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The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23

The members of the Young Mems
Christian Association and Of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary will be pleased to know
that the association have been very for
tunate in obtaining Mr.. r. II. Baxter. one
of the students who went on the Bow
doin expedition to Labrador last season,
to give description Of his trip. The
lecture will be beautifully illustrated by
views, and also by speci-
mems obtained while there. This lecture
will be one Of the best of the season.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
PERSONAL.

Deputy Marshal Sterling is out again
after his attack of the grippe.
Elliott Wood, Esq, and Postmaster
Charles Wood, both of Winthrop, were
in Portland yesterday.
United States Marshal Saunders has
recovered from his severe attack of
grippe, and was at his office in this city
yesterday.
A letter received from J. N. Lord, says
that Col. Dyer Of Skowhegan is better
and considered out of danger.
Rev. Matt S. Hughes of this city, will
preach the annual Prayer Day sermon
befor the students of Colby University
next Thursday.
Messrs. Henry B. Cleaves, F. N. Dow
and G. F. Libby will be among the speak
ers at the Lewiston Board of Trade ban
quet.
Nh. B. Walker McKeen, the newly
elected secretary of the State Board of
Agriculture, was in the city yesterday,
on his way to his home in Fryeburg.
Gov. Russell Of Massachusetts,, accom-
panied by his staff, passed through Port
land yesterday on his way to Poland
Springs. The Governor will soon sub
ject himself to a surgical operation to
remove a trouble in his vocal chords.
Mrs. Annie Louise Cary Raymond was
one Of quartette including Mrs.
Clark, soprano; Mr.. Rickeson, tenor, and
Mr.. Remerts, bass, who sang yesterday
at the funeral of Mr.. Jacob Gosche, in
New York, the father-in-law of Theo
dore Thomas. Mr.. Gosche was veteran
musical and dramatic manager.
Miss George A. Knight has joined the
Cecilian Quartette as second soprano.
Miss Knight is a member of the Second
Parish church choir and also of the
Haydn Association. She has studied
music with Mrs. Morrison, but is now a
pupil of Mrs. bennett.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23

DR.. Dalton's third lecture in the series
on Skepticism will be given at the Y. NJ.
C. A. tomorrow, at 4.30. These lectures
are being attended by large audiences,
and are very helpful to any who may
have difficulties that can be removed by
information DR.. Dalton is too well
known to make it necessary to say that
there is no abuse of any ones ideas, but
rather he tells the facts in such way that
all can be helped. The lectures are for
men only, and every man is invited. No
admission fee.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
The Brunswick Fur Club.

The third animal meet of the Bruins
wick Fur Club will occur at Great Isl
and, Brunswick, February 18th. The
Gurnet House will be headquarters and
the meet will be devoted entirely to
hunting in the covers of Great Island and
the adjacent mainland. All the trial
winning hounds of the club will be seen
at the meet, and runor has it that some
noted flyers from well-known western
places will be on hand to contest honors
with the clubs veterans.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23

Merry, the halter, has taken the store
under the Falmouth hotel, formerly oc-
cupied by the Hall Rubber Co., and will
close out his stock of goods that were
damaged by smoke in the late fire at his
old store, regardless of cost. AS Mr..
Merry wishes to open his store after the
repairs are made with an entirely new
stock of goods, some great bargains will
be offered to close out the old stock.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
The Methodist Social Union.

An adjourned meeting of the Methodist
Social Union will be held at the Chestnut
Street church, Monday, the oath inst.
Supper will be served at $50 p. m. by
the ladies of the Chestnut Street church.
Rev. A. E. Winship of Somerville, Mass,
will deliver an address at s o'clock. Mr.
Winship is live, progressive man in all
departments of Christian thought and
work. The public are cordially invited
to hear his address.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
Stephen Con1ey's Hard Luck.

Stephen Conley fell from staging to
the deck of vessel at Turner's Island
yesterday morning, striking on the rail
and fracturing his skull at the base of
the brain. Rich's ambulance conveyed
him to his home on Hammond street,
where DR.. Cammett found him so badly
hurt as to give little promise of recovery.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23

Sermon.
On Monday, which will be the Feast of
the Conversion of st. Paul, will occur the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of the consecra-
ton of the Rt. Rev. Henry A. Nicely, D.
D., Bishop Of the Diocese Of Maine of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. The
special services at the st. Luke's cathe-
dral, on that day, will be interesting and
memorable in the history OF the diocese.
Bishop Neely's position in the Protestant
Episcopal church of the United States is
very near the head of the body of bishops.
In the line Of seventy he stands ninth,
rank being determined by the date of
conservation. He is, moreover, chair
man of the House OF Bishops, which,
with the House Of Deputies, constitutes
the great triennial General Assembly of
the church. This Craftsmanship of the
House of Bishops is the highest elective
Office in the gift of the church.
The special services at the cathedral
will begin with morning prayer, at 8 a.
m. At II a. m. will begin the festal cele-
bration of the Holy Communion, by Co
adjutor Bishop Kingdom OF Fredericton,
N. B., and Bishop Niles of New Hamp-
shire. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. DR.. Samuel Upjohn of Philadelphia,
for fourteen years presbyter of the do
cese and an honorary canon of the cathe
dral. 1t is understood that an address
will be presented to Bishop Nicely by
representatives of the clergy and laity of
the diocese.
AT 2 p. m. the attending bishops and
clergy will dine with Bishop Nicely at the
Preble House. From 4 p. m. to s p. m.
Bishop Nelly will be at home. to his
friends at the rectory on State street.
Tomorrow Coadjutor Bishop Kingdom
of Fredericton will preach at the cathe-
dral at 1890 a. m.
Many bishops who have been unable to
attend have sent letters of eongratulation,
among these letters being one from the
Metropolitan of Canada and the Bishop
of Quebec.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
HENRY ADAMS NELLY.
Twenty-Five Years Bishop of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church.

ant Episcopal Church.
Twenty-Five years ago next Monday
Henry Adams Nicely was consecrated
Bishop of Maine. Twenty-Five years ago
he was made the eighty-third Bishop in
the line of succession in the American
Church. Since that day Bishop Nicely
has seen very large number of Bishops
added to that illustrious list.
On the 25th day of January 1867 the
conservation services were held in Trinity
Chapel, New York of which Dr.. Nicely
was the pastor. The church was crowded
to the doors. The officiating Bishops
were Potter of New York, Williams of
Connecticut, Odenheimer, of New Jersey
Clarkson of Nebrask and Randall of
Colorado. The services were most sol
emn and impressive. Bishop Potter was
the preacher He closed most eloquent
and forceful sermon with the following
words addressed to the Bishop elect.
Beloved Brother, when / speak of
earnest work in the Church of God l
know I speak to your heart. The people
of this Congregation, as does every flock
to whom you have ministered, bear testi-
mony to your untiring faithfulness, to
your piety and to your zeal. We now
say to you, Come up higher. You succeed
an amiable christian bishop; may your
career be as worthy as his You have the
confidence and sympathies of all who
know you. You will be at the extreme
end of the semi-circle of chief pastors.
1t will be of touching interest to you to
watch how one after another will drop
from out this circle as you move toward
its centre. God keep you through all
that time good Christian, God shield you
from all misrepresentation and calumy.
God preserve you to the church, an hum
BILE instrument for it's good and the glory
of your God"
How truly have the words of the
preacher been verified! "You will be at
the extreme end of the semi-circle of
chief pastors. 1t will be of touching in
tcrest to you to watch how one after an
other will drop from out the circle as you
move toward its CENTRE Of all the
bishops who officiated at the consecra-
ton but one still ministers on earth, the
Ven0TdUlo DlSllOp WIHIdlAS VI OouuoCtl-
cut. And of that 'circle" of which
Bishop Nicely was at the extreme end,
the junior end so many have passed
away, but a few names now precede that
of the Bishop of Maine at the senior
end.
Bishop Nicely came to Portland soon
after his conservation. He was the sec
ond bishop of Maine succeeding the
sanity Bishop Burgess. He was born in
Fayetteville, New York, on May 18th
1880. He graduated at Hobart College
in 1S49 and was afterwards tutor in the
same institution. He was ordained
Deacon in Trinity church, Geneva, in
1852 by Rt. Rev. w. II. Delaney S. 7.
d. and Priest by the same Prelate in
1854. Oficiated as Rector of Calvary
church, Utica 1886, Christ church,
Rochester, 1S55-1S62 and Chaplain of
Hobart College 1S62-1s64. He then re-
moved to New York and became an assis-
tant minister of Trinity Parish and in
charge of Trinity chapel and from this
was elected to the Episcopacy. He re-
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
The Burns Club.

The first meeting of the Burns Club
will be held in Reform Club hall next
Monday evening at 1870 o'clock. An adj
dress, songs and readings from the works
of Burns will constitute the programme.
Hon.. J. H. Drummond will preside.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
DR.. Blanchard's Lecture.

Rev. DR.. Blanchard will deliver the
eighth lecture of his course on ''Aneri-
can History part of Sacred History"
next Tuesday evening. Subject: ''Thom-
as jefferson, the Believer in the People,
The public are cordially invited to at
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
in this county have been recorded at the
registry Of deeds:
Bridgton-R Harnden to Samuel II.
Harnden.
Samuel FL. Dawes to Charles L. Gibbs.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
St. Alban Commandery, No. s, x. r.

Sir Knights of St. Alban Commandery,
are requested to attend the funeral SER
vices of our lamented frater, Sir Knight
E. L. Stanwood, which take place on
Sunday afternoon, at his late residence,
No. IA Mellen street. @*
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
For additional Local News see
Fifth Page.
BRIEF JoTTiNas.

MI Henry McCorison injured his knee
seriously at the Lincoln street fire the
other morning.
Yesterday morning was bright and
cold but the temperature rose considera-
bly, before noon.
The special meeting of the Masonic
Relief Association will be held at $50
o'clock this evening.
The steamer Cumberland on her last
trip to this port brought some forty gran
tie tombstones and urns, going west.
Twenty-Five hundred barrels Of Maine
apples passed through this city Thurs
day night on the Boston freight
The Telephone company are taking
down the old poles on Bracket aud York
streets and attaching their wires to the
new ones.
Some fifteen to twenty Bangor men
win come to Portland the first Of next
week to be initiated into the Order of
Ell1s.
The adjourned meeting of the West
brook city government in relation to the
Portland electric railroad will be held
tonight
The annual contribution for the Wild
ows Wood Society will be taken up Sun
day morning, 24th, at the First Parish
church.
The engines of the Boston & Maine are
being draped in black and white out OF
respect to the late master mechanic Will
lam Smith.
The meeting of the Women's Literary
Union that was to have been held today
was postponed ON account of a recent be-
reavement in the family Of the presi-
dent.
The Little Women will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Leavitt, 166 Neal street.
Every member is. requested to be pres
ent.
The Jolly Wranglers' Club have oc-
cupied their cosy new room On the cor
ner OF Federal and Market streets.
A second class car from st. John on
the Maine Central has been running be-
!ween this city and Waterville by way of
Lewiston in order to lessen the number
of cars on the Augusta train.
VIM. NJ. Gray of Brewer, charged with
being q deserter from the army, went
through Portland Wednesday in charge
of Pinke1ton detective, to Boston. 1t
is claimed he deserted two years ago and
settled in Brewer.
The Methodist Social Union postponed
from last Monday will take supper to-
gether next Monday evening at Chestnut
street church at $50 p. M, and after
wards be addressed on important topics.
The annual election of officers will take
place.
The January number of the Maine
Central time tables, prepared and edited
by Mr. Lyman H. Nelson, has been pub
lished. AS usual it is a perfect conpen-
dunn of the lines of travel of the Maine
Central and all connecting roads. This
number is embellished with an admira-
bic picture of John Jewett.
A large number of the neighbors of
the Church of the Messiah have bought
new copper vane for the. church, to
take the place Of the one that was blown
away by a heavy southeast gale several
years ago "Steeple jack will place it
in position.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-23
BISHOP NEELY'S DAY.
Monday the 18th Anniversary Of His
Conservation.
CLERGY TO BE PRESENT FROM ALL
THE DIOCESE OF MAINE.

Of Seventy American Episcopal Bishops
Bishop Nicely Stands Ninth - Pro-
gramme of the Services at St. Luke's
Observation-Disclosures to Be Present from
New Hampshire and New Brunswick
Rev. DR.. Samuel Urjolin to Preach the
Sermon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05
Gutberifdes 2lItenbetm,

SIN elmer am 9onneritag abgebaLtenen
Geriammlung bon 8ertretern Der lutbez
ridden @enleinben muroen bic eingegange>
men Nldne fir bas in Nrlington 6eigbts
gu erri9tenbe lutberti6e Qltenbetm geprlft
uno Der glan oeS Nrditeften S. MbllOlG9er
gutgebeiBen unb angenommen. Die De-
lenl6aft ntmn1t u Nn9ebote fir ben 8ar
entgegen, unb apar bei6loB fte, 6aB oielel>
ben binnen bret @ohen Deritegelt einge>
rei6t ietn miiien. Gum 8rGitoenten Der
Waiienbaus> @eieui6aft puroe 6err 6. s.
0ie1er, 8am 8i~8eprGitOenten Serr q.
6auer. gum S6abn1eiiter Serr s.. s.. 3ut7
termeiiter, gum SefretGr 0err Baitor q.
Getnfe ernGblt. 9a nun Die b~ouitdnbige
Organization Der @eieQl6aft 5ur Sbatla6e
seporben lit, wurbe aud elm Gomite err
nannt, pel6es ben Charter fir Die @eieaz
l6aft beiorsen iou. Die Xruitees Der
Qnftalt ftnb: s. S0rn. q. 6euer, $. 6.
3uttermeiiter, S. Sburn.
9as neutrality-suspicious. iol bon $15. 900
Bis $40, 900 toiten unb iou, A BEL Sc SUB
groB, fir so Sniaiien 9taun bieten. Sn's
@rOgeihoB tommen @Bsimmer unb &a6e
fur 100 8erlOnen, lopte S6lafraum fir
bas 9ten1tperional. SIM erIten Stod
tperben garlors fir 6erren unb fir 9az
men, ioipie ein &aud3immer fir 6erren
eingeri6tet. Die iibrtgen &Gumli0feiten
uno StoGperfe itnb @obnz unb S6lafz
rdume. 9tm 3teformationSfeite iou Die
@r%unoteinle9ung itattttnOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05
Observation-Disclosures fir Ole Formal
turnbale.
Deridieoenes aus Dem GountYrath.

9ie Srage, ob Der 8au Der oeplantet
Eurnbane auf Dem @runoitiiG Der Nor1naI:
i6uIe gu Stanbe tommlen miro, tDuroe aud
in Der GountDratbsitbung AM Wontag nod
ni6t ent16teoen, unD tDie eS ben Nnldetr
bat, baben Die @egner bes 8aues bereits
etnt9e Der bisherigen Befurporter De1lelber
auf lore settle 5iniberee5ogen, uro ale,
Observation-Disclosures mad miro Der gegen>
a%norbnen. SIN Der Wtontaes> SiBung bes
GountDratbs bradte Som. Carroll etner
9lntrag Elm, bic gan3eGurnballet> Qlngelegen7
belt auf ben Slid 5u legen, Da Der Gountbz
ar6iteft a~ngeipteien tporben lei, Gldne flr
Elm @ebGuoe an5uferttgen, oa5 ni6t mebr
als $40, 900 foiten ioue, un0 oa Der nieori9i tie
Dieter $27, 900 fiir ben 8au Derlange. Ser
Q(ntrag wurbe nit elmer Stimme Wtebrbeit
an oaS Blenarcomite perDielen.
Quf Mntrag oes gommilidrs SfaIerup
bei6loB Der GountDratb, fir nG6iten Wfonz
tag, alS ben Mrbeitertag, iotDeit es angGngz
lib tit, Die Gountp>S fftcen gu i6lieBen.
9te regelmdBige @ountDratbSiiBuna ftnoet
aber bod ltatt, oa uad Dem @eieB am eriten
Wtontag inn September cine Sibun9 itattz
ftn6en muB.
Oie 9e9rng bes GdluBiteines ait Dem
neuen Griminalgeri6tS8e6Guo miro unter
ben 9eremonten oes SreimanrerorDenS ftatt>
ftnoen, unb Die Gomrnti1Gre Stcptla,
Ballard u10 Wtanlerre tpurben als @0l1tte
beauitragt, nit ben 8ertretern oeS Sreiz
maurer>S rbens Die n0tbigen arrangements
gu %trefen.
SIN benz 8eri6t bes glenar>G omites
puroe Der Bal1us, tpel6er Die @ntlabme
bon $4,000 fir Die @ni6affun9 bon le6s
leuen 9ampftei1eln fit oaS @ountDgebauOe
aus Der 8etDiutgun9 fur ben Sberttt
empfteblt. 0abin a%baednoert, baB bel6l0lien
tDuroe, Die eu Betrag aus Dem 8aufonoS gu
entnebmen. Brdiioent Green tDar Der
einsige, Der gegen oteies ENHANCEMENT
itimnte.
@m @ontroft fir oas Gun6en Ser @Gnbe
Der @eri6tsldle i'm Gourtboule muroe an
Sobn s. W. Gbobe auf lein NngebDt BON
$873.50 pergeben.
Sine Sroinans, ipel1e Der glue SSlanS
& 6arDep Gailroab So. Elm QSegere6t
5milden Den Srten 6arDsD uno Blue
Sslano Derleiht, tpuroe al ben County
NnDalt sur 8sauta6tuns Uerpieien.
Oerrnan Stmol 1purDe oil Steue bes
Suriidtretencen Wiuiam @rabom gum
Gonitobler fir oas Tonn Calumet err
na1nt.
Terner bei6lcB Der GountDrat5, ben 2lnz
geitelten in Der Office bes @ountD> Glert5,
ben @eriGtsoienern uno SabritublfUbrern
fit ueberltunoens Qrbeit BET Der gtaturaliz
latton bon 8irgercanbibaten pro Stunbe
30 GentS gu belpiQigen. g
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05
SIatterv's Opfer foot.

@oporb OaDoneb, Der bot elmer @o@e
bon benz 8olt3iiten SlatterD bon Der Slt
Gbicago Npenue Station aei6oiien muroe,
ftar5 Sreitag in ieiner 9Bobnung, SEQ. 288
Sninois StroBe. Ser Snaueit miro bort
beute Dtorgen UNI 10 ubr ftattftnoen.
Slatterp %bebauptet. baB er 9abonep uno
flint anbere iunge Qeute in einem leeren
@aarenbauie an Der Suinois nabe Stub
StraBe ~qefunben bebe. @1s er etngetreten
lei, leien ale ieds iiber ibn ber9efalIen uno
bGtten i'm entieBli6 m%tBbanoeLt. @r babe
in Ge!bltuertbeibigunq ieinen 3teOoIDer gez
Sogen ulO Ore! 'Shliic abaefeuert. Cine
&ueel traf 0abonep in bte 8ruit, onr6z
bobrte Die re6te 9unge uno fam i'm 0tafs
arat Dsraus. 9aboneD fam bis gu letnem
Tobe ni9t mieber atm BeUuBtletn. OaS
8erb0r BON Sbomas uno Sames OGboneD,
8riioeril bes 8eritor6enen, Die our 13stt perz
Daftet purben unb inter Der Nntlage oes
Nngriffs auf ben 9oIi5iiten SLatterp iteben,
nuroe bon benz 0tihter Geriten big gum
10. september peridoben, Do S!atterD nod
INNER nidt i'm Stanoe 1T, 0as Sett 81
%perlaiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05
Gin oefperoter Burfde.
5enrY ObIin9er na6 per3weifcIter Geeen=
pehr BON 5wei Sherifs perRaftet.

9te 6iIsiberiffs SIS. Sones unb 6enrb
8ters perbaTteten Oonneritag 6enrD Sbs
lin9er uno ~iibergaben ibln benz Sberiff BON
Wooo County, Ohio.
Obltnger maj Der Beamten ais Elm oelpez
rater Gurl6e. bel6rieben Doroen uno iie
muBten BET ietner 8erbaftung erfabren, boB
0lele Bebauptung t6re DoQe 8ere6tigung
bate. Die beioen Sberiffs murben BON
Dem Wtanne. Der ibnen Sblinger's Nufentz
baltsort Derratben bate, mad ben Srahtz
bOfen Der Wti6igGn Central Babn an Der
Saplor StraBe begLeitet. Sort angeeomlz
men, aeigte Der GerrGtber auf einen Otann,
oer babel bel6Gfttgt mar, SDei Sradttuagen
aneinanoer 81 fOppeln, nno bemertte, baB
oas Der @elu6te let. Sones ulo 8iers
ndberten ii6 ibm unb faBten ibn beim &raz
gen, ais er btnter ben Wagen berrorfam.
SbIinger bate ein @tienitif in Der 0anD
nno boLte geraoe gum S6lage aus, ais
SoneS ibn etnen Genolber Dor ben &opf
belt uno orobte, oaB ct i'm bel bet geringz
1ten 8epeghng nieoerihieBen tperoe.
SroBDem tpebrte itd S6linger nit aQer
lom gu @ebote ite6enoen &raft uno Die
betoen ftarten SberiffS tparen LANCE nt6t
I'm Sta1oe, i'm uiter5ufrie9en. S6lieBlt6
9elar1G eS SIerS. i'm ge9en cine Waro gu
brideu unD nun mari er ii6 nit polem
@ewi6t gegen ibn. Sblin9er Derlor MOS
mentan bas BemuBtiein uno ebe er flip err
Dolen folnte, batteH Die 8eanten i'm in Elm
berettltebenoes Sab gei6leppt .ino fubreH
nun i'm 0alopp Der Sberiffsofftce su.
pier Derlas Der Sberlff WtQtam 8.
grDant BON 0ooo County, Ohio, BEN
6aftsbefebl, in benz Sblinger oes @inbru6s
uno @roBbiebitabls angetla0t purbe. Ser
8url6e bate it@ in @ooo @ountn Dor
5pet Sabren iii Das 6aus zines alten @bez
paares 9el6lt6en, bate ben O1ann nicberz
gei6Iagen uno Der Trau Die &leiDer pom
Xeibe 9~eriiien, neil er bel ibr na6 @eLo
,lu6te. ST feno audi ipirfli6 i'm 8rultLaB
perbor9en $1100. Seltoem bat Die 9oli3st
Dergebli6 na6 tbm gelu6t. Sbm puroen
0anoz uno SuBl6eIen anaeIegt uno oann
wnr0e er mad Dem 8. & 8. 8abnbof
Transporting. Mtt Dem nGhiten 3uge
bra6te i'm S6eriff 8rpant bann mad So
leDO. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05
Sin aetniates Mehr. ftrpahr

9os uno ntbts Anberes lit Der WtenI9, beiien Mis
beritanbSfroit pe9en Wtan9els oil einein mirtIamen
Stimnlan8mittel 10 lpeit 9ei9putOen 1T, bag ct qua
ianmeuiiuten unb Iib pieleibt gar peb tbun tpiIroe,
pent ELL 9epi9ti9er Se9enitono, lpie 4. y. etne mlrs
bi9e Wtotrone init itattliber &Drperfttlle, it'd oni i'm
gu ititsen periu&te. Stdrtt Sud, Sbr 9o9eren, ioIts
rub traftloien, i9panfcnben @etaIten, NIT Soitet=
mtrD, gut su ellel uub all perbauen unb ooolrtD an
Musfel NIB Strait al 9elpinnen. Gtnt Spr's ii0t, 10
miro Der 9rinlltI9e Senleumonn @nren SebenSfoben
balo 9enug ourbibnetoen. 9terpolttat SDlarollgtett,
@ouenbelc6merben, Sortleipioteit, WtaIarta. Gbells
motismus uno 9eterenleiben peroel insgeiammt BON
oieIem %falnoieu @elunbbeitS= unb &rdfteer1peder iber=
8itters miro Der Sdtud1iiuq pob1 tbun, bic 8eoiri.
nlle ieimes moltraitirteu Mto9enS gu 1tuoireu, nm
b~eniIelben burb autrdgltbe unb Ietbt perooulthe &o1t
al 9ilTe an tommem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-09-05
Cine feItIame 6eIbidte.

Soiep6 Yinta, Der am Wfittnoh 10 pI0b>
li1 aus Dem 6auie leiner @lterl 707 Nu>
port QlpeI1ue peri6wano. lit mieoer beim>
gefsbrt. St behauptet, oaB er oil Der Gde
Der Glarfs uno WtaDiion>S traBe auf einen
&abelbabntpagen sewartet babe, na0oem CT
fir leinen 8ater me6rere 9tebnungen be-
aablt bate. 6ier ieien Sipei WtGnner gu
ibm getreten uno bGtteu TIN aufaeforbert,
ibnen ben @8ea mad Dem Golt StraBens
8abnbof Su 5eigeu. Sic bGtten ibn baum
mitgei6leppt un0 in oer yldbe Oes Babnz
bofS in einen berettitebenOsn Q8ayen gez
boben. ST babe UNI 6ulfe ihreien pollen,
man babe ibm iebob ben Wtuno 3uGe6alten
uno er lei iGlieBlih e~ingeldlafen. @egen
Wtorgen lei man in Solicit an9etommen uno
babe bier Die Yferbe mehieln moler. SieIe
@elegenbett babe ct DenuBt, lei aus benz
WageH gelprun9elt uno babe 1ih binter
einent @tlenbabnipagen peritedt 0e6alten.
9llS er ft6 bann iider 9egloubt, babe er
einem 2ofonlotipfilbrer leine @ei6i6te err
SGblt ulo lei BON bieiem nit nad @bicago
SuruGgenoulnlet noroen. Die QoliSei
i6entt Der 9ausen @raGblung nenig @lauz
ben uno miro Die Sa6e senau unteriu1sn.