feit gu g%eitdlten uilO aus Dtelem
@runOe eth 3ulammentrefen o~sIielben NIT
9roBen Oe1tihen Turn1, Singer ooer
S6ubenz Soften al bermeipen. Naem 9lls
i6cin nad miro Der Statipielerz@ onpent
aber il1nerbal6 Der eriten betOen Wo9en oeS
SUM itattfinoen.
9aS Gomite Fat iiber bteie Q~ln9ele9enbett
uro anbere 8orbcreitun9en tn Der alnSams
flag, ;. II. Npril, in bem.ielben 9ofale
itattftnoenOen 8eriammlung Der bieit9en
Stotipteler st berihten uno @mpfehlungen
gu MAIDEN. Die 3obl ser bon Netp Oorf,
Wftlpaufee uno ct. 2ouis GUT Convention
et1treffenoen Sfat76reunoe lou cine pers
b~dltntBnlGBig grpBe lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Sdlimm perbrdnnt.

9os Opfer zines ungliifli6en 8erie6ens
tDurDe galtor s. @erfeln1an, Seellor9er
Der G6riitIi6en 9euti6en 9utberiI6en
@emeit6e. I'm betm 6iilIen elmer 9e>
troleumlampe better gu ie6en, 5iin6ete er
elm Streihbol3 an unb fam benz 9efdbrli6en
SeI 81 nabe. IS erfolgte cine @rploiion
uno balD itano baS 53tnmer in 6eIen
Slammen. Trau Werfelman elite berslt,
nm Die 8lanmen, tpel6c bic &leioer tbreS
am Gooen l~iegenoen Wtannes ergriffen
batten, gu eritt6en. 0eS gelang t6r ieoo6
erit, na6bem 8erFelman ibtpere 8ranOz
tpunoen erlitten bate. 9aS 6euer ri6tetc
in Der @o6nung bes gaitors, gto. 4 Cor
neltaitr., etnenS 6aOen BON etipa $4,000 an.
BaitOr Gerfelman miro ~itoenfaQs me6rere
@o6en bas 8ett bitten miifien, ebe CT BON
ieinen 8%ranopunben 9eneien fann.