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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
Gl GlDbeEabrt Des netett Greaiers nYbi;
Ianelnliia,"

SbilabeIphia, 6. Niat. - Der nene
Sreuser u@bilabelpbia" trat beute bonn @ranlp'.
iden Stiffsbaubofe aus feline OorIauftge PrO'
befabrt cen Delaipare biuab an. Selne ga
runtirte S6nslisteit iuu 10 auoten pro
Stunoe betragen, allein @apitdit rSteele 1T
iibcrSeugt, tab bas neue Sahrseu9 Die Sdnel'
liqfeit ietnes S9neReridliffgsr be8 &reuSers
Baltimore" col ¬sr), noG iibertrehen
tpirb. gian erspartst Die 9iiidtebr Der Bhila-
belpbia" am nG6hen Sreitag friib. Der
@ontraftpreis oss SdiffeS betra9t 1,350,000
nit elmer BrGnlie bon $50, 900 fiir jeoen Bier
teIfrntptf iihPr 10 urn GStlfnNP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
q d I, b {.
Gt1aid1etnn9 bet grofSea gtnesE'sdlsa Iabz
ntnfnInfn=Tnhriff In EaIfsnhafn

ntaf@iaeazsSabttft t,s eItaabstp.
@It3abeth, N..S., 6. Rai.-9te grose
Stnger'i1e H6bmaidiueu.SQbri fiug nm
IL l6r bente abenb Seuer, nnh uu Nfltterz
uabt uuroe bic 3erR0ruus bee sauseu
Sauptaebaubes, tpel9es eiuen lld9euranm
bon mebreren Ndern eiunimmt, befiir1tet.
@IiBabetb, RS, Z. Wai.-llm ubr
bente frlb If bas sauje Sauptsebdube Be.
rstts tetfSrt, unb Die SInmmen perbreiten
fia nod INNER tusiter. Die Bii1er Der
&Ompagnie nnb etu 9roser ShetI bes Bora
rath5 fnb gebrraen, aueiu bic ganse f5abrif,
tUel9e 1000 Nrbeiter bei1iftiste, uiro mabrs
i6eiuIiG abbreuneu. Der Ssrluft pirb flo
otf mebrere RiIlionen Dollars beIaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
Mns Euhn.

Sapanna, 6. Wiai. - Die @isarretten.
mad,er periAiebener hieiiser Sabr,ten itanoen
heuie iiir bDberen eobn aus.
Ser notoriife Banbit Domingo @nsman
purbe hsute gu Santa &lara hinseridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
g.tttfae giIbsrboioe au tbre amsttfaaifbe
CStfinssuuas aenpiIeu.

2oubpu, 6. Ntal. - DER Gibbs, GT=
@ourerneur Ser vEant bon gnslauo" uao
GraTbcnt Ser ,Simetallic 2ea9ue," bat oem
5euotor Spnes in g8aitingtOu cine Depcid|e
oeididt, fpeld,er 8ebauern iiber ben Sob bes
@enators ged GuBert un6 oeiien Seroienite
nm bic Sadhe Der Miinireform anerfenneno erz
mGbnt. 2uolei6 briidt Die 9epelfe i'm 93as
men ber gelretaGlilten= Tartei @roBbritan.
nier's, peld,e iiber 100 0ttt9lieoer beS Inter.
bouies unfabt, bie Soffnung aus. baB iid
Der amerifaniI9e @cn9rsB tn Der gegenpdrttz
oen Sibuua auf cine StlterbiG eiui9en unb
Rierburdb cine irternattonaIe 20inug Der 0tiin5=
fraQe erleidtern m09e.
Sie britiiteu 9.iberbolbe errparten, tpie bic
9epeidle ferner r1ittbeilt, 0as bic grhDbuug
hes Giiberpreiies, rpeld]e auf Gle Quuabme ei.
ner SiIberbiu folgcn muB, ben grportbanoel
hsr Sser. @taaten fDrbern uno Sen Bobltauo
her on1eriEaniten Sarrner beben, tpGbrenb iie
,uoieid, her Suouiirle rnb ben 2obuarbeiter1
bon grobbritaunteu gum Sortbeile seret9elr
peroe.
Gin gsates pes HdtitaaosasS Saitems.
enuhou, 6. Dtai. - Sas 8arlaments
gPitolieS grablauab, ein betpdbrter Irbeiters
{, smI,S, her ober benz Giraffe eines Qftauuben.
ntiskss opponirt, bat eine ginlaouna bes ars
hsitsrohnofaten Spbn 8nrns Al elmer Sfientiiz
d,sn Oisfuiiion Der Grbeiterfraae anaenonl.
men men 8roSlauab hdlt etn 3panosaeiet sul
g;nf;ihruuo bes ad,titiinbigen 4rbeltstaaes ii,
siue Veid,ranfung Der perDnlihen Hebte uni
s i;;r nnSurhiibrbar nit 0tiidRdt ouf Sic Sc.
iete ber gatipnaIptouorlll: unb Der ulsulaltaer
| gtatpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
Siehm1rfte,

&bieG8o, 6. Rat. - 8intbieb: gu
fnbr 1,000, Serfeubune 5000; YreiIe oa.
lttrten smifGeu S16.O u. e5. 5.25.-@Gpetue:
3nfubr 16, 600, Serlenbuug 1000; Breiie "a,
riirten 5piIGen $3.50 unb $4.30.-Sdaafe:
3ufubr 1000, Serfeubuus 1000; Preiie pa.
rttrteu auti9eu $500 unb $500.
Ten EN- ,piftSsu % 20 40 nnS 81. 90. - sd5peias:
3ufubr 74OO, s5erienbuna 800; Rrete oa'
riirten 3ntGeu $3 95 uab $4.15.-S9aafe:
3ufubr -, SerienbIng 7GO; Bretle oa'
riirten ,tptid,en $4.OO uuo $3.50.
Sernii@te telsBrapbiid)e SepeIGen.
- Inter benz ueueu guslieferuussgelese
berbaiteten bic SebSrbe in Bottom @ngeue
Soners, ber In 9armoutb, re-, $500 ge'
f0bten baben iou.
- Sin ,,Graf 81. 8. 3ubotp" In Bottom ift
cue ieiuer eieaau!en gS0buuug TIM &taremonts
Bart ermttttrt pprheu, neil er benz 9ausbez
fser, Prof. 6, y. tSrbe, ben Wtietbs5tas bon
$45 i&ulbts aebIteben uar.
- gr BtGftbeut grooer gIebeIanb bat In
YIpuloutb, RaT., bret praftuou aeIegeue
@ruubfiiide an Der aiifie uno ON ber gaplans
ten vPlpmoutb, Sourneoalez Sabn" erpcrben.
- Die Sabrifen Der ySsleua & Sioiugfou
Smeltins= Company" In Montaua fiub anger
Setrieb geiest pprben. Wtan glaubt, baB
bic COMPANY nit Der rGreat Saus Smelling
Company" oereint9t psroea.
-@ineu SelbfmorbuerIuG bat frau Sat'
tie Sctnfon tn Ssracuie, N..D., gemadt,
| nell ibr @atte ihr oh elmer IGngeren Sun1s
meltcur bittere SorDiirfe madte; fie i4ob
| fdt eiue RugeI Gus elmer tIeiHeR Shetbeus
biitie In bic Seite; ibr 3ufaub tft tritiid.
- Die Srauung 6es 5rl. Warb Nrmonr,
| EpGter bee Wtllionara George Nrmour, mil
| Ereacie W. g8bitebonie, benz GItefeu Sobne
| nes be1Horbensn Sii9ofs sShitebOuie, iff ID
@b'cnap bcu;oseu m0roen. Sas iuuae @be'
pQar miro cine ScGssttsretfe mad europe
anreteu.
| pie &hicaao'er COUNTY, Bsb6rSe bat fif
nit cd]t eegen fteben Sttmmeu oernetgert
| bic ReGuunaeu Der orei grtra 4nDIlte, ott
BON GtaGte in bem @roniuz Bro3siie eusagtr
uutben, Su beaableu. Die 0iehnuu8eu Be
IGuien iid i'm 9an3en anf $500. St
@pantps sBebTrte ertdrt, bic IGWaIte ieier
npbefuster Beiie angefeIt Dorben.
i I'm ben S,Iis DER ,@rfeu eoanaelii1ei
6if6e" In Raperptlle, Su., ftreitea fid 3pe
Haitionen Ger @emeiabe. Dur4 geridtIi4er
@iubnltsbefeEl fnb iett bic @iberz Batttol
uno ibr Seeli0rger &eD. SGmns gebinoer
pprben, thre @eguer Bis 3ur @uti9etbnnl
bee Bro3esuerfubreus In benz Sefis Der str6
III fDreu.
-@r @ouSerueur IuSretu S6umau ftarl
boraefferu gbenb In Chicago pI0stb on ct
MN S6lasanfal1. gBabreuo Der Iesterel
Sabre mar er Rebnfteur uub Wttteia entbiime
6es @bcaso'sr rGueuiua Sonrnal."
8. M. Ebnae, tpelder In Wltlnor
Dat, no er aTs 4seut psriaiebener 6fttid9s
sFabrifautsn anidiIs mar, $4,000 ueruu
treute, if ir BOrtIaub, Dr., Uerbaftst MOI
ben.
Or. @auuel 8uib Sabeu ans gbicasc
Elm nomtafter ar;t, ift IN BET Buhnuns fel
ues Brnbers sn Solicit, Sas., pl0sltd al ei
mem StlasanfuGle 8eforbeu. 8dtreuo be
Siirsertrieses mar &c Geusratar3t Der POtc
MQceNrmee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
Stein s9nrfer Nadlrt1ten.

Weu>gorf, 6. Rai.-Ste SHsntlt4eu
Se,bantIunsen In bem frtsasgerihtliasn
Brc,efis murben beute gum Abihlniie &C.
bradht. 9as S.iessaeridst wirO iest bel aez
iGIcfeuen Ebiiren taseu, bis ss fetnen Be-
tiGt On ben ariesaietret1r oonenbet bat.
- Soispb Weel8, peId1er ole Referent tn
BEN berii9tieteu SIad'i9eu @bei1eiSua9s'
prcses pertptdsIt mar, tpurhe beute aus oem
Eotn6ss geidugnts entIufeu. na1bem er ietz
usu Safttermin bon einem WiOnat abgeief1en
bate. gr bsSablts auserbem cine SeIbbuse
Don $500.
Sartinal Gittors ipeife beute abenb
bsi Sru. Sniepb s. S'0Ouohue. uuter ben
anSersn @ateu beiaubea -iida st Braitsent
Glepelaub nno @ntiiu. Der Raro!ual feart
mpraeu irtib mad Baltimore 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
GobititH Sdttiot etttIofie&i.

BetersbHrg, 6. Mat.-&apt. StmiSt
ben Der ruifiiden s Otte, tpeIher GuaeIInst
mar, gGdne Der l5effuna SrOnfabt Gn bic bent
ide 8eaterung Uerfauft 81 baben, ifi aus Dian.
gel on Bepeiien eutIafeu toorbeu. @r miro
trtefien BON 9ieufie aue9efosen, aa ietue
9oraeiesteu u1oraIii4 1un fetner 59HIe tt6sr'
aeuat fab,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
r.,hirmnf gRnIfh,a Rnrifi[nn.

9ubliu, 6. MGi.-@3bii6of BaIi6 Sat
bcrgei6lcseu, oas Der Wtagitrat uno bic
5cRSelsfammer ron 9a5Itn sd 5u elmer
StsmtttlurgebebTrbs bereiuigen, mathe In
( .retttrugen sniideu grbeitGeb.ra uaO Irz
hsjtpru sntIdleiDeu ion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07

TeIrp BAT uns cine Sabel rrn eirem aule'e btnter,
aiien, ber ol3u mpb genhbt IrpiS purbe unb BIN uni
ber saloppirenb gu f4 feItit iaate ietn Batter ma,
Elm bpHsemutber 8enner unb Id Bin mad Dfutb uni
Sdnelfsteit ien ridtg Sinf." Im udditen Gage, alf
II nloe uuh bunsrts par, retnte rSh mu6 MID TN
rrthum beffnben baben ON Gnbe tann mein Grjeu8el
aur Gin gan; semeter GieGsepeien Ietn" genn Semant
gin 9ute8 Guer TN eette hat mag duBert gut aui9s
Ie5t iein; i6nn am rd6ten Sage niro er iif : MIDI
tpa fur etnen Giel taen, dber CT prn n1irrti1 uni
Lelgeiauntfetn, neil ein agen nb fene qe6er retel
LID n5 nne Inn gue5 yrnieB" TT. Sur @eroduunS5te:
Hperhen Stliotat unb ae Stbruugeu In Naasen Gebei
unh Geb6rmen lit DR.. gierce @rlhen ebea Discover
lin unpersleiGldes D2ttte G5 reiutgt has Spen uni
!urtrt finnen, Sla8den, gusf6lag, aue Sdutz uni
galstrant6eiten nnn irpfu6ien getcen ME Silft3tat
4unbiteaen, anI6pdlun8en, Gtebernafpehen uni
Seltpdre.
G7abrtanten: gBrrte's Gtspeniarq @tebteal gfipcGi
ion, Buffalo, q. 9,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07

BeF, 6. Rui.-9er nBefsr 9Eopb" iagt,
tGb er In Grfabruug gebrG&t, ba5 BITE Igbels
ter~GfeooIte bas gBerf elmer tnternationaleu
Sereintgung geueien, pe'9e udbreno bes
gcnQrefes ae6iIOet fporOeu unb gebeime b.
idIiifie bieriibsr gefast. gBer on Der Spise
bergeretutauuG febe, iet uutet0uut, bod ieieH
90 pabtiGetnIidb 9eutide. SfepbGr beftebt,
70 fiigt bas Blatt biu,u, fir iebes 9aub ein
Central. &omtte NIT IofGIeu Sub. .&ou1ite'n.
Def If obns WeiBbrOb uHb bat tanm geRua
SGparsbr0o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
81. sn5luea,e taaSt wtsssr aaf.

BerIiu, 6. Wui.-9ie faum ueri1nuaz
Sene utel gefiirdtete Snilueuia ober Grippe
ion au peri1tebeueu stsllen @uropa'e tulebet
anftreteu uub spar In psridlimmerter @efaIt.
gue 2oubon miro bas Bieoereri9eiueu oer
gpibemie aemeIbet, unb tua!eid1 tomut aus
g1aIiGau 6ie NnGrtd)t, oas i'm bcrtigen ftdo'
ttiden Soipital fiiufBta Berioueu an Der erSripps
itner iranf oaruieoer lie9sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
staaEsn bel Ser &5ateta gftsorsa.

9cubou, 6. @ai. - Ssurp SO. StuuIes
besab fl5 beute aui BsfebI Der 80atstu mad
@iubipr'&ufite unN bate eiHe GHbisni bet
ibrsr MoieGi1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
@aeebu6e geH@ten BET grIaaeiiIE ItFtori
hof1 g3retfEett

2onbou, Z. gIai. - giuer sSiener De-
pei@e bes yGbrOuicle" iufOI8e bat BrtnseiSu
Biftoria, 90 pef1er bee beutI9eu Saiiers, I'M
cine @rb0buu9 ibrer appGnase erin4t, oG.
NIT ie einen ei9euen 9GnsbGIt tn Soaboa
oriinoen fGnne. Sie iou Sie Ibii1t ertI6Et
hobfu, uiemQIe ALL beiratheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07
4ett oeS cettti@ett Seia
GouftnnttRnpeI.

@oufauttuopeI, 6. gai.-9err bon
Rabopis, Der bieise beutiGe @eianote,
brpbt, ietue Bliie 5u fOrberu, peun ner Slls
ton uiGt eineu ueuen BroSe5 se9en ete oler
tiirfii9en SoIbateu aurroHet, Det4e ttrjlt4
peeen MibbanNlupg etEes BON ibn ner9a tIe'
ten bentIden Seemanns uor @eri9t Faaoen
uno ireiseIprGdeu wur6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07

Qcubou, 5. Nai.-9as BefGnntperoeu
Der EtatiaGe, ens nur 100, 900 auOerGtulstl
len ;ur GsitsbeIuns aeeisueten Gonoee u oen
Ser. Stoaten iibrie ituo, bat tn SroBorttanz
uieu iiberrai6t. DO man ousemetn annaem'
eas 2anb iei b14feus 3ur 9dlfte ne1soelt:
Sa anhraIieu fsben biuseaen uoh 5OO,oOo
uuS In Iauitcba 100000 Guaoratmeaen
srr BeFeteIuua pIieu. Rat ben fatthnqsn
anifsuunssn ftub felt bem Sabre 1915 ~
gtiIlicusu Psriouen aus @rOsbritauuien eTlez
eemunbsrt, bierpon neun Milioneu e!t eem
Sabre 1853. unb bon bieien AusDaaoeIe
boben fd rrieber 3tpsi Srittel mad Den Ssr.
Staaten aepenbet, beren Seo0tlerun9 iul
BertGlinis sur ieitberiseu Sun0sme i'm Saars
2OOO fd unf Elm Eauisub aiGicuen eslsalsn
pitess
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07

Berlin. 6. Rai,- Sas pEageblntt"
ioot bs,iiaIsd ber EhIoureoe: ,gs 1T roH
Heheutuna, baB bic 8eSe feine @rpabuuu9
elmer grueneruns bes Sosulifeuseiesss sut'
talt. Die AufGten bes Saiiers iiber bic
If.d,teu Der 8sstuuue miiiien ollentbQlben
Siliouna finbep. Die Graspeite Der gass
reoeIf ;um SGuse Der grbsiter pirb bro
bic grti6ruug beidrGnit. bas Dentidlnnbs
iutuarieue Ebitiaieit Mot btiGrGntt pereen
borf. Die 8aSitaIen, BON patriotthem @t@
fer beieeIt, trerSen obue 5ueiisI 0insns ietn,
ales, mas sur geifdrtuus Der 9auteeusr.
tbsibiauna nSthig iif. 30 beniIIiseu."- H. Sas
.SoaebIatt" billist auG bic aeussruuseu nes
SQtisrs iiter SOIcnialz zauseiegeubeiter.
Ser ,gdrieu Gourier* ertldrt, BITE 8eos
wsrSs aueutbaIbeu nit 9euustbuuus aufas'
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Sic SrtHs tn SteIteH

Rom, 6. Mai.-Das sabiuet belt teate
8ormittaa inter BEN Sorfse bes Fremlerz
mtnittsrs Griipi cine BeriammIuu9, uul ttber
bic sefrtae Rasnabme bes Serats. u6u1Ii9
gtrsiGuns Der Slanfel in gsGus anf 9tG@eu'
ouseoben ans Der SerDilIignna fir Staatsz
g8oEItba igteitsanFalten 81 beratbIdlaqeu.
sc nHroe be6lofeu, ben Seuot sn eIiH9eu,
bic 8orlaee turd cine gebetme Gbftimmun9
III paiFreu, un6 baun bas Geiu4 an bic
observation-disclosures 30 rtdteR, oas Imeuz
hement bee 5enats 40 usrnerfeu. Die Uft'
nifter erparteu, baS bic Sammer bic Bill In
itrer ntipriinaIi@eu Sorm aufs Rene pcltta
rem, uno bnb Der Seuat uid3t anf lslas1l
gmeubemeut befteten Dirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07

gGGbrio, 6. Miai. - Die 9triFss Al
aIco9, Intequera uub In aabereu StGattu
eauern foIt. Su SsIeucia 1T tie @tbtlal lrbe
mtsher 3nni &tenf becrbsrt lporbeu mao ba!
5aR!rtidle SerbaftuugeH uarsenomrlens Sa
SercelonG fno pie!e Striter On bic arbett
aufQeuDmMeu habsn. ''''"
Barcelona, 6. Wai. - So Nuarhifteu
lu0 bier uerbaftet rrorbeu. SG ben QGobz
nuusen Der @etanaeren beiAlaGu0bulte So
fumeute eutbiilIen Blaine 5ur 3erti6rung uon
Giienbabnbouteu burh 8paamtt uno 5nc
GjnGldernul BON HabrifeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-07

Telephone 14I7.
fB}pDh51-)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-19
Mrs. Brown Dead-kintz Funeral.

Mrs. NJ. d. Brown died Tuesday
morning at her home in South Otta.
wa, of gastric fever, aged AZ Yeas. A
husband and three children survive
her. The family came to Ottawa from
Princeton last April and recently
moved into their new house In High
land addition.
Jacob Kintz died of consumption at
235 Swan street, Chicago, on last Thurs
day. at the age of % years. The body
was brought to Ottawa Tuesday morn
irg on the Rock Island road and in
tered in the Catholic cemetery. Ser
vices being held at st. Columbus
church.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-19
Presbyterian Reception.

A very delightful reception was ten
pered Rev. Madison Q. Peters and wife
of n. Y. City Tuesday evening, by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church of
this city, at the church parlors. The
parlorS were beautifully decorated with
flowers, ferns and vines and the tables
set with china and silver giving them a
pretty effect. The refreshments con-
sisted of fruits, cake, ice cream and
iced tea.
Rev. Gregg, pastor Of the church.
presented those in attendance to the
guests Of the evening as they came in.
Besides members of the church and
congregation there were present Rev.
and Mrs. Day. DR.. and Mrs Stout, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. f. MacKinlay, Miss Orr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Trimble, Mr.. James Milligan and
other former friends of Mr.. Peters,
who were glad to bid himself and bride
hearty welcome to his former pastO-
rate. The reception continued from
8 until 10 o'clock, and was thoroughly
enjoyed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-19
A Serious Charge.

William Blanchard, farmer resid-
ing in Adams township, was in Otta-
wa Tuesday and related to States At
tOrney Blake the story of an assault
alleged to have been made upon his
l3 year old daughter, Francis Blan-
chard, by a man named VIM. Cullen,
who is over q years of age. The as
sault is alleged to have been commit
ted last Friday night but Mr.. Blan
chard did not learn Of it until Sunday.
He came to Ottawa as soon as possible
to- make complaint. A warrant was
issued by Squire Trenary Tuesday
and placed in the hands Of Sheriff
MOrrissey.
Both families are well to do and
Cullen's people are highly respected in
that community.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-19

Brother Sapp is in hot water over
a mistake made by his young man,
who got Justice Grant into nasty
suit, instead Of the actual defendant
who simply had been heard by Justice
Grant. Grant astonishes Brother
Sapp and the rest OF the world by a
libel suit, 1t seems quite funny to
lockers on to see Mr.. Sapp in such a
predicament, knowing his harmless
disposition; but the gall Of the man
Rose is simply astonishing when he
says: 1T is such acts as Sapp'S that
brings the profession into direpute
and disgrace. Even deacon can't he
too careful what he writes. This is
also another evidence that only re-
liable men should be allowed To write
for public print" When one remem-
bers how Rose wallowed in newspaper
naStiness until the police of Detroit
twice suppressed his paper, indicted
him for publishing an obscene news
paper and a L. ). grand jury indicted
him for sending obscene matter
through the mails: and how he was
thrashed in Cincinnati by the sons Of
a villainOusly libeled father-Judge
AlphOnse Taft, who was charged with
namelesS crime-One stands amazed
at the adamantine gall Of man who
says lit is such acts as Sapps that
brings the profession into disrepute
and disgrace Sapp made blunder.
Rose in Detroit and Cincinnati pub
lished libelous slime with malice
aforethought simply To make money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-19
ANOTHER HOT DAY.
Men stop Work and Horses are Taken out
OF Harness.

1t isn't clearly settled just where II
came from or who was directly re-
sponsible for IL, but Mr.. Hot wave
was induced 10 return 10 Ottawa on
Sunday and stayed with us until about
) o'clock next evening Mr.. Wave was
attired in a flannel shirt and sweaty
smile, and this gear at once became
the rage throughout the city.
CAT | o'clock Monday afternoon the
thermometers in the coolest parts OF
the city registered 96- TO 9S@ in the
shade, while beneath the awnings on
the sunny side Of buildings the mer-
curry registered upwards OF lOS7 In
the sun it flew up to ll9- and l23 " a,
but, OF course, no one counts this as
regular, legitimate registering.
All outdoor labor ceased early in the
day and many Of the hands in the rae
tories and shops quit work before 3
o'clock. Indeed, all but the long-suf-
fering ball players seemed TO nave
taken a short vacation. Teams were
taken out of the harness and for
neither man nor beast was 1t safe
under the scorching rays.
A son of Mark Duffy was Frustrated
by the heat yesterday morning, but
will recover. He had been fishing in
the Fox river and when returning
home stopped when in front of Will
sons laundry, on Columbus street,
saying that he felt sick and wasn't
going any further. Wilson led him
into Godfrey Bros store and placed a
wet towel upon his head, at which the
boy became insensible. DR.. Provins
was called and succeed in saving his
life.
A stone mason working on a school
house at Peru was Frustrated Mon
day morning and died in few minutes
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Administrators Davis at Sea.

The will of the late Thomas Hitch
ms which was drawn up in 1878, is a
puzzler, at any rate the administrator,
Thomas J. Davis, is at loss to under
stand just what construction deceased
intended to put on certain clauses.
He wants the Circuit Court to con-
strue the will properly so that he can
do justice to his trust as adminiStra-
tor.
Here is one of a series of questions
which arises in constituting the will:
"By the first clause of said will s4OO
of the lapsed legacy bequeathed to
Martha Dexter is not specially dis
posed of by the terms of said will.
Does said S400 fall into and become a
part of the residuary legacy of said
will, or is said S400 ineState eState?"
There are dozen heirs and all are
made defendants. F. p. Sny Ter is So
licitor for complainant.
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DRANK LYE.
A -MOnths-Old Child Dies in Fearful
AgOny-The Father Missing.

AgOny-Ine rAtner WissihS'
The l9-months-old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Veale, residing on st.
George street, died in terrible agony
Monday morning after drinking a
cup of I've. The little one suffered ex-
crucating pains for nearly twenty
four hours and death came as relief
to It's sufferings. The mother had
been washing and left the I've box near
the child, with the result as stated.
DR.. Titzell was called and did all in
his power to relieve the suffering, but
it was useless.
The family is in absolute need and
from information CLEANED from neigh
bOrs the husband and father is almost
useless as far as supporting his family
goes. He left home Thursday morn
ing presumably to work for a farmer
living four miles south of this city.
Diligent inquiry was made yesterday,
but he could not be found, and grave
fears are entertained of his having de-
serted his family. The little one will
be buried this morning.
The Veale family moved to Ottawa
from Dayton about one month ago.
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Police Court Notes.

Michael McGarr, who was arrested
charged with being an accessory to
the assault on James Cook on last
Thursday evening, was discharged
yesterday, there being no evidence
against him. Christ Coonery, the man
who it is alleged made the assault, is
still at large.
j. Miller and VIM. COlmer paid
the costs on complaint charging
them with disOrderly coMiuct.
Thomas Maloney was fined 81 and
costs for being drunk.
James Burke and John Tracey, ar
rested for vagrancy, were sent to the
county jail until Wednesday, when
they will be given a hearing.
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Rev. Chas. A. Hausser has been ap-
pointed pastor of the Catholic church
at Bradford, H., and begins work
Sunday, July eth. During his resi-
dence in Ottawa Rev. Hausser has
gained the friendship and good will Of
all whom he has ever met, and In the
congregation at st. Columba's church
there are many who will wish him a
very successful and happy career as
pastor at Bradford. Rev. Flanagan,
a newly ordained priest, has been APP
pointed to succeed Rev. Hausser as
assistant to Dean Heating.
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SpenCer-MOOre.

Miss LIZZIE Spencer, daughter Of
Mrs. Sarah Spencer and Cyremus
Moore, both of this city, were married
at the Congregational church parson-
aye at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
by Rev. Warren f. Day. They left
for EnglewoOd to spend the honey
moon and on their return will reside
in their new residence in Hess addi-
ton, West Ottawa. ICY" Moore is
motor man on Ottawa avenue line,
and is universally liked by all the boys.
He has hosts Of friends who extend
congratulations and well wishes.
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A Victim of RemOLse.

Nanny Bee. the village blacksmith
at Triumph, in this county, commit
ted suicide Friday by blowing out his
brains. The act was committed in the
presence of his 7-year-old child. Some
years ago, it is stated, he shot his
father during a family quarrel, and he
and his mother and brother buried
him in a slough where the body was
subsequently discovered, Owing to
his youth and the quarrelsOme DISPOSE
tion of his father, young Bee was ac-
quilted. But it is said he never got
over the remOrse. 1t continually
haunted him, and his suicide is attrib-
uted, by those who know him init
mately, todespondency resulting from
the crime of his youth.