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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

Gbeno itano has Auediil6er uuter ben
8efrierpunfte unb beute Worsen battl
Der @alnut cine biiune Gisbefe, ettuas
iuas felt Sabren nibt I'm bieie Sabress
seit oor9efomneu lit. Grbbeereu, &e=
ben unb 8eereu aller 9lrt iinb oolltdn-
big uerni6tet unO @artenpilan5en erfro>
rem bis 5um 8oben. Sin itarter &esen
lit ie6r notbweubis. Sci Marlbau,
Mo.. bat ii9 ] 3oa bides Gis sebiloet
unb Die ilmse Maisiaat iuuroe itarf be-
lddbist." 8ei slt6ilon, Ss., bat Der
5ruii benz @ei5en srOBeu S6aben suse.
fiist. Serjenise, iuel6er bereits in8liitbe
mar ipurbe pullltdnbis pernibtei.
= Ser 966It leltene Snll, baB eine
Stute brei Soblen auf eiunal 5ur @elt
bra9te, bat 'i9 lit Mari6all erreisnet /.
Ser 8eiiber Der ipertbpollen 9u6tltute
1T Serr 8m. Barnes balelbf.
= @iferlu6t unb Srunfenbeit tries
ben inGbillicot6e einen ais 5ruufenbolo
BET annten Mann, SObn 8. Sulubcn Sil
einem Worbuerlu6 auf feline Satin.
@r i9pB 5ipeimal auf bieielbe, obue iie
jeho6 su treffeu, ueriuunoete bnsesen
Serrn &aineb i9luer, Der Die Srau ges
gen Die @utb bes Seirunfenelt ibiiBen
tppllte. 9la0 Der 9bnt rdnnte Der
Morobube III ben SUf uno eri6oB ii6
ielbIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

9ie pom gon9reBmitslieo 9enoerion,
sllm @6ube oes 8etriebsperiOnals ber
GiIenbabnen einsebradte Bill beitimmt,
oab aui allen Sabnen, bic I'M 5iuiidens
itaatll9en &'rfebr bei9aftist iinb, Die
@iteruasen nit ielbittbdtisen &oppelz
unssapparaten perIe6en tuerben tniiiien
10 bab bic 8remIer nidt ntebr senhtbt9t
iinb, Stuiiden bic 8asen Su seben, aud
louen ale 2ofomottpen nit elmer 8rentss
porridtuus oerIeben iein, mittelit ipels
der ber 2otomotipfiibrer ben san5en 9u9
cpntro(liren fann, obne baB bic 2eute
iiber Die @aseu na6 ben 8remlen 5u
flettern brau6eu. 9lnseitelte, melbe
burd bic gerIdunniB Der @eiell9after
bielsn 8eitimmunsen na6jutomntel'
sdaben erleiben, iOllen auf ben gtab'
tpeis bieies @duoens bin 5u Sdabsrer'
5ab berebtiat Iein. Cine iOlde MaB,
reoel tuiiroe piel basu beitrasen. oie3abl
Der Opfer, tuelde iebt Der @iienbabnbe'
trieb idbrli6 erfprbert, erbsbli9 81 per
rinqern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

Seoib bid nidbt eber auf bic Reiie, bis On
fertia biit, namentItd ni4t .auf eins lanse
Reiie. SereiteDidb polIitdnbis nor. On bit.
erlaube uns, cies gu bemerten, nt9t terti9.
wenn On ni6t pou benz wade mecum Der,
Reiienben nn6 Souriiten, !Softetter's gd9en-
8itters, beoleitet bit, bieiem senialffen aps
netitrei,en6en, bic Naturalization nne bic
@erbauilns fOrbernbeu Mittel. ge9en GEE
fronfbeit, Walaria, SrGrpfe uub 8olit, per-
uriod5t bnrdb i6le6t sefo6tes nn6 un9eiunz
hes Gjjen foIpie burh Srddmaher, 9e9en
bnrd, bas Reiien erbObte Herpoiitdt, topls
6broniId,es @allenleiben uno 8eritopfnt9 III
6as gitters ein ilnfe6lbares Yrapentipmlttsl !.
gs rei,t ,um 9lppetit auf Speiien. bic tonit
nid,t riat, gurem @eI 6n,dd, unb perhinoert
bos lie gn6 ible6t betomnen. gs bat ME;
mails ,upor elm 10 anberoroentlides 9Rittel
fir ben nnelIdli6en Spspeptifer ae9eben
ber lid, DOR Der befi1sr9eriHteten yRdblsei
efelt. IeooerbeI6merben, our6 on Sorf
b.r Sdifie i6letbt ;ubereitete Spsiien NIL
burd, boftiees i0inubrpiir9en ees ettens au
ben GiIeiibabn= Stationen berporsernter
perben bolb bnr6 bas gitters seboben, eoi
oleid,faus Ginberiin9 9e9en &benntottsinilS
| Nierenleiben unb S6lufIoiisfeit fdofit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23
Nus Mifourt.

- Siuse gountD iit ni6t MIR i6ul.
oenfrei, iunbern bat nod iiber $4,000
in Der &aiie, babel aber, tuie Der
u8oltsfrcuno" bon SeHerion gitp
idreibt, - erbdrmlid i6ledte 2anbz
itraseu.
- Su ct. @barles iit eine Remes-
un9 int @unse, I'M Dem peritorbenen,
8uuoesridter Irnolb &refel, Der bort
be9rabeu lie9t, Gin pafenbes 9enfnal
;u erri6ten, uuo juar lollen bic Mittel
biefiir uuter ben Sreunben un6 8ereb=
rem bes Scrltorbenen aufeebraht ipers
ben.
- Nadbobrungen na6 Maturgas
BEL STE. @eneUieoe, etlpa s Weilen Iib=
lid Ses Stdotdens, iesen ben Srt sez
genludrti9 III Nufre9uns, ba man li6
uOn bem g(uffiuoeu bon Gas einen 9ro.
Ben ,,8uom" ueripridt. Cine 9tftienz
@eieaidaft mi $4,000 9apital bot
li6 9ebilbct nuo iui(l init ben 8pbrar-
tciten uuuerjii9li6 be9innen
- 9(uI bent 8e9e slpil6en 3aps uub
Seifsrlon 9itp itarb lebte 8o6s Der Al
Sabre alte S6mieb sIusuit Sdnsfier
at e;nem Sirn. uno 9er5id)lns. @eine
5rau itarb Our eiuem balben Sabre, 10
baB S6uefer iiinf @aiien, ppu bencn
oas dlteite II Sabre iit, binterldst.
- 9as 5alfiientent Der Ylattsburs
Sunf iu Bluttsburs, Clinton 60, bat
aasemeinc auiresuns bcruOrseruien, ba
serooe bieie Sant als eine Der rei6lten
uno beituerUalteiten gait. 5ehlse.
Ibla9ene Spefutationen in @runobeiib
Su &unias gitp iueroen OILS Gruno su
oen 8unferOtt aaseseben. Ntan et.
iuartct taum meDr als rs Gents per
Dollar, iueun Die stusjablunsen erfol>
gen.
- Gin fnappes @nttommem. Gin
leidtiinniser 8uride in &anIas Gitp
ma6te ii1 bieier 2ase ben ,,S9er5",
cine &euoiuerpatrpne auf bas -9eleiie
elmer 8abelbabn 81 lesen. glls ber
na6ite 3us uori6er fam, erplooirt iie
natiirlib; rie Susel brans our9 bas
Seniter einss 2aoeus uno bobrte Ii1 in
bas Sol5iusrt Der entsesenseiesten
8ano elm. sluf benz 8ese pom Sen:
iter nad benz SOl5mert binteu i'm Ga:
ben rib Die &usel benz Serrn Senrr
@ros6p, Der i'm 2oben iaB, cine Gisorrt
aus bem Muub; iudre iie einen 3or
iueitcr bitlid sesansen, 70 tuiirb'
Crosby iuabri9eiuli6 set06tet iuprber
lein.
&anlas Gitp, Mo., iG. @ai. 81
ipIro semelbet. enb itarfer 5rOit in 9bei
ZEN npn Mifourt uno &anlns ben sac
ten, @emiiiepflnnjen uno bem 3leiuobite
eiilisen Sdaoen ;rfiiste. Cine Spe.
iiolbepeIde aus5lburdoo, Sas., melbet
;, ,Oas iiiblibe Sorias 1T seferu bon
einem beftisen 5rOit beimseInd,t mor
ben. yta9 eileln i6tuoden &esen iuur
be es getern bitter talt. @eferl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23
ae, SEN "a. aaai, 1890,
4us 0elu 6abrn

slm 5immelfabrtstase madten mir
bier aud cine 5abrt, udmli6 auf un
fern nellen Sdbrbuote, bas an bieien
Gage bonn Stapel selaiien uno bpl
benz 9ampfer Selena na6 ct. 2ouis
6ef6rbert tpurbe I'M BORT nit ben n6tbi=
gen Mai6inerien ausseriiit't au luerbsn
0as 8oot miro iuabri6einlib bis ndd)
iten Dienstas iuieSer bier eintreffeu nm
Damn feline re9elmdBisen Sabrten Spi-
i6eu unlerm Stdbtdeu unb Ser &orb,
ieite bes 5luiies Su beginner.
Ser billi9ea Sabrpreiie ip:sen nlld=
ten iebr uie!e unierer @hdpobner &eilen
nad Sauias GitD unb anberen Ytdben,
oenn es lit sept beinabe billiser ;u rel,
fen nls ju Sauie 81 bleiben.
Serr Sntius Saeser, pOn ct. 9ouis,
iueilt J. 8. bier Su Beiu3 BEL S.rlulub-
ten nno 8efannten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23
0Ocales aus 8lnno.

Die 5armcr iiub 70 siemlid nit ben
9urnpflanSen fettig.
Spbn Nteefe 1T leibeub oil Der @oI
leriud)t.
Bic ncue Wetbubiiteuz&ir9e i1reite
raid ibrer Sellenbuns entseeen. Be,
2burn lit ipeldem bic bon Srn. 6. s
sluf Der Saibe Der @enteinbe seiddnftt
Slpde s(ufltabme fiubet, ipirb 55 Sut
bo6 Uerben. 9ieSir1e iDl( am 5. mi
e. Snli unttrsrOBen 5eierlidteiten ein
9ciueiDt huerben.
Die Yicuic Sailon lit bereits uieoe,
bier uno am 8finsltionntas iuerben IL
Owenspiae uno 8lanb je ein sruses
Sunnta9si6ul. .Sicnic ltuttlinben.
Bic neue Stride ber eusl,iden Metbo
bitten @emeinbe bon 8ourbois 9p. iuirt
ndditen SOnnta9 einseiueibt iperben
Die STRIDE tuurbe BON ben Serreu arau
Ie uno Grace sebaut uno lit eine 3ieroe
Der @esenb.
! Cor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

Gin rieiiser 5armertruit nit etnem
&upital ppn so Millionen Dollars ioa
jest BON @6ica9o aus ins &eben serufen
tueroen. Cine Williou 5armer Su $50
oas Gtad Iollen ii9 pereinisen, ,,llm bei1
8reis ibrer YrObutte aufre6t Su erbdl'
ten uno I'M oerart ben oolIen Grtra9
ibrer 9(rbeit unO ibres &a2itals ielbit
einsu6cimien." Sin Gbicasoer s(opotat
itebt an Der Spibe beg llnternebmens,
bas sanS unjtpeiielbaft auberproentlid
9etuinnbrinsenb iein uirb - fir ben BE-
la9ten 9lopofaten rub isiuen llnterbeam'
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

Or. 8ader bat auf Der SontDppas
tbensgeriammiuns in Snbiunapolis Ell
uen SOrtru9 iiber bas Smpfen 9ebalten.
gr fiibrte aus, bob bas Smpfen MIDI
uDr ben Slnttern idiibe iulb aubcrben
oft Sranfbeiisitofe i'll bas Spsitem bes
@eilnpiten iibertrase. gta6 ieinen ge
pbadtuusen iei ielblt Der 8rebs baburd
rerpfan;t uprben. Ntebrere GerSt
beit1lialen leine Nnaoben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

@eaen ben 9lrteiterseneral 8owoerlp
ideint in ben Reiben Der Orsaniiirten
Irbeit offene Mteuterei 5u berri6en.
Gr empfieblt ben Grbeitern besanntlid
nur 8aiier, Sbee, Saffee, 9imonaoe II.
bsl. mebr 5abme @etrdufe 81 trinten.
Sn Der lesten Baraoe Der Irbeiter iez
bod in @ep gort bat man mebrere
alassen uno Sransparente nit Der
aufidriit 9eieben: u3rinft nur llnionr
8ier."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

Die 5armer BON @ascouabe @ountr
uno Der benadbarten @eseub, bic fd
einen Selbtbinber 81 faufen beabii9ti,
gen, mO3te i6 auf ben Mtiluaufee Stabl
8inoer go. 10 aufmertiam MAIDEN
SIS erforbert feline 4 unb S 8ferbe I'M
oieie Raidine 5u Sieben, oa 5ipei big
orei ben 8inber ben sansen Gag iibe,
i'm Gang balten f6nneu.
M. orban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

Die 0emofruten Der 2esislatur bon
9sntudp ba6en na6 fdnseren 8erbanb=
lunsen, Serrn SObn O. Carlisle, ben
betannten acknowledgements, cls
ganbibaten fir bas bur6 ben Sob
8ed's erlebi9te 2lmt zines BunbesIez
nators aufgeItellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

9as amerifanii9e S6tpein fat ausz
ii6t, tpieber lit Seutidlano 5uselafen
5u iuerben. @enisltens iuil Der Sers
liner Correspondent bes 2onooner
yebrunicle" iuilien, oaB 9euti6lano
ni6t absenei9t lei, bas @infllbroerbot
auI ameritanii6es S3tueineT1eii6 unter
Der 8ebinsuns fu[leu au laiien. baB Die
Ser. @taaten ii9 5u 3useitanbnihen 5rl
@uniten oeuti6er @infubrartifel perz
iteben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

Snfel Sam lit elm gutter S9ulben.
subler. Sm Mpuat april Uurbe BIZ
Bunbesi6ulb I'M $7,636,9Ol unb iei!
bela l. Suli porisen Sabres nm $751;:
125.851 uerrin9ert, unb bas sei9af
tros bes bemOfratiiden @ei9reies iiber
republifanil6e 8eri6tuenbuas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

9lus Der g8eiberitabt gbserton in
8anIas fpmmt Die &unbe, bas Der neu=
eriudblte iueiblibe Muior unb alle ipei6s
li9en 4lbermen nebit benz iuei6fiden
8oli5eiri6ter ibre Nemter uieberselest
bnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

Gu6 in Stem Orleans baben iie jest
mieoer Sonntassbebe, Danf Dem Dor
einisen Sabren bon eiHer bemofratii6en
StaatsseIessebuus 2ouiiinna's anses
nummenen itrensen GonntassseieBe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

14,770 Norbtbaten iino bon 1887
big 1889 in ben 8er. Staaten periibi
pproen, tudbrenb in ber slei9en 3eit
uur $50 uselesli9e" unb 975 ,,unse.
iesli9e" Sinri9t,Insen, b. b. 2pn9 .9ins
ridtuusen itattsefunoen baben. 9a:
Morben sebOrt ionad aasenideinlid 81
ben ipeniser gefdbrli6en 3eitoertreiber
biersulanbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

- Der % SoBre alte 9auiirer
SenrY Gnbmer besins om Samstug in
ct. Souls Selbtmorb, inbem er ii6
aus nnbeiannter llria6e eri@os,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

= SIN beutiden Suipitul iii 9dnins
Gitp 1T lette @ode M. W. Marma,
bufe, ein gseffe bes peritorbenen &ebels
lensenerals unb @Ounerneurs, sefor-
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23
MORRISON
BRICK YARD
SoHNs B BEGEMANN,
glRorriiplt, Nllp.

Morriion, Mu.
Bir babsn in 1crriipn cine neus i3ieas.
lei einseriGtet unb fnb ven nun an i'm
Stdnbe bic befeu Sadlieint su tebr niche,
rem preiieu su liefern unb SauIulist wer-
ben es in ibrem SnttrslTe futtn unltrs
prsiie Su ltrnsn. Gbsnfdls Iisfern MIR ben
unittrtrtflt&tn Sobns'i&en adlt prompt,
tiaig nnb In allen Auantii6tru.
lSapl9O Spbns & Sesemann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23
r. III. Hasenritter,
Sernann, Mo.
9Sdbmaiainsn st eparateur.

9lQe Irteu Wui6inen iperben anf's Sor9=
fdltiate ;u mGbisen Sebin9unsen reparirt.
neue 9beile geliefert, Del nnb 9fobeln fur
iebe Wdidire or 6ano.
IS 1T ni6t nofbie baB nan Die ,9an;e
Moi6,ine brtnet Wenn ant G5eiteu olles IN
Srbniing 1T brinst ober i9ift mir ber6opf'
tbeiI nit bent S6ifibeu.
auftraae iperbeu prompt beior9t pom
l1apr90 81, s, Saienrittsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

6rii1iabrsz nno 9ontnleriuadrci,
fault nau am billigiten BET
8m, gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23

Seinabe breiBig Sabre baben mir
S6ub5oll uno nit benz burdi6n;ttlt-
deu Saslobn fault mau iest n.ebr Sunt
2eben uub sur Sequemli9feit nOtbz
weubise 9lrtifel, als felt einemWtenide
after oor6er. 9ennu6 bebaupten
5reibdnbler, Der S5us;oI babe Del,
Nrbeitern 9eI6abet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-05-23
S6mtebe : @erff1tte
SObtt &eibaM

b66rcntfraBs, untsrbaIb 8rspps Srautrti
HERMANN, MO.
Iae S&misssarbeitsn, mic tas SelSIasen
BON pferbeu, Ylusitdrfsn, @asenrtpardtt.
rtn uitr. trereen prompt unb gut ausgefibrt.
N9ent fir gSoob's Selbjtbinber Mno@rnte=
mai4inen, iouie iiberbaapt ale Sorten
Nderbaumal6inen. g8agen unb Qfliiae
iperben ollf bas 8rompteite bersefslIt.
NSS 2OS7 Sobueetba@.
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are on guard. she presently continued.
Eyes, unless some one has to Sc on for
me-in case we are not back in the morn
ing in time"
''Then it's good-by, 1 suppose" she
said, lifting her eyes once more to his.
after tomorrow there will be little
chance of seeing you Mrs Page will
be here by that time.
Mr.. Perry looked at his fair COM
panion with a glance that told Of much
perturbation of spirit. Hrs. Page was
an old and cherished friend Of Mrs
Belknaps-so the latter had always said
and now she was coming to visit her
from q station in the Indian territory
Just why her coming should prevent
his seeing Mrs. Belknap or her seeing
him was more than the tall subaltern
could understand. On the brink of an
objectionable solecism, on the very rag
ged edge Of a laundering inquiry, he
was saved, in her estimation, by the
sudden return of the orderly and the re
appearance of the colonel
1--WE been to the hospital, sir. and to
the doctors quarters; he's not there.
They say that's him, sir, riding of
yonder." And the orderly pointed to a
faint speck just visible IN the waning
twilight, far away southeastward be-
You'd the Monee.
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of making person happy is to sup
ply him, or her, with all they can
eat. This is the way the guests and
boarders of the well-known
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TO BE CONTINUED.
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T PPLWCOTT'S MAGAZINE, ss;s8 81
L. vgyied and excelkSxt contents, is a It6ydsJ
in itself
1t zOa5 tHGteG a hapty HOEghf 10 print q.
Enfire novel IN each tgpn16eT.
Not short noOelette, int d long story sacS
as yoH are used to get in hook form and pay
from one dollar to enc dollar and baLffor.
Not only that 6Ht zc5fA each nEnr5et- jon get
an abundance Of other contributions soairk gives
yon good magazine besides tie Hor'eI.
The ringing 6LOzos Which hare 5esn struck OF
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throughout TIE enfiye lard, and 10 day LiSti.-
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$500 PER ysar. IS et5. single number.
The publisher Of IBIS PAPER setH rseeiOE ysS-
ga5TeYiSfioH.
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x UCTlON p!

The undersigned will sell at public
auction on the second Monday of each
month, at Pullman, live stock and all
kinds Of second hand chattels, under the
management of the Pullman Stock Sale
Association. All property viii be adver-
tised free of cost to the seller. Parties
desiring to sell should notify the secre-
tary, r. A. Farr, at Pullman, in time to
have the same advertised. For further
particulars apply to the secretary.
Bring along your property.
q. IA. Bunker
9tf AUCTIONEER.
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CHAPTER VI.

Wight still lowered
over the broad expanse
Of prairie when Lieut.,
Perry and his little party,
after a brisk canter down
+ba voIlO- rooobod tho
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-02-08
= Nike is ALWAYS 80
.HOxne to all.

- None but the best of Wines and Liquors,
Beers, Cigars, Half-and-Half, Sodas, SarsaPar-
illas, ETC., will be sold over my counter. Cali
in, gentlemen, and see me.
3Itf NJ. II. LEITCH
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-25
THIEF AND SUICIDE
New lork's Postofice Cashier
 Shoots Himself.
DEFAULTER FOR S3o,ooo.
His Resignation Had Been Demanded
 and Given.

An Inspector Forces His Way Into the
 Defaulter's Residence-He Finds tho
 Cashier Dying from self-Inficted
 Wounds-A Guard Placed About tho
 House-rhc story of the Tragedy
 NEW YORK, Ian. 25.-George H. Louns- oorry, who was for 10 years cashier of tho New York Postotlice and who had been asked to resign few days ago, was discovered to be a defaulter yester- day to tho extent of between S35, ,OOO and $40, OOO
 Yesterday was the first day in many years that Lounsberry was not at his desk in the Postotlice. He was notified a few days ago by Postmaster Van Cott, that the Postmaster's son was to be lis successor.
 l.ounsbcrry left his desk Thursday evening and failed to appear at tho office yesterday An assistant took his place and everything went well until it camo time to deposit the days receipts for the sale of stamps, etc.. in the Sub-Treasury. Then it was dis covered that the cash on hand, which he was in the habit of keeping from day to day and which usually amounted to about >:5,o01 or $50, ,OO0, was missing.
 This fact was communicated to the
 
 patched superintendent of the registry department J. M Wood 70 Lounsber- ry $ residence at llackcnsack to secure some explanation from him.
 The exclamation that Wood brought back did not satisfy Mir. Van Cott, and last evening hc hurriedly dispatched Post Officer Wheelan to the cashiers house. When the latter arrived at the door of Lounsberry's residence he was met by q man servant who informed him that Lounsberry was very ill. and begged him to go for physician.
 I Thinking it was some trick to send way into the house and into Louns- bcrry's room. The sight that met his gaze when hc entered caused him to start back and rasp with amaZement, for there on the bed lay the cashier with blood tricliling from bullet wound in the right temple, while revolver was lying on the floor at his feet.
 He had shot himself at about 9 clock in the evening, only a few minutes be- fore tho Inspectors arrival.
 Dr. King, who had arrived in the meantime, did what he could for the suicide but pronounced his wound fatal.
 After placing tho dying man under guard hy two local posttiice Inspectors Mir. Vince 'an returned to New York and secured d warrant to search Louns- bcrrys house, under the impression tha. some of the stolen money might be Sccreted there.
 Resides the cash on hand, Lounsberry is supposed to have mado away with the contents of numerous pay envel opes, which were found ~uApty in the safe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-25
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Congregational church at New Haven. Vt., burned. Loss, S5, 800; insured.
 It is showing heavily in Oregon, and the Union Pacific beyond Green River is again blockaded.
 ColonelJ J. L. Darlington, proprietor of Ballard House and Exchange Hotel5 Richmond, Va, is dead.
 Hon. T. J. McGibben, president of the Latonia Jockey Club and the best known horseman in Kentucky is dead.
 Sonhor Barjona Freitas has been ap- pointed Portuguese Minister to England in place of Senhor Miguel Martins d'Antas, nsferred to Paris.
 Sir Henry Manisty, of London, Jus tice of tho Court of Queens Bench. was stricken with paralysis while seated on the bench. His condition is serious.
 Brakeman Chas. Curry. in attempt ing to jump on a freight train on the Boston and Albany Railroad at South Birmingham, Mass, fell under tho wheels and was instantly killed.
 Addison M. Sawyer, the wealthiest short illness from blood poisoning. Mir. Sawyer, among other inventions, in vented the Sawyer gun, which was used during the war of the rebellion. lie was 64 years old.
 Rt Rev. John C. Nerag. Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of san Antonio, Tex, IS seriously ill and not expected to live many hours. Bishop Nerag is over sixty years of ago. and as a churchman has control of the entire State of Texas.
 A despatch received at the Maritime Exchange in New York city from London states that tho steamship Lavonia, of the German line, which loft New York Jan. for Ham burg. was abandoned at sea in sinking condi- , tion on Jan. 13. All hands were saved A letter from Bishop James A. O'Connor. dated St. Augustine, Fla, states that hls health is failing rapidly and that he never expects to see Omaha again. Bishop O'Connor is we'll known throughout tho country as one of the prominent figures ill tho Catholic Church.
 Henry s. Pierce, of Canandaigua, N. Y., ex-Collector of Internal Rev enue for the District of Western New York, is dead, aged 54 years. His death was caused by inhammatory rheumatism following influenza He was appointed Collector by President Arthur in 1Ss2, and held the office until his term eX- pired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-25
CLEVELAND AND THE TARIFF
Tho Ex-Prcsident Glad to See tn Oues-
 ton Discussed.

Tho Ex-President Glad to See tn 0ues-
 ton Discussed.
 CHICAGo, Jan. 25.-A letter from eX- President Grover Cleveland was read at tho concluding session of the Custom Cutters National Convention. In it ho says:
 "The question of tariff reform di- rectly affects all the people of the land in q substantial way, and they ought to be interested in it's discussion. am afraid that great many of our fellow citizens are too apt to regard this as a political question, intricate and com pleX, affecting them in q remote way, and ono which may well enough be left for politicians to wranglo over. This induces neglect of the subject on the part of great number of our people and a willingness to blindly follow the party to which they happen to belong in their action upon it. It is good sign to see practical men. such as be- long to your association, discussing the question for themselves If this is done intelligently and with sincere intent to secure the truth, tariff reformers, think, have no need to fear tho result of such discussion"