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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29

Seely, Menomonie. Wis, br m Agnes Fl, by
Mambrfno Boy; R. L. Graham, Fremont,
Neb, blk Graham's Mambrino, by Mambri-
no Bashaw; Charles Brenck, ST. Paul, or
Bonaparte, by Hamdallah; F. S. Shaft Aber-
deem. S. D., m French Girl, by Unknown;
Bob Stewart Kansas City. br Charles b, by
Duke of Glenlake: j. K. Bullock, Aurora,
H., gr March. by Climax; Charles T. Pat
terson, Lexington, KY, br S Happy Wander
er, by Happy Medium; A. A. Swearingen,
Mendoza, Ill, b Col. Walker. by st. Cloud;
McHenry & Williams, Independence, Ia, 6
Harry Medium, by Happy Medium; Highland
stock farm, Dubuque, Ia, CHI g Keno F, by
Titt1n Moak
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
OLD PROPS UNRELIABLE.
Predictions of a Cold Wave Are
Not Verified.

ST. LOUIS, June Notwithstanding
the assertion of the signal service peo-
pie that there are signs or prospects of
an immediate break of the heated term
which has been roasting this city for
more than week, the temperature is
several degrees lower to-day than it
was yesterday and preceding days.
Clouds drape the sky and temper the
suns rays, and the atmosphere is dryer
and less depressing in effect on man
and beast. Nevertheless the weather
is intensely hot. and the suffering is
great among all classes of people.
Small children especially, suffer, and
the mortality among those under three
years old has been unusual. The pros
traton OF adults also goes on, but so far
to-day the number has been less than
for the past three days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
An Editor Sues for Damages.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2s.-James G.
McNeal, sporting editor of the Globe
Democrat, to-day brought suit against
Charles Green. president of the Fair
Grounds association, in the sum of
$4,000. During the races here last
week the Globe-Democrat severely crit
icised Mr. Green's actions as president,
and Mr.. McNeal was elected from the
grounds in consequence, he alleges, of
the published criticism.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
Col. Charles w. Johnson Bolts Off to Minneapolis
to Post the Attorneys for the
Suspects.

such aid in the cases as was necessary.
1t is understood that the attorney gen
eral at once telegraphed to Washington,
giving his department there some in
structions in the matter and specifying
gentleman named jackson as the best
man to be appointed a special attorney
in the matter. Mr.. Miller assured the
committee he would appoint fair, un-
biased man to the place.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
sLUGGERs In LIMBO.
Spider Kelly and Benny Murphy
Lodged in Jail.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Safely locked
up in police headquarters here are
Tommy Kelly, the Harlem Spider"
and Benny Murphy, the Englishman.
the principals in a recent prize fight
here. Along with them are also Jack
McAulitfe, Murphy's second, and Will
lam Oliver, who got up the fight. In
the newspapers it was reported that the
fight took place at Centreport, L. l., but
the police found out that it was fought
in this city, and arrested as many of
those concerned in it as they could find.
The fight came off at No. II st. Marks
place.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
a shadowv Cbance for Life.

ELI PAso. Tex, June 2s.-Walters,
the man sentenced to be shot by the
Mexican Judge at Paso del Norte, has
been allowed an appeal to the supreme
court. state of Chihuahua, Mexico. as
has also O'Loughlln, the other Ameri-
can sentenced to ten years. The pris-
oners are held in the military barracks
of Paso del Norte pending the decision.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
Winged by a Burglar.

QUINCY, ILL.,. June 2s.-E. D. Smith,
district agent for the Star Union line,
was shot by burglar at his home in
this city at 4 O'Clock this morning.
Smith attempted to capture the thief,
when he was shot in the mouth, the
ball lodging in his neck. The wound is
not necessarily fatal injury.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
TAFT is NOTIFIED,
And MIR. Hay Is Getting His In
StructiOnS.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Good news
comes by wire from the ST. Paul ennis
see the attorney general of the United
States. He has wired the solicitor general
full instructions and given full and
complete authority to push the investi-
cation to the end, and to punish the
rascally census infiators. Notonly have
kilograms freely passed between Clin-
ton, where Miller now is, and Washing
ton. but the wires have been kept
reasonably hot between here and st.
Paul. Some of the instructions that
have been sent by Solicitor General
Taft to Mr.. Hay make warm reading
for that gentleman, who will now either
proceed to do his duty or proceed to get
out of the servicelof the United States.
Hay has forfeited the confidence of the
government authorities so greatly that
there will be one or two attorneys of
recognized probity and excellent repute
who will "help" Mr.. Hay in his dis
agreeable task of investigating, and
probably convicting, few of his enter
prising but too audacious fellow citizens.
1t is understood in st. Paul that Mr..
Hay received a telegram from Gen.
Miller, but Mr.. Hay had gone to the
lake before it was known to the GLOBE
reporter, and it was, therefore, impos-
sible to learn the purport of the tele-
gram. 1t seems perfectly safe to as
sumo, however, that it was an impera-
tive instruction to proceed with the
conspiracy prosecution as asked by the
st. Paul citizens committee. Mr.. bay
is not expected to return to st. Paul
until Monday morning, when the dele
CATION sent to interview Gen. Miller
and Supt. Porter will have returned
with the evidence, so there can be no
longer excuse for delay.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
Speedy Eouines at Detroit.

Spttuy Equ1Hos 'eo
DETROIT, June 2S.-Marvin and
Hickok arrived in this city last night
with their stables of California trOtters.
The former has in his string Sunol,
Palo Alto, Omega, Colma, Wildmont,
Electric Bell and Navidad. The latter
has Adonis, Alfred S, Monterey and
Chris Smith. All will probably start in
the races next month.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
Was Bitten by a Dog.

BRUNSWICK. Me-, June 2s.-John c.
Wheeler died from hydrophobia last
night. He was bitten by dog some
weeks ago. Two other men were bitten
by the same dog and they will be~sent
to the Pasteur institute in New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29

McAuliffe and Slavin Matched.
LONDON, June 2s.-Joe McAuliffe and
Frank Slavin, acting under the auspices
of Lord Lonsdale, have entered into ar
ticles for match for $1,000. Of this
amount $500 will be awarded to the
loser. The LIST of October has been Sc
lected as the date for the fight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
Beer Is Not an Antidote.

CINCINNATI, June 2s.-The heat has
increased since 10 O'Clock, so that at
p. m. it is five degrees hotter than at
the same hour yesterday. Herman
Lackman, well-knOwn brewer, was
Frustrated near his residence this fore
noon and his case is very serious.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
BEASTS OF BURDEN WEAKEN.
Horses Die in the Harness in
HoOsierdOm.

INDIANAPoLIs.June 2S.-At IL o'clock
this morning the thermometer regis
tered 90 degrees in the shade. Two
horses were overcome by the heat. Car
penters, bricklayers and street laborers
have not been working regularly for
three days. Yesterday afternoon the
small shower cooled the atmosphere
slightly. Thursday the thermometer
registered Sc, warmer by six degrees
than it has been in Indianapolis in
years. Several horses died on the
streets yesterday morning, and a car
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
Stone Should Know.

CHICAGO, June ga. ]. Stone. SON.
in-law of the murdered millionaire, A.
j. Smell, and the chief of police of this
city, say they know nothing of the
alleged capture Of Willie Tascott at
Paris, Texas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
Mixed Racing at Alexandria

Special to the Globe.
ALEXANDRIA, Mimi, June 2S.-The
last day of the races is finished and all
are we'll pleased with the first June
meeting of the agricultural society. The
crowd was not quite so large to-day as
usual. There were two races, the
mile heats, instead of the consolation
race, which did not fill. There were
six entries in the Green race, all Doug
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
BADGERS sUCCUMB TO HEAT.
Two Deaths and Numerous Pros
tratiOns at La Crosse.

WaCIOuS dC Id OFOsSc'
Special to the Globe.
LA CROSSE, Wis. June 2s.-Joseph
Sturb, of Dodgville, Wis, cheese mer-
chant, was overcome by heat while sit
ting in chair at the City hotel, and
died within an hour. A plasterer named
Myers was found dead in barn, where
he had gone for shelter. A man named
Olson, at the Burlington shops, is ex-
pected to die. The two men who were
Frustrated yesterday, L. Reimers and
Louis Merchees, are yet alive, and may
pull through. A number of horses were
killed by the heat. The signal offica
reports a maximum temperature OF 95,
while other thermometers record up
wards of 100.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
A Bogus Diploma Issuer Indicted,

Boston, June 2S.-The grand jury OF
the United States court has indicted I'll,
F. Bradbury, the 'dean of Trinity uni-
versity in Vermont" for issuing bogus
diplomas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
Lake Breezes Fail to Cool.

MILWAUKEE, June 2S.-This is the
hottest day of the season thus far, the
thermometer at IL a. m. registering 90
dpp
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
FOUR FATALITIES.
Kentuckians Succumb to the

Kentuckians Succumb to the OPP
pressive Heat.
LOUISVILLE. KY, June %. = The
weather continues very oppressively
warm, and four fatal cases of sunstroke
are reported for to-day. They are: Au-
gust c. Bronger, merchant; Pat Carroll,
Ed Thomas and Matthew Woexsle.
There are numerous cases of prostrar
ton,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29

ap:ata won, ST. Carlo second, Gallifet third.
Tine "a Is.
.xth race. one and three-eighths miles
Iss> Won, Rhono second, Brian Boru third.
THE, 2:23 LIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
penter was overcome by heat and fell
from ladder, seriously injuring him.
self. Several teamsters were stricken
with heat.
swELTERING COWBOYS.

Half a Dozen PrOstratiOns in Kaw
vile.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 2S.-The
weather to-day was extremely hot, the
temperature being higher than at any
time during the summer, the thermom.
eter marking So deg at the signal office.
A half-dozen prostrations from the
heat occurred during the morning, but
none of them are expected to result
fatally.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29

Mr. Hay Will Now Have the Option Of Acting or
Quitting the Service Of Uncle
Sam.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
THE CENSUS BUREAU ACTS.
Supt Porter Orders Complete Recount Of Five OF
the Districts of the City OF
Minneapolis.
The Territory to Be Recanvassed a Part Of That
Of the Seven Enumerators Arrested
June II.

Attorney General Miller Announces That He Will
Give Young Mr.. Hay Assistant
Counsel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29

The list of nominations and entries
for the Minnesota Driving club races
was issued yesterday. These races
occur on July 8. 9, 10 and II. The list
is as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29

The Mondays issue of the GLOBE is read
by several thousand people who do not read
Sunday papers. 1t pays to advertise on
Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29

The Mondays issue of the GLOBE is read
bv several thousand people who do not read
Sunday papers. 1t pays to read Mondays
advertisements.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
SaS @ablreiultat.

Ser 8oIfsIies bel Der @abI am 4.
Ropember mar ebsnfo polItdnbig nie
bur6sreifenb uno eiebt bas erfreuIi6e
3eusnib, bab bic srobe Wiaiie itets bas
8i6tise 3u treffen tpeiB, trenn eS ii9
um bas IqsemeintpObI banbeIt. Inns
9suti9s mub bas ReiuItut nit beion.
bsrer @enustbuuns erfilen, benn un.
fere 8rlber i'm Q8eiten baben iotpobI
sesen bic Hatipiiten (SainoiS unb 98iS'
coniin) ipie eeeen bic Yrobibitioniiten
(SOipa unO 8aniaS) 8rObe GrfOISe ers
runsen.
Sab bic Slbitaaten cine nubssu ems
beitIi6e bemotratii6e Delegation in
bas 8eprdientantenbaus ienben ipdr'
ben, mar au srtparten; bub uber Benn'
ipIoanien, gtetp gorf, Muiia8uietts,
Stem Ssriep, 8bObe Sslano, 9ieiu
Sampibire unb 8eit 8ir8inia, fdmmt'
Ii6 SabrifItaaten, ibre cemofratii9c
Delegation in ben @OnSreb berb y $
psIn, 1T elm 8etpeiS, bab bic Nrbei'
ter ben SeSen zines aaSu boben S8uB'
solIes ni6t 70 iebr au tpiroi8en tpiiien.
tpie bic Sabrifanten.
99ir seben na4itebenb einise be,
@abIreiuItate:
Sn 9ennipIDanien bat gattiiOn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

Dem., cine BluraIitdt bon 1725'
Stimmen; binsesen baben bic Repub
Iifaner WatreS fir 2ieutenants @ouper
n6r l8,675, unb Stepart fir Stats
iefretGr 19, 100 ct. 9IuraIitdt. 9e
Staat ertpdbIt II 8epubIifaner unb /
Demofraten in ben GonsreB.
gteip Yorf ipdbIt cine bempfratiI6,
9eiebsebuns unb tpirb 9oub. Sia FL,
ben Ser. ct. Senat empfobIen.
Snbiana, 9robpapa Sarriion'a
5taat, 1T nit 10000 Webrbeit bemo.
fratiid sesansen.
Sn NebraSfa 1T Der @oubernDr bes
mofrutiid, bic Staatsbeamten repubIis
fanif6, tpdbrenb bic neugegriin6ete
Sarmers glaian3 bic @eiebsebuns er-
rang.
&anIas sebt nit elmer sleinen 9Iuras
Iitdt republifanii6.
Sn SainDiS banoelte ii6 Der &f
I'm bic SduIfrase uno es ipurbe bort
Der Deutfhe &aab nit elmer BluraIitdt
bon 35, ,445 gum StaatSi6uIiuperintens
benten ertpdblt. 9aS ibrise bemofra.
tiibe Staatstifet f6eint nit ettpa l5,s =
900 Mebrbeit ertpdbIt.
Sn Widigan baben bic 9emofraten
ibr StaatStidet ebenfalS nit elmer
Dtebrbeit bon $1,000 burdsebra6t.
Weit Sir9inia ertpGblte nur bemo<
fratii6e @on9reBreprdientanten unb
aud ipnit i'm Staate mar bic DemO=
fratie erfoIerei6.
8isconiin, mo- bic S6uIfrase ebens
falls cine Stole ipieIte, ertpdbIt ben
Demofraten Bef gum @oupern6r, cine
bemofratifde 2esisIatur unb fieben bon
ben neun @onerebfanbioaten.
@alifornien bleibt nit perrinserter
Webrbeit tepublifanii9, ebenio yles
paba, bic bsiben 9afotas, Connecticut
unb Jlsip Samplbire, bod baben in az
bieien Staaten trpBoem bic Demofraten
ibre GonsrebbeleSation pererbbert.
Su Mufia9uiettS 1T Der bemofratii6e
@OupernDrsfanOiOat ertpdblt ionit 1T
bas Staatstifet setbeiIt.
Sn Sotpa 1T baS 8eiuItat nod 3tpeis
feIbaft, bod bOffen bic anti 9rObibis
tiOniiten auf cine Msbrbeit in Der @es
iebsebuns.
Sn Minneiota lit taS @abIreIultat
fir ben Staat unenti6ieben uno nur
iOpieI setpis, OuB bic GOnsreBbeIesutiOn
faft sinitimmis se8en bic MOnopOIiiten
1T.
9uS nd6te eprdientantenbauS beS
GonsreiieS tpirb eine bemofratiibe
Dtebrbeit bon $50 Stimmen baben unb
aud bic repubIifaniide Dtebrbeit i'm
Ser. st. Senat ipirb bura ben AuSfaa
peri9iebener StaatStpublen fdpsr ers
idIttert.
Sn Obio 1T Der 8ater bes Wic8inIep
@eiebes eeidlaSen pOrben; unb in
aaniaS tpirO Der Suuptiportfibrer Der
WtonopoIiiten i'm @OnSreHe, Sn9alS,
ni4t tpiebsrertpdblt tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

gSir tpOaen seIten IaHen, bab pdb.
reno Der &rieesiabre Elm bober S6ub'
3ol unb cine briifenbe ginfommeniteuer
nDtbi8 iparen, bic trObbem HiemanS
tpeiter empfano, benn cS foIste cine
entipre4enbe @rbbbuns Der greiie BON
5armproouften unb Der IrbeitSIDbne-
Der IussIei6 mar fomit eef6affen.
Iber tpie f6mmt eS, baB man na6 25'
iabri8er 8eenbisune bes 8rieses, mad.
bem ii9 tpdbrenb bieier 8erio6e fat ale
amerifanii4en Snbuitrien senIsenO
entpideIt unb sefrdftiDt baben, UNI els
men tpeiteren ipe3ieaen Sdub faum 3u
benDtbi9en uno cine &onfurrens nidt
fiir4ten 3u miiiIen-tpie f6mmt es, fra.
gen mir, baB man pl6BIt9 ben @infubr,
3oa um bas Ooppelte erbbbt unb piele
notbpenbiSen 2ebenSbeOurfniTe Der.
tbeuert, pbne benz @rbeiter, benz Sars
mer unb bem UtitteIitanbe Elm entipres
6enbeS Gequibalent am ginfommen su
bieten !? Die Ibii6t lit Su pffenfunbis
man mill auf Soften beS 8oIfeS cine
Sabrit' ariitofratie idaffen, an bic
Steae Der YolfsreSieruns bic Serri6aft
oeS @eIbiades febsn unO ii9 nit OeHen
Siilfe bauernb in Der Wa6t bebaupten
9ie poIitii6e SturmfIutb bonn bier,
ten Nopember bat ber berrl6enben 8ars
tel Elm Sebietelii9eS SaIt suserufen,
unb penn iie Bel Der nd6lten 9rdiiben.
tenpabI nidt b6ais berni6tet iein mill,
10 ipiro tie Bel 8eiten ibr Yroeramm
dnbern muRen. Die Siege bonn pors
IeBten Dienitas iinb feline bemofrati.
f6en Siege, iie tparen lebisIi6 Der
gluscruf bes 8oIfspiQens eesen eine
piftatUrii9e BarteianmaBung. g8ie in
gennipIpanien bic unabbdneisen &es
pubIifaner Der Serrf6aft BON 8pb
Auap ben TobesitoB saben, 70 baben iie
aaentbaIben i'm 2anbe tpader mitseboI.
fen am suten 0erfe. Ser bette 8es
tueiS bafir 1T bic SaItunS Der republi'
fanii9en Brehe, iotpobl in ben @robs
itdbten tpie aud in ben 2anbbiitriften,
i'm Often unb WeIten. g9ir iinb ftol3
borauf, baB in ben repubIifanii6en
Wafen nod elm 70 seIunOer Sinn itedt,
Der ii4 cur4 feline Barteifnute austrei'
ben ldbt.
Blaine, 8eeb unb bic anberen repus
blifanii6en Stumprebner baben sefliis
ientIi6 betont, bab Der @ablfampf BON
ibrer Seite um bic 4ufre6terbuItuns
beS S6ubsoles eefiibrt tperbe; uno
baS Solf bat eben 70 prompt seanttpor'
tet, bab e8 feinen S6ubSoa na9 Der
Wlc8inIep'f6en Sdablone ipiini9t ;
6ab es Sarifreform, aber feline Sriess'
| Iteuern autbeiBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
SarifrefDrm Dber &rie9s=
ffeueru?,

Ob 0emofrat ober 8epubIitaner
Jdemano ipirb einem auf berniinftieer
tpirtbidaftIi9en 9runbidben baiirter
3Oatarif OppUniren, iotpeit berIeIbt
gum S6ube Der einbeimiiben ssnou.
itrien nDtbi9 1T; Elm ioI9er iit 16on
an uno fir ii6 cine NDtbnenbiefeit,
um 3ur GnIase bon &apitaIien in inbu,
itrieIIen llnternebmunsen su ermutbisen
unb benz Irbeiter einen 2obn su geben,
Der ieinen 2eiitunsen unb 8e6irfniiIen
entipri6t. Sang anbers aber berbdIt
es ii6, ipenn Elm FOLDER S9ubsoa obne
iebe auBere 8eranIafunss mebr unb
mebr erb0bt tpiro, bis er ii9 su einem
@tnfubrperbot seitaltet. Sn Iebterem
Sale fam Der Sabrifant ieber geIuns
ben &onfurren3 ipotten, bic 9reiie iei.
neS Brobuftes beIiebis bod itelen unb
bur4 SruitS benz einbeimii9en Gonius
menten pertbeuern, obne bab bieiem Elm
DtitteI 3u einem entipre9enben Nuss
8lei6 3u @ebote itebt, Ooer bic glrbeitss
l6bne infoIse befen iteisen unb Der
Swed unb bic Solse elmer ioI6en Mabs
re8el fam nur iein, ben 8eiben rei9er
uno ben armen drmer au MAIDEN.
Bir seben nadfebenb aur beKeren
neberii9t cine persIei6en6e 9abeqe,
peI9e bic Tarifraten ipGbrent bes IeB.
ten Sabrbunberts 3eiet:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
Die alten Seerduber

paansten ibr Ab;eibsn, ben 5cetsnI6Gta nit
ssfreustsn Snc6en, bsrausfprbsrnb auf bn
SpiBe bes Wafes auf. Der mpberne pirat,
nibt auf bpber ca, lOnbTn auf BEN bpbrn
Aniebn Der Stanparb StiImittsl, perbirat li6
untsr Snltisbrnrn 9trfleiounsrn. Sein psr-
itsdtes WinfsI-@s6aft bat nismaIs uub in
feiuer @tis SCfsttsr's Rassn. .9ittsrs affcirt
pbpObl bisIss Stanparb StGrfunss- unb Bel.
irunssmittsl felt lanssm bas bslIIsuttsnee
3isl setpsen. auf pslbes sr feline pfeils gs-
riGttt. Siaise ICfaIs Sittrs, aus srbiBsnbsn,
ni6ntetiirirten Stimulanttn nebIf ettpas Gr>
trait pcu elmer lfGrfsneen 9iinbe bsfsbsnp,
psrben nod ;upsiIsn ais ibentilb pbsr GbnIi&
nit amerifa's brIirbtrifsr 6amiIisn- Wlepi,in,
Opfr bic sIsiten SsiIfrGfr mic bic Isstsrs snt.
baItfnr, dnsrpritisn Disle NpueiIuppen uu.
Sen inbsIlsn nibts, bsnn Der srOBe SranfbritS-
8gpin9er unb bas bsfannte prGpentip. .MitnI
itBt Ieine srfrereibe 9arrire fort unb unter.
iobt Malaria. Dpspspla. RerpotGt, Hiersn-
SsI6pebrn, 9erifppfuns, rbsumatil6e 9eieen
ni6t alIsin auf pisism, iunbsru aut auf anbs-
Ten gpntnenten.
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@ilfesbarre Nadrid,ten.

- 9urd Elm Seuer i6wer bef6dbist
tpurbe Dtontas Gbenb Inn 7 rlbr bas
bon gSitttpe 6. .. 4rice bewDbnte
Suus an Siib WuinitraBe, nabe RoB ;
bic @inri9tuns ipurbe meiitenS serettet.
= 8Or Der Stesmuier'I6en 8raue.
rel tperoen atpei bibi6e WobnbGuIer
erri6tet, bic, ipenn fertis, bon ben Ser'
rem 8eor8e unb Srib Stesmaier besoSen
iperben.
- Sin Seuer su SunIodS Greef Sers
itbrte Dor furser 8eit ben 2aOen bon
Senrp 8rinsIe nebit Waarenborratb i'm
Seiammttpertbe bon $4,000. Das
Seuer mar ipabrideinli9 elm @erf bon
8ranbitiftern.
= 2uaerne county erpdbIte bic 8es
pubIifaner Sbont fur Gonsreb, gpana
unb Smith fir Gountp GommiIIdre,
@orap unb SeffrieS fir @sieBsebuns
Die Demofraten erfpdbIten ben S6ab.
meiiter, 8eeifter unb bic Reprdientun.
ten SObniOn, Geo. Srib, SIannerp uni
Moples.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
9pbe Rarfer Notisen.

Serr Beter Gupp, BON 9Ibeml
y, tpuroe am Samftag pdbreno be
Irteit our6 einen 8obIenfaa bon be
9ede febr i6per OerIebt.
%. g. Gpans, 8orinahn an
Warbin Sda6t, brad am Samitat
oas ltnte &nie tpGbrenb elmer 8obIenr
iprensuns.
| -Sn elmer S6reinertpertitdtte il
Oeder's luep mar am SamItag 8or.
mitta8 Elm unbeOeutenbes Seuer, fiji,
tpeIdes trObbem bic Seuertpebr aIar.
mirt tpurbe.
- Gin unbebeutenbes Seuer entitanb
Tim balb IL llbr am Wittnod 9lbenb
an @beitnut Strabe baburb, bab 0iIs
liam 8affnep betrunfen beimfam unb
cine 2ampe auf ben 8oben mari. @r
tpurbe 5erbaftet.
= Dur6 bic grpIoIion elmer aero.
iinlampe entitano am Samitag Dlcrsen
nbr in einem Sauie binter 8eIt
Sadamanna 9lpenue, nabe iiebenter
StraBe, elm Seuer, ipel6es nit SaIfe
zines SartenidIuu4ss sel6idt purbe.
= SD lit an bduii8en Masenbes
i6peroen unb ni6ts bra6te mir 2inbcs
runs bis i4 Or. 9Iusuit 8Dnis's Sam,
burger Sropfen sebrau6te, meI6e mid
in turSer 3eit tpieber boaftdnbis Der.
iteIlten.-glu8uit Innbers, 9dder, 9te.
Str, Des WOineS, Sotpa.
- Cine Srau nit &utIde tpurbe am
SSreitae stpii6en ben S6ubbarrieren an
Der Deit 2adapanna Ibenue feitsebaI.
ten, wdbrenb elm Baiiasiersug berans
fam. IS 8eIan9 gum Slid, ben Iebtes
rem innerbaIb einiser SUB BON Der 8uts
i6e ansubaIten, ionft bate bas 5rauens
aimmer iRren 2ei4tiinn nit bsm 2eben
8ebiibt.
-Sruu gtnseIa S6umann, bon go.
1924 Sadion Strabe, beeins am
0tittpo6 Otorsen SeIbitmoro, inOem
iie fi4 eine 8useI bur9 bas Sers i6ob.
Oie Srau mar felt einisen Uionaten
nit einem NerbenIeiben SepIast, tpeIs
Dies 3eitipeiie fat unauSitebIi6 tpar,
uno aud am 9enannten Wiorsen lag Iie
infoI9e beiieIben nod i'm Bette. glIs
ibr @atte 2eOnbart, Der Snsenieur am
Gapouie 8obIentperf lit, WorsenS 7
nbr bon Der Irbeit beimfebrte, erfun.
Oi8te er iid :uerit mad ibrem 8eFnben.
gta6bem iie ibn seftibt, bat iie ibn,
sum Sriibitiid binab;useben. &aum
unten anseIanst, b0rte er einen buns
pfen SduB fallen unb, pon elmer bes
dnsiti8enoen glbnune etsriffen, iprans
Sdumann ipieber bic 1reppe binauf.
@r fanO bic rlneIddli6e in ben lebten
3a8en iiesenb, tpdbrenb bas 8Iut aus
Der 2poestpunbe itrDmte iie tarb, ebe
elm 9lrSt eintruf. Srau S6umann mar
ettpa 46 Sabre alt unb bic Dtutter bon
a9t 2inbern ; iie mar cine muiterbafte
8attin unb 0iutter unb beIiebt BEL ibs
rem 8efannten. Der ReboIber, nit
benz iie bic Sbat besine, bate felt bic.
len Sabren in einem 8erited geIesen,
bas nur iie fannie.
- Cine refine unb juperI6Tige Webi;in III |
Der Grtraft aus WurSslu, SlGttrrn, Rin6r uuo |
8trrsn, Surbpd 9lppb Siitsrs. Rurirt ale |
8ranF5sitfn bes SIutes, Der 9sber unb Nsrrn. |