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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-08-20

"Castoria is the best remedy for children OF
which / am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. J. F. KNcHELoK,
Conway, Ark.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-08-20
CastoriaL.

The Centaur Company Murray Street, New York City
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

Sn Der monatli@cn Situus bet
Staats> 3u1tbausinlpettoren wuroe Der
iol9enoe Den I'M 3u6t9aui e uerfcrti9en
Biniooen betriienoe Bel@luB crlaiien:
Nn bic GARNER Don Minueiot Son
ben. sum- &%oitcnpreiie I'M Staatssu@tz
baule ST Stiu'poter onseierti9tcn Yinos
faben lit cine S:uantitdt III 8allen Don
SO Yfuno gum &erianot ierti9.
Dieitr Binoiaocn lit uon Bel Conference.-The
uno miro bis oui weitcres 81 . Gents
per Yiuno inn 53udtbaus rertauit. Gr
lit sum grOBten Gbcil aus @entudy 9aui
periertigt, lit tcbr itart unb fat einc 2an9c
BON 600 6uB oui bas Pflnb. Nuftrd9c
werOeu bel giulenoun9 bcs Yrciics, ie
nadoem lie einfommen, crlcoi9t.
Oies llntcrncbmeu lit gum Tort9eil Der
GARNER ms yeben gcruien woroen uno
oos IircStorium .,piinf@t 6ober, bas 6oz
brifot brett an bic GARNER SIT "licfern,
INN Spciulotloncn st per1nelocn.
9a fit bic tommcnoc Grntc rur cine
bsarcnSte Nuontitdt sur gerfiisun9 itc9t,
10 ii1,o Die Tarmcr, wel1c Binofaom 81
bic em nicor;gcn Erciie winl1c1, Ell adt,
ibrc Nuitrdse lg l"ncu ais mos'i3 at
gilbert Garu;n, Marac1, Minnci ota
Stote Sri on, Stiuwatcr, N};nn., einSnz
lenoen. Die Waarc miro IN so Ylunb
Eatctcn ucri6ift uno s1par njc9t inter
100 uno nidt itber 500 Efuuo an Den
einSclnn G0ufcr
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Stint Srnit's III eincm Sage.

Nm %. Npril per ammeltcn li9 in
Gbicaso mebr ais 30 uerldieoenc 6irmen
uno Oeieui3aiten, wel9c li9 nit 0raz
mitsepiunung bel@aiti9en, uno or9aniz
lirten cinen Tcrbano, .angcbli3 gum
S9ubc scgen bic Nr6citer, jcocntaas
abcr audi nm Bic @oninmcnten mls;uz
beuteu.
IN Baltimore pcrlammeltcn fib am
ielbcn Gage. bic Jobridanten BON banmz
moQcncm Seseltu6 uuo 9riinoeten ci1cn
Sruit NIT $40, DOC, 900 Capitol.
IN ct. 2ou;s tamen Sic ¨t6uttcr>
Nabritonten 5u iannleu uno bci9loNcn
ben Yrcis bcsO lcomar9arins 81 crb0bcn.
Sn yittle @of, 2(rf., oa9e9cu bci6loiz
len bic sc tiger oer BolmwoQen6l>Wfii6
len, bic @riin6uug eincs Grul IS I'M Die
Yrcile SIT crbobcn.
Nm jclben Gage usrpoultanotgtc bic
M;bigan Salt So. BET noun Salstrult
leine Srgani iation olrG Wabt Ser Sez
an,tcn in So9ina:p, W}icD.
0icic @or9an9e, welGc auc an iclz
ben Gage itattfanocn, iollten 9cnil9cn,
um Sem blinbcitcn Yortcitaficr oie 9(uz
oen III Dffneu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

Grwiu ais seridtli@cn @eiitano Der meis
,cnbauenpw Earmer beibcbaltcn wollte,
uno @eneralauwalt Glaps wurSc BON bic
lem Yei6lub III &enntniB seieet. Sprs
iiscnoer, Senatpr WciBel, ertldrte III CT
ner llnterreoung, oaB CT uollitdnoig III
Sympat9ie nit ben 6armern lei, bab CT
abcr iiber;eust lei, oaB Der 0encralans
malt alles tbun weroe, I'M Sen Ttcbltabs
len aui ben Oruub su tommen. Die
Notwithstanding ueripri6t% ieoenialls
interejjant Sl wcrOeu, UNI iomcbr ais cS
ocn Nni@ein bat, ais ob cini9e republis
tanii1en Mitglieocr, weI3c cine Wobs
itc(un9 ser Nartei fiirdten, Ser Inter
lu9uns aQcrlci Steine i'll ben @eg wers
fen wcrocn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Vraht 3Mge
Ylatiurm Der Tarmcr's NQ!all;.
Bic Toroerun9enb st. youi:
Groom crenS.

l.. @ir ioroern pic2lbiboiiuug Der Naz
tionalbautcn uno bic Nus9e6e gci:tliber
Sdatonts Noten ltott Der Natioual6ant:
Motcn in 9enii9enber Sunn1e, Inn bic
@el6dite bcs |onbe5 in Haar9elo beiors
gen III t%0n11cn; bic Summc pcS Weloe5
iou uat &opi;abl uNo na6 Nusoebnnn9
Der Gcl6dfte beltinumt wcroen; uro Dap
allies pon Der 9tegirrung o%la9e9cbme
@elo uolles" gcietIi1es Sa5lmlttel tlr
ale Sbulocn, 6iientli6 mic p%riuatc lciN
ioa.
9. @ir forOcrnj oab Der 6on9reS Sc
lete srlaIt, wc!bc politiu ale 0citaitc
aui sutiiuitise 2lblieicrun3 aQcr Nferz
bau> uno OuuOels>Froouctc (Spccuios
tion) uerbietct uno ein ltren9cs FroSebz
per iabrcn nit pronpter H@eltraiun9 o1rd)
jdwere Strofen porj Grei6t, oomit oas
8eicy itren9 our9sciiibrt ueroen fam.
3. Mir iurOcrn Ireie uno unbei4rantte
Silberprdgung.
4. Nir forocrn Sen GrleR uon @ez
jcben, bic %2(uslanoern uerbieten 2ano ST
belieen, uno SaB Der Gon9reB ioiort
MaBrcseln er9reiit, our@ 'uelde Yanees
reien, bic ii9 ieet I'M Beiite Don Nuslans
bern ooer aualdnbil9cn Spnoicoten be-
iinoen, wieoer% 9c,ponnen merocu t%onncn;
uno baB ale ydnoereien i'm geiite uon
Vilenbabnen uno anoereu 0orporationcn,
bic lie ni6t in wirtli6em 0cbrau1e ba>
ben pon Der &c9ieruns III Nnipru@ &C.
nommen uno fit wirtli9e Nniicoler re-
~ierpirl neroen.
5. Snbcn mir an bcn Mabrlprtd
slaubcn: uOlcidc Meebtc fit Nle uno
ipecieQe Eripilc9cn iiir &cincn" forbern
mir, oaB Notipnal7 uno ltaatli4c Ses
fteucruna ni9t %angcwolot mcroen loll,
I'M Elm sSnterele oocr cine &lo1le auI
often anbcrcr ST t~Orbcrn. NQes @elo
bcs ganoes lollte 10 uiel wie m09(i9 in
6Gnbcn bts GpltcS pcr6lttbcn nnO borum
forbcrn mir. Dap ale G.innabmcn, pb Der
Station, Scr Stantcu peer bcr Counties
ouf notbpcnoi9e, iparlamc uno cbrlit
pcrwaltete NllSlo9cn beidrdntt wcrocu.
6. 0aB bsr 0on9ytR cine gcaji9cnoe
Gmrmc &leiupapicr3c|o ou93ebcn jolt,
TIM oos Scnbcu Don Wclo in t~icinc,
Gumncn ourG Sic EoIt sl cvlcittcrn.
T. 0nR ouc Communications mn
Gransportmittel 9lci9 bcm Scr. Stoa:
ten go t,uc en- int NntcreNc ocS Gpltcs
%seein9net uno bctriebcn werbcn iollcn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Wcmn audi cine Neiorm 3eitu1

Wcun au@ cine Neiorm : 3eitun9
in p;elcn 0ingen nit grDBcren S9ruics
ri9teiten ST fdmpie n bat, ais cine alte
Yartei : 3eitunS, 10 bat iie aud piele
@or;iise uno Yriuile9ic1 Dor Den iibriSen
2eitun9en uoraue.
Sic bari, ia iie m,B mbeoin9t bic
@abrbeit ia9cn. Sic bra1dt Ni6tS ;u
uer9cimli9en nod ;u bei@onisen. Sic
sibt itetS ben Opponcnten oas &ort uno.
Den Nnsesriiiencu 0ele9cnbeit ii@ 81
uertbeioisen. Sic tennt ttin Nnieben
Der Yerion uno fam nidt gctauit ooer
beitoqcu werocn. Sic i3micst nicn,als
ibre Dieinunscn Dem Sclieben ooer ben
Norurtbeilcn ibrer 9bonuenten ODER Mnz
seige>Yatronc OH. Sic braudt,ni@t a1f
benz o6eriten Nic9el ocr 6ens gu rciten
uun nit ciuem 9ltbcm auf elmer Settle fin
9(rbcitcrn @rei I'M oen Muno ST idmiez
rem, an Der anoern Den Hci3m 81 lob
buocln. sic braudt nidt NnocrS9elimte
,,IeaD Beats" pOcr perbummeltc &C.
MICS 81 bsiBen. Sic uer9euost ni6t ibrc
Strait in Din9en, wcl3e 9anS tleinli3
iinb, abcr iie bat ciuen weiteren 0orisont
i~irsoas N%ot1ueuoi9e, ais bic Y6iliiterz
ieitun9eu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Bcridtc oer Nllian3cu aus Der tint
gegcno.
Sleepy Gyc, Den 7. Mtai 1891

O>NfJ \S WV
llniere lette SEER ammlung, Der gillian;
pon Start, bielten mir Sonnta9 ben 3.
Mai beim Nnbreas Yrudbaucr, int
S@ulbauje, ab. IS warem 20. Mit=
9lieber anne cno, mas i9on tan9cre Belt
ni9t mcbr Der Tau mar. IS wurbe
iiber Terl1ieoenes 9eiprod)en unb oebaz
tirt. NQc anwcienoen Mit9licocr ;cid>
nctcm i1rcn 8ebari uon 8inoeidnur, unz
geiabr 1000 Eiunb uno ;uor pom Ma>
uilla u. Oiciclbc loQ gcncinl@aitli1
nit anbcren Nllion;en bel Carload &C.
lGidt ,pcroen; auf biele Weilc miro uicl
an Oelo 9clpart. l1nler Sturm>N9en
6ubcrt 6illesbeim, pon ser Staatsalz
lian; 9csenicitisen Gcrit6crun9S 0eleQz
1Gni It fat 9(usli1t uiclc 2(pplifanteu ST
betommen, osnnbieic Neriiderun9 tommt
beocutcno bitiecr ols Die onoercn. Na9
YcjdluR miro unl ere ndd1tc Ncrlommz
lung an :. ,Suni tm S1ul1auie Oiltr.
80 beim IOubert A~o:iueebeim, %obgcbolten.
No0 getbaner Nrbcit bc9abeu mir n15 III
Nno. Vrufbmrrs WoDnuug, no Gin
Seq Gicr unO .|un9 fir uu5 bercit mar.
Yei oieitr, Wclc9en1eit tom bic llrtcr9olz
tllns crit redt iii Won3. 2cibcr,.bot Ser
Nrtcrclcrf ms cincu Streic5 0cipiclt,
benn mir wavcn gc51pun9cn bel S@uecz
selt6ber bc!mjuiogven uAo nod oosu iii
lcid,tcn &!tioern.
NcrmunN riton
ScfrtGr BET CpwN Stort Nu;a1,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

uer6altm uno INNER weiter irobnocn,
Gag mo Naht. bis lie irit9Seitis abscs
radert, biniic6en unb iterben unb pbne
Gang uub Slang uerf9arrt ,perbcn
Carroll ., Mrigbt, Der SnnoeSs
itatiitjter, berebnet ais bur6ibniitli9
iir baS san;e Sabr uurbamoen II Mils
lloncn unircimilli9 Nrbcitslpi CT.
llno 90. Mooov %bebauptet nit @riinz
ocn, oaBpie !Sabl Scr Nrbettss
Iloien t9Qti Il dli@ 81 Mils
Iliomen bctra9c, neil iait III alien
@cmcrbcn Elm Stiuitano lei, no iait bic
NGtite ocr Nrbeitstrdite, mireiwiQis
fciern miiilen
IS. 9(ttinion, Gin bc9eiiterter &erz
tbeio;ocr bcS Mouppolismls "uno Nus>
brutertbums, NotionalOtouom uno Sta
tiititu DON Hcrui uno Die 9cfeicrtlte
@r0Bc oieie ct 9lrt bci Der berrl9cnoen
&lallc in Nmcrita, scigt uns, oaB I'M
Sabre 1885 iibc; $40, 900 Meni1en
weui9er bsim G%iicnbabubou beldaiti9t
ware,,, als III 1882. go iino bic 40
Saul eno Mcnidcn bin9etommen
Nueere Stotiitifer mel lcn nad, ooB
leit 1850 bic Neu0lteruu9 Der Ger.
Staatcn ii1 ucroospclt lat, i%nosiien lid
bic 2abl scr Arriinni9en iicbcn mai
ar6Icr iteutc ais Dor 80 \obrcn, bic 3abl
Ser ,>bioten, Der 8linoen uno bifloicn
&riippsl bat iiA III oerielben >3cit per-
tuniiadt! 1870 batten mir auf ieoc
Million Gmpo1ner IA Sel6ltmoroer,
oiel e ,3abl bot iid uerncunia6t!
Ier %9Sabniinn Oes lleberarbeitcns Der
$norbcitltebenoen g%rolirt.
limb o(lcn bic EFT G~ridcinun9en 9c9enz
iiber iolltcu mir Sic Iodnoc miili9 III Den
S1opB lesen, idlpeigcn, an &lclniStelte1
bcrumnor9eln, uns pon Seutcpolitlten
anlii9en uno sic Iinse 9cben lalicn mic
mie tic cbcn 9ebcn?
Ias bieB, iib ireiuilli9 in Stlapenz
&etten idla9en lolen, bas bciBt 9unoez
oemutb, oas beiBt bic Strnnnit miBbrauz
6e:1, bas ware %crratb 9e9cn li6 iel6lt!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

9ie grobcGontcrcu; miro om0ienlta9
Sen 10. Mal III Cincinnati %suiammcuz
ton1mcn uno c3 linO aue Or9aailctioncn,
weibe Sc orm Noccn uno mna6bdn9i9cs
politiihe5 J6anocIn in Den grobcn uno
ui4tjgen 6ra9cn ii5cr 6inonscn, Grams
portation, Nrbc1t uno %dnocrelcu pcr>
~tretc11, cingeloocn uuo aui9cf orocrt our1
9elcgatcn pertrcten ST lcin. 0crSwcf it
cine National unions Fartci 81 9riiuoen,
I'M ocn &i gum Nustrog su brlnz
gen, Nor III oicI cn1yanoe rc9iert -uOer
9ir9cr oocr Der OoQar."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
I'm oes SituuQ Ocs Gretutip Notbc

Sn bes Situn9 ocs Gretutiu @atbcs
Der Staats>NQian; an, 81. Npril 1891
III ct. Saul wurocn iolgenoc ni3t en9liz
jde Wldttcr ben Nllian;lern, Tarmcrn
uno mbcrcn 9tciprmcrn ancmpfoblcn:
9erTort @rit t, berausgcgcben III
9feu lin in ocutl@cr Spro1c.
yeGonobicn, bcrauSgcsebcn III
ct. Yanl in frons0iii6r Spra6e.
: 9cblao, bcraus9c9ebcn IN
Nergus Nals in norwc9ij3cr Spra0e.
OIo Sic Tsrbanolungcn I'M 0onscn ST
alsgcocbnt iino, 10 woQcn mir na9ltens
eincu lleberblit br;n9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

u6crr 2ciic5, 0 9err &cijcs, .,
adj, 6crr ScIcs!"
,,Nbcr un1's ADMINISTRATION, 6crr
Br6i clburacr, sic brin9e oaS 9anic 0ous
;n9(Qarm! Wos isSbne oem suscitcbc?"
,N@ {oerr SeiIuS, bolc 81 mer
9'j1pino Suoca Wcin; i6 Bab' mas
in bcrGurgel itcde! - &innnt MGR 30
beim @or9clu nj eu1al G Goppe Wal>
fer Ell bcu Na(S! g. mas is mcr bod,
moi Goa; >s&tdr No>1 n:f pnHi,:.,"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

9a luir oieien Son1uter oen Qaoem rauute1t
'1nii6cn, bcrtaufem tuir bic @aarc>t lieber gun
&otcmprci8, alS fc nit 81 1ebu1em.
. apulmt bic eriten Sage TOO bic MmStuabl nod
.bootdnoig 1T.
@ier mer6en an 3QblungStatt angenomrte1t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Die NQim, >Mitdieocr bc5 Gpmitc

Die N~uian3>Mitgieocr bc5 Gomjte,
wcldcS bic Glctbatorz0 iebitdGle unterz
luden iou, bieltca mt Clarendon @otcl
lit ct Saul einc Gcriomluns o6, in nell
der Gen. Barret, GrsFrdiipet 9. !.
Soil, S. Ylommau, 5.G. 6ob9ion uno
Gbos. Canning amue ieno warcn. Die
9Nlians!eut: crfldrten. ba% liz %. @.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Clint att,0 jcbt+

sSn Moobp's uSano Nrbcit" lit bcn
Ser. @taaten, fcrncr in Gowaro Mttinz
lon's Scrtbeilung Ser Yrooltfte, "iowie
I'M erlten Beri@tc bes Nrbcitsi etretdrs
Set Ser. Staatcn fin6en mir III icbr a,1z
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
<iotrltofft*


Smportrte 4o 3Ou breie >oenrieHas ira9er $40 jeet $. 50
as 2nu brcitc Goibncrs ribtr IS cts. 40
Mue 6orben 30 3ou brcte irIbcr 40ets. .25
3G 3oQ brGtc Gaibners wertG 20 uno 30 cs. 10
% 3oQ brcite farbige DalbmoQcne .O9
@eite 6eoer Citing mcrt9 25 cts. y is
500 Sos. (eancoitcr) sdar, ensins9am .o7
5000 yos. belle uno ounlc Galicos .05
5000 pos. (Slattr) Notiutter alter GARDEN .04
Iarbi9c Cotton 5lanneue .0s
G5eblci9te nno %un9eble'@te 6la""ele S-9-loctS.
%o'eblei@ter NluBl'n .o7
%llnacblciAter lGnblin 5.u. 6.
sdwcre Seans) uo 5olenitoiie pertb 25 cts. 10
9tptbc q dtldcr per Yaro .22
Cute Sualitdt .35
9tuc IRuner ttGiber 9%in96ams .Os
$50 pos. 33 3oQ brute &ldoer Satecns wertD IS cts. 10
lSiBe 6lcoer uno Sdur;enfoHe S-lo-124 cts.
As 3oQ brete Stidcrcmn per Daro 80
Vete Sorc indigo blau Grud 9ottune 80 ;oa'9 IL
NiSc hincne Tilbtu@er 1856 unb tbeurer per parb.
Spieenuorbanse uous YaS brett. beibe Seisn einseiast .125
Brdtcs uno pradtuoucs D9uitcr ls-2o-25cts.
6einte Dtutcr paorueiS pert9 $3.5 $50
2nocre SpibenporDange wegtD $500 200
SkSijdtidcr 10 pcridieOene lRuner per yarb 10
OrpBc 9uswobl after 6arbcn @lctocr<@n0pien per Oueeno .oG
8elere Sualtat! aQer ~ mert9 10 cts. .oS
@ue }arbcn 0Sai6zan0pie per Guteno .04
Saibcns1a9 ate { orten irdber s cts. .o3
Seine scnidte 1idcr merb Is cts. 90
Stra"pic, oae @raben "o 1erbsn 4-s7s ets; oos 9oor.
Sdware, sarantut gan; c@t $40 cts. oas Paor.
,Dtanncr Sofen, quite, obne otobt blu ooer grau .07
yelc l6were Sorten wertb Is cts. 10
Soolcnta9cr ppQc GjroBc, ncue NSaarcn 10
Sdecrcu wcrben ubcroll III 25 cts. perauit .l5
Gan, lcincne 5pten, ate Sretteu l-2-3 cts. uno ncbr
yaurupolcnc nno leocnc Spteu ST aQcu 9rctlcm
StiGerccn oQe 8reteu 34-6-S uno ncttr.
Yrcit, 4 uno 5 Souigc Spiten 34 cts. Die Oarb.
Cute %Soanotidcr pet GARD .05
0an, lcincrue 5DanbtI1er per yorO 7u.8
SGwarc Singer uno rioene 6alb3anbi9u wert9 25 " 10
Gdwcre itmor;zjeiocnc Oobgauoi6u9e 90 1t. IS cts.
NQc Uarbcn gutter Sonnct wcrtD 60 cts. 80
CroBc 9luswobl icuucr t)atsider 1pert9 so cts. rs
Nollc Or0be wcBe Vctt OcGen .95
Storfc Strunpfbano (Glatr) Nuswabl .04
Scincue SdcUr ncuelter Uor6cn pet Daro 10
NGttr Muctnnh( itNpnpr Sn nhr ttnnnf muin
Spmm;r 1ntcrwcfcn ir Vdnucr il. 6rouen wcrt6 45cts. .25
Sowie 2uSwabl su Is
Yublodeu, $5ute iur 6rmcn un6 Dldbden. Seine neuc Gadcu
locbcu erboltcn gum balbcn qreis ais anDers wp.
Ncuc StroDbute iur &inoer. (SouorS) SIT Is
%oaarornomcnte in alien Sorten uon lilo cts.
Spitcntra9cn, St5trogen lno Guffs Cfubcs) oQcs sun &oi tenpreis
500 Sld feline Soilet Seie SIT Acts. bos Stif.,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Yoit:Srommm8.

Sic 9lbsabe Der Foitiadcu miro 9el6lo'lcH,
wie iol9t:
9Iod Dem Often: &o@ Oem @elten.
y 80 uodmittoos. 4:35 uodmittags.
SIC o%l9cmcine s(usgabc iiuoct tasll6 ltot'
bon 80 uormittass, bis 80 nodmitto5s'
am Sounto9 Don 0 bis 10. pormitto9s.
4pttIicb Smmiot. poitmeiitsr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
@cjdattsiibrcr: Mrmia S~tcinbdllier.
,eamte Der National: T"rmrrS "n'""l
muo ocv SNomjtricUcn Union.

GrSircent: x: te!t, or '"''"s'
y.m x ," "vn : bormciittr: 50. Surutr. Georgia
Iprlticr: y 4. SS'"s!", ~ NJ ~ sroin
SerHpsr ces Mational Stno'aoen TO-: " " j" 6'''"'
go ~gSabaiba q. -. Fonl.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-01

Delaware. Il is to be an unusually big
season, IL Is said. and viii give employ
ment 10 hundreds Of extra railroad men.
Heretofore it has been the policy Of all
railrosd managers TO suppress all infor-
nation about accidents on the roads, and
II has been understood by employees gen
orally that giving information to the
press would be cause fcr discharge. Late
~ the Erie has become convinced that
this is foolish policy. and on the occa-
sion OF two recent accidents orders were
given that full particulars be given 70 the
newspaper men. Vice President E B.
Thomas is the father Of this new order.
and it is said that he realizes the folly of
concealmeut on such occasions. IL GER
tainly is better for the railroad company
20 furnish the information than to have
misststements made by reporters who
are refused official information aud must
content themselves with the best avsila-
bic Information.
Engineer VIII Titus of the Greenwood
Lake road narrowly escaped killing w.
{. De Grawis two cows on Thursday
morning. The cows crossed the dam and
walked up the track toward the icehouse.
They got out Of the way just in time, TO
the immense satisfaction of the engineer.
Georgia has woman train de spateher.
Railway clerks want Saturday half hol-
iday.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-01
AN UNPLEASANT NEIGnBOR.


Mrs Mary Parks Makes 1t Warm for
Those who Live Near Her.
Mary Parks of No. $50 Bergen avenue
enjoys the unenviable reputation OF hav-
ing showed a painter off the roof of a
three-s story house and then causing his
arrest on a charge of assault aud battery
This interesting bit of information was
disclosed when Susie II unit of No. 569
Bergen avenue was raigned before JUS
tice Kimmerly's court this morning TO an
swer a charge Of assault preferred by
Mary Parks.
The women reside in the same house.
and a quarrel over the ownership OF a
quantity of wood resulted in fight. dur
ing which Mary was forcibly elected from
Mrs. Hunts apartments. Mrs. Hunt was
required 10 furnish bonds in the sum OF
500 TO keep the peace. DIR. Aommell be-
came her bondsman.
Last fall DR.. Hommell had two men at
work painting his house. In painting
the north side of the house the painters
were compelled to get cut on the roof Of
Mrs. Parks residence The latter OBJ
jecred to this, and male her way TO the
roof through the skTlight, grappled with
the paiuter aud threw him or the roof.
The man saved his life iy catching the
scaffoId rope IN his descent. Mrs. Parks
then causei his arrest foe assault and
brought SUIT against DIR. Hommeli. who
employed the pafaters, for $500 damages
in the District Court OF Hoboken. A de-
cision in favor of Dir. Hommell was rem
dered.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-01
FLOUR AND COAL
Immense Stores Laid Up at the New
Erie Docks.

Immense Stores Laid Up at the New
Erie Docks.
The -four formerly stored In the hig
shed at the Erie Railway yards. foot of
Pavonia avenue, has been removed to the
new docks, B, C and d, at Weehawken.
These docks are each eco feet long and 20
feet wide. Each dock has IF
teen tracks and each track will
take train of twenty-five box cars. The
platforms are so constructed that the cars
can be unioaded in half the usual time
The docks are two stories and the upper
story is used for storage, the bags. barrels
and boxes being hoisted oy elevators.
There are eight of these and each hoists
sixteen barrels at a time. The storage
ca;aciiy OF Dock Is is $50 cars, Docks @
and ID store coo cars, or 10000 barrels.
The aour at present on the docks is val
ued al $685. 900
Beyond these docks are piers G and J.
G is used for miscellaneous freights and
dock j for coal The capacity of dock J
is 40 cars or storage capacity of 10000
tons.
All the docks viii be lighted BY cleo
tricity.
The stables on the east side of Pavonia
avenue. which are now occupied by
Wells, Fargo & Co., will soon be trans
ferFed into a potato storage room as there
Is not sufficient potato storage room in
the yard.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-01
NOT NAN AND WIFE.
But Thought They We're Until Mr..
Strong Appeared.

On Monday last Mr.. Seth C. Strong. EN-
ployed as collector for the extensive
Touring establishment of J. d. Stevens
& Son, OF New York, called at Police
Headquarters in this city and stated that
bis wife ran away from him five or six
months ago. He had seen her recently on
a ferryboat coming to jersey City. He
hired bootblack TO trace her and ascer-
tanned that she enteredSo. s. Sussex street.
he then came over and watched the
house for several days aud nights, and
noticed particularly stout built man
with a brown moustache enter the same
door at about eleven o'clock He saw
enough to convince him that this man
and his wife were living together on the
first floor.
Chef Murphy sent Strong before Jus
tice OF the Peace Weed 70 make COM
plant aud then assigned Detectives
Doyle and Dalton to the case. assisted BIZ
Patrolman Cody.
This morning they went to the house
about ten o'clock and arrested the accused
persons The man gave his name rs
Daniel Mack, a journalist They were
bot b reticent when arraigned before Jus
tice Weed, and were locked up in the city
prison in default of 500 bail each.
Patrick McCioskey, the furniture
mover. moved furniture for the woman
from Seventy-fourth street, New York. to
Brooklyn several months ago. and subse-
queutly moved the goods to this city.
Mrs. Strong ID a remarkably handsome
brunette between thirty and thirty-thres
years. aud dresses very styiishly. Mr..
Strong gave his address as No. "a West
Thirty-eight street, New York. he gave
bonds in 500 to appear when called
uDou
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-01
His FIST This TINE
Officer RYerson Charged
With a Serious
0ffense.
AN UNPRoVoKED ASSAULT.
No Reason for It Bot a Citizens
Refusal to Answer Imper-
iinent Questions

Policeman Ryerson, who shot and kill
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan In the early
morning Of Tuesday July Il, Is In trouble
again, having assaulted respectable
young man without provocation. The
young mans name Is Charles Joyce.
Last Tuesday morning his ar and
mother was lying dead sc
her residence. No. 500 Newark
avenue. He had been sitting up with .
companion named Kenny. At two o'clock
IN the morning they started out to gst
some fresh air, and thought they would
go to the pump on Academy street. for
drink Of water.
They walked along talking quietly. and
when opposite School No. II RTerson,
who was hiding behind q tree, stepped
out and confronted them
Where are goingf" be asked.
Joyce told him s&Where do You hyeH
asked the officer. Joyce told him this
also without any show OF resentment
though he thought Ryerson too abrupt ia
his manner. When Ryerson asked him
the next question he did not answer It
Immediately and Ryerson. who was at
OF and struck him heavy
blow on the right side Of the face with
his clenched fist Joyce's hat was
knocked from his head and he reeied.
but did not fall Then Ryersou took the
two men to the Seventh Precinct Police
Station. There be said they were sus-
picious persons. A man named Joe Hich-
ards was at the desk Joyce told him OF
the blow Ryersou gave him.
.tOh come of replied Richards.
Don't give us anything like that"
When Joyce repeated the accusation
Ricnards said. well. IL he did hit on,
it served you right. It'll teach you to
answer civil questions.
Ryerson did not care TO have the men
booked and they were discharged
This morning Joyce told Justice Davis
his story. aud the Justice was indignant
at Ryerson's conduct and ordered q war
rant 10 be issued for his arrest.
No man, even If he Is a policeman, VIII
be allowed to strike a man on the street
and go unpunished while this courtss
OPEN" said the little judge.
RyersOn will be arrested today Joyce
is employed as a clerk at the Marion
depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
h as an excellent reputation. He added
that he did not think Ryerson was sober
The peculiar part of the story 10 that it
occurred on Tuesday morning. which is
the same day OF the week on which the
Brennan tragedy occurred