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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20
GENERAL ATHLETIC NEWS.

James A. st. John, president of the West
ern Association Of Amateur Athletes, has
arranged a plan Of ~amalgamation Of his
association with the Amateur Athletic
union which will he submitted mt the lat.
ter body's convention at Washington Oh
Sept. IS. He has previously opposed ANAL
gamation on the ground that the W. A. A.
A. would lose its identity, but his plan,
which very few oppose, is that the dividing
Of the country into districts, such ~ east
ern. western, middle and southern, will
give different associations now existing
and claiming Jurisdiction over such dis
tricts all the legislative power they want
with simply a change In name.
The Ottawa Amateur Athletic club Of
Canada, which has not been organized
very long. is already showing considerable
strength and enterprise, and the athletes
in its ranks cannot say they are not
encouraged On sept. 10 thr club will
hold big games on the Metropolitan
ground, consisting Of a full programme ~
runs, jumps and weights, and II any mem
Der shows high class form az these games
he will be sent one week later % the anna.
teur championship games Of Canada at
Montreal, where the best athletes in both
Canada and the Uhited States will contend
for supremacy.
The Grand National Curling club OF
America, which controls curling IN the
United States, met In Toronto recently al
the invitation Of the -Four Brothers club
the only Canadian club a member Of II,
and arranged for playing some interim
tional matches, the first 10 be played in
Toronto In January, lsh2, aud at least once
In the five years thereafter. New York
city was chosen ~ the place Of meeting
next year. The following officers were
elected: President, Maj John paatis, Utica,
n. u! vice presidents, John McCullooh,
ST. Paul, MINI, Gen. Robert Lenox Banks
Albany, n. Y; secretary and treasurer
David Foules, New York.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20
z4yS
H&~S
commissioners

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana state Lotteries
which may be presented At our counters:
X. VI. wALMSLEY, Pres Louisiana Nat. hank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres, state Nat. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat. Bank
CARL kOHN, Pres. Un;on National Bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20

FITZ-RoyA \ JOCKEY LANE.
on a big favorite signifies but little, but
what a triumph 10 bring an outsider to the
winning post. especially SO when a fellow
has to contend with such jockeys as Fred
Webb. Watts and Fred Barrett, three of
the finest whips now living.
The attendance at the Grand Prix was
nearly 10000 persons, and the gate re-
ceipts were upward Of $4,000. The value
of the stake and purse was $50, 200. Since
1883, the beginning Of the Grand Prix,
France has won fifteen times, England ten
times, America once and Hungary once.
In 1871 there was no race.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20
TALK OF THE ATHLETIC CLUBS.

Sidney Thomas, the celebrated English
amateur distance runner, who sailed for
his native shores several weeks ago, after
giving America a test of about eight
months rs a place Of residence, writes from
London that he has decided to stay in En-
gland. all reports to the contrary notwith-
standing.
The much talked of amalgamation be.
tween the Western Association Of Amateur
Athletes and the Amateur Athletic union
has made no visible Roadway lately, but il
is predicted hat at the annual meeting OF
the \. A.. L. in September the subject will
he either not handled or will he in such
shape that it will easily be put through.
Many athletic organizations throughout
the eastern part of the United States are
having difficulty in arranging Ia suit all
the questions of allowing Sunday practice
on their grounds. The western associa-
tions, rs "A rule, allow not only practice but
they also play gaIne on Sunday, and the
huge majority Of eastern clubs permit free
use of their fields on that day.
Indications are that the Detroit Athletic
c'lbw will soon be to the middle states about
what the Manhattan and New York Ath-
letic clubs are 10 the east. These two
prominent eastern organizations have the
huge majority If good athletes in their vi
cinity wearing their colors, and the Detroit
club has recently taken several well known
athletes from adjacent towns. The rivalry
between the many large athletic clubs in
the United States grows more intense as
the regular championship games in the
fall draw near, but the n. Y. A. c. and VI.
A. C. have a decided advantage, and be-
tween these two the former is a trifle
ahead.
At the recent eastern states champion
ship athletic games Daniel Long wa on
the programme rs representing two clubs
Boston Athletic association and Tri-
noun Athletic club, both of Boston. He
represented only the latter at the indoor
championship game On April IL, and many
athletes are wondering why he was allowed
to represent the Is. A. A. on June - when
he had represented the Trimount A. c.
within three months. X. X. Pritchard,
the champion running high jumper Of
America and Canada, was debarred from
competing on June ~ because he wished
TO represent the Manhattan Athletic club,
and on April IL he had worn the colors Of
the Staten Island Athletic club. A rule Of
the A. A. L. is that no athlete can repre-
sent one club within three months Of wear.
ing the colors Of another one. Its purpose
is 10 prevent the obnoxious changing of
clubs by athletes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20
ie GRAND PRlx De PARIS.

h Most Important French Race of the
Year.
The order Of the finish of the Grand
Prix run at Paris recently was-first, a
French colt; second, an Italian colt; third,
an English colt; decidedly an international
affair. The French colt Fitz- Roya, an
outsider in the betting, won very handily,
and showed himself to be the best one Of
the lot. He is owned by Baron de Schick
Ter, one Of the oldest members of the
Jockey club now running horses, and his
by birth. he is a naturalized Frenchman.
and is a popular sportsman.
j. French is the haron's first jockey,
but this year on account Of some arm
trouble felt hardly strong enough 10 hold
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20
A Defeated Champion.

Edward "Nunc" Wallace, the champion
bantam pugilist Of England, who WAS re.
Gently defeated by George Dixon, Of Bos-
ton, for the bantam weight championship
Of the world, has been identified with the
ring for four years, During this time he has
fought nineteen battles-seven with bare
knuckles and twelve with gloves. He has
suffered only three defeats, and these were
In glove fights. He is good glove fighter.
but made his reputation without them,
He is Of Scotch origin, but was born In
Birmingham, England, twenty.four years
ago, He stands 3 II, 2 in. in height
and weighs liz pounds in condition.
"Nunc' was regarded as "A sure
world heater in his class by his En-
glish admirers, but since his over
whelming defeat his admirers have been
dropping one by one from his ranks and
joining those Of the sturdy little colored
hoy Dixon. IL was indeed n Waterloo for
the Englishman and his hackers. The
champions fought Mt ia pounds for n
purse Of s2.5OJ, according 20 what are
known in America rs Police Gazette
rules, with four ounce gloves. The battle
was fought in "A ~ foot ring erected in the
gymnasium Of the Pelican club ot London.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20

the horse properly,
80 Tom Lane was
engaged torideFitz
Roya.
Tom Lane Is un-
doubleday IA i'm
rider, and is an
titled to good deal
Of credit for his vic.
tory. A victory won
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20

William Sexton, the billiard expert, Is
considerably improved In health over last
spring, and he says he feels ns though he
might lie able to jump right in now and
play balk line or cushion carroms almost IA
well ms ever. 1T is a peculiar thing" he
says, "but ] thought | knew about all
there WAS In billiards n few years ago
when ] was playing 80 well, but no matter
how ] take up the cue, whether just to
knock the balls around n little or play "A
stiff friendly game with some one, ! learn
something new each time, and it Is 20
wonder that when n man once knows
enough about the game 10 appreciate 1t n
little be never will cease playing it,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20

.'REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes
10 GUARANTEED by FOGR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President Of an Institution, WHOSE
Chartered rights are recognized In the highes,
Courts; therefore, beware Of all limitations Of
ANONYMOUS schemes.
REMEMBER that the SUPREME COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES has decided that
the Louisiana Lottery Co. has a CONTRACT
with the state Of Louisians, which DOES NOT
EXPIRE UNTIL JANUARY LIST, 1895.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20
IT WAKES WARM.
The Present Status of the Big
Baseball Battle.
SOME STORIES WHICH ARE TOLD.
w. 1. Harris Gives "a Few Rumors for
h They Are Worth, Discusses the
Pennant Race In the Players League
and Writes "a Gossipy Letter.

The baseball situation today as regards
the fight between the two big organiza-
lions appears To he no nearer settlement
than IL WAS a month ago.; but the events of
the past week have put a stopper into the
mouths of those Players league magnates
who have been 80 continuously vociferous
recently in their assertion that never, no
never, would they ever agree upon a com
promise Of any nature, direct or indirect.
What has silencei the new magnates is the
attendance in the east. Here are the figures
for nnn .lnA.- InlA Ill
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20

Why Royal Baking Powderis the Best.
"The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure,
for l have so found it in many tests made both for
that company and the United States Government.
| will 90 still further and state that, because of the facilities that company
have for obtaining perfectly pure cream of tartar and for other reasons pende'
upon the proper proportions of the same, and the method OF Its preparation.
the Royal Baking Powder
is undoubtedly the Purest
and most reliable baking
powder offered to the public.
HENRY A. MOTT, PHI d."
Late United States Gnernwt Chemist
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-20
AG EATS WAITE D.

Foi Club Rates, or any further information de.
sired. write legibly to the undersigned clearly stat.
ing YOUR residence. with state. County, street and
kumber. More rapid return mail delivery will lie
assured by your enclosing an Envelope hearing
your full address,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11

Rtdter 5amiefon's RIdtritt.

@gbert SSamteion, elmer Der Htdter bes
SuperiorgerihtS, miro am l. September
letn bobes Nnlt nle0erleget, lm Die lnebr
e%intrdgltd)e SteQlllg ais General Mntpalt
Der gfor0> unb gSeitieite StraBenbabngelellz
idaft an;utreten. Sein Nmtstermtn tpitroe
i'm 9esentber 1892 abgelauten letit, oa ct
i'm 9topember 1886 eripGblt Duroe. 0a io>
nit Der Gelt bes Nmtstermins lGngec ais
eth Su1r lit, 10 ipiro eS notbtg iein, Dab etn
gfahfOlger fir ibrt ermGblt DtrD, mGbreno
lpnlt Der 00uperneur oas GeAt gehabt hGtte,
oenlelben 81 erneunen. Die Speeidlpahl
tDtro porouslt6tlih in 0erbinoung nit Der
al9euneinen GabL i'm Jiopen1ber itattftnoen.
9luberoem peroen nod orei tpeitere Gi6ter
81 erpGblen letn, nGmli6 an Gtele BON
GountDri6ter 9enoergait, oeiien Sermtn
ablGuft, Don 9ta1laBrihter Robllaat, Der
pes peritorbenen &idters &niderbroo6er
Sermtn auSfitut, unb bon &inter @arnett,
Der ebenfaas r~siienirt bat.
9as obige Qnerbieten nurbe 6errn Saz
mieion Dor ettpa Stpei @oGen genladt unb
IS tpurbe i6m ihper, it6 BON benz 9ti6ter<
amt 81 trennen. 9o6 Die beoeutenDen PEE
cuniaren 8ortheile bet Steuung bepogen
i'm i6IteBli6, lie an5lnebmen. 6err S. g.
gSini1on, Der bts5ert9e @eneral79lutpaIt Der
neutrality-suspicious., mar g%e5pungen,
Die Steue auf5ugeben, ba er gu Diele anDere
4rtuatgei6Gfte bat. ST lit QnDaIt Der
@as9eieQi6aft, bes englii6en graueretz
Spnoifats, Der Widigan gentraGz @iienbabn
iotDte oes neuen StDfDaroz SDnbifatS.
Sn 6errn SanieiOu U~srliert oas &t6terz
gDQegium uno Die Stabt etnen Der ebrlt6z
lt6iten, unpartetiiditen Gi1ter. Die iemols
i'll @bicago TIRES NmteS g~erpaltet babeu. ST
lieB it6 Dur9 feline politti6en ober anbere
GuGiiaten in ieinen gnti@etbun9en beeinz
fluiien unb itebt BET alien ieinen Gouegen
inn eroBten 0nieben. Seine flaren unb
idarfen @ntideibunsen in Dem Bro3eb sez
gen Die gnoel @ountpcommiiare, tpeI6e
BON Dem Q~tppeuattonsz unD Sbsr9ert6te in
ieoem Buntte aufre6t erbalten tpurber, itnb
nod pobl in Der @rinnerutg. Nu6 in benz
%befannten Garter'id gbeidetbungspro3eB
betpies er ieinen ri6terliden S6arfitnn unb
feline Observation-Disclosures.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11
Romantiid.
Cine fonoerbare 5amiIiensef9i9te.

Cine romantii6e @eihtdte ersGbIt elm
iunger Oeann gtamens CLAUDE De Satntes
QlaatSe &oiaire, yfo. 80 S9oen 8Iace tpobn>
bart unb bel Der B0rienftrma 2amion
Bros. bel6Gftt9t. Gr lagt, er babe bis Dor
funf Sabren 9eglaubt, Der Sebn zines berz
porragenoen Silrgers in Wft6t9an, oeiien
gtannen er peri4hpeigt, 3u ietn, bis bieier in
etnem 9lugenbliG bes 3ornes ibnt mlit8es
tbetlt babe, oaB er ntht letn Sobn lei. 9toz
iaire fam na6 Chicago uno erbielt bier
bergan9ene Bo6e Elm anonhmes S6reiben
bon etnsm Utanne, oer angeblt@ auf benz
S%ootenbette liegt un0 %bebauptet, 0~tofntre
geltoblert 81 bahet, ais ct crit bret gSoGen
alt mar.
Ser Sdreiber bes 8riefes madt bartn
genaue Q(ngaben iiber Die 8orfabren Go>
iatre's, Oeiien Wfutter aus ber 6ersogsz
fauitlie S~aint>ltQat3e aus Der 9formanoie
abitalnmen uno nit ibrer Wtutter mad
Qmerita gefommen iein ioQ, ais 1e nod
Elm fleines Sinh mar. Ser g1ame BON 9tos
iaire's Wtutter iet @iftoria De Santa. sic
babe. na6oem ite in benz Gloiter Der lrius
ltnerinnen in Seem Orleans erso9en tDar,
bon Der Sberin Die @rlaubntB erbalten, in
Die QSelt bl1ouS 81 treten nno babe einen
Soloaten Der confObertrten Nrnlee, Jtamens
CLAUDE Sector 9foiaire sebeiratbet, beien
ur9roBpater Elm Creole mar. Die 6o6seit
fano am 6. Sftober 1863 in Seem Orleans
itatt, uno, Der 9ebeimniBpole 8rtefi6reis
Der legte ben 9etrat6sihein bel, Der bic linz
teri6rift beS 9rieiters 8ienpiqe trGgt.
Goiaire's @ltern ieten bolo oarauf mad
Quebec 9eretit, tpobin Der 66reiber 1e bers
fol9te, ba er in Gioiaire's Wutter iterbli@
berliebt 9etpeien uno ft9 an ibr RIDDEN
poQte. gta6oem oas &inb geboren tpar,
ftabl er IS. ais es bret @o6en alt mar un6
bra6te es Bel QuGfern i'm iiblthen Ontas
rio unter. Spdter erfubr er, baB fi6 Der
Sater aus @ram bon ben 3innen oes Sorts
geitiir3t babe unb baB Die Mutter per-
lhDunoen lei, tpabrideinli6 In einem
8loiter. St babe &oiaire's gerbleiben
lor9fdltig nerfolgt unb ibn etnmal por 3ipei
Sabren I'M ct. 9ufasz 6oipttal geleben, tpo
ber 8riefi6retber ais Rattent nerpflegt
nurbe uno 9toiaire einen 8ortrog bielt.
SEPT lei er Dem Gooe nabe, uno wiinide,
oaB &oiaire ieine Wfutter iu6e, UNI ibr mtts
5utbeilen, lper bamals bas 8erbrehen be-
gan9en babe. 9en Nufentbalt bes Briefs
l6reibers tperbe &oiatre nidt ausfinbi9
MAIDEN f0nnen. 2ebterer mill ieBt mad
W1i6igan reiien. nm nit 6iIfe ieiner tribe
rem Bflegeeltern ben Nufentbaltsort ieiner
Wtutter a~usftnDtg 81 MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11
barris, ser poitrduber.
Die SpieIwntb madte ibn gum DEB.

George SO. 6arris. 6auptpoitgebIlfe bet
8abnlinien alpilhen bier unb ct. 9ouis,
peribipauo an 3. 2luguit, ami GDnntag
Wtorgen, IN St.SoutS. Sos plDBlid1e Ser
lhfptnoen oieieS W}anneS, bel1en leben ionit
fret bon DISQUALIFICATION mar, bangt nit
Dem Boitraub sulammen, Der Dent @apt.
Stuart 10 Dtel Soptl1mer3en ma6t.
6arrtS, Elm junger Wonn Don 80 Sab
rem, Der NIT leirer Srau un6 SDdterDen
in benz 6auie gip. 1925 Stanton Que.
tpobnte, eenoB Den Guf eineS grunoebrz
liden, 3uDerldl1tsen Goltbeamten, benz man
Die 8erior9ung Der tpiAti9iten Yoititrede,
5pti6en ct. Souls nn0 Sbica9o, 1don
ilberlalen fonnte. @r itano lett Sabren
I'M BoltDienlt. Sein aus9eselGneter JtuI,
ben CT fi6 in Is 9ienftlabren ertporben
bate, l6iiBte i'm audi. ais oas 8erbrehen
b~egaEQen mar, Dot Gerbad)t unb erleihterte
ibm Die Sludt. Q[ls Der 3u9 in ben Babns
bof BON ct. Souls einliet uermibte man
ben 0auptclerf 0arrtS.
8alb ltellte IS lt6 6erauS, oaB eth Bolts
iaf, uuo 5tpar oerjentge, in Dem ejigeltbries
bene 8riefe %Dorbanoer tparelt, a%ufgeIbntttert
unD beraubt mar.
Ser 0taub nuBte ettpa 60 O}eilen bon
ct. Souls 9ei6eben iein. 9enn als ite ii6
aut tina bieie Gntfernun9 Der Staot Des
betligen 2ubmig gendbert batten, iparen Die
brei @lertS NIT Dem Sortiren Der 4Softs
iadcn fertig uno Die beiben @ebuIfen
bes 6arris le9ten itd, tpie lie bas tdglih
tbaten, ST eineln SMlGfden nieoer. 6arris
blieb mao, Do, pie er al1gab, er nod Die
!3uiamlnenltellurB Der YoitlGde gu pronen
babe.
&aum lasen bic beiben @ebi[fen int
Shlaf, ais 0arris ben Baf, Der ibm Die
reihlte Seute su liefern peripra1, auflhnitt
uno IT'D Die 8rtefe aneignete, Die leiner Nuz
itdt nab Wert6papiere eltbielten. Siebz
sehn ein9eibriebele Badete ltl0 p%erloren
gsgan9en. Der Wertb laBt lt6 nod nift aez
11au feititellen. Capt. Stuart peranidldgt
mad ober flGhli@em @rmeliea ben 8erlult
an $1,000 bis $4,000.
6arris mar Elm gutter Gater, elm SGrtz
lid]er @atte unb Die fIeine 5amilie, ionic
bic Gltern Des iuneen Manne5, Die erit
porgeltern su einsn 8eluh nadh Gbicago
fanler, fiiblen tief Die Shanoe. 6arris ioll
III leBter 3eit fleiSig Die &enren beiu6t
uno itramm genettet baben. 9cn Iusfna,
ben Die un9lidiettge Spteliud)t IN leinem
Sal6engelO perurlahte, Derlrdte ct NIT
tren1oem @elo 81 oefen. Wabrl6einlih be-
iG)iibt i'm Jest i6on Oas eelobte 2ano @a7
MAZDA ober Oterico. 9o6 Capt. Stuart lit
boiler gutter 6offnHngen, ben 0teb in 8aloe
btnter Gtlengtttern 81 halten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11
Scbrefliher 600.

Grid gnoerion, Elm ianeer unperbeiras
tbeter S6neoe, 9to. 1872 "a. StraBe tpobnz
baft, erlttt Wtont Mbenoag I'M 6 1br eineu
ldredlt@en Sob. Qlnoerion lit ais W1aidte
NIT in Der g8erfitatt BET vGonioIioateo See
Wfa6tne Company" bel1dfti9t. DIS Ct
geitern auf einem @eriiit nit elmer Bobrs
NADINE arbeitete, fiel ems ieiner @er6t6e
auf ben 8ooen. CT biidte fid, um balielbe
ouf5ubeben u1o oils ct ii6 aufrihtete, perz
tptfelte ct ii6 in Dem @urt Der W1aidinez
rie. Oerielbc bob i'm in Die 9uft, tpirbelte
tbn i'm &reile berum unb l0ite taft ben &opf
bonn &umpf. Oils ieine &omeraoen bic
Nfalhine gum Stilitanb bra0ten, lpar
NnOerlOu cine 2ei4e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11
6efdhrIids Sdteferet.
Gin Srteftrdeer ffredt feinen Sreuno NIT
Dem RepoIper gu 8ooen.

Sonntus G6en6 gegen 5 rbr tneipten bic
bret Sreunoe Srant 9aois, 9u. @rneft unb
@eor9e O1arttn in ber @trthi6aft bon
George Berrb, SEQ. 205 90. QafeitraBe, ais
9oDis unb @rnit it6 pl0Bli9 in Die Saare
gerietben. 9apis i6lug ietnen @egner gu
8oDen unb bearbeitete i'm nod nit einteen
SuBtritten. Ser @ei6lasene entfernte ii6
u1b febrte fur3e 3ett ipGter nit einem &epol>
Der bepaffnet 3uriid. @be 9apis bic 9lbii6t
bes !3uriidgetebrten abnen fonnte, feuerte
bieier einen S6uB ouf 9apis al. Die
Su9el bran9 9aois tief in bic Sdulter.
9em berbetgerufenen @r3t 9elang es, Die
&usel aus Der 8unbe gu 3ieben. Cine etn>
geben6ere l1nteriu6ung ergab, baB bic
Munbe nt6t t0btIi6 lit, tuenn ii9 inn 8erz
laufe ber gfa6t fetn Wunbfteber e%inftelt.
9aDts 1T 30 Sabre alt uno eelernter Weaz
l6tntit. @rneit lit Brteftrdger; ct tpurbe
fur3 mad Der S6at nerbaftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11
$6(tmme a{eners6rnnf.
3ablreide fleine @Obnbdnier amf ser
&eitieite 5erit6rt.
5ehn farnilien oboa6los. = S9aoem etwa
$4,000.

3ebn Satntlten, 2eute. bic ntht btel AT
b~erlteren batten, Duroen burd cine Sreitag
Wtorgen niitbenoe 6euersbrunit bes gr0Bz
ten SbeilS tbrer 6abe beraubt uno oboa9<
los 9emaht. St einem 6~olshGushen, bas
i'm 0ofe Oes 6aules SEQ. % Sobnion5Str.
1tano, brad,en frib uln 8 ubr Die Slan1men
aus. Seoor es Der Seuerpebr gelang. bent
QSttben oes 5eritDrenben Clements @inbalt
gu tbui1, mar bas 6dus6en, Die beioen
g(o1parbduler uno bret IN Der Sobnlons
Str. aele9ens 3peiit0dtge Bobnlngen elm
Grllmmerbaufen.
Ser oboa6loien Samilien = biele bon
tbre1 hatten NaeS n~erloren = nabmen it9
ote Jtadbarn all nno gaben tbnen Inter-
tltntt. &naben, Die NIT 3lnobDl39en
lptclten uno ein b%rennenDes StiG in BEN
8ebri9t i'm Seller oes 6auies $50. %
SobnlonsStr. fallen IieBen, tragen an benz
l1ngliid Die S6ulo.
Sobn Britt. Der gtgentbiimer bieies
6Qus6ens, erEetoet ben 6auptuerluit. Sbm
gebort audi oas Undergraduate 3tpetitodige,
nod nlht fertig9eiteQte 8aditeinbaus. Ser
Gerlult an Dieiem 6etrdgt $4,000, an benz
0ol3bduS6en $1,000. Srau Surber, ebens
fats cine Wttetberin 8ritt's, erlelDet ei1et
8erlult Don $500. Ser S6aoen am 6eule
betrd9t $1,000.
9as stpeiit0diae 8adftetnbaus geo. Fl
Sobnion>Str., @igentbum BON Solepb
Stlbur9, erlitt etnen S6oben bon $500.
Sic 8epobuer, Benjamin NuBbaum un6
&tlburg ielblt, erleioen etnen Gerlu1t Don
$500 reip. $500.
Die i'm 6ofe itebenbe 6iitte tpur6e ebenz
falls 5eritOrt. S6aoen $500.
QSettere 8erIrite itno: 6aus SO. 10
SobnionzStr., @igentbum bon $. 8rumz
mel, 8erit6erungsaeeut, S6aben $500.
Srat WfarD 9fpan, Die in benz 6auie SEQ. 25
SobnlonsStr. Dobnte, erleioet einen 8erz
luit bon 500.
Nu6 Sutner Sobn @lop, Sabrifant bon
9drr9erdtben, tpobnbaft geo. II Sobnionz
Str., ging ni6t unbebeQt9t aus Der 5euerss
brunit berbor. ST miro i6on $500 aus
ieinem @elobeutel berDorbolen millen,. UNI
ben S6aoeu 5l OeGen.
Die etnit0di9en 6ols6du.isr, bic binter
oielen bon Der. Slammen mitgenommenen
@obnunger Iiegen, nuroen insgtlammt
um etne Surnme bon $1,000 gei6Goigt.
Wtit fletnem 0erluit, Der in fetnem SalIe
Die Suume BON 500 iiberitei9t, falnen folz
genbe 6duier oauon: SEQ. % 8ropn>S Str,
6interbaus, $50 8erluit; 9interbaus bon
SEQ. "a 8romn.Str., $50; 295 SaDlors
Str, $75; $50. 5 SobnioneStr. $25;
$50. II SO6nIonsS Str, $50, uno $50. Is
Sobnion>Str., $50. gtur gum She'll lit
Der S6aOen bur6 @erii6erung geOe6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-11
Stef tbr Kino perhuneern.
Sran Buffet wanoert weeen Kinoesmoro
in oas 6efdneni6.

Gn6li6 etnntal bat cine Goronersiurb
tt6 erlna1nt uno cine Tabenmutter, Die ibr
etgen Sleil6 uno Slut 0ur6 0erna6lGlitz
gung uno W%tiBhanolung III ben SOB trieb,
Der gere6ten Gtrafe iberliefert. 0as QSei6,
Slora Guleu, tpobnbaft 102 Sbermanitr.
tDur0e Wtontag bon Der GornnersiurD fir
Rem SOD ibres &inbes peronttportli0 geno6t
nno In baS @ountp9efdngniB abgeliefert.
Vor atpet Wohen itano Die Euiiell tuegen
WtiBha1olung hires &iroeS Dor Gticbter
Braotpeu uro iDurbe unter $500 8iirgldaft
benz Grimtnalgeridt iiberIiefert. Ollfsz
Staotar5t Sauien bate bas &in6 belu6t
un0 oaiielbe i1 ei1em beiammernspcrtben
3uitono 9efunoen. Die 8eamten Ser SUI
name Society, 2ittle uno Surf. cr3G6lten,
0aB oaS &tn6, nabeau %Oerbungert, NIT 8euz
len beoedt, bon Otiemanoem bcaftet ooer
9epfle9t in einem God lebe. Die y6umane
Spcietp" nabm ft6 oes 8tnoes an unb
libergab IS elmer I'LL Der Snurtb Noe. tpobz
1tenoen Srau Sutborn our 9fiege,
3eugen gaben ben @eldmorenen cine
Shiloerung Der @rauialnfeiten, oenen baS
&tno ausgelebt tpar. Sin tletne5 W9Godben,
Wtalnte Wel6, bas 3lipeilen Itb bes &inoes
annabm, ersd6lte, oab lie lelbit geie6en
bate, tpie 6rau &ufel bas i6reienbe &ino
padte uno es in aufflanmenber @utb gegen
Die 8ettltatt iparf.
Na6born, Sran 6idep unb 6rou Eaber,
gaben Der @niiht Nusorud, ba6 Die GuiieG
gar nidt Die Mutter bes Ginoes mar. 8or
ettpa atDet Weonaten lei fe zines SGees in
elmer @~quipage na6 9aule gefommen u1o
babe Elm Sinh; ibr eigenes, pie ite be6aupz
tete, nit iid geiiibrt.
Ser Wlann Der Nngeflagter, Sbomas
&uiieQ, ebenfaus Elm Sr~untenbol6, tpubte
ni6t DieI sur 8ertbeioigltng ieiner SSrau
gu iagen. @s iiberral6te i'm aber bod, ais
ieine Srau auf ben 3eugenitano trat uno
NIT Der Miene einer l1ni6ulbigcn be-
tbeuerte, fte babe niemals bas &inb miBz
banbelt. Gum 8ewels ibrer 9irlorge fiir
baS &inb brQdte lie einen gon3en &orb
leerer Webi5tnflalden &C. gum 8oridein.
Die Qn9eflagte CAB gu, DaB oas &in6
ni6t tbr ei9eneS mar. Sic ~behouptete, ii6
oas &inb bon 0ireftoren Der ct. 9incentz
NiDls erbeten unb Dem @atten balielbe ols
ibr etgenes prGientirt 81 baben.
GuiieQ, Der btntergange1e @atte, madbte
Elm gon5 peroubtes @eitbt, ais leine 9Srau
tbn 10 obne WeitereS INN Die Mitroe zines
8aterS bra6te unb murmelte rur: v9as
lit oas @rite, mas i6 bore" &Aiieu 1T
elm 8u6btn6er, et1 feiBi9er Nrbeiter, tpenn
Ct riihtern lit.