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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

wAsWfSeTos. May n-ia the matter oi
the sszr ruuse contracss. suspended BY sec-
oaa Assistant fastma<ter.tseasrxl Whit.
neia because of apparcut illegal. Il moi
fraa5ulenf. execHf3oa, the assistant after
ncy eersral log thss p-,etolfsce department
has iass rendered deeixson. He hel6s
shAs the easiFa series al cenfsnc<s - the
anasis Of SIT .uoc are illegal snsf void. The
urofn<aae upcn which the coasrsesz are
kaxee. wh.i@ hold irregular ia mary re-
sre~ts, are not deemed absolutely fusd.
The assistant attorney general hudfs that.
based Hpsn thes% proposals. new ecntrurss
rrrpcyIs nsd 5esaiiy execsfed msy he re-
essrsd The opinaan resitHs ~ tenEth the
rx&s.f.srx
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r.E. Daxls. who Hsas discharged hy Jus
tiee Rivers last tbs sssay on the charge Ct
issceny uf rrrzaiu pawn tickets. preferred
against hina hy !. y, Nickusn. vas isfsine.
ss,ae-Iy rsarrssIch st the isastasiSe e the
same party. on sf1e ehErge of recess Ing
stolen property
parls trsal - this kecnnd th&rxn was
Bad yesterday at 4 sxs<Fk. assi 5uks lee
Rivers. affsr hearing Tbs - sInnfsf fsr iise
EsrssSsess1sssis. discharged Davis ru ssgtsnn
iii fhe aftarnas fv The eiefr7p@ ~ she
opinion II the gastssst nss csse = alAieFex naa
been nas<se oHt by the prose Efsa Ntss
ora 4 testimony wss fesF sotis tetfsrf ana
ssssassxfartsrF He ssdsnssfest he wss VII e
ssrssssssssea on efimiisai rhMegsss ans at slse
5srSs ts.sI 4 nuse her II wits1fS - tnsfsssd 20
bis bad eharArsssr i:@Fss ras ~ order tof
issr Nwesry tAss Il IL isasxSl. wfsssA ofsaef
Slskusa az1ra ii szstE< gtsesl.
na.fs says he B5it rszssees1Fe Sit1fzazs ~
rsssxi ssszssx arrest ts1 sFNss 4f14nAfsss5
Sfekmsm Aasn admitted hEyinE asN tAe
srsefsif ard nsss5GeSs AssfAte g sSs@ sfsssssaz
t4sf< fs*saxszs@ " Rfs1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

THIS Oarsmcn ars All Ready for T
xlayss Event.


This forenoon At II =. N. the much talked
u regatta. III whfris the faiaous oassnpn
0'connor, Peterson. Iiamm sIid Lee par.
sieipsie. takes place on Lake Union.
The judges and timers IL the race have
been scieetesi. The course has been sur.
veyesi. the turning hneys have beer placed
In posItiou. the grand stslnd has been cosa.
plcfel. the oar<men are ready and III III
eoaaision 70 row the race Of thxIr lives and
all that remains 70 make thu race one oi
the greatest aquatic event Of recent years.
Is for The spectators 20 assemble ard the
signal far the start q be given.
Ihs csnfssfanss will starr % IN imasin
afy iirS shout nfsy yards irons the Fre-
tionf pier. spsa Will Fex In : direct line
orc aud half miles scfoss the lake ia the
turning banyt. nnrhurtd near the pier II
the ead of the cstcfrsr road. After turning
their respective bupyn, they will row
straight back % the starting ifnr. which u
also The finishing iipe. mAkins three milee
In all.
4 steam iauuch, on board Of which viii
be the of1cinIe al the frce aud reprt seutn.
lives OF the press, wilt fellow Immediately
IN the wske Of :s..zs oassm n.
The ofiirers in charge are: Judges, ".
.. Arthur and II. ID whitney; fimfkeepers,
George p. Kitiingcr and r. w. spauIdfHf.
starter, Charles b. Nichols: referee. h. II.
J. Pennefathtr
The consestanss taes<d for position last
evening, and n. fesn II ~ fellows:
No. u George w lee.
No 2--Henfy Pefepo
No. a--Wislinm u'Gsnnnr.
No. 4--AibeFf HMRm-
No viii be on the right thsnd side next
20 tho railroad, and the o<hera win be 10
hts left, twenty five ysr<is arart
These viii BE- four turning hilpyE, on
0'Connor win fssn the whise flag buoy,
Peterson the blue, Hamm the red. and lee
TIE yellow. The follo.ing ara the eolnfs
0sSrh~ men
Cham ion osConnor, white and blue
ercss bars, with rcd cap Keep Jour eye
aH the frd white aud blue.
Hanna. nd ard black.
lee. orange and ilsek.
Fssersan. blue and white stripes
Every preraHssoai has been taken 10 pre-
vent sbe turning bao7s ffoua getting 0af oi
position a. they nid In the regatta ~ Tn.
% row much further than se hers
The egformoH. crowd which f. sure 90 he
attracted % the lake by the Erpspees Of
seeihE :4e rowing matches will b. - dis.
pasad fbst each fau see the entire course
~ tlse slepipK hills safrc fuiins s-zke
.s.,s,, as,e sss 1920 ssst s1 sg''sass $ s,. & and m M g,
earssneH from the tn nss Of sae stsrs 90 the
fnlsh eit1osst any iifzsciilts slAatevrr.
The lake sanfe q Eastern faliread will
run trains eysvy hall hear ons 70 FREQ.
mont. fommepefuK ef 3 d III aud opnttna,
IEx them until the rsee IL started
The electric m1fps tine will pat N extra
ears aid fafsy pass myers efik 10 the lake.
n a rxptetea % have ear hayc the loot
pf fYo9f street efefy Eve uzlHutes
The fB6teat3nfsS are ID hst TIE - n her VIII
ha bcanfifui, Champion 0sEon or said
axsg ntgizf thflt IL need uat b. : mater nt
surprise IL tile w6rffi'e record i brs ken 10.
day. II the fcur<e IL sfsouth 10 fully ex-
psets that this win he the result
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he&yy rim sAxn 80 IL, mnhlnr - tznek
4 psrf<f* es1s<h -
znxssr yeersos<se zn1 nexaezk, threp-
1r<xH Mzze- t.<z&Sn HsSs, SHa<fxht So
80. ixszeef fA7sgls ssnee. 4s.ss%
T1ree> s<a<e1n ana xp~xrz& tksxx.
feIf<h4 Wlse-R14<I>ez wz<3. xSf& G.. sc.
end. Gal szAx@y 7kisz3 tlxae is<x
IwuxearHM 1llse& &zzAf and enc haif
n<oods t41dx AZ thsrsz. usne. 49,
fuHy<4r-az4 2zsts<, eight ard o&e hxS1
TarAanx1 xzsx upm. Tkddt Nenkgre ncee
ord. Lxty B<1ek husn t.z.rs. cfsse. 80
FcF H1zs8 n14 H<ktzaxt> fxD year a2<x,
STs <txkffs sal,&--5sso Walfaa w4a. rean
4. ke<<zcd~ AASse1e sA1f6s sxxnt. faskx
1atxe yxazs.lak ard upHzrt<s aee aa3
ssz< -st ieeEth usia<s-<s<< <lort 8nrs Qakn-
.Raxn hsssze serpz1. 6<n Hsxsa thzfsts time,
IsSs
hsee xesfosa 6szies. osse Anla oae tassYsh
x2z<<* kt<z3<S<r Wssn, HAsl{fxk eecozszs.
N5l<rsha laird; <fme. ~
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N0tuE1xsy &mM4&UM& " X
Loxoox, May zs.--Msurice 1enly, -
hef oi parliament was tefov inS k1rn1
commission today. ile Aamitp ~
branch " the hague reed sed eI<b1I1
from other bfaasse< fer = slst ol e>41c
who wefe members of the Ie~xue. q or1
that other merchants ,utaIst u bt1y6 ~
Heaiy held II wn< iexitsmafe % p11co =
. pressure uron kh0DkeepuSr s
ksstt4fniu BlxxaF> Inembtf IL oG1l
ls.tssed fl.st hs hsd BEEN Z nse1n q
food, but he was xp<llsd In Isz5 III q II
rNf4n8 constitutional natt0n. HH IN
the Lauu II nRue Ia fo7A kIe dec}nrG6
tbs 1sieaptpx of rpeech be mo6o q E
y the spring q leo tu Wisic6 ~ ~
saiors IN ireland. h.d been xniseI1s1o1s ~
~ fec* 10 ohlf meant th15 - CI$
t5on OF the ptopie wus Hk11x 10 fcn6I$ d
tho uSe o4 dfnami{e. II xn&xr&
speech q C1<tIefewn he afgf4ed ~
pie tu tnks cav thnt the tats1 4no[
ns said u wss no pasf n a. ~ y
Guf{ To recommend fsir sa145{iHE =
hefue. bus that II uas ffa duSy 81 6@C
any budy ehaSEsd with shenftns 3oG
eoDadsnee wsx pleex* 81 the o&mt1 s
ti0a VI iag he held thn4 the ie<6l0< W
- delena prisoners 81 fhz tf1m1 W&n
outc0snx of bad lAHx ~ on1 r91
Exsn were trustees u the fnu11g e
.snesae. He foutd uot aHepttete o.
Htxsaf sid ~ coarfibs3t91 1sc<1f1
/ The tenfnu fuud. His of5et< N i01
the hxofLtrho1<1 Ha1 III Bhf&fn ~ -
ssscr N parliamentary <I4tl1onS
Ss Hgfry James eeaee&xar1kneG s.
xar. WItaes< sasd be navS< es5nH ~
fk<zs ,rar< "a ft.<. ls,8a4.4 a,sl9 sSsSS-S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

WASHINGTON, May n The president has
appointed John B. Cotton. of Lewiston, Me-,
70 Be assistant attorney general, vice Rob,
erf A. Howard, oi Arkansas, resigned He
will have charge cf ail government tnsf.
ness before the court OF claims.
The president has appointed oriew W.
Chapman, u New York, solicitor y neral
The president has appointed the follew-
Ing pos masters William r Brush Clover
dale Cal, yice John Nseld. resigned Jacob
X. LxeSa, Monterey, Cal vice Edward In
gram. resigned: Albert q. Barton. S@n Pc
dro. Cal. cfiice hcrs,nae prpSjdeailais lanes
A. Fowler. selma. Gal, vice wisllara snst1s,
resigned. Charies Taylor Great Falls.
Mont, ufiice become presidential: Nal'A.
Milrns. Olympia. Wash. vice Arthur u.
&fovpf removed
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LINKS OF kyIDENCE.


work-Ths Furuiture Traced.
cHIcxao, May q. several smpoytsn.
links OF evidence connecting the circnm.
stances surrounding Or. cfonip's deafh
were brought out before the
praad jury yesterday. Mifkman
Mertes testified that shortly after he sax
the man resembling CroDsa s. mp The
steps of the cottage he heard sounds like
pounding and cruuchinx,
Young Carlson. whose parents OWE the
hiood-sfa;ned cottage, learned from the
Swedish truckmau who brought the furni-
ture 10 the roftage. that II came frum the
rooms 81 III Clark 81 rect, opposite Csunin's
Office A description Of the man who
bnHuhf this furnssufc and took u 70 III
Clark street II now IN tho hands OF tae 10
lice. YUnnx Mra. Carlson gave = aesfFiTs-
slou OF the man who hired tile cottage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30

NEw inkk. May A.--The annual meet.
ing OF the Paciiie Mail Steamship Company
was held today The following were ne
elected as diractuxs. Jay Gould, tsney
Dillon. Russell Sage, G. r. Huntington,
Henry Hart, William RIsnson. Edward
LauteFbach, Harvey Kennedy and George
]. Gould. The pei earnings OF the com
pany for the year ainoslnteA 70 $sys,x.6
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chseses Canne< rlAy.
Nx~ sosx. Nas :a-sssae HasSisr< ha<,
the kzd NJ te tie Seventh innsae icxiax.
hs,i ~ that Ezslnt i<us i. - me sssaas~ 80
oas ~ MAsxnsss pitHhinx aaSl his hsssi
sns5 s<feiy srssa tlAt time. Sasres <au
Aex& d indianapolis & uAse h{ts New
xaxS 3< snSissssz.p1zs !; EErezs New
JlAfxriess New York. kc<se and B9au i
lA1f@na1>esls. Mhxtaxy ard pAl}x.
Nssrax May 3-The xxs<zfsYs lnak Ia
lead Ia sfc sN>oad slznsnir z1,s5 kxxf Il III,
sAo nsstth- Ahtzss afssr ezae mali 4ax cat.
tan Sifsxsss Ntsd t1o fsass hts ssns tn sap
rHns AMI WA the e&uae nor the Ros,nns
Score. Ea<tcn q cHsSsso Rsze hfts:
lsaSon :. Chicago Z Erruz~ lso<foa =
tshsrMxc q Usmp&re. Ezxuum Batteries
Epsttas- kazibaszrn and Ganse1. Chicago,
uxyer and farfea
N&stxsSaeox. May - Tho Cleveland
wen fnsiAy's sarse BY besfef rtaslbg In the
their o2pcaents. The Neshinxsons aisi
VERY l3ttse with Rake1eysx enrxes Sxnnr
MashsnFtoa |, tarSesans Ia Bass hits.
We<hin~18n & Cleveland sa Frrar<.
Washington 1. Cleveland 4 Eaapire. fss.
'sassdNn, Bafseris~ Waxhfa<tons II, aly and
f.nssss'.; alsssland nskslsy .nd ssxsass, n;
bad mai easy time "a Il this afxc<as1en.
HeHsns who was In the box for she vi<isurx,
was hs,sh fnen9xtsve and Wild. ana MI
-eleu wssrk IN delivering the ball enAbsed
the lo<ai players 10 steal bases with i'm.
pualty spcre: Philadelphia Is. lsEsharg
Base hifx: Philadelphia IS. Fiftsbutx q
ErFcrxs Philadelphia i. Fiifxburx q Uut
psrt. Curry. 44stsfies Philadelphia, san.
siefs and schrfser: FsktSbars. ham and
Carroll.
nAlrixoss. May 9.-Bals1aere s Ar.
fetieS J tea iuustsc&
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4 Missouri savins. Bank FalIs

81. Louis, May aa The say sngs bank ct
Savannah. No. nade an assignment to-
day. The bank had capital of slsooD
rni estate worth rs go, and Its deposits
amounted to ~ SO
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tie June IA.
wxsfIIse roS, May - The civil service
comnsisslon gives notice that II order to
secure an ample register N persons eligible
for appointment 70 The position Of railway
nail clerks frnfa the following uasned
states ard territories xIeesai examinations
Of appsirantz Cor tssaf position will be held
b. the Jnifed ssstss civil service can1mix-
SION on the dates aud 81 the places uanei
below ~ DeayHf. Chev esne. Btsise City.
Niles Citx and HelerA. Aart Carson Sis1.
Sev. Alssaquerqss,. = NJ; Portland ard
kneebnfx. Or. Salt Lake City, Utah. Spe-
kane Falls aud Sesttie. co Friday. June A.
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An sttxmps sax made yssfertss morning
10 bnrn the eiezsns fesadence 81 Mr. John
Il Kin1exf fn Qneen Aaps addition.
Atoat 8 >. m Ar. Kinnsar wss arskea<d
hy an anusu&I uoIse. and thinking fbsre
might b. karsiafs len the house ~ xtst cut
Of bed. and sssrrhsd thsosrh several
roomx Finding 20 one be Nxs ahoaf 10
return agssn wlHn be heard i pc 1Ilnf
srxekiing sound winch st<snsd ~ cs,yne
from the frnns ef the hsssse. fffssn going
dean atfn afssi rfte nipG roe tso sislssr -
wxs xssaNtrbe8 ~ Afsa tsse entire nafeh
aE,saxe. He smntt5zs<as took fsIs4turs = 10
exit xussh the E-s which tc sSrEeec<4 In
ststaE afses cstfsstersssls effort
Nj EtDn*a Aftkrzsfds afse0sered .
qnAnsisy Of fbarse1 kfnciiux wasys pffea
kxssnxf fae fsyrth, and su e1rpsy oil sefi
sytnH near wss<h pxaxnd b Fased aSiaks
nsat II hs1 hcep kass work sH Ell incendi
ssys
TIE attempt 70 Gre fhe hsu1. xss pzs,s,
ebsY Essse Nor the purpose ~ nttFsnsfpa
the ptlzFs rfesd&ris ~ the neSg hAcTha<se 10
fS@ Ere aeastnx fnxir hsuss< uusf efed.
au3 z Viz the sufeBdaytts anpff cpner.
sntEtsy n saa*8ek the hzsu@4s ~ hisufn.
Tne rsss&talf 3t1sfap< 10 barn AT kiH-
saesss* ezsx &as fx<f6<nxe hns erEessd ra@efs
xsfteukst gu Qaeen AEne se2 aff
sssossi ne gntstf parties b. esptua<d ttss3
sasF :sset With snmmsfx jatfafe
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Promt0ent Citixens Held for Mur-
ders Committed Five yeara Ago.
GzLvEsrox, Tsxns, May 2s.-consider-
able excitement wes ot'easioned here today
BY the arrest oi Judge Henry 6eyer, jus.
tice Of the peace OF Galveston county. and
w =. Allen aud Chaa. Juneman. well
known citizens, on an indictment found
by the last gnsnd jury charging them
with the murder If Richard Fieisehig, who
Wae lyneked on The 3Qfh OF August. lSSi,
for assault upon the wife OF Jnnesnan.
G1tH Porter. prominent horsemnn In
cluded Ia the indictment. Was arrested ai
the Latouia race track, near Cincinnati.
yesterday.
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y Dexen Men Injnred by En3lanx
Iimhsr- nlstrAeted womeu.
Axzox. o. Mar Ss.--At Loyal Oak. this
county. today, wAile number Of farmers
we're assisting Jacob Bsarstler In harm
rsislns, one Of the heAsy hsats fen 10 Z
s<vse IF WORKERS Ffank =. Rich. Jacob
Kufsz and M5lscn Baezfler were terribly
cfushed ard viii Die. william Charles 81 d
Jq1eph Bauer reeeised serious Internal
lpiux3es. aud dt1en Others wxrc hns5ly cut
Emb&.
The hou<e tnil of women who were pre-
pairing diunff fCs. the workers rushed out
end on xeeiux blood flowing from the
wounds Of their husbands several tainted
Away. q Wild <eelsc ensuing
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Nav YnkK, Nay a2.--The weather and
track ~ tfsvesend TODAY we're good.
Three quarter snile- Glory won xn xsffs<
S&1vini second. Eoiian third.
0ne aud one eight mfie--A ua;korer foi
tnkpextnr b
ftyx-eights mile - Tormeut0r won ID
Isats4. Grsmercy second. Eill F1etcheI
third.
Mile-joc y. won In LIS. Falcon second
Deception thir<1.
One and ope sixteenth mile Heredicfins
Shis1
One and one sixteenth mile rarnesi
won. koecarete second. LonE Knight
third; time. IsaO.
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BEAfnweop. III. May S9.-Every'
thing was quiet at the mines today.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19
Sa8 xbal abtpdrtS.

8ei 0urpea ereisnete ii6 an
Wontae Nbeno Elm furdtbares 8abns
unsIiid. ipel6eS brei SIotpaden tbotstt
unb einen Sierten 70 idmer uerIebte,
bab iein guffommen nidt m6sIi6 1T.
Die 8erunsIiidten tparen iebenfalls aui
Der @anoeruns besriffen, Oenn iie tpas
rem i6ner bepddt nit &leibunssIiuden
etc. Sic einsen in iiibIi6er &i6tuns
unb tparen eben einem beripdteten
9lbenb3use aus benz g8eee sesansen
unb auf bas anoere 8eIeiie setreten,
auf Oem sur ieIben 3eit ber .. 8. & g8
6 llbr 3ua abpdrtS fubr. Wesen oes
steaen S6eines bes 2idte8 an Der ans
beren 2ofomotipe fonnten bic 3usbeams
ten ni6ts ieben, bis iie gan; nube Bel
ben Ndnnern uno es su ipdt mar. Die
2ei6en uno Der SbnerberIeBte puroen
nab Der Sunction Sebra6t uno Der @os
roner berufen.
Ta1lorbiQe. - Die neue Sreimou.
rer 2pee piro unter benz 9ta nen 2adls
panna am 20. Oe3br. initaIIlrt pers
ben.
- Die glrbeiter in ben 3apIor, 8pne
unO SOIOen @ruben tpurben am 6reitas
auSteSabIt.
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9ife otntldlrr 8riefe.
Nus oem uberen Ebale.

= Die Ontario, @arbonbale &
Scranton Giienbabn So. bat in Detroit,
0dd., 500 8ObIenfarren bon ie 30
GOnnen 8ebaIt bauen Ioiien.
- Sn Olppbant beritarb am Mons
tag Elm brei Dtonate aItss &ino BON
SafOb 8o6.
GarbOnbaIe. .-Serr Mattbias 9ins
bad itarb bier am Sreitae in Der @obs
nuns ieineS SruoerS, Glib. s. +. &tns
bad, unb tpuroe am Spnntag sur Rube
beiseiebt. Sr. &inbad paro in 0eutI6s
lamb eeboren uno pobnte bier felt 1854.
@r binterldBt Spei &inoer, Srn. Sarrp
g8. 8nbad, bonn ct. @Ioub ScteI in
scranton, uno cine To6ter, bic in
2ittIe ROd, Nrf., tpUbnt.
- Der 8Iempner 8iG Ssser fisI am
Wontae bon einem @ebdube uno bers
Ieste ii6 nidt unerbebIi9.
- 9lm Sreitas bieier 8o6e tpirb
cine eemeinidaftli6e SiBuns Ses bic,
iisen StabtrutbeS absebaIten merben,
ilm Nppeaationen ee9en baS Sepers
anebment ansubDren uno su erlebi9en.
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Beitere8 QpfafeS.

-Serr Souls 9anse 1T bier bon
WesIepan, um bic Selertuse bel ieinen
@Itern au berbrinsen.
- Or. Sanb taufte fgrsIi6 baS
Wurtin MaIonep gisentbum, geseus
iiber benz ct. @barIes SoteI, fir s22, $
600, unb SaS frIbere gldermann Gisens
tbum, ebenfaas an Benn glpenue, fir
$4,000. Serr 8uooIpb 9I6fer bat
cine 2ot be8 SoneS gisentbums, @de
8em unb Spruce, 25 bel 100 grpb,
bon Srn. 6. WOrris setuuft.
- Inter benz 9lamen g1ep Sort uno
scranton 8obIen So. bat ii6 firsli6
bier cine 9eislliduft nit einem 8api.
tai bon 100000 sebiIbet, ipeI6e
nit Der 8erpaltun9 Der neuen Ontario,
GarbOnbaIe & Scranton Giienbabn in
Serbinouns itebt. bic in nd6ter Belt
bon bier mad SuncUd, q. g., erBfnet
niro uno ii6 an bic Ontario & 8eItern
Subn ani6liebt. Die 8abn bat ii6
bereitS Die 8ef6roeruns bon 900, 600
Gonnen 8obIen Seiidert unb ba bic
obeneenannte &oblen 8eIeqi6uft ii6
SleibfaaS baS Yroouftionsre6t ilber
5000 9lfer &obIenIanb ernorben bat,
10 barf bic 8abn auf einen Iebbaften
&Cblentransport re4nen.
= Gum 8snefis Der bramatiiden
Seftion oeS scranton 2ieoerfrana wiro
am l. Sanuur 1890, Abenos 8 nbr,
cine 9beaters 8oriteauns in Der Saqe
ItattTnoen, unb eS mare ni6t mebr ais
biaie, tpenn ben 2euten fur ibr uneieenz
ndbiae8 98irfen cine sIdnsenbe aner.
fsnnun9 Su tbeil pirbe. = Gs iei aud
bier pieoerbOIt uuf bic @sibna6tsbe.
i9eerun8 am Sonntae, ben 30. OeSbr.,
aufmerfiam Semadt, pelde NbenoS 7
nbr beSinnt uno Bel Der 8auerS pras
itdnoiseS Streiapr6eiter anipeIeno Iein
pirb.
R@- -Gnnoncirt i'm ,.@odenbIdtt".
50. 9. Gp6rau. ApOibrfrr in 9ancaIfrr,
pa lagt Sabe iibsr 800 5IaIben pCn BUR-
bod SIOCb Sitters fir Syspspfs, lauren Ma.
gen, Siltpiltat gsbsr- unp NisrsnIsibsn saran
tirt
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6cri6 tliAcs.

Sobn 6. Sop, Der $40 aus be-
S9ubIube BON Sobn s. Resan in 9ro'
piOence seitoblen bate, ipurbe su Sl(
Struie, bte Soften unb bier Dionut,
@efdnsnib perurtbeiIt.
Die fIeinite GeIOitrafe, tpel6e nod
ie in bieiem @ountp auferIest tpurbe
CAB &I6ter Green am Samltag einen
ipesen aneriff uaO S6Idserei 8erur'
tbeilten namenS Sobn Brennan, mem:
lid 10 Gent8 Strafe unb 8oiten.
Der 8rOSeB eeseu @burleS StrOb,
Der ols NIT Der Oenier 9iebesbanoe in
0erbineuns itebenb anaeflaet mar, fam
am Sreitas gu @nOe unb bic @eidmOre=
men ipru6en am Samltas Worsen els
men Nabriprud ouf nibt idulbis aus.
Die IusIa9en ieiner OiitansefIaeten
tparen bic einsiaen bon 8epi6t.
Soneit bic Si6tuns beS WateriaIS
in 8etradt fommt, baben ii6 bic 8i9s
ter 2lrdbalo, Connolly unp Sim ter
na6 brein6bentlid,er angeitren9ter 9lrs
belt 9Iiidhb bur6 bic ,3eu9en' unb
Bepeisaufnabmen Der grlminatOreu in
ben beitrittenen Bablfauen binburb Ses
arbeltet -eepiB fetne 9erin9e 4uf8ate,
tpsnn man bebentt, bab bic @raminatos
rem 5000 3eueen Doer elm orittel Der
99dbIer perbDrt baten, bic in 1888
itimmten. a0ie 9Inmerfungen Der 8Idz
ter aaeiu fiillen 200 SeIten S6reibs
pupier. OieieIben baben iib ferner
tlber bic Seitaufnubmen eeeiniSt. mad
weI6en Die Sauptfrueen enti6ieoen
neroen iollen, uno nunmebr NIT Der
9luSarbeitune ibreS @utaatens beeons
nen, peldeS in etpa Stpei Bohen fers
tiJ Iein unb einen inbaltSIdweren
8anO fiiaen tpirO; e5 wiro ii6 tpObI
bauptiddli9 UNI IeguIe 5ra8en bans
beIn, baIirt uuf OuS QSabIssies unieres
Stuotes. Q9enn bic Serren Hlbter
aud tptiien, gu Guniten peI6er Sons
bioaten ii6 Die fommenoe @ntibeipun9
nei9t, 10 iperoen Iie bod Ielbitperitdnos
lib ni6ts oaruber berlauten lahen.
Der Proseb sesen g8oIf SObnlon
wurbe am MOntn9 DiOrSen Dor 8i6
ter Connolly erDffnet uno pdbrenb Der
Dauer beifel6en mar Der @eri6tSiauI
itetS bon 9ieueierisen beIaeert.
8i6ter @iiniter fibrt bieie @ode
ben 8oriiB in 3immer SEQ. 2. Der
erite erIebiste Sal mar bic 8luse se9en
bic 8eamten bon 9unmore Borough
tpeeen Ni6treinbuItuns Der StraBen.
Da eS in Der 9Intlasei6rift ,,@Ohen"
bate beiBen ioaen, iparo bic &IaBe abs
9epteIen.
9luf glhtras bon 6. q. @iuarb purre
Der BrOseB se9en GbrensSeiiup pers
i9Oben, oa behen bauptid6Ii6iter Gins
waIt 8i9ter Seiiup, in 8aibin8ton
iet.
Setter 8ra6p ipur6e am Olotnas BON
Ridter 9lrdbdlo nm S25 eeitraft, neil
ct i'm OttobereerIht elmer 8OrIacun9
ais 3eu9e nidt entipra6.
Sn Sa6en Der Meabon 9rOof @ais
fer Company se9en bic 2uduwannu Sis
ien & &Oblen Co., ipesen zines @runos
itiiteS bon 45 9lder, lpel6eS BON erltes
rer fur Elm GsIerpOir in Seiib senoms
men uno bon Iebterer uuf $4,000 ses
ibdbt puroe, ipra6en Die 8eiibti9er
Der Giien Gompanie cine Gnti4aOi8un9
bon $3.50 III.
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Bur aefdaiaen @ea ID, tuna.

Q8ir mD6ten bieienisen 9eier, tpeI6e
nod i'm Jiiiditanoe iino, freunoIiblt ers
iu6en, unS pOr AbIauf bieies SabreS
nit bem 8etrase gu erfreuen. IS iit
febr it6renb in etnem 8ei6dfte, res
selmdbis elm paar bunbert Na6Sisler
ins Stpeite, oft ins brittle uno pierte
Subr binein i6Ieppen su mIKen, bis iie
enoIid einmuI o3abItas" eebubt bas
ben Die 3ubIunssUeridumniB sei6iebt
ni6t bDswillis, IOnoern aus Wansel an
OrOnunaSiinn uno 8eibGftstatt. 9IIio,
Iisber 2eier Ober 2eierin, mir erparten
Sic gang setpiB Dor GbIuuf OieieS Sabs
res