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WHAT MRS. FLACK WANTS.
HER CASE AGAIN ADJOURNED THAT MORE
ArUp,vIrs NAY BE PREPARED.

HER CASE AGAIN ADJOURNED THAT MORE
AFrpAvITS NAY BE PREPARED.
TIE case n Mrs. Flack against her husband, sheriff
FLAX for divorce. came up again before Judge
Andrews N supreme Court. Chambers. yesterday
Mrs Flacg asked .or alimony and counsel fees ana
the argument was set down for yesterday, out there
was no argument. The sheriff consented 10 AIoN
his wife alimony and counsel fees. and sad he haa
always been ready 10 do 50. Mrs. flack a>Acu ''t
$50 week aimony and $500 for couireI res anu
ev.Judce Fullerton produced certified check i0F
500 and another one for 1925 for alimony The
sheriff insisted that the paymen: Of the money must
be without prejudice his right 10 insist on the
validity Of the agreement which he had made Win
his wife and the decree Of divorce wh.ch had beeh
secured in the CouU OF Common Pleas on july L.
T-as6veu Cleveland appeared for Mrs.. FacN and
refused 10 take the money any such conditions ana
the case was adjourned for two days 10 allow me
LAWYERS 10 prepare extra shdaviis. sheF'n fIaoA
mn, in An a4dsv in which he declares that tie divo7ce
which was granted 10 him from his wife IN the Cour
NJ Common Pleas on July l., IS stil in force. lie
also maintains in the affidavit that prior 10 the grant
ing Of the divorce In the Court Of Common Pleas ne
s,-Nei with hi, wife. in leu Of almony, mat re
would convey TO Ter. tree Of al membranes TIC
h,,se and LOT AZ No 425 East Ffy-scventh-st where
she then lived aud had lived for twenyone years ana
also agreed 10 give her two insurance Qoloies on Ms
life one for - 800. which was sally paid up anu
sro,her for the same amount. which hal two year>
- ,rr tn, part " the agreement be says thai
he kept transferring the house ana We u 49,
ToI,cses 10 his wife Besides his he Ofcrci 70 lsy
L. - yrc,E during fe- life. She resolved The
none ~ any nor, Nj Cleveland TOLL the court
would I'M no way prejudice her claim. that sAS hSA a
rcAt 20 maintain tky acton SIC ASH oeeul' ~.
an te>T5fvirc 10 he truth OF lis fathers allegations
about the oder made by his father 10 pay his mother
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
PREFERRED DEATH TO DISGRACE.
, pAKER CAUGHT STEALING browns HIMSELF
~ rur p,ScAIC pIVFR


, pAKER CAUGHT STEALING browns HIMSELF
IN THE PAsSAIo RIVER.
George Koch, twcnty-sevcn years old kept small
cake bakery at No 160 River-st.. Paterson. y. j.,
where no lived with his wife. Koch was poor and
dId business in a small way making nothing but CAKE
lie kept bread for sale. but obtained It from JACOB
Miller another baker, whose shop is In tho same
street. For some time Miller had missed eggs
sugar and lard and did not know who took tho
articles Last Friday Koch visited Mlller's place and
asked If he might borrow baklng-pan. Miller let
HIM have It, and when Koch returned the pan
saturday. Miller saw that It had not been used
Later in the day he missed some moro materials
and determined to set a watch Koch. lie gOt
Christian Felgenmeer who worked for him. to hide
blmIeu in the shop, to which Koch had free access
generally coming for his bread when no one was
there. Yesterday morning, from his hiding place
Feirenmeier saw Koch come In with large basket
and help himself to eggs, lard, sugar and butter
met as the guilty man was going out Feigenmeler
confronted him. Koch could not deny his theft and
Fegenmeler marched him, with his basket OF plumber
on his arm, TO a place In the same street Wherc
Miller was delivering bread. Miller. after beratins
his dishonest fellow tradesman. started back with the
two men toward his bakery to make Koch put back
tho stolen material. Just as the party reacheI thS
S-rairbt-st bridge over the Passaic River. koch
threw the basket down. made sudden movement i
got free from his captors and rushed TO me INer
Hanh He jumped INTO the river. ana inc sectatois
thought he going 10 make SWIM LOT lloer Ky
To their horror. however, he waded out 10 where tne
water was deeper and sank. He rose s"Veral t,ncI
a. he was carried down stream, but hhalN uisdPPodo
Ln,catb the water II was evident TO all that II was
80 NJ deliberate suicide KOch's wife over
come with grief when She heard the news. Mupr NM,
aid: never meant 10 send him 10 Jail woudn
80 him hack to my shop. make him put back what
he took and then kick him out Of tho place"
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COMPLETIN THEIR ESTIX4TE&
wHArIT COSTS TO CONDUCT THE CITY GOVERN
NFNT FOR \ YEAR.

wHArIT COSTS TO CONDUCT THE CITY GOVERN
NENT FOR \ YEAR.
The Bosri Of Estimate completed its work yester-
sav although The official figures win not he an
nounceSi until to-day. The frs. allowance msis WAS
that for Surrogate Ransom. the amount b'in- sSiS5o
This include, an incnase in the Surrocates Ssay O;
1900 a authorized by tho LeeSlatuNe $500 ADDED
for copying matilat1d records. and Sl2oo for con
tinseuce'.
Colonel Fellows applied for sl4Il5o for the Dis.
,r,ct Attorneys ctGce. u which Sl23.65o was for
salaries. The sum finally allowed was sl34'90.
Juror Commissioner Reilly received all he ASKED
for S34Ic0. Chief Clerk Jones. OF the common
Pleas Court. hsi his estimate cut down 5000 oY
rerlcc,lrc IN I'LL in the blank left fov
lie salary Of one q his CLERKS He received
sl46.3QO: the s,pcru, Coust. Sl57.5oo; General
sessions SI6l 900: special sessions, s-3'oOo me
eleven civil district courts. Sle.lop each. ana 'Ae
polioe justices $4,000 These sums are for salaries
ana s-e about the same a. those granted in former
years. -
The estimate q. THO City Court was cut from slo9''oo
10 200 flavor Grant insisting that the salary o.
1,3r, " J. Pitsbke who has been ~ and absent from
his duties over year and O; his two attendants shoH
he stricken Of The estimate for the Bureau Of Eec
,tons which had been returned 70 the Police boArl
for correction was placed a; S2Se.-o'. other sums
tha, were allowed were; For a>ylums and chAri'@ole
,D,spt,ons sllSO 90. SO: support Of free libraries,
$4,000: burial q war veterans $4,000; salaries OF
inspectors Of weights and measures. $500; Recorder
sr,vth A. a member Of the sinking Fund and board OF
Revision. 5000
Tho bulge, q the ciy's expenses for 1852 as
finally fixed by the Beard @. Estimate In December.
1sss was 80. eS7 OtS 81. which reduced by I'M
expended balances 10 about SO. oS4 500 l.. The
estimate n each department Will be revised before
the end Of The year. but those Of next year may be
roughly compared with tbose for the present year. as
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ponr OF yEw.YoRK 49,. WEDNESDAY,. OCT 30. 1883

ARRIVED
Steamer Tie Queen B Heey LyerPSol, OCT ~, ~ Nv Win
mdse and passengers to hu'S" - '1' ''' ~
"a? H. s,ateof Indiana OBJ, Richie, Glasgow Oct ~.
Tg aS With mdse passengers TO Austin BALDWIN Co.
Arrived at 5s Pa Kemp Port Spain oct 10. with mdso
and 70 Geo ScP M,dpurg st Ann. Bay
port Nara 3 with to Vessels Co. A'rVoa a. inc
bar Al SS N Bearse jacksonville via Charleston days
Win Iai.e and passengers TO VIM 49, Fernandtua vi,
Se4 "a and Royal days with md'e and p~''en
ger, TO G R N Hapsers Newport News and Norfolk
with mdse ami passengers 10 od 2o.TH sTs and Norfolk
with laise 70 Us sears Newport News with coal 10
oTeuit ,Br, McFArlsns. RiOJaneirO AZ days,
in ballast 20 s, g. Forward Rio JAnerO SO days In
ballast Vernon s r' Foster Rosario aug Barbados
davs with mdse 10 Flint d 20 GuSpt.namo Der IA With
B.rk 9Vrrncc Turnure Co. Vesse 10 WaydeA Co
HOOK wind light n clouiy. AZ City
Island. light y cou"S'
S,-s NTebor Nor Jeu.ea souooAys los days with md'e
70 crder. vessel 10 Funeh' Eu'e ," w
CLEARED.
s.-... barracuda tBr Hubbard, London Barber & Co.
steamer p t,itpd tBri. Heeley Liverpoo-F w Hurst
Steamer IAPnee .B5 , jenkins iiui SanGep.Sn son
steamer CiVmpta CGtrl HeDich Hamburg VIA southAmp
O sciarS TS sas, KArioya Hamburg RI Corfu,
steamer T fn,r Dteh baker, Amsterdam Punch kdye
& 60. p,,,,np,A ,Fr Para1cis Marseiues &c-Jw Fl
well a Co p.,rtr Havana ana Nfsttc.. ,s,rt. Jas L
Wara q co ,,,mero Ygesas SPAN. Bayona and
J VI oeuaIii,t nor, Kantz. MAnEanlla- Kelly.
Steamer Yemassee' 1N-HA'N N'''''N az" S"ON'N'''~
Mm Z CLYDE q -, p.-- S,,..,,e p 7 yV.tker.
Steamer ptar Br Blyth. Charleston Phelps Bros Co
S ,,al'. Wyanoke Boa1 Norfolk and kichmond-od DO
".Ion - A.euborn. Lewis BALTIMORE Foster. -
sr CON nonV eAlih. Van hirk PhiladelphlA-Roeeriss
kim. u.,t.-.o, I'd.
81 Steamer wipthrop. BragE. Portand-Horau Hall
sS.-,-sr q ANGUS, Coleman. BOson-h , DiiuocA .. -.
shin Britsh Peer lBr, pakn. CalcutiA-Nernoh b''N
- :, N.rv M-ars Port Natal 20 Al W Elwell CO
~ .rcie AUST al an0vich. Lisbon Bella Cosulch
SAILED.
STEAMERS BegenlAnd. for Aniyerpi lAhn and H1,A.s-
n.rmen GeDgoi London ci Offaris and Britannia LA's
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WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Twenty-s six young women Oh ane
sunday school Of the First Presbyterian Chutch' @
an interesting exhibition in costume, ana eaGn pa
tcipant held tray and napkin. keiIesnin .aI
were served Miss FlOrie Seight was me eaptain.
The marchings the wheelings, ahgnments, s diu1s
and other movements were done with the pNtnai
Guard The proceeds were given TO tho fahSy
Society Building Fund.
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The General Executive Committee net az 5 r. m
Yesterday. Elihu Root presented the report OF the
Committee on Plan and score. which reviewed the
legal difficulties OF the Exposition and which maae
ND a report about them. The report says thT there
IS no doubt that the taking of land for Exposition
purposcs rs public use About taking the land 1t
Eavs: AN estate for years be taken by the eN-
erciso Of eminent domain readily As an estate IN
fee Indeed Il Inc public requires only an estate
for years IL T. not proper 10 condemn the fee ~ re
INCSlaure considers that the temporary use OF the
lands viii contribute IN the accomplishment OF pur
nose which public. then unless the courts are PR
ra~d 20 say thar this he possibly so. they have
no rE', io interfere with the exercise OF eminent
domain or the expenditure OF public money 10 acquire
and enjoy such temporary use The repoN was
unanimously al pied
Mr. Flower brought M the site question IN -cSolu,
tor declaring thar A. sufficient land could be acquired
hv condCmnad1r the only parts Of CentrA PARK thai
should he uSe FOR Exposition purposes were The site
Of the American Museum Of Natural History, "a ste
~ 'hc Metropolitan Museum Of Art. and the site az
Mount ST. Vincent ALREADY designated and in par oc-
cupicd nv Horticultural garden Pending the acton
az the site Committee this resolution Was laid on the
tahlr.
At mcctn. a. the Wholesale Grooers' Association
AZ the Nercantic Exchange committee was arDonied
10 canvass The trade FOR subscriptions Durne tEe
meeting $4,000 each subscribed hy p X. Ieuroer
snd Enoch Morgan. and $1,000 by Mr.. smith.
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STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMOND.-The jury in the case OF Andrew Becher'
'he Tompkinsvile 5. L. liquor shop keeper, chsrgeu
with killing his boarder James Conway, came mo -.
court az 0 O'Clock yesterday morning In answer ~
the clerks questions the jurymen said thai hey hn
agreed upon verdict Of muricr In the second uegree.
Judge Cullen told the prisoner TO stand up, ana ~
few words sentenced him 70 prison for his naturh e
Becker win be taken TO Sing Sing this morning
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

REVoORT-Ex Governor Andrew Il. curtin ana
George DcB Keim OF Pennsylvania, and Charles b.
MAYER president Of che Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany BRUNSWICK CONGRESSMAN Robert ~ hlI1 OF
Iuinois FIFTH AVENUE-Se1ator Nelson w Aldneh
Of Rhode Island ex-senator j. N. Camd n OF west VIZ
e-nia and George w L. McMlen. OF LOUISIANA Am
AVFNUE-David A. Wells OF Norwich. Conn sIO'IE
VANT-Stste Treasurer l.. J. Fitzgerald. OF Coruahu
N
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1, M1RRIEn OR 90 RFrROrHEpl

y,s an trial before Recorder >myth yesterday for
hisamy in marrying sarah MARKS. ON september o.
Will, another wife living. witness testified
that marriage ceremony was performed. while Tie
rabbi who performed the ceremony swOrc il was only
q betrothal Rabbi DE s0lA Member testified that
from The description Of the ceremony IL was a mar
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V0Hk'S JUhNS-t'- "N4"@A
-, - she Conemaush Valley RELIEF tnhu a.
A. .,,v vs> ended al meeting Of TIE kNeouuV'
n MIR held in the Mayors Office several days $50
eo''...', , s,n,,n uresided and J. Edward simmons
,ha treasurer. msde his hnal report. ie''eI va
ssn, 10 Governor beaver. Of PennsyVahs'
OF the Flood Relief Commission. ,-....,
Va - - h.l,roe IN the hands of tie treasurer
90 o Tn let,er saws thai the total receipts oil
81 Nry-york COMMITTEES were s5l5.eS7 %. OF winch
900 600 has bccn sent 20 Governor be@se, n hi
Lavns been spent 10 AID sufferers W. srsi hundTrd
49,, me amount docs not include the SeNe,.t a.
,houssnd dollars directly 10 Governor Tbc
~ the various relief commiiiees nom M fr
NJ WORT committee had no expense we. 49,
H.. IN services having been given eratuto1'h
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roo,. Caracas IsguayTa' sAratogs AID Is \ sie'iS
Ss|cc,rbee savannah Brunei. PhilAde.phA
pars Prna Donna for --.
.l.e Sallei-via Long Island sound-sIeaner WE
portland. Brig Elea y Mitchell Boston
THE NOVFN ENTS OF STEAMEhe
FOREIGN PORTS. - .,..
IvARn oct sO-Pa,ses. steamer France tBrs h-1'''
Srwr.NurS her way {, London. CHIT. ,Gerl Schmidt
sTETriN oct 25-salled steamer shVons '0'
FOR New-Nork. -. r,g,ois Spencer. NJ
NeW-lnrk. -. N. -i.1 fBrl loaasA -
Neu.legAs
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of the noise made by the cable cars. Many other
persons living along the line of the cable road both
in hundred and enty fthst. and I'm Tenth ave-,
have made complaints about the noise and the Health
Board may make investigation.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The receipts at the Custom House
uutIrS ,occ Tho once was Established The
tr,al OF Edward Walker, charged with murder m me
second degree, for shooting and killing his orother
WiIIiam ] Walker I'm Stamford last August. began
in tbe Superior Court yesterday 1t is likely to
occupy the remainder Of the week.
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E. & w.
A new collar.
V SHAwMUT."
" SHAwMUr."

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
3l9 WEST 126THST.
Diseases Of the Nervous stem Gen9 gHnary orRanS
Impotence and Sterlnty' Hours o ~ ~ W o
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
Are now offering their new Fall
importation Of
we. XAVIER J0UVIN
and JOuvin & Co. Glace and Suede
Gloves for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children. Also other popular
makes, including English Craven
Tan, for walking and driving.
We call specia! attention to our
new Gauntlet leather Gloves for
Ladies, i'm the newest shades.
Broadway and 18th Street.
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new EMPIRES IN THE-NORTHWESI

TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 8.
THE RESOURCES, PROGRESS,
INDUSTRIAL DEvE o VI Jul
AND PROS PERITY OF FOUR
GREAT COMMoNWEAE I1s.
THE SERIES or BRILLIANT EEL.
rESS WHlcH HAVE APPEARED
FROM TIME TO TIME IN The
TRIsuNE. REPRiN IN
PAMPHLET FORM.
These articles form complete
and graphic description =, o. oo the IN,
~ oetIer THE TRIBUNE'S cor.
resnondent has travelled all ovei
tbe New West, and in addition to a
Wonderful array of facts, offers pits
Of description by turns vivid, pa
thetic and amusing. -.
The most complete account OF
che now States yet issued.
price, 25c., postpaid. Address
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Theodore B. Starr,
2O6 Fifth Avenue, Between
FRONTING MADISON SQUARE, 25th and 26th
Il26 Broadway. Streets
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rises 626 Sets t54 Noon sets ll44 Moons sge
HIGH WATER
4 H-sandy Hook 047 Gov Island lag He'll Gate sol
= gf-Ssndy Hook O54 Gov Island III Hell Gate $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
Tall Clocks.

From all who furnishing large city or country houses
the new tubular Ginning clocks are deserving OF speca
or unchanceableness OF tone hitherto unaalnaoe CcAS
NAV be had with fill chimes Of these bells, or WIN
single beu only for the hour and haf-hour stroke, as
ay h. desired Cases antique oak and mahogany q
designs not elsewhere Obainabe or cases VIII BE- made
TO order scarcely any increase OF cos, 70 harnohe
gs int rior work OF hall when such correspondence in
STYLE is wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

A. Jay Cross e. Co., Opticians and Specialist;
IA West 23d-st the most complicated cases oI
detective vision. Charges made for goods only
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rgr CABLE CARS PREVENT SLEEP.
poa,eemen in the West One hundred and twenty ni'h
=, rolice station have complained lately hA' 'hey
- ma, .hs 10 sleep soundy there al night on account
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Announcements
LIE PFRFuME WAITED

From beds OF flowers the breath that has been rendered
agreeaby odorOus with SOZODON which communicates
10 the marble Wilderness and 70 the gums Eosed'e
tint Use IT, and beauty your mouth
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Am. Hosiery Co. Cold Shirts and Drawers full
regular ~ 40 worth 80 80 Impt Kid Gloves 6Jc worth
II so Cravan Tan CSC. Partisan Points very latest
Al % worth 81 Kennedy 26 COrtlandtst
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Dr.. LYoN's PERFECT ToOTH POWDER
K,eps the teeth clean white and pures the breath
An elegant toilet luxury Sold everywhere 20 cenpA
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Mrs. WINsLow's SooTHI

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
~ N0TIIFRS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
NC with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SooTHES TIE
CFIiLD SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs all PAlN )
CiTRFS' WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRUOFA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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rtae The family OF the woman all testified that IL
was a betrothal The trial VIII go on to-mOrfO"'
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He becomes crazy II
m organ grinder insists
on playing Sweet Nlo-
lnfs
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THE FUND ROLLING UP.
MORE MONEY FOR THE WORLDS FAIR
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE AMOUNT OF s@i''AS0
SIcErvEp DURING THE DAx-A RhroNh
ON LAND.

ON LAND.
Yesterdays subscriptions to the Mo'ar III ,nn the nr
zoo eo, the total OF sa1s.4e3 for the day may
sedins oas' U"' ,srsCn This amount was subscribed
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pm y ~ wfem l. Royal dutch Hsyu, Gel am pm
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
sATURDAI, NOV 2.
OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-09
Aus oem J%rreneertd2t.
Das Opfer zines Derbredens.

Cine ~trauri8e @rSdbIung BON Dem 9ez
meinen 8erbrehen etneS nt6tstDir0t9en
S6urfen tpurbe 0onneritag imSrrenseri3t
mitget6eilt, aLs Srau Sara6 Wtoore, cine
iunge Wtttpe uno Wfutter DON flint unerz
tpa@lenen &inbern, auf ihren @etiteS3uitanO
unteriu9t nerben lo1te. @S be0urfte fetner
tpeiteren l1nteriudung, ie lang uno i6rie
unb tan3te, ais man ife ms @ert6ts5tmmer
fubrte, uno Niemanb 3~tpeifelte baran, DAB
fe pabniintg lei. sic pobnte in Dem |6aule
Ser 6rau 9tasie MonrDe, $50. 484 %. Sn;
bianaitraBe unb perOiente fir ft6 unO ibre
&inber ben 11nterbalt nit Wai6et. 8or
einigen @o9en polte ie cine SreunOin be-
lu6en, Die tie ni6t 81 6aule fano. Gin
fremoer Mann in etnem 8u9gD erbot ft6,
fie au Der 6reunbin gu b%ringen, tpel6es 9n>
erbieten fife annabm. Nnftatt gu tbrer
6reun0in purbe ite iebod mad elmer abge1
legenen S9eune gebra6t, 100 Der Sremoe tie
~Dergetpaltigte un6 in bepuBtloiem 3uitanoe
Iiegen lieB, bis ffe ell Bolt5iit fortbra3te.
Qange j3eit briitete tie bariiber na6, bis ie
enoli6 lebten Samitag Spuren bon Wabnz
finn sei9te. Ser 8erbreder tit bis ieBt nod
ni9t gefunben tporben. 6rau Wfoore tpnroe
elmer Srrenaltalt iberpteien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-09
Giue 6dserpIoiton

fiibrte 9ienitag gu Der i0meren @crlebung
oeS jungen SteinarbetterS ~Qilera1oer 9tiz
6olion. Die @rpoliion erfolgte altf cine
ei9~ent0Un1lid)e Q8eile. 8on Dem obercn
Stofmerf zines JteubaueS ~itiir5te geitern
Elm me6rere @entner l6nerer Stein in ben
Seller un0 i6lu9 I'M Sat- cine @asr0bre
bur6, nelhe inter Dem Settenweg mad
benz @ebdltoe fitbrt. Q8elige Minuten
ipGter frat 9ti6ollDn in ben unterelt Jtaunl.
ST bel1crfte ni6ts bon Dem entitrDmenben
@aS uno itefte ein Strei6boI5 oil, INT it'd
leine Bieife an5u3iinoen. Sn bemielbeu
Nugenblicf erfolgte Die @rploitOn unO lhluz
gen bic Nlammen Direct in DaS @eit9t oes
8eoauern5pertben. Wfan brahte i'm ios
fort nnd) i~etler Wo6nung 9to. 3716 @otz
tage @rDoe 2lpe., mo Der berbeigeruiene
9tr3t ertLGrte, baB Der 8erleBte trob Der
ihperen 8ranbmunOen ni9t oaS Qlu9erz
libt nerlieren ptrb.
Der Nrbetter San1es 6itlen, ipel9er BET
Der @rploiion NIT ipenige S0rttte Don ieiz
mem &uneraoen entfernt ltano, erlitt ebenz
falls 9ranOwunoen I'M @eItAt unb ar ben
.6GuOeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-09-09
feuer.


Montag Worgen ge9en flint rtbr brad int
6rttten Stodtperf oes @'ei6dftsgebGu6es geo.
1919 &tnSteltr.. Seuer ais, tpeI6es ben gfiez
b%erla0en Der peri6ieOenen bos @ebdube inne>
babenOen Tirmen i6tperen S6oben sufigte.
0aS W%aarenlager uno Die Woi6inerie Ser
Qtpfel GbemicaL Company i'm oritten Sto6z
tperf tpuroe nit einem Gerluit bon $1,000
9dnsli6 5erit0rt. Die Strma maj nur in
Der 6Dbe bon $4,000 Derlt6ert. Oie &Giez
unb Butter orrGtbe BON 0. s. Goos &
So. int 3tpeiten Stofperf tpuroen geb6rio
bur6p6iiert unb perben bic 6onorer ut,6
Gtti3enS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bier
etnen S6aoen BON $1,000 gu erieben baben.
Spangenberg & Co., BrobuttenbGn6ler i'm
eriter Stodtperf, geben ibren 8erlult auf
$4,000 an, pel6er Dur6 8erii9erung boQs
ftGnoig ge6edt III.
9ds Seuer nurbe bon einem Bribate
rahtpd6ter ent6edt, tpel6er lofort ben
Seleralarm abgab. Ser tpirtiamen SbGz
tt9feit Der Seuertpebr 9elang es, bic SLANT
men auf Den uripringliden Serb 3u be-
ihrdnfen unb cine perbercnoe Seuersbrunit
gu perbiiten. 0ie l1riobe bcs 6euers
fDnnte ni6t ermtttelt tperben.
9ds @jebGuoe ge6ort CUR DISCRIMINATION
6irterlaiieniGaft uno nuroe balielbe 6urh
Seuer, 9fau6 unb @aiier nur I'M getraae
bon etpa $4,000 bei1aoigt.