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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
A Loo ChOO w eddie
From the London Daily News.

FROM the LONDON ua1Iy News.
In the Loo Choo islands there are
some strange social fashions. A Japa-
nese gentleman, who has recently re-
turned to the capital from tour in these
islands, states that what mostly attracted
his attention was some curious marriage
customs. One consists in the bride
groom going round to all his friends
houses and permitting them to dress
him up in any ridiculous style that
they fancy. sometimes the happy
man is arrayed in q gaiiy.
painted kimono, the sleeves OF
which are tied up with q string laden
With bells, toys and trumpets. A mask
is then put on and red hat, the rig.
out" being completed by an empty kero.
sene tin which rattles noisily along as he
walks. accompanied generally by q
crowd of children. This custom is said
to have been designed by the authorities
to put stop to divorce and irregular
conduct after marriage, by making
marriage such hardship as not to be
lightly undertaken. The Japanese gen.
tl-men, however, observes that the
primary object of The regulation has long
since been lost sight of.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
Tale of Two Censuses.
From the Pittsburx Post.

EIOm Inc flLtAOufx FOSt.
K. p. Porter takes rather undue credit
to himself in communication. TO the sec-
rotary OF the interior. in which he as
serts that The cost of taking the ell venth
census will not exceed u, 600 QUO. or
little over eleven cents per ca,ita, while
the cost of the tenth census was 81, OOO,-
900, or a little under ten cents per capita.
MIR. Porter seems to think that the in.
crease "of only one cent per capita" is
triumphant vindicstion.
BY what logic is it that Porter creates
the expectation that it will cost more I'er
capita to enumerate 60 odd millions Of
people than 5O,O0O,OOO? The presump-
ton ia the other way while the details
OF the comparison he suppreeses make it
all the more unfavorable to his work.
The tenth census was planned on a scope
never rivaled before or since. The CON.
pletlon OF its special reports took the
greater part OF the succeeding decade;
and it was recognized before the next
census that 30 varied and expensive
census was unnecessary. The eleventh
census was planned on a much l-ss tx
pansive scope. On the scale of work or.
dered, POrter's census, done with the
same thoroughness and accuracy as
General Walkers, ought to have cost
about six cents per capita against the
generals ten.
Besides which there should be some
appraisement Of the value OF the goods
delivered at the price. The tenth census
gave SO reliable an exhibit of the p"pulA-
ton and industrial condition of the
United states ia 1880 as to be fairly
worth ten cents per capita. Mr.. Porter's
work will be most accurately appraised
by the statement that it might have heen
worth while to pay him and his snbOr-
d!nates ten cents per capita to leave it
alone.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
secrets OF tho Confessional.

The question whether priest is bound
to give evidence in court on the strength
OF Information obtained under the seal y
the confessional, which was answered
lately in the affirmative by the JUDICIAL
authorities in q Norman town, has just
been negatived by the Paris court Of cas-
sation. The cure OF q village in the DO
par;ment Of the Cxlvados, during the
trial OF . husband who had seriously
wounded man whom he believed to 30
on too friendly terms with his wife, vas
questioned with q view to ascer'aining
whether the prisoners suspicious had
any justification. The able declared
that he could net betrsy secrets which he
had learned in his ecclesiastical capacity.
he was condemned to pay a fine OF "a.
and appealed againet this sentence: IN
reversing The judgment the court OF cas-.
sation, quoting from one of the clauses ol
the penal code. expressed the opinion
that ministers Of all religious denom'na-
tons recognized by the state were 10
duty bound to maintain strict silence on
the subject of all revelations when
might be made to them in the confess
eional.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
CAME TO GRIEF
How u smart Man From Co,n.
Hts Money.

HOW smart Man From Conn...,
Hts Money. |est
Some years ago wealthy MA
puted to be worth $2OO,OOO Hs 1s ~
ns western career with a flnur;.S =
trumPets. He began business i in ,sn, Of
established a hank, loaned monsS "-I
bond aud mortgage, talked a great oe|
and cut vide ~wath. He wss usl
critical. and never forgot TO rid;c",.v ey|
people OF the West for their looss ne
DDS OF business. II am a traineam meth
mess man." says he, one d.v oas
writer; "you people out here don. zoe
how to do business" KNOW
In the course of q very few vo.. a.,
splendid, trained business man ing
ing to his own estimation) returnsJ
his native state poor man-hav;ns ~ ~
in the West about all of h;s f o.. zen
How did it happen? He expls;naS ;uS ae
misfortune in this wav: "The Ws..anls
people combined against me and e'Ntn
too much for me. | was equal r. VIC
two or three of them, but al comb;' aly
they defeated me-" There ws,s .
leading facts which were the nr;no; IVY
cause OF his ruin, neither of which h.
understood: 10
tirst-he was not near az smart a. n.
estimated himself. 90 "e
Stcond-The Western people v.,.
much smarter than he estimated ths,"
Should any If our readers conclu,iS :.
come West and go into business. dor's
make q similer mistake. Here are vrs.s
opportunities. and the field ia wide: I'M.
il you succeed you must fight. Donr
tiatter Yourself that it will he q "waIt'
over" You will have to compete win
others worthy Of your ste ell. Wv"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
A Man and Woman Lynchea.

Deputy United States Marshal Leggett,
OF Fort Smith, Arkansas, has just come
in from the northern part of the state,
where he has been chasing moonshiners.
He reports . double lynching, which &C.
Cured in the mountains. Peter Baker,
. farmer, was found murdered in his
house. His wife and man named John
son left the country, but both returned
q few days ago. The neighbors suspected
them of putting Baker out The wav.
The couple was captured, lashed together
back to back and then hanged BY the
same rope until dead.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
A Fasnily's Sad Fate.

A most peculiar and friehtful QUAD.
ripple accident occurred near Spring Val
ley. Mimi Sunday. Frank Ostrsnder,
. farmer, had the misfortune to cut his
Icy wh'le chopping wood. He was helped
BY friends to his home and bed. That
evening his wife. in delicate condition.
went out to milk The COWS, and was
kicked nearly to death by one of the
brutes. She msnsged to crawl to the
house. where, without helOing hand.
she gave birth to twins. Shortly after
wards the twins died. The burden Of
grief and pain was too much for the
mother, and she died an hour later. The
father in frenzy OF grief endeavored to
rise from his bed and started the injured
leg bleeding. Before he could reach the
side OF his dead wife and babes he bled
10 death.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
Mise Mitchell's Duke.
From the London Figaro.


The Duke Of La Rochefoucanld who :.
to marry Miss Mitchell, the daughter If
an American millionaire, has the hlnest
blood in France flowing in his veins His
ancestors represented France at the crn.
sade, and men of his name have flied
high Office at the court, in the armv and
in the magistracy ever since. Ore dnks
OF La Rochefoucauld was killed at the
massacre of st. Bartholomew. Anothsr
lived to write book of maxims. Of
which the following are specimens:
Irritation" :" :" ci"ulcs'V
There are few women whose charm ,,-,,v..
their be&uty." ~''"''A survives
~. jealousy y Away: born with love, but doe.
The present duke knows . good deal
about flirtation, the charms q Women
AND Jealousy. But - he 10 50, It may BE-
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
A Conversion Forces . Copf,sa,on.


Thos. +. Coultrie, Of Sault st. Marie,
Mich, aged IS, was cruelty murdered on
January 2lst of last year. His son, vii.
liam, was tried for the crime, but &C
Quilted. He began attending revival
meetings lately, and became converted,
During q period Of intense excitement he
said the Lord had told him to confess
that he had murdered his aged fatner.
As he proceeded he grew greatly excited.
and he fairly shrieked out that after
shooting the old man he had pounded
his head almost to q jelly with the heavy
end OF An axe. He said he had periured
himself at the trial and had purchased
the evidence Of two witnesses. There
was scene OF frenzied excitement at the
conclusion of the confession. There "a
some talk Of lynching, and Coulter va
hurried out by back door By those hi
placed In jail.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04

Jack, the Slasher," that mysterious
individual, who since December %, last,
has amused himself by cutting the
Threats Of drunken men with . razor,
and has been the terror of night trav-
elers in the Fourth ward Of New York.
was captured Sunday morning red.
handed. He inveigled his victim, .
drunken man, 70 an unfrequented street
and then catching the man around the
~ ck with one haAd, with the other he
drew . keen razor across his throat. He
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04

Ex-senator Mcconnell OF Idaho 10 in
Spokane and has sprung q sensation.
He claims to have discovered that the
boundary line between Washington and
Idaho is 80 miles too far east, and pro-
poses to have it moved.
He is going ct once to Washington
City to make what arrangements he can
for Z Sesurvey. He has consulted on the
subject with General Tanatt, ex.land
agent Of the Union Pacific, who agrees
with him. % be Gays.
Should the proposed change in the
boundary line b made, Spokane, Collar,
Palouse and large portion Of Spokane
and Whitman counties will be In idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
CROP REPORT.
What Was Prod ucei In 1891.


No subject is more interesting to the
careful student Of our agricultural prog
ress and resources than study OF the
crop reports OF this wonderful year. In
this instance We use the figures of the
New York Commercial bulletin. 1t puts
the wheat crop at $4,000, 600 bushels,
but some authorities make it $4,000, 600
The average value to the farmer is
probably "a cents bushel, making the
value OF the crop $50 DOC, 900. But the
crops OF 1880 and the four succeeding
years, averaging AGA DOC, 900, brought
nearly as much money, as they averaged
about 80 cents bushel. The value of
the wheat crop Of this year over that OF
last increased about $3.50, 600 900.
The returns of the corn crop are the
largest ever known. The yield is esti-
mated at 2, loo, 600 900, and its average
per bushel in first hands has been APP
cents. Last years crop, which was
small, was worth SO 6 cents per bushel
in first hands, but rs it was only 1,5OO.-
OOO, 600 bushels, the total valuation was
not great. This year We have total
valuation of 1886, 20O, 900 for the corn
crop.
Oats averaged 1872 cents per bushel
With total production of $4,000 900,
thus giving value OF pa 600, 600.
The total OF the wheat, corn aud oats
crops in 1890 were put at 2,412 .853, 900
bushels, valued ut about 1892 900 900.
The yield this year has been 3.42l, OOO,-
QUO bushels, valued at 81, $3.50, OOO, 900, an
increased value of 1885, OOO, 900.
No question Of it, the Mckinley bill
was q measureless boon in securing the
people such extraordinary crops. And
that is only half the story, for it also
blasted the crops in Europe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04
An Example Of Philadelphia.
)m the Milwaukee Sentinel.

There 10 some probability that Chicago
ie to be freed from the utter domination
OF cabmen. II 10 proposed to place IN
stations and hotels some maps OF the
city. plainly marked with different zones,
and with . scale Of the prices beewse"
them.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-04

presumed .. that on his marriage \. =
81 down and be content wiz ~ will
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Sd)anri9e Gntbiiunugen.
Tran 9Olan inter ser Mntlage 6e8 Gut
tean1OrSeS berbaftet.
-5ybr wahri@einIi6er mitfduIoieer nod auf
freiem Su6e.

Die 8oliSei berbaitete Sreita9N 6en6 Srau
2t3Sie 9olan BON $50. 1924 2ope Ncenue
inter oerNnflage. ibren Wtann ermorbet 3u
babel,. Sohn 0oLan muroe AM Iebten
0ienitag begraben, na0oem Ser Coroner
einen Snque1t ab9ebalten uno auf oas 3eugs
nib Der Srau bin enti6ieDen bate, baB Der
Soote 1i6 erl6olen babe. 9bortas 0o>
Ian, Der alte Yater bes gerltorbenen,
9laubte ieoo9 nidt on Bic SeIbltnorot6eo5
rte uno bate lelne guten @runOe oatiir.
SSbm mar ndnlll6 b%etan11t, oaB let1e
S6ptegert06ter IN einem lebr tnttmen
UerbGltniB 81 et1em iunsen Wtcnne, ga@
mems Charles Geeperbboerrt, 9eitallOen
bate, Der frii6er i'm 8almers 6ouie ullo
benz Sr0quotssGlu God getpeIer uno ais
lolder elm groBes Gebalt perbieut bate.
S6on tlra na@ Der gerbeiratbunB 0oz
lan's bate eS 0es iungen Wtannes tpegen
Slpiid1en Den Gbeleuten beftige Scenen ge>
geben uno Der alte Batter bate entbedt, 0aB
Die iunge Srau bamals, ais Der perbdn9s
ntBDoue S6uB ab9efeuert puroe, Der 0olall
Oas Seben foltete, nt6t aueiu, lonoern IN
9teeperbboern's @eleIljdaft mar uno baB
Der tu19e Wtann ltb mad Der &ataltropbe
RAID aus Den Staube 9ema6t babe. Serller
bate Der alte O0lan nlebr bon 3tDiegelprd>
ben belaui6t, Die ibn in leinen GerOadte
beitdrfte unO Ct lieB iid seitern bon Hi6ter
0lennon geqen Srou 0olan uno 0teeperBz
boern Saftbefeble ausltelen.
Oils Die Gean1tett lit Trau 9plan's
6aule eri6teuen, UNI Die 8erbaftung porz
3unebmen, mar Elm iunger Mlann BET ibr,
Der aber bel ibrem @intritt Bic gemerfuna
maGte, oaB CT na6 Der Staot geben noble
uno ieine QSorte aud iosIeih our Sbat
ma6te. Gr lit ieitbem nerlhtpunoen, trobz
Dem Die 8ear1ten, BET benen Der Gerba6t
aufgelttegen mar, baB Sener NeeperBboern
mar, i'm uberall lu6ten.
Sralt 0plal, etite gut utto lebr intelligent
ausIebenbe 8lonbtne BON rs Sabren, Jap
seitern 9lbeno ldtpet9eno in ibrer Belle uno
pertpei9erte ie9ltAe 9usfunit. Sic miro
beute Wiorgen Dor Gihter @lennon Elm
YerbDr 3l beiteben baben.
0te Boliaei lit bemiibt au erfabren, NOS
Der Der Gepolper, nit benz 0olan it6 a1z
geblib erl6oB unO Der nebeu inn Lag, als
CT geIullDeu tDuroe, fannie. sic 1T Der
Qnii6tc DAB 9olan feline Srou in 0feeperbs
boern'S @eielli6aft iberraihte uno bet benz
barauf folgenoen Strette eridolien tpurbe.
Sic g~riinbet ibre Nnlidt barauf. oaB 9oz
lan's @jeii6t ni6t BON 8ulper gel6tpdrst
tpar, tp;e bas it6er Der SAL geneien iein
pilroe, ipenn er in acknowledgements Nbiiht
it6 ben &eUolper Oi6t boris @eli6t geDal>
ten hQtte. f-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
fieI aus 0em feniter.

Sobn Sennsiip aus Gbebaulee, ST.,
iprang ooer ftel Sreita9 NbenO aus benz
Dritten Stodpert oas 0tep gorf59otels,
241 9tanoolpbltraBe, auf ben Seitenwee
binab uno mar augenblidlt6 cine Gei6e.
@r fam porgeltern 9(bsnD UNI II 1br in oas
9otel uno be9ab ftp lofort in oas ibnl an
ge!pielene Simmer 9to. 35. @egen ubr
b0rte Der 6austne6t eincn oumpfen Sal
brauBen. @r Lief hinaus unb fano 0enneiiD
toot auf 'Dem Seiienme9e. Ser 8eruns
Gillette tpar nur nit ieinem l1nter5euae be-
tleioet ulO bate anl6eineto eben bas Bett
Derla1len.
Sin 9oti3iit tpurbe eerufen unD Der
9etbnam na6 &Ianer's Worgue 9ebra9t.
3ufGQig paren Wtife Shea n1o Sobn
S'Wtara aus Gbebaniee, ST., i'm 6otel an7
weleno, bic Sennelip genau tannten uno
iaeten, DaB CT ELM woblbabeuoer iunser
Sarmer uno @%isbbGnoler lei. ST NOR mad
Chicago gefommen, UNI 8ieb gu perfalfeil.
uno in ieinen Sai6en fano man auBer $40
in baarem @elbe einen GDeG fur 1913.
@abrideinli6 par6ennelip unpobl getporz
ben unO tpar, ais er bas Senlter Oftnete,
bonn S6ipinoel erfaBt poroen uto btnz
-ousgeiaIen. 9ie M1utter uno Der Sruoer
bes Iooten purben bena6rt@ttgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Selbitntor6e.

Ser 6ufidmieb 8iuiam S. Gooneb, Der
nit letner S6tDeiter in Dem 6aule 226 6.
@enterftr. mohnte, l6nitt iih W1ontog
Wtorgen bic &eble ab. @r fam am Mtorge1
in ibr Simmer uno erflQrte, Dap CT in Die
STRIDE gebel1 noble. Guy3 nadber b0rte iie
III benz "9tebenSimmer ein ionoerbares @ez
rGulh. Ste Lief bin uno fa1o ibren 8ruoer
iterbero nit bur6i1nittener &eble auf benz
6uBbooen liegen. Wan Dermutbet, ban
@ooneD bic Sbat in einem 8abniinnsanfaue
be9tng.
Gobert @einbereer hergtftete ft6 Wontag
2(beno in ieiner Wobnung 23O 8ladbauf
StraBe. IS beibt, oaB Der Summer iiber
ben Dor &uraem ertolgten SOB ieiner Srau
i'm gu Der Xbat trteb. @etnberger tpar
&egner bon Yrofeiiton. Ser Coroner
puroe bon letnem Selbtmoroe bene6z
ri6tigt.
Sin 8eamter Der @ran6 Groi1ing 8oliset
fanb Wfontag Wor9en in Der gtGbe Der 96.
Strabe uno Soutb 9art Npe. bic Qei6e
zines Wfannes an einem 8aume bGn9en.
@r i6uttt ben Sobten ab uno lteB i'm nit
benz BatroltDd9e1 mad Der @rano GroiItng
8olt5eiitatton b%ringen. 6ier puroe er als
Nlnos Sanlon ioentiftcirt. Sci ibnl fano
man einen an Sans 9anion, @lQcott,
Scott County, Sopa 9sri@teten 8rief.
Wtan oermutbet, baB oer 9breliat Der Sobn
oes 8eritorbenen lit. 9anlon mar ein
TrenDer in @ranb Groiiing uEb unsefdbr
s. Sabre alt.
Cine Goroners : Surb enti6ie6, 6aB
WiaD 8. WtiQman ii6 an Montag
Nbeno in ibrer Wobnung SEQ. 1872 &imbau
NDenlle per9iftet babe. Sic ipar leit Sab
rem frGutli6 9enelen uno bate oft ben
Nunid geduBert, foot gu ietn. Wfan fano
tie am Sonntag Wor9en bepuBtlos in
ibrem 3immer uno Der berbetgerufene Nr5t
erflGrte, oaB fe fid nit Worpbium perz
gtftet babe. Sic itar6 AM folsenben Sage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Fir sic Gbicaoo'er uniper1itdt.

- ~ Wv
9ie G6icago r1niuerIttGt fat Sun. Nmos
Mlon3o Stasg ais Brofeiior Der 3ebre our
@ntpidelun9 Der Qeibestrdfte geiponnen.
8rofelior Stagg tDurDe am 16. Nu9ult
1862 in @eit Orange, 81. S. eeboren. St
abloluirte Die 6o6i6ule in Orange, mo- er
ieine Stuoien I'M Sabre 1883 beenoet hattie.
Son Do be5og ct Die @reter Nfaoemie, mo-
er iih ungefd6r elm Sabr aufbielt. Direct
BON Greter begob er it6 na6 gale, un0
bort beltono CT i'm Sabre 1888 letn @ralnelt.
Nuf mebrfade Nufforoerung iibernabm er
banu bas Nmt zines General SdretGrs
Der 9o9i6ule Der vgoung Wen's @briitian
Nliociation". 9teles Nmt befleloete Serr
Stugs Stpei Sabre. Sur lelben i3eit lbte
er it1 Elm Sabr i'm 8oitfa6 uno oas
5peite Sabr ma6te CT tbeologtl6e StuoIen.
Darauf bel6loB er, it6 ouf Die Sebre GUT
gntpidelung Der &Drperfrdfte 5u Derlegen,
uno e. trat nun als Stuoent Der vSnter>
national Noung Wlen's Gbriltian Q1io>
ciation Sraining S6ool" III Sprtngftelo,
Wtaii., bel. 9as nG6lfe Sabr oaraut tun>
girte ct ais 2ebrer unD belt unter ben Mn>
ipicten Der Training Sdool", in perld,tez
benen Staaten, 8ortrdge iiber mooerne
Mtbletif.
9err Stasg erfreut ft6 ieiner Dor5itgz
IiGen &raft tpeeen zines Matchmaker &ufes.
S6on als Stuoent par Ell als 8aulpteler
beribmt uno er bewabrte ii6 flint Sabre
lang ben Huf zines vGbarnpion" I'M lSer>
fen bes 8alles. Gr bate ebrenDoue Gufe
mad Ditli6en l1niperittdten, bod 3og 9err
Stagg es Dor, benz Jufe ols Brofeiior Der
l1eaen Gbtcago l1ntueriitdt 5u folgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

Syrup"

0ter lit Elm 8etpeis bont Su6en-Wdlz
1tlitppt, gel6rteben i'm NpriL 1890, glet6
1adbem Die Grippe ienen 2an6itri6 beims
9el1dt bate. vS6 bin ETH Tarn1er, nno
5tuar elmer bon 6euen, Sic bon frIb Bis ipat
auf ben 8eiRen iein miiien. i3u 1nfang
beS leBten @inters muroe i9 auf elmer
Sabrt mad Der Staot 8idsburg in W1tiftiz
1tppt geborig bur6genei6t. SD fam piez
Der mad 6auie, tpurbe aber balo BON einenr
trodcnen uno qHGlenOeE 6uiten geplagt.
0ies puroe INNER i9Iimnler, uuo bal6
lab t6 mid 9eatpungen, Sllfe gu iuden.
SD fragte Or. 9iron, Der ieitber geItorben
1T, unO bieler rietb mir, cine 6lal6e BON
8oi6ee's U@erman SDrup" gu faufen.
Ntittlerpeile uuroe Mein 5uften itdrfer
uno ftGrter, oanH Tam Die Grippe unb padte
mid in bebenflther @eiie. Stun mar i9
geatpnngen, ettpas gu tbun. SD faufte 3iuet
Slal9en u@erman SDrup", nabrn baDon
etn, uno aIs i6 CUR %stpeiten 6lai6e fam,
mar i6 meinen 6uiten, Die Grippe uno ale
i6limmen Sol9eu berielben los. Wfetn
9sfinoen lit leit Der !3ett aus9e5et6net."
S. BriaIs, S r., Gauu9a,
6ines &c., Wfiif.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
bofnuns fir Jofepb 111outa9.
Oas Stats : Ober9eridt hat INN einen
neucn pro5e6 bepiIli9t.

Durb cine Gnti6eibung 6es Staatsober>
aertdts in Otapa muroe Oonneritag benz
Soiepb Wontog, Der i'm WaGrS oeS y. S. Der
brutalen Grmorbun9 ieiner Satin ii6er>
fi6rt uno Surl SoDe burd) ben Strang pec>
llrtbeilt tpurbe, ein neuer Bro3eB beptItgt.
Der nGberen l1nltGnoe bes WoroeS peroen
it1 unlere 2eler ipobl nod ertnuer1t. Die
0arauf fol9enoen Observation-Disclosures
tDaren namentltb our6 Die Stellunsnabme
Der nGbiten 8ermanoten oeS WfDroerS be-
merfensmertb. Giner bieler 0ertpanoten
murbe bamalS bei6uloi9t, benz @efaneenen
einen StriG 5u9ei6idt gu baben, nit BET
Nnoeutung, DAB oerlelbe ibn 9ebrau6et
t0nnte.
Ser oamals 57iG6rige Wfontog betrieb int
Sabre 1890 in geo. 125 sc. @larfitr. einelt
Xaocn. Der unter Dem Jtamen vGlarfitraBe
sSair" betannt mar. St 9erietb' in ftnanz
slele S6ipiertsfeiten, unO i6lieBlid Duroe
Da5 @eIdGft bonn Sberiff gel6lolien. Seine
@attin uno ieim Sp5n brahten Dann oaS
@eld,Gft an ii6 uno lie perboten Meontag,
baiielbe tDieoer SIT betreten, aud leBten tie
ibr aus lettter Wobnung, 105-107 Weus2
itrabe, Dot bic Sbiir. Ser alte Wtann iu6te
iid au tpieoerbplten Wealen nit ieinen Ser
tpal1otert auS5ulDbnen, er butte aber oan1it
fetnen @rfol8. S6lieBI;6 puroe er Der
Geraneiflun9 in Die 9lrme 9etrieben. 9lm
@beno Oes 4. SUM 1890 betrat ct Oen2aoen
unb forOerte letne Satin gum lebten Wtale
auf, ii6 nit ibm aus3uiObnen. sic mics
i'm ab, porauf er einen &epolper 300 unO
leine Satin eri0oB. 9arauf ia9te ct iid
ielbit cine Eugel in Die 8ruit, letne Ser,
tpunDung mar aber ni6t tOotli6. yta1
neuntdstgem &ranfenlager muroe er in 0aS
@ountpaefdl19niB gebradt unO i'm Septems
Der 1890 tpur0e CT tuegen OtorbeS pro5elitrt.
lberflbrt lnb Derurtbeilt.
Sept bat bas Staatss Obergeri1t bic
Gnti6eibuug bes @rimiualaeriGts ul19e>
ftoBen uno ben 8rcSeB 3uriiduertpielen.
Wtontag iolte bereits ont Is. Wfat y. S.
eebenft tperoen, iein @npalt, sc. u. &dufz
man, erpirfte iebo6 eilen Nuflbub Der
@recution burd) elm Super eoiaSuerfa6ren.
&aufmann bra6te oie9lngelegenbeit Dor baS
Sbergeriht ulo mai in ieinen 8emibun7
gen, Ofonta9 einen neuen Pro5eB gu lthern,
erfDlgrei6.
Montas betpobnt augenblidlid nod cine
Belle in Der WDroer : Nbtbetlung bes
County @efGugntiIes.