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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-10
Death In Chicago Of an I'm migrant
Under Suspicious Circum-
stances.
CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS or
THE SYMPTOMS.
More Sickness and Death on the
"Scandia."--A Feeling Of Security
In New York.
ny Telegraph to the NEWS.
CHICAGO SCARED.
A swedish Immigrant Mes on the
way Co The Hospital.

CHICAGO, Sept lC.-Shortly before
10 O'Clock this morning four car loads
OF Swedish emigrants arrived At the
Union depot by way u New York
and Pliisburg. The train came here
with clean bills OF health, but the all.
thorities believe that one member who
died at 1880 O'Clock was afflicted with
cholera. Albertina Larson, Is year,
OF age, was In scmi.consoiOus con-
uitlon when the train pulled into the
dtred her sent 10 li06, Thirty.fifth
street, where she was to have stopped.
On her way home she Telapset into
uncorseiousness and DIR. Garrett, Of the
health department, sent her TO the
county hospital. She died on the why.
The woman, II IL rlaimod, showed
unmistakable symptoms Of tho dread
disease. She complained Of palus In
her stomach, was continually gatpiDg
and the skin under her eyes showed n
mashed blue discolOfstion. She was
lfet taken III at Plttsburg, where she
purchased medicine. Officer Jones Of
Harrison street station Administered
stlmulanis during tho ride 10 the hos
pital, but the woman gradually sank.
The physicians ordered the afmoIy
ambulance fumigatcd a. soon Ms Il re-
turned 10 the station, which was thor
oughIy done. The party TO which the
dead woman belonged lett Guitenburg,
Sweden, August 10. aud sailed from
Liverpool August q, In the "Lord
Gough.O
The body OF the dead woman was
admitted 10 the county morgus and
placed in a separate room. The cloth
ing was iumigated. DIR. Garrett said
after he had leit the hospital that he
would net express n deiiDito opinion
that the woman had died Of cholera,
although lac stated that such was the
Indication, as there were sirohR symp-
toms Of that disease. lie wishsd 10 De
convinced, he said, before expresslng
an official opinion. DIR. Jones was
equally conservative Ia his opinion,
c0nceding however that the cholera
~ mp,oms were strongly marked.
coSrRADicrISG THE ABOVE.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10. - The cholera
scare In this city suddenly collapsed
this morning on the oiiiclalannounce.
ment that Albertina Larson, the
swedish immigrant, who died here
last night, died VI heart disease instead
q cholera. This IL the official report
OF the health authaSltles. There were
no indications OF cholera.
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GRAND JURY PANEL.
Names OF Those Required TO Answer ON
Monday Morning Next.

Tho following gentlemen have been
summoned ON an open venire to at.
tend In the Third District Ckurt at l |
O'Clock on Monday morning next.
From the names here given fifteen
grand jurors win be selected.
Deputy Marshal Bowman Cannon
summo ned Messrs. J. Il. Dooley, l.. 8,
Hills, q. L.. Haines, w. p. Keller,
William Spry, j. III. Woodman, j.
Fred Corker, Samuel II. Auerbach,
Robert T. Burton, Jr., Joseph f.
Caine.
Selected by Deputy Marshal Dyer
Messra. James u. Blazer, g. II. Bar.
rett, William q. Spence, Frank W.
Ross, Frank Harris, Curtis y. Mason,
William 3. Martin, Ezra Thompson,
henry Newell Ebenezer A. Williams,
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NOTICE

VS. HEREBY GIVEN 40 THH STOCK
4 holdcia Of tho Norih Point Consolidation
Irrigation Conway, that tho annual meeting
ut tho Stock holding of the said company wal
be held at o'clock pm, on Friday, tho
seventh day OF october noNt. at tue Cullen
Holol, salt Lake city. to elect Board Of
Tho waters OF toe canal belonging 20 aaid com
pany and Tor the purpose Of mere saing tho
Capital stock, thereby changing section OF
tho Articles OF Incorporation, also amend.
ing Articles OF Incorporation, changing day
OF annual meeting and such other business
pertaining 10 the Interest OF the company a.
may be brought before u.
J. W. WHITEHEAD. JR.
Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY. Uiah. September sth, lsgl. d
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ST. LOUIS, sept. l0.-The health
department of this city has appointed
Dr.. M0rtlAnd m medical inspector, 10
aud prevent persons infocted with
cholera or olhet contagious ulaeases
from entering the city. All trains
from the east anu all trains entering
81. Louis from north and south will be
subject 10 this inspection.
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nepubIienn ,nmpaIsn In ohlo.


WoODsDALE ISLAND PARK, Ohio,
sept. 9--rhe anniversary Of Perry's
victory on Lake Erie was chosen by
ONO League Republican clubs TO open
iho campaign IN Ohio. Hon. While
law ltciu arrived Ia Cincinnati early
inns morning and ~ ten O'Clock loft
ior Tho park on a special train With
Governor Mex iniey, ex.Goveruor
FOfak,r, Hon n. Clay Evans, Of
Iennessee, Hon. Bellamy Stoorer, Gen
eisl ii. II. Houston, OF Kentucky,
hon. J. A. Caldwell and others. The
speakers received an enthusiastic re.
ception ut the park.
Hon. Whit.law Reid was the first
speaker introduced. lie said the cam.
paign opened by such enthusiastic
gatherings M this could have but one
ending in Ohio. Whenever the Repub.
lican party Of the State is thoroughly
aroused, Is thoroughly In touch with
the younger ana more progressive Gle
ments OF the community and "movo
upon the enemy's wVfks" II always
carries them.
Mr.. Reid paid tribute 10 the
character VI Lewis ID. Campbell,
OF oidon daye; 10 Salmon ID.
Chase Of Cincinnall; 10 Ed
win M. Stanton OF Smebcnviile,
Tom Ewing and Tom Corwin, ali
Orleans, who had done service 10 their
country. cake out these men and
their history" said no, "and what IL
len OF the soul.stiring history OF Ohio
Tor The last third Of n century,"
hoierring 10 political subjecia he ssid;
"Our opponents are just now In deadly
trouble, because they say the President
IL u cold inan. Wen, have no doubt
he often does cast chill on them.
lila grantia,hers ALEC gave them trouble
WI they found II wns not only cold
III, but the whole country knew It,"
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DIR. Guun's Improved Liver Pills are
sure cure for sick headache, bilious
complaint, dyspepsia, indigestion, COS
tiventss, torpid liver, etc. These pills
insure piriect digestion, correct tho
liver and stomach, regulate the bowels,
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the skin clear. They also produce y
good appetite and invigorate and
strengthen The entire system by their
tonic action. Ihoy only require One
PHI for Dose aud never gripe OF sick
en-. Sold Mt % cents n box by u. e. NIL.
Drug Dent. DIS
Weinosday, Souvenir day at Won
uerlsnd.
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DETROIT, Mich, sept. lO-The
twenty day quarantine went into
ELECT yesterday and already sixty
Italian anu eight German immigrnnts
are held In Windsor, Ont, across the
river from here and they arrived late
last night Over the Grand Trunk road
bound for western points over Wabash.
The Italians came from Genoa on the
"Fulda" and the Germans came from
Bremen on the "Darmstadt."
They held no quarantine certificates
aud Inspector MulkerOn decided that
they could not enter the United Statee.
they viii DO taken back to Nisgafa
falla by the rnilroal COMPANY.
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Sec the New Art Collection at Won
a..
A suro ouyo for PILES.

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense Itch
Ing when warm. This form as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Proiruding, Yield
ut once To DR.. Boaanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected,
absorbs tumors, sllays Itching and Of
fects permanent cure. 90 cts. Drug
gists or mail. Circular free. DR..
Hosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold hy
z. q. Nj. /. Drug Dept.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIvEN TO THE STOCK.
j holders Of the tIho Land aud Stock
Company, tina. thero will DO meeting Of the
stockhoidcrs Of said corp ration held Al The
ofleo Of JenninEa Brothers Investment Com.
pany, ut No, II West, FIRST South Street,
salt Lake CITY. Ut the hour OF 90 pm, on
saturday. october 18th. isps. FOR tho purpose OF
amending tho C0mpany's Articles OF Incor-
porau0n BY increasing tho numbar Of shares
o H. Capital stock, and also by onlarging tho
coinpany's scope IN deal IN other personal
properly besides cattle and horacg, and To give
such additional pOwora ~ the Drcetora nnd
Managers 10 buy and cell cattla. horses aud
sheep and other personal property. az ala
rohl property Aa may be conducive TO The In
tcrrsts and future welfare OF tho company.
and also 10 increase the number OF Directors
md other officers OF the company, and to make
such other ahnngos and notifications ~ may
most nearly meet tho present eNigoneies OF
II. ~ CLAwsON, JR.,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Dated the in day OF september. 1879. 4
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UNIVERSITYOF UTAH
Uormsr'y Unirersay Or Des,rci)
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

The nrst term Of the Academic year, isq el
Of the unNeEsliy Of Utah will begin at am,
Monday, sept. r., lopa.
The following courses are offered,
!. a tour-ycars' classical course,
2. A four.yeaTr' couTsr IA General Science.
z. a iouryeArs' course In Letters
:. \ three'yeArs' course in Mining aud Min
8 Afouryear,' Normal course 1.-TWO years
preparatory.
9. a three.yoars' Normal course 1.-TWO yoars
preparatory.
1ho lrst i've OF these couTaoa lead to dcroea
Instruction IL Military Science aud IAcucs
will be continued.
a preparatory school, designed 70 prepare
students 10 pursue any Of the University
courses u open 10 persons OF both seNa over
70 years OF age
students are admitted without charges for
tuition TO any course they ave prepared 20 pur
sue. There n an annual AdmiafiOn fee OF $500
for residents Of Utah, and sea.0J for non resi-
dents.
Students may receive permits for reduced
farce over the railways IN liah.
Tor further Information apply 70
JOSEPH a. klNGsbOhr, N. A.,
d6s Aeunk President
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LONDON, Sept. lO.-Soveral failures
on the cotton trade aro expected la the
Preston district. Balance sheets for
the past quarter chow heavy loaScs.
The proposal TO work three days week.
ly Na reduction OF ten per cent. In
wages until the trade mends is growing
In favor.
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D,scus.lnu ,ho cholrrn sl,un,lon.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1O.-rhe exc
cutiye committee of Kansas and Mis-
souri, State boards Of health are In SEES.
sion in this city, discussing the cholera
situation aud Providing mutual
arrangements for la prevention or con.
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VICTORIA, b. o., Sept. 10 The
French cruiser "Du Bourdieu" reached
Esquimault last night from Honolulu.
She brings from Hawaii the informa-
ton that Wilcox has succeeded Ia re-
gaining his old position rs leader ofthe
government. The rovolutionists are
compromising with their opponents
and obtaining power without RECOURSE
to aims.
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100000 Mining Company.

Articles OF incorporation OF the Col
umbis Mining and Milling company
were filed In the Office Of tho Terri.
torial secretary today. The principal
place Of business OF tho company IL
Salt Lake City.
The capital stock is placed at 81 ,O00,-
900, divided into 10000 shares OF
Tho denomination Of 81 each. The
capital stock is subscribed for as fol-
lows:
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CHICAGO MARKET.

cnicAgo, Sept. 10, Close.
whoat-Firm, cash 5si, NAV, so.
Corn irm, cash, IS; Nav, So.
Oats-Easy, cash 5tA May, 81.
Pnrt-Easy, cash, 10; Jan, RORY.
hibs-Easy, cash iIb; jan, 6!2j..
kye, hdb,
harley, o..
Flax. iuI
Timothy, io5ds.
Lard--Easy, cash il2i., jan, 0g2B.
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NOTICE..

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TnE STOCK.
4 holders Of TnEDEsEnrT NEWS CoNrASr
will 10 held NJ the compAny's once, on ratur.
say, Sept. %, ihJ. at " O'Clock an, for the
purpose Of cleeting Directors for the ensuing
year, and 20 attend u such other business as
may properly come before tho melting.
JOIN a. EVAN. secretary.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah, August ~, 1872
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

S,EALED PROPOSALS FOR TUE EsEO.
- ton Of School House for the first
school District Tooolc, Tooclo County, Utah
Territory, Will DO opened nj the rooele school
Houec, O'Clock y, M, september 2lst 1871.
flAne can be seen NJ tho ONCE Of j. w. Tate
Iouele CITY, or At the once OF tho architect
n. n. Anderson, 2i3 canyon Road. dl0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-10

Choral Society members will please
bar Ia mind that practices will 10 10.
tumed at the Tabernacle, ON Monday
evening, the 18th int.
Full and punctual atten dance IL
urgently requested.
Il. IL. PIERCE,
Secretary.
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MrclIr nank s.n,sm,nt.

NEW YoRK, Sept. l0.--The weekly
bank statement shows the reserve de-
creased $3.50, 600. The banss now hold
si,7s2,0OO In exceas Of legal require.
meDis.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

- = 40 80 PER DAY AT home, SELLING
pa Lightning Platter and Plating Jewclry,
WAtehee. Tableware, etc. Plates tie finest u
Jowciry NJ good NJ new. on all kinds 81 metal
with sold, silver OF lickel. No experience. No
capital, Evory house has goods needing plat
ing II. u. DELNO CO., Columbus. o. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-10

rl,HE ANNUAL mIEfiSG or rnE
Il atockholders Of the Salt Lake and
Los Angeles Rai way will he held NJ
~ T.. South Temple street, on Thursday,
elfcung onlcers for ensuing year and for such
other business a. may legally come before the
meeting. 1 A. CLAYTON, Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah. August ., 1902.
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NOTICE..

fI'HERE WILL re An ANNUAL MEETING
4 Of the stockholders Of ,lhe Eagle Cracker
aud Manufacturing Co, At The compAny'a Of
dee, sept. y, at 20 pm, for the election Of
oncefs and 20 attend such other business a.
may be brought before the meeting,
y. BROOK, Presidont
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MoGREGGoR.-Died In salt Lake City.
September 10Th, l'p!. Of general debility. WIN.
MoGreggor, In the seventy seventh year OF
his aye.
Funeral services will be hold IN the Second
Ward meeting house. Monday, september lglh.
1891, t II AN. fricnda aTo respectfully In.
yttcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-10

The officers are ~ followE Albert
Bonnell, president; John u. Thomp.
son, vice-president; George II. Tousey,
secretary; IL. A. Southmsyd, treasurer,
and Charles IL. Scheu, general man
ager-
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SCHULTZ TO tho wife OF =. Schultz, on
Sept O. is9s. me boy. Mother and child
doing we'll.
wILsoS-in the Fifteenth ward. this city.
sept. $. to the vito Of james W. wilson, a
daughter. Mother and child doing we'll.
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500 ACRE RANCH FOR SAFE.

TWO FARMS. CONTAINING 100 ACRES.
\ FOR particulars apply to JANIS LOrED,
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A oOwARDLY GREW.

The crew OF the quarantine tug boat
"Fletcher," which WAS ordered this
morning to transfer the passengers OF
the "Normania" and "Rugiao to the
relief vessels "5tonington" aud "New
Hampshire" have refused to do duty
with the tug boat on this service. The
health officers now arc ondeayoring to
secure another crew.
DIR. jenkins has telegram from DR..
Byron In which the latter states that
he ~ just back from "Seandia" with
two dead b dies and eleven cases. This
IA four additional cases and two more
deaths over last nights report.
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troll Of the scoursc. should it appear
Ia the West.
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BAssMussES. At Castle Dale, September
ith, Of cholera infantum. Caroline C.. daughter
of Annie q. aud Andrew Rasmussen, born
October Ird. isgi.
Hitsben, plcase COPY.
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WE HAVE ONE or THE HEsT RANCHES
w IN Northern Utah. which wo offer on
IcAsnnabl terms or tor improved city proper.
y. The place IA we'll whtcred, And produces
brigham city, Utah. IDIOT
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A SAD TALE
Death Raging on the ausrantined
steamers.

QUARANTINE, n. Y, Sept. l0.-A
message from Swinburne Island this
morning snys two more dead bodies
ana eleven cases were removed from
the "Scaudia" this morning. Sincs tho
hour OF the above message, $3.50, no
further definite information has been
received, but report has 1t that still
more deaths have occurred and that
further cholera cases have been dis
covered. This In a sad tale which
"Normnnia,o "Moravia,O ssItugia, %
",yyoming," "WielandT and "Scan.
dia" now form ghosily tieet envel-
oped In a pall-like fog which prevents
the watchers on the shore from making
out whether or not the dreaded
yellow flag In again thrown 10
tho breeze. But there Ia ell
yer lining even TO this dark
cloud, for the health authorities still
keep tho "no cholera here" signal hy-
ing from the island, and "kaiser
Wilhelm" from Bremen has passed
Fire Island after hoisting the happy
flags which denote call well on board. )"
There IL no doubt, ! owever, that new
addition to the cholera fleet has in-
creased the gravity Of the state OF
affairs existing at Quarantine and that
the already overtaxed quarantine
officers have more thsn they can well
do In fighting the cholera of our coast.
But nobody has lost his heart and the
belief that the ecourge will be driven
back IL strengthen s,instead Of weak.
ening, as days 20 by and no cases OF
cholera appear m New York,
The feeling OF security arisos from
the fact that every day drawsus nearer
to cold weather And that the city IL get
ting cleaner and cleaner every day,
and that health Qualifications are
erected everywhere.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
SALEsNAN OUNCE SIDE LINE. TX
3, ensively ufed fair commission. IN. N.
s9.eyens. w s.see9hd II, Minneapolis, MINI.
10y MRS. PRANK u. STEPHENS, A coon
~ Eirl for general housework, In a ANAL
Inmly. vall At a. Commercial block. or iii
Ihlfieenth Fast street
A MAN TO TAKE AN oFFICE AND REP.
"A resent manufacturer. $50 Der week.
small capital required. Address, with sta MP
manufacturer, Box 70. West Acton, Mass. W
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WArER RIGHT ~ BRIGHTON AND
w North Point Canal. Enauiro "a East
second south street T. sCHwARr1.
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ELEEaGa Aas. &,s, gMr,i,!a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07
8eoauernsmerthes Wdohen

Die BeitBerin oes Nlbambro 6otels, go.
149 g. 9aliteoitraBe, Vrau Seennie See, bat
1t6 in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Weile zines
16ldbrigen WiGD1ens 9tamens S~opbiaQemis
aus Ylato GomerS, GaneGountn, sSuiuois.
angelommen. Nm 20. Nebruar tam 500
pbta na6 benz 6otel, UNI itd bort eirsu>
mietben. Sic ertldrte, bnB iie llod @bicaoo
getommen Jet, I'm ith bier BelnQftiquilq
gu iuden. Trau See nabm 1id oes 0IGos
hens, troBoem oieles tpeoer @jeIo nod @rnz
pfeblungen bate, IN freunoltdfter Meile
an. Dor etntgen Sagen mahte lie ibrer
Sel9lBertn Die ilberraihenbe Mittbei[una,
oaB tie llb in gelegneten umitdnoen beftn0e,
llno naunte QStGlam SuDlor, einen QlnQe>
1tellten Der u@lgin llbrenfabrif", ais loren
Sertllbrer. GeBten Wfontag tpuroe Die Strait
See llad) benz 53lmtner Sopbia's gerufer
ur1b fano bort oas Wdoden. iid) unter oen
beftigiten S6meraen am SuBboben .ptus
oeno, Dor. Or. Seoer bon gto. 1874 6.
9allteoitrdbe puroe gu Der ougeni6einlid
lbtper Grtrantten geruien uup 9ab benz
Wtdohen Elm Spiat, I'm eS eii:auiblGferl.
Spdter Itelte Der Qr3t cine eingebenDe I'm
terludun8 nit Der &ranfen al. St alaubte
SDnptome bon W2eoi3in 3u entbedeu, bic
baS WtGoden in Gerbinouna nit leine1n
Suftanoe erbalten bate. Or. sSeoer mill
nt6t etgentlib 5ugeben. DAB cine ftrafbare
Operation oil Sophia nor9enommen tpurbe,
bod gtaubt ct. oaB iDr WfebiSin perabret6t
tpuroe, Die sleidfals i6dOli6e SoIgen
bate.
Der 3uitanb 6es Mdb6sns 1T b06lt aez
fdbrltd. Sruu See nimlmt 1i6 ibrer an
uno bat bereits benz Gater Sopbia's, Solepb
gepis, Der elm tpoblbabenber SSarrler iein
lou, gtatbrtht 5ugeDen laiien. Sic benad>
rt6ttgte Die Bolt3et BON benz Nufentz
bait uno 53uItonoe oes Wdo6ens, ba fe
turbtete, in Standardization Al oeratbe1.
ipenn bas Wtdo6en in ibrem 0aule fterber
lnute.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07
Selb1tmoroperfub.

Donneritas Nfa6mittag itelte fi6 Gbas.
8erf, Der in Der Defamation bon Broot,
geo. "a 81. glarfitraBe. ais &ellner tbdtig
mar, in 9onobue's 9Sirtbl6aft, SEQ. 116
WeusitraBe. ein unb beiteQte it6 Elm @las
MineraItpaiier. Ser S6anftelIner be-
merf:e, DAP 8erf, ebe ct bas Wai1er tranf,
etpas bineinl6lttete. Na60em er bas
@las seleert butte, leBte er iid auf einen
Stubl uub i6ltef Elm. Ser Sdontfelner
beriu6te i'm bur0 Gittteln gu ertpeden.
Oils ibm bies ni9t 9eIang, rief CT Die Bolt5ei
gu 6ilfe. 8erf murbe nun auf einem
Yatrolmagen na6 Der Sit Chicago Qlpenue
9olt3eiitation geidafft. 9ort bradte thn
Or. Berner, na6oem ct ii6 ungefdbr cine
StunOe nit benz 8etpuBtlofen beidGftigt
bate, CUR 8eiinnung 3urit6. Msoann
tpuroe ct na6 Dem GountDz!0 oipttal gez
l6aftt. Sn elmer Gal6e Gert's murbe Elm
Sldi66en W1orpbtum 9efunoen. Die
Guantit6t, Die er ii6 in 0as Mineraltpaiier
gegoiien bate, mGre geniigenb %getpeien, un
3pei Oteni6en in bas before Senieits gu
ipeoiren. Die 6oipitaldrste ~9lauben, 8ert
am 2e6en erbalten 3l fDnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07
fir Sen County, duIfonos

Gi6ter Scales nabm fir5Ii6 ben 8ert6t
iiber Die bon ben Srieoensri6tern colleftir>
ten @elber aus ben bon tbnen ~berbGngten
@elbitrafeu entgeQea. Der 8ertht seigt,
DAB i'm Gan5en $3598.25 coQeftirt murben.
Die grDBte Gilrnabme bate &i6ter Sobn
9rinoipile nit $3.50 gu Der3ei6nen. 9ti6z
ter Charles S. 6oaglano BON Der Norolette
bat gar nihts einaenommen. @ttDa oreiBig
Srieoensrihter aus bea 2anbbe3irfen baben
nod tetnen 8eri6t obeeitattet, uno fe iinb
aufgeforoert, bis gum Is. WtGr3 bas Ser
iGumte nad3ubolen. Die coueftirten @elz
Der flieBen befanntli6 in ben County
S6ulfonos.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07
Staot @6tcago.

Rs@ utierc @OrrefponOemtcn atuo
%8etaten bein@en Die f%Ol9enoen
Gtnaten
Scrr SEQ @etttttm0bonen octt
Gta0t 9tebr6Sfa.
SEER 6ra1t5 otto Sic sfaatett
WttTomri, S4inoiS. &cntnGN, Scu=
meHec, 81 ffiiftppt, &Om.fiaAa.
2lIabatta, Georgia 1tto TIortoa.
SEER Yeter Stf6 ocm Gtaat
SuinoiS.
Scrr 9saul Ortebet oem @taat
SOtu6.
SEER 0rik Re1toc4 Die Staaten
GaItfornien, @afDtm8ton nnb
Sre9On.
&err 6, 9. epte9el ben staat
WttHnefOta.
Serr Saul &ftomsef Ste Staaten
ArfanfnS 1tn0 SeraS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07
Gin Ginbreher anaefhofien.

Sci Dem 0eriu6, 3tpei &erle, Die III Ser
gtGbe Der %. StraBe in einen
Bunmanl6en gaIaitpagen Der Santa
SesBabn ein3ubreben iu6ten, 5u perz
treiben muroe Der BGdter Yatrid
Burns Oienitog Nbcno I'm 6 1hr bon einem
Der @tnbre6er, Sanes Simons nit yta1
men, nit einem vGoOtihlager" iber ben
&opf 9ebauen.
St rief mebrere @oli3;ften aur SIIfe
berbei, tpelhe bic beiben Str0lhe perfoIaten.
Bo[i3iit Gunaban entluo ieinen GteDolDer,
llno Die Gugel fubr Simons' Splebgeleuen
Geo. Sing i'll Die SIfte.
8eiee murben oanit perbaftet uno SimonS
mad ber Citation all Der %. Strabe, &ing
mad Dem ,SoipitaI gcbra1t.