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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23
Treat EN- all Alike.

1t will be good news to all honest peo-
pie, whether living in Chicago or else
where, that the new mayor of that city
has closed up all the public gambling
places and announces his intention to
keep them closed. Chicago has, in the
past, been the paradise of gamblers and
thieves, and expulsion therefrom will
be a proper subject for rejoicing. In
dustrial Review.
gamble with cards and dice are ex-
PEELED only the least harmful class Of
gamblers will be gotten rid of. When
the worst class OF gamblers have been
attacked the churches and counting
houses will have to be invaded and
some of the most heightened and re-
spectacle men will be in the band OF
outcasts. Those who gamble in the So
called gambling bells Of the cities, lose
or win only their money and bring
wretchedness and woe only on their
families, but those respectable (?)
church-going and misunderstanding
gamblers of the higher order bring des-
Olation and woe upon untold millions.
The one is condemned and outlawed be-
cause he does his gambling behind the
green screen and with the accompani-
ments of toddy bottle and glasses. The
other does his in the so-called legiti-
mate way, in the exchanges. He too
may have the inspiring champagne or
the more prophetic brandy, but his is
the least vicious OF the two, because his
losses affect the stomachs OF widows and
orphans thousands of miles away. His
speculations as he chooses to call them
may mean that the poor mans fire may
go out during the severest blizzard, or
that the widows meal barrel may give
out at the time when 1t is most need
ed.
The gambler in futures is worse than
the card and dice men, whom God
knows is bad enough.
Yes, brother. let us work for the day
when no man should be anxious to take
the earnings of another without rem
dering him an equivalent for them, and
this is Just what the rambler does.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23
A Small Cable Car Strike.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 1S.-The
Kansas City Gable company which ope-
rates the largest system. of cable rail-
ways in the city, had little strike on
its hands to-day. Last night thirteen
men were discharged for joining
newly formed employees organization.
To-day, after they had taken out their
trains, thirteen crews struck, aban-
doning their trains wherever it hap
pened to please them. Extras" were
Immediately put to work and but little
DELAY occurred. A general strike is
not probable.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23
The Texas Colored Alliance.

The strength of the Texas colored al
lance is shown in the following letter:
Stanford or Blaine choice of the ne
gro alliance. The colored farmers al
lance now numbers 1.25O.0OO members
In round numbers. This includes the
entire membership in all the states.
Of this number from $50, 900 to 10000
are females, and $50, 900 are males I'M
der twenty years of age, leaving 800, 900
men. We have issued about 1000 sub
charters, fifty-six county and one state
charter since the Ocala convention.
The order everywhere is in the most
prosperous condition. I believe that
seven-eights OF the colored alliance men
favor independent action. They might
be brought to act with the republican
party if satisfied that that party in
tended in good faith to carry out the
alliance demands as formulated at Ocala
and afterward Endorsed by the confed-
Grafton at Washington. Should STAN
ford or any other equally qualified man
OF the people be nominated by the peo-
pie for the presidency in 1892, he can,
with proper care. pretty safely deDend
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23

on i, 600, OOO colored votes. Certainly
people change their minds The farm
ers' alliance may 60 over to the demo
cratic party. Some say it will. If so,
the colored people may yet make a
pretty fight for James G. Blaine. l
mention these two names because col
ored sentiment is for Stanford first, then
Blaine. r. M. HUMPHREY,
Supt. G. F. A., Houston, Tex.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23
Tax Levies Reduced.

KANSAS CITY, June 1S.-The Stars
Leavenworth, KS, special says:
The annual levy made on the thirty
or forty judgments obtained by certain
bondholders against Doniphan county
in 1887, has been reduced by Justice
Brewer and Judge Caldwell of st.
Louis, from II to II mills. The levy
will be pro rated, by order Of the court,
among the holders of the judgments.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23
Gone to Join the Fleet.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.-United
States steamers Mohican and Alert left
here this morning to join other gov
eminent vessels in Behring sea
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23

Let us get RID OF both classes OF gam
blers-the church-going gambler in
futures, and the bar-room gamblers
with dice and cards.-Farmers vi.
dette.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23

WHEN WHITING TV ADVERTISERS
nlooeo sto+o n - ~-c.,- 49, n -.-7----.-.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23

nr1een Ieet IN exteut-Lawrence ]
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-06-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
Tn. Gr.phophons Company Election.

The annual meeting Of the American GRAPHIC
phone Company took place at Harpers Ferry,
West Virginia, yesterday. The annual reports
we're presented The following were elected
directors for the ensuing year: Chas- J. Bell,
James G. Payne, Edward ID. Easton, Andrew
Devire. John H. White, Robert O. Hol;zman
and James A. B..tea
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-fLAT OF 6TOs ROOMS, WITH ALL
w modern convelitences, IN u. W. section; small
family. Kent not to be over $50 mouth. Address
Box u. Star ONCE. oc13-3ts
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-AGENTLEMA EXPECTING 10 RE
w main IN shnston for several months. wishe,
board with private family; must be comfortable anc
convenient to 18th and Pa ave- ;refsrence Address
PATER, Star office. ocI2.2ts
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FOR RENT-FLATS,

EOR RENT-SECOND-STORY FLAT IAoS I4TH
y st. Il. w. seven ROOMS with heat and water j. L.
L,OR RENT-4 AND BROOM FLATS; PRIVATE
Il bath; I'd story; on st. NV. bet. 18th and 5th ;
large back yard; e15 per month. PROCTOR &
PROCTOR. 907 6 st. NV oci0-3t
LfOR RENT-FURN1SHED. TO ADULTS, A VERY
Il desirable nat OF six rooms east, south and west
exposure; price e65 reference go 9th n. s1724ts
DOR RENT-TWO SUITES OF FIVE ROOMS
each, with windows to the north and SOUTH second
hoor 422 st. nv Rent Fedn Inc to "a to small
opposite Trinity Church. ocS-6t
EoR RENT-IN WEST END FLATS. 2eao X ST. ;,
4 near signal ONCE and ten minutes from Treasury
Department. tve rooms; bath; range; al modern in-
provements rent $40.
Also three rooms bath pantry with sink and water;
rent $40: each has separate coal vault and gas
meter se2j-3ws
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FOR RFNT-HOUSFS

l.spk AN E-.zei 20 81. ;. ". TNOlsIutsl sNI
= basement hnck. roclls aud all uIoa. lnsp..
so % pr month 't~f
wASnN DANrNHOWlR
ocloSd Corner l3,h and Il ~,
L>oR mNT-ass PORTNFR lIACE TWO
y CRY snd cellar tTick q roous ana al nlod imr.
wAsHN nASFNHuwrR
oele-f Cora.r i.i,k and q "a
LUk RENT-NEw ls-RoUM HOUR 2ig @
4 - n. a. al Imgz. windows 20 north susf "A
south rcni. euO D., \. AclNfl .s.2 { 81 n q
VpIlcsite Trinity chrrrh. oclO-sa
LNOE E'.Nr- HANDSOME MN HOrSF on
Il Ncs' 'iiuster -. 10 rnous and "a h CON rid
csllar. electric fixtures; ss7 prr month
OclO-R hhlCh a LifsCoNfR, sls n<th q
I>oR RENT-NAIrARLF RUsINFSS rRopFRTY
II II. CoRNkR ~ AND i2ra SIS y " We
Nt,i rent 20 desirable tenant Tor leas g years
this WY business ruruer. lot IA parttrul.rs
AdTly 20 fhoS. J. fisHiR a co,
ocN-th lf.s - nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

Iooms end hath; $p. Keys at 2l4o Florida ave. A.
II. SEMMES. Room u. Builder Exchange, Sis 18th
ct oc0-lm.
FOR RENT SOS ? q. be. 9r -. sas
i Bolt . ct. be, 1ar. y2lS st. br ware
m 4, without stable eco house. 3r...........
lal5 2S.l. br, 81 m l. 30. 30 Cor :sth and sts. b,
5ss 'n :, . nl. 'O' Cor sah and .s n 10
ISL 2sth ST. br. 81 m i.3 lsois 3o,h $, br or Is 50
80 80 81, br. .r, N l. 30: 80 County road. Falls
:sss4 Pros Dr. rs 1900 ST. tr Is 90
as I, 4 & E anil isi ~ sFS fis 81 hrs
stable lG % 80 l532 18th ST.. fr. tr- 10 %
1olO sd d. hr. Tor 11lo SD ST. fr, or ..-.....e
CT. TICKLING.
ocl3-tr 12o4 32d st. n W.. West Washington.
Tor RENT-BEAuTIFUL FURNISHED 10
room house. 1Sfs n W; ele-snt furniture. mo-
Quet'e and brussels carpets. piano. china ware. &c.
cheap at eli0 per mo. EMERSON Z CO.. 20 tn
st. NV. ocl:t,e-
EoR RENT-A NEW IoRoOM HOUSE; BATH.
furnace. range, hot and cold water and stable,
only $40 per month: also . new houses for sale on
HALDENAN. Cos 4 st. ocl3-:i:
EOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL NV CORNER on
10th St. IL roons and baths. steam heat hand
$3.50. a, " GoR,iSS. '''
II $40 18th ct. n.
EoB RENT = FURNISHED = MAG NITICEYT
corner residence on Iowa circle FURNISHED TX
uriousiy throughout. For permit apply &c
II A. *. GORNAN. $40 18th st. ..
EOR RENT-7l5 ST. n. W. lO-ROOM BhICk:
south I1ont completely turnis shed. $40 a month.
-,,,. slfITH JEFFoRDs,
oe~o-S oil 18th st. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

- AaAA anu NAA
ets nv. Vita lasEe
Stable 7adssT,lel : 90. a
Iowa c2rcls. ~ rooms
anu = tzihs. sO(
Ma Hv. over.ookln-
lhoinAs Clrcie. with
.,,'ll.i'...-....-..--.--. Jk
lSfhst. cor NJ over touk-
AK Conn ave. with
ftari'.---.-.........lib. o.
tohn ave aud lsg lour-
- - s.--...s....-sk Aa. =
Mas ave bet islh anu
.lNl.l 81 ..--...... .sSlsi. z
\ mr. McPherScn ~. .;.sss
q -. cor .tifu -. IA
The New port. cor Mas
ave aid ttu ~ nv. 90
lSfh ~. overlooking
Conn ave. lrt NJ and
y So. slii.ftAois'. ....1a
h NJ n-ur NulIL aNs.....sl..s
Rhode Island ave let
llth and 18th SIS. -
farregut ~ uAre. -
be col Elss anu Il sis
nv. l.afs and hath. -
Thomas cir,le..........55.
II bet 18th ana 18th. -.
X lave bet isth 81 and
Conn ave. i-ar and
hath lsuuih sl,lel .,.ts,. 3.
y let li,th and.Dth. los. *
lsth ~ Get Al and \ sts
Sseasoal ...,...-..,.....lN
l4tL II. cur l. st.....aOs
n =; BET Conn ave and
AsaA -i.-.s.--
ltiE II bet . and * sls. -,
Conn ave ad jacent ~
Lafayette square. =. .2Of
Is ~, cor sist............-0
q NJ let 18th ana 18TH
ste 1seasOul ......-....1ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
CHRISTIAN wORKEka
Convention to Be Held In This City Next
Month

pxLHaArZs KxPKcTKD FROM ALL PARTS or TIE
UNITED STATES AND cASADA--soME OF THE
GENTLEMEN WHO WILL SPEAK AND THE SUB
JKcrs THKY WILL DISCUSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
SUMNER RESORTS

ID H1kfEa's rEhHy, W VA
T. b, LofkTr, PROP,
OPEN UNTIL DkckAbl-R 4 nu1zHw
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RRNT-NIcKLY FURNISHED HOUSE
Il within squarc OF the Capitol; seven rooms and
bath. Call or address 207 LIST ST. ne. ocis-3fs
Tor RENr-oNE AND HALF SQUARES
Il west of Conn. ave. and st., 2l4Q Florida ave- "a
Ioculs and bath: <0o. Keys at 2l4o Florida ave. A
H. SEMMES. Room II. Builder Exchange, sis 18th
ct. ocsS-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

H8AAN ~ -
lsth and Conn ave
X ! ave bet lsth ana
~ TOM ANe..............S IN
Dupuut circle west
: sldel. i4rs and two
90 hatlss.....-.....--.-lS I'M =
jefferson Ylsce het Ocnn
ave and lsrh Il. I'LL
81 X bet iUth&l7th. ltsi. e.
lbet 18th aud liHh. ltai. ~
* Macs ave 1T 10th and
lith sts. with sfa. ltsi. 81
* II ;i,st l.rh aud arh sts. lt,l
- Conn ave let n aud l.
~ tfs 1890. ........-|..l Is
Gs' bet :s,th ana sist
~ his -......-...-..-.....1as
y - bat 18th st.d 18th. ~,
Eth u, cor lie sales 81. II
20 slsi ~ b,.t a and \ So. Ia
- lst ~ Let y A X ste. IL
loih - yust nofth 81 lG.
20 isrs sndixo baiis i.Si. 3
20 JsfieTsun y are het Conn
ave aud lsNh - l.Sl 3.
- y - bet l-fb aud l.3th
- sis. lurs aud hath IL,
- 10Th - let 4 and a. sta.
llrs and bath IL
Conn aN l-t d Lists. II.
. "a NJ VI b. Z Conn aNeA lshu ~.
. 81 v 81 t-t ls,tE aud .sDsh. L..
sNif = l..4f n usal "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13

II lS4l lo 1T NV, llr 800 10s ! st n e. tr.. 20 n
3I3 Pa ave nv. upper lts.g 6th ne. m /. i6 IS
noors 90 lUSs 9th ..... LII. 80
~ On q -, lr, N ~ SadsusOurs road. -
215 Fh sw Ibr ali IA d. so .seOl IA az Sc tf 10 So
DIR .ea al an 30 - Brewers "A a. ar a
DO I'D 81 B-. 30 hear d nv, -
| PAS 9Th e. or. all IN so sIOAt.S
20 9Th al 30 ia Pa uil'gSl2S
y4s 18th 81. sr. ali M ~ 30 ga ph 1T 20
oc7 swokMsTEDT 4 BRADLEY. asss st.
Loh RkNr-FURNisHED-To fRiyATE PAN.
l. lily. l54s VT. ave. seI.-lni.
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bOOl AM rOOND.
4 0sT-bETaEEN IsTH 81. AND PEHSsTL-
L. vania ave. and l4th 81. and lenlsyiNanin ave,
Soos. S ONE seoa .se oisi SisSs ons
s N w, 70 aEisEseI 81 ssir $40 and ai ssss
+ osT : ON OCT. 10. on 2lsr ST. OLE PA.
snd prescr.ption tinder viii please return 70 7i3
2lst 1t. n. w. and receive reward. IL
n osT-A TAIL GATE OF WAGON BETwFEN n
IL and IS SITS. and x on Hall ct. q. ". LAber.l ~
ward II returned to go Center Market. ocL3-ats
I osT-oN THE 18TH INSTANT. A NJ, BE-
via K Franklin Park. and FerIaOnf ave. Iafr q
rtnless slybted spectscles, steel frame fndeK
leave Al tOts L<th 81 n We aid reeve rewArd ocl3
4 osI-oN MONDAY EVENING ON AVENUE
containing money and pspsrs vainApls onIy
finoe1 Will Keep the money and receive additional
ward w returning pocket book 10 az xist g
r osT-oCToBER 8. BRiNDLf DOG; ANswERs
~ name Of Jack tax No. Ass5. pissss rs<urn 70 80
CTkAlEp-FkoM soi- nth ST. NE. L1i.IK
sb ,sa 49, y, bernard d'S. Liberal reward 70
I osT OK sIRAYED-ocToBEk q ehoMN
n. az tsAs xls rRo, On sss, ~
seine 70 $40 Mas-schnsstts ne ocl2 81
II osr-sTRAYED IRON 5000 O ST.. Ah Ing
- hsh mastin; collar with owners nAms on: tx Ne
go. Liberal reward n returned oe va.
II osT-AN ENAMEL TkoM "A PiK. FfKDER
c-,, VII pss's return to iis0 i'h oc, :ns -
GIn REwARD-LosT SUNDAY NIGHT LADY's
OlO gold watch and chain: slnsl sold drum aud
Above a rs~ard f,ii ssss.s g Star ocs
- Primes oeorss's Co., Nd. two hor--.. . eel and
.s ssss sis III ana '-s ssss
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WANTED-To BUY a LOT so BY I5O FEET
'''' ~ j. R. HEREFORD.
ocl3-3t 14IQ q st.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

Lon RkNI-A rIRaT-CLAss CAFE IN HAT Los
calts " the city. near depertmonts and caFs. yerv
cnsa2s =, - ed rsasons made known o eppiiestol
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

,s.l-u IS. y. sIorSr-e. = ,,
|.l-.S q -. store aud TX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
FOR RENT-STABLES.

E,oR RENT-RLAk on ST BET sTH AND
10Th SITS. n. brirk stable and mage house
and lot: suitable for two hOrsss and ony
elO AlsO suso.illls stable Al Per mo
L'oR kENT-sTABLE IN REAR OF 2Ols X ST
y nv fot two horses laree earrtsse hoase sd,olu-
WOODS. q let l4th and 18th rt.. oclO-sas
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w A1N GL-O4I " = 14O4NS.
NNANrED-PLACE FOR NURSE LADY
w wishes to place for excellent colored nurse
Address Box %. Star ONCE. IT.
NATURALIZATION By COMPETENT EN-
w gineer and general mechanic; capable Of doing
All repairing. Address ENGINEER. care L y Man
kin, i2i7 3lst ST., West Washington ocl3-2r'
WANTEp-BY COLORED DRESSMAKER.
w SEWING in private families by the day week or
With nrst-ciass dresssnaker. Address q. u. Stax
ONCE IT.
WANTEDLBY a CoLORED MAN WHO Is
W hrs;-c!ass soAehman. Just finished his enssaSs-
ment nth New YORK family. employment; nrst.
WASTED-BY A WOMAN, PLACE Az COOK
W ~ iaundress in . ANAL private family; 70 home
- hsnt; No post.l cards received l,0 10th st. n ".
WANTEp-BY A FRENCH GIRL. SITUATION
w as LADY, maid and to teach young lsdies French
God refersnee Address l. B.. star ofics. oci3-t'
WAS1Ep-BY LADY GRADUATE OF NOR
In prive:e school OF family Good nathclrstician Ref
erenee gwen. Address u. J. T., esaS ozco. ocl32Ss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10

een in runoer Summe $173,0 00. Ser
glei6t man Die @rDBe uno Die @lnrtbtun>
gen bieler BIbne nit oerlell oes BaDreutber
Wagner1I beaters, 10 niro man 81 Dem
S6luIie ton1nlen, baB $250,000 .ptelel6t
geraDe CUR 0erlteuun9 Der 8llhne alrsretz
1en miiroen. Die auditorium Subne Ut
80 SUB brett, 70 ttef Ino 50 bod Die
8aDreutber beltebt aus 3lpet Sbetlen, bon
oenen Der poroere alietn 90XT uno Der oa>
binterlteQeroe 41X39 SUB l1iBT, Die 0Dbe
betrGgt 96 SUB, ilbcr Der BlDHe erbebt ltD
tburmarttg Dsr SbnirbnDeu, unter ber>
lelben lit Elm Nbgrunb, bet 0eforattoz
men bon Der @rDBe Der gallael Subs
uen6o6e auf Elm Wtal autnebmen
fam. Die tpunberDolIe @tnrthtung
oes peroedten Srdeiters in 8apreutD, tneDr
aber nod Die ytadbilOung Der 9ana mum
berbareu 8iibnenmehantf Dlroen CUM
men Oerlhltngen, BON Oenen lt6 Da5 III
oieler Sadie lebr finolide @en1iit1 oes0rn.
Sgoen ni6tS trGunlen lGBt. @inl6lteBlI6
Der Grbauung zines palenoen 8ilbnenlelts
l~ptelbauies, Das ntdt ME oaS III 8apreutb
nur 1900 Site, ionoern tpte Das Nuottoz
RUM al Die 5000 umfaBt, unD etnlhlleBz
LID zines %aritdnoigcn @arantie= Souos tllr
Die &llnltIera lieBe lid nit elmer ae1n Wtal
gr0Beren Sumne, als tie Sr. Ogden 8ez5,
0a1t bat, l6on @tDa5 anfanaen. SIR oaS
MeltausitelungSidbr SaleHl ipdtee ine lolbe
NnIage aber gum Sclfer' htlta4s9eportenes
.@elo uno fir Die $3ufllnft pIroe fife 1t6
audi ntdt be5ablt 11adeu, oG pie Wa9nerz
@emeinbe in Nmertfa nt6t 10 3abIreid tit,
Bag lie etn 10 'toitipieli9es ,6units Snitttut
erbaIten f0nnte. gSie tbeuers *oaS 3u+1teben
fommen plrDe, tpirb tlar, ,tpenn ntalt be-
oenft. bah ote .Soliiten, ! bic na6@ieoent
8%aDreutber Seitipiel .su BEN Milnautee'er
nad] Arnertfa I~runspDrttrt lDeroenimilBten,
Elm 6eioengelo ais .6onorare beaaipru6en
mIroen, oQB bas fSdllet ale &3spei Sabre
bon 8apreutb neu tmporttrt tDerbet1 muBte,
uno oaB ferner our GtnItu6irnng etlteS Deirt
8aDreutber ebenblirtigen Ghores uno 5ur
@etpinrung zines ienem ebenbiirti9en Srz
9elters betrGhtliGe Sulnmen ~1lotbpenotg
iein !piiroen.
0as Queruniini9ite an. benz S9ben'i6en
8lane lit aber Der 8orf6ldg, ais arttIttl1e
9eiterin Srau Goitma SIT %geDinnen, ipel6e
BON Der Snlcentrin8 oteler Wtnlttz
orar1en 10 biel ipie ni6ts peritebt uuo in
8aDreutb burh tbr cities 9rctnreoen bet
ben ~SeitipieIen t1ebr unbeiI onridtet, .alS
Die beiten Setter mieoer 9utn1a6en fDnnen.
@us bieiem 8ori6la9 audit freiIih Der
ftnoige @eihGftSmann bcraus, Der Trau
Goitma ais 9teflamen1ittel benuBen mDdte.
.0ie freuoige 6offnun9 pieler. WtImauz
fee'er, oaB ibre Staot oaS ameritanilhe
Wfetfa BET Wagnerianer perben uno bas
SabernateI Wagner'i6er &unit in gmerifa
beberbergen weroe, miro iomit ii6erlih
i6on in na6iter !3eit in Ni6ts seritieben,
obi6on tpir urieren freunoIiden geahbarn
ben Gubm, bas aineritanii6e 8apreutb sn
iein, neiolcs gegonut bGtten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10
.Staot Chicago.
B2rauOuNO Dec pol.
81 9ro6artioem Style betrteben.
Cine bieiige 6.rma uul GanIenOe bon
Soiers 6ritOblen.
Der Ghdter perhoftet uno eeftdnoi9.

Cine lett eiuem bolben SSabr iuitena.tlb
betriebene Beraubuug Der Nolt bier in @bi1
cogo lit geiterr eroIldl aufNeoedt uno Oct
IDGter Derbaftet morDen, nahpem cine Der
beoeutenoiie: Sirmeu 9hicago's nm Sauz
bebDroe Durb Die WtallenDie6itdble ta1t sur
8ersipeiflung getrieben mar. Der unTanG
oes YoltraubeS 1T eln 10 r%ltgeDeurer. Dap
ole G%ntDedung Oes 3b0ters uno leiner
nW1eibooe" boTfeHtllh cine Jteuerung III Der
MISUNDERSTANDING h%erDlrtt, tpelde 0aE
bin gebt, dbniiGe Wtalienrduberetel flnt1
ttghin unmDgli6 2u MAIDEN. Vor etrpa
einem batbeu Sabr meloete Die 6irnta
WfontgomerD. Waro & 3d., oerer1 Jtlelr1>
geiA6it in Nderbauz uuo WtrtbihaTtsge7
rdtbl6aIten 9to. Hills Wtl6tgan Nue.
liegt, 8erlHite all tDrcn OrIetlbdtten an.
Die bamalS angeltellteu Jtadtor16ul1gert
blle6en erfolglo5; BON Wfonat 81 Utonat
llefeu pettsre Belhmeroen Der Ulrlna Elm,
bis bieielbe ibre Nerluite aIS 10 groBe be-
aei6nete, DAB lie lid IN Die Yoltbeboroe III
MQlbington 3u rpenDen oroDte. Jlah otez
len Gsra bun gen nit benz bieiI9el Soer1e
BoitiHlpeftor Gapt. S. =. Stuart muroe
sunG6it folgenoes feltgelteut: Ser JtduDer
bat telne ben Uriefeu entlcmlnsaen @DeGs
gefdti6t INN BET irgelO elmer Banf eil19e OFT
uuo cbemiopeuia @eriude gema6t, Money
Orders" na6 geidlidter lliteribrift el1su5
f~aiiircn. @r bat alio II Die Postal
Notes, melde obne 8eaultanoung hnO
Dbne Soentificirung bes 8eltbers aus9es
aablt peroeu, au @eloe 8ella6t. Aut otes
len SAluB baute @npt. Stuart lellen
&~rieaspian. @r lieB iih BON W(ontgoNerp,
Marn & So. cine Site bon Yoltlenoul9ell
bura Noits gtoten anIertigen, nelde noerS
loren" geBangen mareli.
Gin BruGJbeil Dicier 9iite, auf pel6er
ettpa % 0}eten perssthnet 1tnb, fonnte BON
Der Strma naliirlid aud crit mad lall9erl
6tnunoberidrejben nit &uIioen, ipel9e DIE
gioten seianot baben iollten, nno nit ben
Noitmeiitern iensr OrtiGaiteM erlan9t per7
Oeu. Nber nod cine piel srobere Sdtples
rigteit mar 3u iiberwinOen. Dee golfalS
Notes, wel9e t1gliA in ben Boltdnltern
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10
Jnlano.

SER @eora 8Idert, ebemals
@eneralaaent uno Correspondent Der ISL.
Staats 3eitung", lift in Sos Nneeles, mo er
III ben IeBten Sabren tbGttg mar, plDBli6
9eltorben, cine 1fa6rihT. pel6e Die ptelen
parmen 6reunoe, mel6e Der @eritorbene
ftp in ben ganSen Ser. Staten au ~errinsen
ae1nuBt. i6mer5lib beriibren pirb. @corg
Gilfert mar Elm 9teffe Des groBen 0i6tsrS
uno binterlGBt in 9eutl1lauo cine oerz
beiratbete Sodter.
Sn Sartforb in Connecticut
baben S BIN 3oofer nno 5Srau S a
bella 8ee6er SOFTER Dieler Gage
Die 9 olDenet0 d t ~gefeiert. Scooter
lit eln angeiebener Nbpofat uno 9teoatteur
BET @ntIGeiOungen oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ron Connecticut, lctne Sreu, Die iiingite
S6pelter 0enrD Q8aro Beeders, geboren
am ~. 6ebruar 1922, cine gelitrelde
S6rtfttte4erin un0 8bilantbropin. Die iih
aud plel nit SptrttualtsmuS EnD Sraueuz
re6ten befaBt bat. Die iGmmtltd,en Jtihz
ter oeS Sbergeri6tS bon Connecticut, &r>
Senator @DartS BON 9lem Y)orf uno cine
Wtenge bon rDetbliden Wlttltreiteriunen err
ldlslleu our 5Yeier, unD Der 0artforber
n&qual Jttabts Club" perebrte 6rau Scooter
etnen 9roBsn &unen uno $40 III @olo.
= 90 II / it er 3 Iqine's @eunbs
bettsan itanO iheint feinesnegs ein
lebr betrteDtgenber au lein, Bonn Die 8nlnilie
BAT lth %neraulaBt 9elebeu, Or. lB. 80.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10
WttluAmfee, Ste Ustaot 0er tets
men EbOrbctt"". 3

8ar3ibaI, Der refine Tbor, ioa tpG6reno
Der Weltaus1teuung nah GaDreutber Wfu>
tter in WflIDautee aufertteben, uEo Die bie=
oeren Oeutl6en utierer gfa6barItaot, tpelhe
1i6 itol3 Die Oeutl6sN tbener nenlen, polz
len tbre Bler1ta0t in etne &unititoot per-
tDanoeln! @an3 UfIipaufee lit ~9egenpdr>
tig oh oieies Ylanes in NIufregung, Der
nihts tpeniger beSnedt, alS bort our 3eit
Der Weltaus lteaun9 QSagner' ide 8ibneuz
feitipIele inter Der Qettung ietner Wittpe
ab3ubalten. S6oH in tpenIgen Iagen miro
ober oer 8egellterungSrauih perflogen lein
DeS S6effeI'i6 en Srompeierlieoes vSebut'
DID @ott, IS mar 10 lhOn 9euelen -8ez
bit DID Soft, es bat nt6t lolIen Ietu",
gu @rabe 9eleitet weroen.
9roBarttg tDGr's ia, Deun Der Ylan CUR
Qusfuprung fGnle = aber, aber 0, pteles
entiebll6e Nber Der urbeber oeS llaneS
lit ein 6err VI. Wf. O9ocn, @eidditSletter
Der enBIliden USdliy' YNrt Opera So,
alto jeDenTalls ein idlauer @lgllids Qmeriz
fauer, Der letn Gebtag nod feiner Sapreuz'
tier Spernauftubrung betgemobnt uno Der.
nt6t aus %Ioedient, lOlOerH Dem lebr MIDI
terueli Nntrtehe. Den @blcagOer lSeltausz
fteuuugsbeiudern III WttliDdlItee Den @jeloz
beEteL leidter 3u MAIDEN, ben @e0anten err
griffeu bat. Seiue @Htmtdelung Der SSoee
Al eGnem 4lane III nun cine 10 unttnnlge,
baB paourd) oer gauge Ylan binfGQig miro.
@eraoelu laderlld) l0OH III letne Soee, nit
elmer Nlertel WilliOn Dollars ELI lOl1es
NielenuuterNehmen ms Nert leBcn au
pollen. Ole &oiien ner medlaniiden Sin.
rtdtlngeu Der bleli9en Auoltorlums8llbne
alletn obne OetO.ationen, ul1o pom 3us
ihanerrnnm p%eIlit0nDia abaelehen = betrus