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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21
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mar tp6brenb Der Iesten atpei Sabre nit
ReuraIsia beS ROpieS, @asenS unS Der
Sebdrmutter bebaftet unb idreibt: ,Tsine
Rabrang f9ien mid gar ni9t -aa f~r6ftissn,
unS mein gppetit mar ieBr perdnSerliG.
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men. unb i'd bate iolde Sdhasr;sn In mel.
ner Iinfen Seite. 9es Worss11s, ipssu ic5
auftunb, bate i3 cine &aiie eGleim int
Runbe unb einen idisdten bitteren Gs.
i4mad. RnndmaI purbe mein QgtBcm
tur3. unb ih bate 70 feItiams, taun,etnte,
tIcpfenbe @efibIe ur,S @ers. SD bate
ben san3en Sag Sdntsrsen urter ben G9ul.
tsrbIdttern, in Der linfen Geite, anb abipdrt5
binten in ben @liebern. Sn benz na1cn,
taIten @intsrs unb Sriibiabrs.Ge Better fbisa
e5 f4Iimmer 81 f~uerben; unb fobaIb tis
perioben fanen, tpurben nisins Siibe ,no
9dnbe falt, unS i9 tpnnte gar ni9t idIafen.
SD probirte es iiberaa un5 trbieIt feline
Sinberung, ebe i9 August Flower esbreudts.
Damn fam bic Senberune. GS bat mir
tpunberbar gut set9an tpdbrenb FER !3eit.
no ids eenonmen hase, unS bc!pirft eiue
~scnItdnbiee SeiInn1." @
g. g. GreelL s!aciaiser Gabriicat,
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faniI6en Sa9espre6e Sieles auSSus
Ieben baben einen ~serabe3u einjig oas
ifebenben unteruebmunes9eiit fam
maj ibr nidt abipreden.
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es, Der Dem amerifaniiden SournaliSs
mus Dor Dem @nglanb's unb Seuti6>
lambs, ia Ser sansen @elt, ben Sors
rang perfaafft bat.
Stun 1T es ia uqbr, Dap bieier biel'
aeprieIene nnternebmunsseeiit gar oft
faIf6e gabnen perfolst, inbem er Der
franfbaften Seniationsiu6t bes
YubIifums wiaig bient.
Muf Ser anberen Seite aber iuirft er
au6 @utes. @ir woacn bier nidt
BON ben neutrality-suspicious. unb
Mfrifareiien reben, Die amerifaniide
8eitun9en auf ibre Soften D%eranitalten
liebel. Ni6t bon ben ipertbboGen
mifenI6aftliGen Gutbedunsen, Die
ibre &crtretcr semadt. @ud bic Ius'
bilbung tes Sepeidenoienltes bis gu
elmer ME getraumten @oIfommenheit
bleibe bier unberibrt.
S6On burd Bic I%ufbednn9 Der sable
rciden s6ninbelpIaue. Die bas
Iei6taldubise 8oIf b%ebroben, eriuirbt
f6 unIere 4re6e 8erbienite.
3o9 gr6sere burd Die Serbreituns
elmer Sntcaigen3 inter benz amerifanis
iden @olfe, bic bafIelbe font nte ers
reiden wiirbe. rSie 8eitungen mas
den Sen Nlmcrifaner 81 Gem, mas CT
1T" - io0te Der alte @labftone eins
NAL ; unN CT modte 10 unreAt nidt
baben
@oS unS Seuti6omertfoner anbe'
lanet, 10 1T bas 9ute, bas mir ben
INSTRUMENTATION 8eitunsen ber'
eanfen, ni6t gar erob. Ser Seilt b.s
Matipismus tr69t bieran Die SaulS.
Nt6er gerose besbalb fenten mir bops
pelt berborbebcn, mas uns oh unS 81
lobenswertb %Dnrfcmnt,
@or uns lie9t cine Der leBten Stunt
meyu SeS @ep gorfsr Serials. Oarin
| fin6sn iuir in bcutfaer Sprade cinen
i~ntereIanten @ert6t iibcr bas Ginger
feft in Iemarf. llnb auf ber ebito'
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idcn 2citartifel, in melhem BEN
SeutI6omsrifaneptbum Borte Der Nns
crfenaung in ieiner ci9cnsn Spra9t
9e;olt iuerten.
@cr nit bcn a%merifaniiden Sci.
tung8perbdltnihen befannt 1T, petb,
Oob man6e 9robe en9liide 3ettnng ii
OieIem 2anbe inter ibren Susenoer
bon Ntitarbeitern audi nid)t Ginen bat
Der Gin beutides @ort entaiTern, nod
piel weniser eincn bcuti6en SAP idrei
ben f0nnte,
Gem g%enannten Slatt 9ebibrt bes
balb ni9t MIR fir feline @uroi9nng De
8ebcutung bes bieiaen Seuti6tbhms
Ionbern ou6 fur ieinen l1nterneb
muu0sseiit In%ertennung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

ten. eLs man Jest f5Iidt Oarrei.
DUNG aIfobplifder Getrdnfe unterlieb.
erbelte er ftd nod 6 bis s @oden bou-
itanbia bas Sebadtntb febrte gang
aumdbIib bts CUR geip0bnli6en Starfe
pieStr.
Mpd einmaI bate Ser 8ater fPater
Dem Snaben in Der b~artndfisen @n-
nabme elmer itdrfenben Gieenfdaft gei<
tiger Getrdnfe Mittass un6 @benbs
ein Metnalas Bier ge9eben, icbOd
idon nod 3 bis 5 @oden ipurbe Dies
Ser cine beutIide Nbnabme bes Ges
cddtni6es unb 9erabiesuns Der seiitis
gen Sabigfeiten bemerft, Die iid erit
iuieber boben, ais Dem @IfobolgenuB
9dnsIiG Gin Gnbe 9ernadt ipurSe.
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9ll7pbpi lit &tmberm i6ao'
lid

Sts 70 oft 6.hauptete unb ebenlo oft
beNriftene Sbatlohe. baB l6on 9erll11
aer @ltpbolaenub tur oaS 3Hrtc NM
Sesafter a~efdbrli6 lit unb cbenio iple
Der Senus anterer %aufre8enbcr Setrante
(&aHss, 5bee) int &tnoeSaIter balt19
Bic grunblase gu ipdtcrm n%crpo1en
Storuneen leet, bcitatigt cine 8eob7
odtuna bcs Yrof. Sr. Semme, Die mir
Der v5eitidriit fir S6ulgeinnobeltsS
pHese" entnebmen. -,
So banbslts it'd I'M cinen fprperlld)
,arten, iebr inteligenten aebnlabri9er
&naben. Scr au9itli6e Sater 9ot
Benz 8ltineu, na6tem bieler cine nu'
I,idte Satstranfbeit burd0emad'
bate, ,sur Starfuns" msbrmals tag
lih @nianaS Elm S9naps9ldS6cn, ipa
ter nod srobere Men9en zines itorf.'
@eiues, pstsuaSmeiie Malaaa. @e
o,n elmer felt unssfabr aipci Wonate'
onmdbli@ 6erportretenben &bnabm
Ses Sebahtnifes iu9ten bic Glter
dr;tri@en 3atb mad.
Sie Nn9absn 9iil9eit oalth; z
bausGe fid I'M Elm fehr aunoal9eS sSel
len bes GrinnsrunsspermOsens III os'
gimme, bab Der &nabe oft isinen 81
men uidt mebr. unseben Tonne, Ell
fernte IerpanSte nidt ipieoererfsni
unb bin unb wieeer ben einfadltel
tdslia eebragbteu 9sasnltanOen nit
mebr bic riatise 9eiaianlln9 gu gsb'
i'm stanse isE @adiFasen sraabe'
hos teiue ttbli6e 9eLatnna peg SON
I.e pprlaa. fowis esS stoel ssi9wlIt
SOC 8ranfeu fia aeifis unS faEPerl
r.asImabis eatm,6sIt hdtten. s
8nabe bate felt tuHthebr Sfpei Mon
ten tdelid CUR oermsintltden Startn
$3.50 eramm @atasawein erb'
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SO uiitaIii6es

sd werbe S6ncn fir bieies idsuB<
Tide @immern beS altcn &altenS ca
Mi9tS bc;abIen." ..r
SreborgelfpieIer: SD irla
ia aud oar niGt. Dap sic mid fur Die
Nluit bcsablen - Die liefere lD UNI
ioult ober id mia fir Die arbeit Ots
0rebens besablt iein. SD bin GU
Qrbeiter, cir, unb ieScr @rb:it'r II
feines oobnes wcrtb!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21
9tmerifanii6er 3nmpr.
Sn ber StraBencar t.

Gonoucteur: ySitte bepe9en
Sie f6 ctwas mad BORN !"
GtnqefIemmte 9afiagier
(aracrli6) : sd bin iopeit born, alS
ib i~,berbaupt 9ebcn fam. IS 1T ZEN
Naum mebr Dor mir !"
@ibboGb: nSis irren iidl, meir
SEER! Sen Yterben porauf beflnoei
iid cine Stre6e BON minbeitcns is4s
Meileu !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21
Soub. umb Sau@lpirtbs
idaftlibes.

Sfeuz uub &ominrub ani
bic Spinots uno ManQolbbccte 9e'
ltrcut, bef6rScrt Gas @OdStbum oieler
semitic. Sic 8ldttcr fdrben iiA ielr
bunfcl, rrlonAcn cine gentle 6eiti9tcit
obnc sab ~ wcroen uno linS bon frnte
tigerem @cidnlaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

safe orMtn6 Su I@uben.
lin bie 8liegen 81 b%crbimocrrr, pap re
lire Gier ouf Ben Sale ohte9ell, beOefe
man lsbtercn nit @rpicnbIiltben ooer
Sohannisfrout, Ser 8erud Dtclcr
8rdutcr idredt sic 0ltt9en ob nnb
traot alci6;citig baSn BET. res Nron'o
bes Sales ST ncrbentrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

gto6 bcn Muenide ten III
Sriblabr lit Scr @oocn nit Srcttcrn
feIt,utreten, Ser Snmen mirO 10 cl9er
mit Der @rbe pcrbunbcn, 9cbt lr'd)ter
ouf, unb bur6 Oa5 Seittrctcn n'ro aud
sic SlG6e glcidnnobigcr. Mad Dem
leIttreten lit cS gut, mcnn MAJ Die be
tate Sldde nod Oilnn nit tlarer Groe
iber;iebt MAJ crrci0t Soburd EN-
oufeS Se6edcn uib rci0lihc5 Mufgcs
hen beS SnmcnS.
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g egenfe

us6r Saar LOFT it6 bintsn bon Sbrem
&opfe." ~.
,Sanfe; Sire Sorber;abne taller
Sbueu aus!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21
97reie - - 2sretfe
gesranset 1871.
Die 6i0gQe grO6e oeu0fe 3dlumg In Den ger. StMtal
9Srde

Die ncRteasoer 5re Prene" 1T cine nR alien Soften bin unabhdnshse 6etuna,
oentfben Gefe, oeutfber Sprade mo eeutf1er Site bier tbathdfis 6eluns
gu prfhafen fnRt oamit oas i'm lrcroen berifene emerifanite pdf in Einen Cha.
rafer moehRf pel ron eeutfbem mefm ammbme, ,u fhem feHeuno ,uSs Deutt.
thums Grel
Die nGheagcer 5wc prfe" tefirrorht uMn panHnfi9en fortftrht amf poll.
hfbem, nirhPdelfifrn nS o3nem Cebht Sic 1T Elm Seniafetttns SIatt
erhen &angcS mi zine Samilitns Scituns, ole ibr ae poreduoe 70 onfaroia
berbht, o6 N@r rahr ole uSrie pne" earof fimeu KinSrn in ole 5anS oeben
oarf 9eSe perlebun9 oes reIsofn GefHhs Der Sefr 1T nrnsatns %aussefRloGen.
Q Ds aGticitisc nS IeocnSpaItiae Sa8ebIatt, wetes nlorsens uo abenos
e1Nnt mo ocm9cmd6 i nd tpuafb norsens ODER abeuSs pcianot weroen Fam,
fofet bel |oranSaesasinna $500 idbriiG, BEL WahsabIumo 5000: aIo
nur etwa Ole Sdtftc pom Dem, pas anoere ekib er6e 5dhunoen s beutuen pfc.
gen. 2u6erSen sben mir unfren abOunenkm nod oGs ooppAt 70 sroke, f8s
fcitt8e Spnnta9sbla!t uDaheim" GRATIS.
Ds somntassbIattn OahGm" anein foet $500 per Jahr.
Oas SSo0cabIaft forrt $3.50 jabfd. Chen 70 pd .oas Sonutaesbhtt, oonus
ta9sbotc."
Ds sodenbiatt mo sOnnhssbtdtt ~ onatassbote' feRen suiamnen
bel DoausM3ablune $500 imf $500.
Wr Ralcn les fir Die PfNbt icees Dentfb. Imeufauers, aumd6R fetnc 2ofaIs
Setmn9 Surb announcement mo 2nyi@n ,u unhrfhben. abr Sentnisen Seern,
wetde au6er iRren SOCIAL Slate nod cine 8robfdotf6e 3ettuna nit amSfabrs
T6em Na6rt1ttn Iber ale porhmmniGe uno nit snrerIdTEeeut IRarfts
bert3t baHen molrn, lift ole ,,Gbmasoer Sreie preKe" III ieer Fnf6t gu ems.
pfblen
probea1umreru Efen mir auf wunfP nnentgdHi. 2scntn fenen mir iberan
gu liberation Seoh9uu9en all. Han fbrebe an ole
ChicagOer Freie Presse, Chicago, ILL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21
Sic ,,& Ii ii IT,.

Sit Die 8ilbbouesci i6wierig?"
frlia 0uTD ieinen SreunS.
"Bless you, no On nllnnIlt eIiien
Marmorblof, einen 9omrncr nno EN-
gtemmeiien ayr Sanb unb idla9lt 10
biet BON sem Mormor 90, mic Ou
hroud1it."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

8iri6waiier lit Gin ans Ben
Nriidtcn 6cS milbcn &iri6boumcs NnrN
So6runa 4n6 9efinotiOm berqcitelter
8ranntmsin, Mtan cntitie!t Die Nirs
i6eu, %scrtampft ! bis / ecrlelben
iomn,t Sen Scrncn, mdbrcnO bic ubris
ocn mr. obcrfd4li6 serricben wcroen,
obne Die Serne III ierqlIetldelt nho
briift Sic Mfo6e iii SAFER. No3 pols
leubeter Sabrungg miro Die flltl'lge
MolIe bcitiairt unN baS 0elt'llat REC
tifirirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

Strenger Batter: ullnO penn
i'd Simon meme 5o6ter sur Srau gebe,
iunoer Mann, wie woIlen sic Se'oe
ernGbren!"
Nreier: y@ea, i'd radte, O0b
pieIeidt sic mir Elm &!akbei i'll Sbreni
@om9toir geben inuroen."
Strenger Sater: $50 Dooe
abcr lest f5inen freicn Yoitsn iuenil
id Gle anitclte, 10 battsn Sie Nid)fs
er GreuoiaD: pS5 Sas mad
aar 9tiGts, penn Sic nur pas Sala''
;ablea."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

Gin Ct. Coulter Gisbanbler bat bic
SniAriit ,aaltes Sis 81 O%erfaaten!"
auf ieinem 9usbdnsei6ilo itebn.
Sb Ser biebere Mann wohl aud
marines Gis auf 2aaer bat!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-21

Scr bette Sen ltertttt fur
Mfitbeetieniter III 80rtnutlcn. SHr
bieien 3med ioQ i'd cine Nfii9ul9
BON Stcintobleutbcer uno YortlGnoS
cement ouf'S bette GcwGbrt baben.
Ser Gteinep6lcntbcer iuirb ernGrmt
uub bonu nit 8ortloubccment gu elnenl
,6ben Sei0e neror6eitet, Ser cbenlo lptc
Ser oetu0bnli6c @laicrfitt benutt piro.
SeS0h lit III 6emcrfcn, bob Sic Senlters
inroIen pcr Dem uerfittcn 9eborig abb
ortrpfnet mcrbcn mii6en. Sieler Slit
hat nebcn ser Siai0feit nod ben &or.
,uo scr Oaucrbafti9teit, inSem sr I'D
nidt albeit.
q mefetbdoer iueroen arjtlId
ococn perifie0ene @0utfrantbetten per
oorSuet. SdmcfelbGoer im 9oule be
reitet man fotgenocrmoBen: Mal
ieke cincm g%emobnlifen iuarnlen @al
5erboSe cine babe bis gauge Sbertall
E roa Saliidpcicllebcr 81 uno tbu'
, meun has 8ao in bieier 3ulammel
t lebuua III rcisenO auf bic Sast sin@irtl
ned / bis ! YFanO 9smobnliden, DO
, her in beiBem @aler selolten yen
+; binein. GS lit i~ibri9ens sluefmabi9ei
+ SieIe Samefelbdber III ciner Saoea'
b talt, ais i'm eigenen 9aule ST. nebiileI
neil lie cincn unan9enebmen Scrr
perbreiten, unb in ser Mdbe befinOiit
g @ilberia6en Sabur6 lei6t idparS 8
l. iarbt werben.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
FOOD FOR FLAMES,
An Extensive Confiagration
in Montreal.
Half a Million Dollars Gone Up
in Smoke.
A Michigan Hamlet Consumed by a
Forest Fire.
Hotel Guests in Washington Village
Compelled to Fly in Their Night
Clothes-General News
Gleanings.
Associated Press Dispatches.

MONTREAL, Canada, July 14.-The
greatest conflagration Montreal has wit
messed for years began shortly before
midnight in the great lumber yard of
Prefontine, Brosseau & Co., and spread
with tremendous rapidity. The whole
square bounded by the Papineau road,
St. Catherine street, Shaw street, Kent
street and Jehosehpat lane was soon in
flames. A number of firemen were
badly burned and some fatalities are
feared. The flames were finally got
under control, after two lumber yards
and number of small dwellings were
bnrned. The loss will probably amount
to $5O0,00O.
A NEW BRICK BLOCK BURNED.
PITTsFIELD, Mass, July 14.-Brack-
ems new brick block burned this morn
ing. The building was occupied by a
number of stores and carriage factories.
Loss about 100000.
SAW MILL DESTROYED.
CORVALLIS, Ore, July 14.-Fire last
oOcIiOyCo viz CdWAhAiA Vi
Friendly, together with large amount
of seasoned lumber. The loss is about
$12 1000; insurance, $4,000.
HOTEL GUESTS CLOSE CALL.
SEATTLE, July 14.-A dispatch from
Mount Vernon, Washington, says the
principal business portion of the town
has been destroyed by fire. Loss about
SAC, 1000.
The fire broke out in the Washington
hotel. The hotel was entirely consumed,
with fifteen other business buildings
and two residences. The fire was caused
by the explosion of lamp in one of the
upper rooms of the hotel, which con-
tanned nearly one hundred guests at the
time, many Of whom escaped with diff
Guilty. Many lost their clothing, bus no
fatalities occurred.
A MICHIGAN HAMLET BURNED.
EsCANABA, Mich, July 14.-Forest
fires Monday afternoon burned the ham,
let of Whitney, eighteen miles west Of
here on the Felch branch of the North
western road. Everything was burned
except store and charcoal kilns.
Seventeen families were burned out.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
ELECTRIC LIGHT DECISION.
The Edison Company Given a Monopoly
on lncandescent Lamps.

The Edison Company Given a Monopoly
on lncandescent Lamps.
NEW YORK, July 14.-In the suit OF
the Edison Electric Light company
against the United States Electric Light
company, for infringement of patent on
incandesceDt lights, Judge Wallace today
rendered decision in favor of Edison.
The decision broadly, squarely and
fully sustains the Edison patent. Judge
Wallace also orders an injunction
against the defendant and an accounting
Of profits for past manufacture.
The present output OF incandescent
lamps in this country is about $4,000
daily, only half of which are now made
by the Edison company. That company
asserts that the decision gives it a
monopoly. The patent was sustained
by two appellate courts in England and
the decision of Judge Wallace agrees
with the English decisions.
1t is thought the Thompson-Houston
and Westinghouse companies will con-
tinue their business much as before.
The patent has only two or three more
years to run. The United States COM
pany, against whom the decision is rem
dered, proposes to re-appeal at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
PRESIDENT AND PRELATE
HARRISON AND CARDINAL GIBBONS
ACCIDENTALLY MEET.
They Walk Together and Indulge in
Friendly Talk-The President Compli-
ments the Cardinal on His Stand on the
Cahensley Proposition.

CAPE MAY, July 14.-On last Saturday
President Harrison and Cardinal Glib
bons accidentally met here, and there
was cordial greeting between them.
After brief walk they came in front of
the presidents cottage, when Mr.. Har-
rison invited the cardinal to enter. In
the course OF pleasant conversation Of
about half an hour, it is stated the
president introduced the subject of the
Cahensley memorial. He gave his
opinion quite freely on the subject, and
said, while having no disposition to in
terfere in church matters, he was glad to
have an opportunity for expressing his
satisfaction at the published remarks
OF the cardinal, and at the merited re-
buke administered at home and abroad
to foreign interference in our domestic
affairs. The cardinal, it is said, was
deeply impressed and very much
pleased with the presidents views on
the subject.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
Points on Grasshoppers.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 14.-Persons here
from eastern Colorado, bring informa-
ton that the grasshoppers there are not
the red-legged variety that devastated
Kansas in 1874, and are not destructive.
A private dispatch from Garden City,
Kansas, says grasshoppers in Finney
and Kearney counties are doing consid-
erable damage to gardens and orchards.
Small grain is too far advanced to be
greatly injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
A DANGEROUS CARGO.

Dynamite Explodes Aboard a Steamship
With Fatal Consequences.
New York, July 14.-There was an
explosion of dynamite on board the
steamship G. R. Booth, at Brooklyn,
this morning, by which two men were
killed and the stern of the steamer
was badly damaged.
The men were discharging the cargo,
when box of dynamite cartridges blew
up. Cornelius Hayes and William Rea-
gan were blown to pieces. and four
others were painfully injured. The ex-
plosion raised the deck and blew a big
hole in the port side of the ship.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
An UnprOyoked Lynching.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July IA lynch
ing without any apparent adequate
cause occurred last night at Love, a
small station on the Illinois Central
railroad in Decapoto county, Mississippi.
The victim was negro named Samuel
Gillespi. who was under arrest for res
cuing another colored man in charge OF
an officer
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
KILLED BY A COP.

A Belligerent Couple Fall Before
Policeman's Gun.
JERSEY Cry, N. j., July 14.-William
Brennan and his wife, Lizzie, were shot
at their home in Jersey City Heights
early this morning by Policeman Ryer-
son. Brennan was killed outright. and
his wife was mortally wounded. officer
Ryerson claims that he had to use his
pistolto save his own life. The tragedy
was the outcome of murderous assault
by Brennan upon the policeman who
killed him. Mrs. Brennan also took
part in the assault upon Ryerson.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
Yard Brought Into Court.

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-H. H. Yard
was brought into court this morning on
an attachment for contempt in refusing
to obey the order OF the court directing
him to appear before the city council in
veetigating committee and answer ques-
tions regarding his connection with the
transactions of the keystone National
bank, and with ex-City Treasurer Bards-
ley. The judge, after hearing the argu-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
AN APPoINrEE,s RISK.

No Pay for His Services Unless the Sem
ate Confirms Him.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Judge Crounse,
of Nebraska, who succeeded General
Batcheller, of New York, as assistant
secretary of the treasury, will receive
no pay for his services unless the senate
confirms his appointment. This is in
accordance with the opinion of the at
torney general, that person appointed
during recess of congress to an Office
which was vacant while that body was
in session, is not entitled to any COM
pensatjon until after confirmation.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
A Grudge Satisfied.

GARDINER, Me-, July 1S. Thomas
Vachon, a French Canadian laborer,
aged about 26, from st. Raymond, Que
bee, shot and fatally wounded Mrs. Nora
Landry and then suicided. He boarded
with the Landrys formerly, and when
sick they turned him out when his
money was gone. The grudge he held
against them resulted last night in shoot
ipp
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
A Mothers Gratitude.

Ny son was in an almost helpless
condition with fux when commenced
using Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t gave him i'm
mediate relief and am sure it saved his
life. 1 take great pleasure in recon-
mending it to all. Mrs. M. L. Johnson,
Everett, Simpson Co., Miss. 25 and 80
cent bottles for sale by G. F. Heinze-
man, 222 North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
A Supnosed Triple Murder.

DENVER, Col, July 14.-The badly de-
composed remains of three men were
found in Mosquito pass, near Fair Play.
Two bodies are thought to be those OF
St. Paul men, but the third is unknown.
1t is supposed the men were murdered.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
A Series of Shipwrecks.

New YORK, July 14.-The steamer
Athos reports the laundering OF the
Helen Mead in the Gulf OF Mexico. She
was bound from New Orleans to Nicar-
aqua, and is the third ship the Morgan
line has sent on the same voyage with
the same ill-fated result.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15

ments, continued the case until Saturday
next, so that the entire court could give
a decision on it. Yard was placed under
$4,000 bail to appear that day.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
THE FUR SEAL QUESTION.
Professors Mendenhall and Merriam to
Make an Exhaustive Study.

M"Kc IN HAH"ubCIVo oOuuy'
2 WASHINGTON, July 14.-Acting Secre-
tary Wharton. of the department of
state, has sent instructions to Professors
Mendenhall and Merriam, the expert
agents appointed to 60 to Alaska to
learn all the facts respecting the seal
fisheries. Their instructions are to col
lect all possible information upon the
subject of breeding places, the effects of
pelagic sealing: the diminution OF the
number of seals, the proper lines Of
demarcation in the event that a close
season is regarded necessary, and the
proper months to be included in such
seasons. The United States steamship
Marion which will convey the agents to
Alaska, is now at Port Townsend, Wash,
and is expected to sail on the 18th inst.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15

Pure California wines at H. ]. Woollacott
124 and 1875 N. Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15

Kidney affections of years standing cured by
Simmons Liver Regulator. w. Poynts.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15

Use German family soap.
, 1891-09-26
POINTS.

VIM. G. Irvine has returned to Douglas.
Burlington Agent Cornish vent east
yesterday.
DeForest Richards and daughter re-
turned to Douglas yesterday.
Conductor Woolston's wife and child
have gone to Iowa on a visit.
Mrs. Maria Dawson, late of Salt Lake
has gone to Fort Robinson, Neb.
T. B. Hurd, an old timer, now living in
Central CITY, Neb., is in the city.
w. L. Park. assistant superintendent
of the Nebraska division, was in Cheyenne
yesterday.
j. A. Johnston. w. E. Guthrie, A. r.
Whitley, Mrs. s.. P. Holland and Mrs. j.
R. Grimes came in on the Northern yes
terday.
j. j. Hauppoff, Badger. J.. E. Shan
non. Buffalo. and A. Y. Jones, wife and
family of Iron Mountain are at the Inter
Ocean.
Travelling Passenger Agent Buckhari
of the Northwestern and the travelling
passenger agent of the Burlington were in
town Yesterday.
, 1891-09-26

Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the CITY.

Oysters in every style at Gcrmania ball.
Nicely furnished rooms at the Nor.
mandy, IS and $40 a month.
Religious services are to be held in the
state penitentiary, commencing October 4.
George A. Draper says he sold more
stoves yesterday than ever before In one
day in Cheyenne.
The formal opening of the Alert hose
~company's new house will take place this
evening at 8 o'clock.
Handsomely furnished rooms at the
Whitcomb house add Whitcomb house
annex Castle Dare). Best dining room
in the city. Corner of Ferguson and
Twentieth streets. CHARGES moderate.
At Ashford's palace barber shop, op-
posite the p~ostofice. there are five chairs
and hat many 6rstclass workmen. Hair
cutting a specially. Best baths in the
city. Quicker work thai usual today
The regular quarterly conference OF the
First M. E. church will be held at the
parsonage this evening. Rev. ID. L.
RAIDER, ID. d., the popular superintendent
OF the Wyoming mission. will preside and
preach tomorrow morning aud evening.
His many friends will no doubt be glad to
hear him.