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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
THE Evening SCENE.
Crowds Throng the Streets to
View Ruins.

view f6uln9.
With the going down of the sun, and
the lowering of natures pail over the
scene of so mOmentouS an event in the
history of the city, the spectacle pre-
sented was weird. yet strongly fasci-
mating. The storm of fame which had
RACED so fiercly during the afternoon
hours, sweeping across a prosperous in
dustrial community with such dire effect
and leaving in its wake desoiat'on and
sorrow, had III measure Su and
the pillows of fire which ha, lie yer
and through the territory rae in
its visitation had given pla, .itle
fluctuations of blaze, which luso and
fell less vigorous with each succeeding
moment until finally they died away in
an unbI oxen sea of flame, which gluWed
and illumined the earth and sky with a
great unnatural light. and was reflected
i'll the slightly rippled surface of the
Mississippi.
The muIttudeS who had viewed the
panorama of elementary destruction
during the afternoon were scarcely
diminished during the evening and
until the midnight hour, news of the
cont1agratlon having quickly spread,
and crowds from the outskirts of the
city, parts of the county where trans
portation facilities were obtaInable,
and from st. Paul, flucked TO
the scene, impelled by curl
oSity and sympathy, and with
a desire to see how great ruin had
been wrought. In many of the churches
of the city, on account of the summer
season, no evening service was held, and
where there had been announced a sea-
son of worship, the congregation was
small in numbers and unappreciatiVe,
anxiety and nervousness taking prece-
dence over churchly duty; and when
the benedictiOn had been pronounced,
nearly all FASTENED to points wherefrom
a satisfactory view of the scene could
be secured.
Marshall street, which was the eX-
IRENE limit of the fire on the northeast,
was thrOnged with citizens of all classes
and ages. who, in groups on the side
walk or i'll their carriages, discussed the
details of the disaster, eagerly sought,
each from the other. further informa-
ton, or watched with interest, mingled
with admiration, the work of the fire.
men. who, throughout the night, con-
tinued TO pour streams of water wher-
ever further danger seemed to threaten.
Except along the river bank, and
adjacent 10 the plant of the Minneapolis
Brewing company. at which points huge
piles OF machinery or brick rose as
grim spectreS out of the awful ruin.
scattered monuments reared upon the
sites of previous activity and progress
i've action, the territory covered by
the fire was a dreary waste, a
desert with not an oasis. Of all
that stood upon strip of land one mile
in length and several blocks in width.
manufactures, business places, homes.
barns, trees and shrubery, not vestige
remained, the fiery demon leveling
everything in its path and licking up
with its scorching breath all trace of
that which formerly flourished there.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Coinage at 16to1.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13.-The COM
mittee appointed by the recent silver
mass meeting in this city met last night
and adopted resolutions declaring it to
be the design of the committee TO con-
fine itself to a simple proposition to re-
store the free coinage of silver at a
ratio of Is to l, aud inviting the people
all over the state to hold mass meetings
In the various cities Aug. "a, and to ap-
point committees similar to this one,
with view 10 the comprehensive deyel-
opment Of the silver sentiment IN the
state
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
To Prepare Indian Teachers,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-By direction
of Secretary Smith, the government IN
dustrial training school at Santa Fe, n.
NJ, will at once be changed into nor
NAL training school for the preparing of
Indians to take the places of white
teachers in their own schools. 1t is also
stated that the civil service rules will be
so amended as TO permit the employ
ment as teachers of graduates of this
school without a civil service examina-
ton
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
IcCleary and Hall to Talk.

Special TO the Globe
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-two men,
bers of The Minnesota delegation in the
house will speak in the silver debate. in
all probability. Congressman Hall has
been requested by the ''Tepealers' to
make speech on a certain feature of
the present difficulty, and will probably
accept. The other member who will
talk is Congressman McCleary, Of the
Second district, who will argue for a
single basis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Bad lime to Strike.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 13.-The Rock
Island switchmen held a secret meeting
here today to take action against the
proposed 10 per cent cut in wages. The
chairman of the grievance committee
tried to secure their signatures to an
agreement to stand the cut for ninety
days, but the men refused. and many of
them talk strike.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
UnduIy Alarmed,

GALVESTON, Tex. Aug. 13.-Brad-
streets alarming statement about the
difficulty in the cotton cIop situation is
considered here to be without real foun-
dation. Galveston bankers repeat edly
within the last two weeks have ex-
pressed the utmost confidence in the
situation
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
CRISP NEW BILLS
Being Turned Out in Large Num-
hers

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Orders have
been issued for the employees of the
bureau of engraving and printing to
work till O'clock every working day,
or until further notice. This was made
necessary by the increased demand
for the new issue of national bank notes.
The employees have been working until
D O'Clock, but it had become plain that
the work to be accomplished could only
be turned out by requiring ten hours
work each day. Chief johnson said that
the change would affect the work
throughout the bureau in an equal ratio,
and that about a tenth more national
bank notes would be turned out per
daY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
DR. NELSON
226 Washington Av s.,
1rner Third Avenue. MINNEAPOLIS Mir. u


Corner Third Avenue, Minneapolis Min. n
This old-estabiished office of 25 years
standing is now strictly under the care of
the OLD doctor himself, personally. Persons
taxing treatment here can rely upon safe,
sure and speedy cures as in the many years
gone by. Remember that this is the only Of
nee in Minnesota where specially is made
of diseases of the Genito- Urinary Organs and
OF the Chronic Nervous and Skin diseases
arising therefrom. This is the only medical
office in the state where every disease of
every name and nature known to suffering
humanity is not treated for money, and
where speciality is made with the greatest
success of the above named diseases.
Private and separate reception rooms No
one but the doctor sees you Office hours.
TO II a. M. to p. m. and TO p. N.
Mention this paper
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
The Breckenridge Scandal.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-There were
no developments today in the Breckin-
ridge-Pollard case, but it was discussed
wherever the publication of the filing
OF the suit against the congressman had
been read. a call at the hotel this
evening elected the information that
Mir. Breckenridge had no further state
meDt to make
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Well-Known Physician Dead.

Special to the Globe.
GREAT FALLS. Mont. Aug. 13.-Dr.
j. B. Newman. one of the leading ply
sicians of this city, died today of afro
phy of the stomach. He leaves a wife
and two children. He came originally
from Virginia His age was forty-fiYe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
VIII Take Only Cash.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 13.-The live
stock dealers at the East Liberty stock
yards have decided to refuse all checks
and New York drafts in payment of
stock pending the present currency
stringency. Only cash will be taken.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Only One Train.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 13.-The North
ern Pacific announces today that the
fast mail train put on June will be
discontinued Aug. 81 on account of
business depression and consequent
lack of travel This will reduce the
daily service to one overland train.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Movements of Minnesotans.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Mrs. and
Miss Washburn and Miss Morrison came
over from Philadelphia with the senator
and will remain here a week before re-
turning TO Minneapolis. Mayor EuStis
went to New York and will start West
tomorrow evening
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
DR.. Phillips in Washington.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Dr. Phillips,
of Dundas, a member of the Farlbault
pensionIboard,w who is at present at Johns
Hopkins, Baltimore, spent today with
Congressman Hall in this city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Orth Brewery.

At the point where the fire was
stopped stands the plant of the Mime
apolis Brewing company, generally
known as the "Orth Brewery" The
loss to this company was $4,000. 10
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
The Lumber Loss.

Probably as we'll posted man as
there is on lumber stock in the city is
b. f. Nelson, of the Nelson-Tenney
company. He says:
"Fthink there were 100000 feet of
lumber stored ill the burned yards, and
think the estimate wifi be found not
to be 100000 feet out of the way. This
lumber was worth SIP a thousand on the
average. making the lumber worth $780,
0OO There were 100000 lathS and
lOOO0OO0 shingles, which would
average 50 thousand. This would
make $4,000 additional. Of cedar
stuff at the Chatterton mill there was
probably $4,000 worth. The Wilcox
planning mill was probably worth S25, 900
and should judge Fullerton & LIBBY
had $40, 600 worth of sash and doors
warehOused. The Cnalterton mill was
worth $4,000. the Backus mill S75,UUO
and the HOar mill $4,000. the Smith
y C0rrlgan shlngle mill $4,000 and the
Nelson Ienney Co.'S. shingle mill $4,000.
Insurance and Dwellings Burned.
1t was, of course, utterly impossible
last evening to secure a reliable de-
tailed statement of the amount of in
Surance. James Mcmillan estimated it
at from One-third TO one-haif. The
Corser Belknap agency, however, who
had S62, 500 Insurance, said Zimmerman
insure up to 50 per cent, and that the
total insurance would be found to be
not far from S75O.OCO. This was
the total estimate as to the insur-
ance. The insurance maps, which give
the location of every building il the
city, show that there were 112 dwellings
destroyed. Some of these were resi-
denceS worth as much as 5000. A
large number were small and unpreten-
tiouS buildings. however. and the esti-
mate OF an Insurance man who is fami-
liar with the territory is that the aver
age value would be about $500 each.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Found Guilty of Arson.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. 49,
"Mudder'' Hoefer, charged with arson,
has been found guilty. "Mudder'' is a
German woman, and has been before the
courts several times on various counts,
but has always been acquitted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Sad Affection.

A telegram received from Colorado
Springs yesterday announced the death
of Beatrice Ii. Robinson, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robin
son. and granddaughter of Thomas
TOwrv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Robbed of Diamonds.

DELAvAN, Wis.,, Aug. 13.-Philo r.
King and family were held up on re-
turning home last evening and robbed
of $1,000 in cash and valuable diamonds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Grover Kent Indoors.

BUZZARAD's BAY. Mass, Aug. 13.-
The president spent Sunday at home
with his family and DR.. Bryant. The
cool north wind which prevailed kept
the president indoors about all day,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
The Loss of Backus Company.

a member of the firm of Baekus s.
Co. stated at a late hour last night
that the firms total loss would approxi-
mate SOD. 200. The insurance is S4OS,-
0U0 he loss on lumber. Iath and
shingles is S4UO,0 insurance $3.50. GOO,
The sawmils of Backus u Co. and A =.
Horr lose sl50,0O0; insurance S1U0, 600;
The loss on the stables and contents
was $4,000; insurance $1,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14

Capt. Fred Krake, of Company No. 8,
was quite severely injured at the Nicol-
let island end of the fire., Krake was
trying to climb up a ladder, with a short
line of hose, to which was attached a
brass NOEL. The pressure was too great
for the fireman single handed and the
hose broke away, striking Krake in the
legs. BE was paralyzed by the blow
and fell from the ladder, across burn
ing beam. HIS neck and shoulders were
severely scorched. Capt Krake was
taken to his engine house in the central
precinct pa rol wagon.
Fireman f. NJ. Lockhart, of Stea mer
No. 4, handed his coat to small boy to
carry, and the lad, in his eagerness to
see the fire, lost two bank books from
the coat, as well as other valuable
papers.
Capt. Caldwell, of Steamer No. G. was
rendered unconscious by the smoke,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
DEZZFness, FaE0tnesso

Extreme Lassitude, "don't care'' and
want to be left alone" feeling, excl
liability, irritability, nervousness, sleep
lessness, tiatulency, melancholy, or the
blues" and backache. These are
sure indications of Female Weakness,
some derangenent of the IIferns or
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
FegUIaFItY,

Suppressed or Painful transformations,
Weakness of the Stomach, Indigestion,
Bloating, Flooding, Nervous Prostra-
ton. Headache, General Debility. Also
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-14
Beafingadown Feeling

causing pain. weight, and baclache, is
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by its use. Under all circum-
stances it acts in harmony with the laws
that govern the female system, and
is as harmless as water. 1t removes
, 1893-12-26
Grmoroun9 etnes Gbioo9oers in
Sturgeon, 1no.

On Der untDett Sturgeon, Wfo., g~elegenen
2arrabce1 Station oer G6icago unb NLton>
8abn iDur0cn am Sreitag bret OfGnner BON
etnem 3u9e obgcieBt, ipel3e ais blinoe
Balfa9tere mtt3ufabren iu6tcn. 9er 8or>
l1talln Der Stredenarbetter, BatrtGQ uinlan,
bate tbnen befoblen, DEN 3ug 3u Derla1ien
unb ben @eLeiicn entlang mach @eiten su
gcben, unb ais tie BET Nuforoerung ntcbt
finite auf tie geicboiien, pobur6 elmer Don
tbnen %DeriDunbet nn0 etn 3tpeiter ge>
tOotet Wurbe. Se6ocb 1T eS bis jeBt nodb
ntbt %8eIungen, bes Yebteren S0entitGt gu
ermttteln, O9 feiner bon ben beioen Nnoeren
ibn fannten. nn9efdbr "a Sabre alt, flint
uno Elm balb SUB groB unb bon @e1pi6t
ettpa $50 Yfunb, icbeint CT Dem @nidbein
lta6 elm Oeuti6er oocr Elm Sbtpebe S1
ietn. Seine 8letoung beitanO aus etnem
blaltcn Slanellbelnb, einern tpetBen 9e7
itrtften llnterbelnb, elmer l6tpor3en @eite
uno Gof, blaugeitreiften 6oien, 6unfel>
tarbtge1t Wf0ntel, ipollenen Soden, @onz
greBa S6uben unO elmer pOuencn MitBe.
Inter feiuen 6abfeli9fciten befanb fib
cine 8tbel, oeren Setten nit 8letitift>
ftri6en unb Galbbemsrfungen ongefiiut
tuaren; ferner cine gtummer bes vgta1bbtQe
@briltian NoOocate," cine &arte gu benz
r@cntral 9airD 2unb"z Netaurant $50.
1872 Slt MaotiDn StraBe bier in GbicoGo,
ouf Oer Giifieite BON pel3er y@ottfrie6
&loiienitein $40. 1907 8eit 27. StraBe" gez
i6rieben itebt; unb cine anbere Garte, auf
Der fOl9enbe Q(Orelien iteben: SEQ. 617 @eit
San 8uren StraBe, SEQ. TAI Beit 8an
8uren StroBe unO gto. sc 6altingS Str.
MuBerbem tpar nOb cine GinIobung gu
einem bon benz Garter 6orriion 10.
@ar6 Stub am 2. 9tobcmber 5. s. in
8uIinSfi's j6auc, 796 @icb(anb 2lpe, gez
gebener 8aa uorbanoen. Die 2eiche 1T an
Srt unb Stele photographic poroen.
, 1893-12-26
DorfdneIles Sdieken.
6wei polt3iften feueru ouf eiren 5IiidtIi1e,
Ger fem Derbre6en be9aneen, mo
tooten thH.

Jfa36em Samuel gtelion geitern geacbt
I'M II llbr ieinen 1905 >Qlr6er Qlpe. gez
legeIen @tgarrenlaben gei6lofien bate, be-
CAB er iib na6 q. ytortbfeuen's gBtrt6z
lhaft, 3217 Nrdber Que., I'm bort nob cine
tleine Nacbieier 6es observation-disclosures 5u
balten. Qluf Dem l8cge oort9in tral er bic
beibcn g ~olisiitcn Wticbael Scalp uno
SDomdS Wtoran un0 luD lte ein, nit tbm
IN BEN SaIoon gu fommen. Sic nabmen
Die @inlabung an uno ale 9rei betroteu
bas 2ofal. Bie Der @igcntDumer oeiielben
jebt 5eitdti9t, fuuften tie iib Sober einc
Gigarre, tporauf 0ie Boli5iiten ipieber iDrer
g8ege gtn9en. 8alD borauf 9erietb 9teLion
nit eintgen 06lten in Ser 8irthlbaft in
Streit unD muBte ii6 eS 9efallen lalen,
ettpa5 u~nianft Dor Die S6iir bef0r6ert SIT
tperben. 9prt fanoen i'm pie ipieber Dor
bettpmmenben s ~oli3iiten un0 foroerten i'm
out, na6 0aule 81 geDclt, mas 81 tbun ct
1ib tpei9erte. QllS Die 8laur0de aber benz
nocb auf i6rem 8efebl beiton6en uno oieIen
banOgreifidb alsfIibren %poIten, periebte
9telion Sem Bo~LiSilten Scalp einen Scblag
ms 0eiit6t, Der oenlelben 5uriidtaumeln
macbte.
Weoran perbaftete 0}elion lofort 1no
bracbte TIN MACH Dem r1cbltltegen0en Y1>
troIfaiten, no itA ibn 6ealp, Ser it6 BON
Dem Sdblage erbolt bate, 5ugeie1te. QtlS Der
BatroIrpagen angefabren fam, macbte lief
gteliOn plObIi6 BON Dem @riffe OeS 8oLis
5tlten Los uno fob Die StraBe entlang.
8eioe 8oIi3iiteu 8ogen unOer3iigIi9 tire
9fepoluer unO riefen Den TlIdtling Su, an
3ubalten. 9a ct bie5 nicbt that, iagtcn itc
ibn 3pei &ugeln mach. 3robOem ronrte
er weiter unb %Dericbtponb l6lieBltcb 5pis
lcben 3tpet 6Guiern, no i'm Die Bolt3titen
iebo3 oer8ebli6 iu6ten uno bestpe9cn auf
ibrn bctreffenben 9oiten 3uriidfebrten.
Gtipa cine babe Stunbe ipGter fano cine
Srau SufGaig in Oem&euer elmer Der betoen
0duier, 5mii6en Die ytelion geratben mar,
ben 0eiudbten NIT elmer &ugeGipuube i'm
Jfiidcu, in ietnem 8lute auf letnen @elicbt
lie9enO, Sofort bena6rtcbtigte tie bic
8olt5ei, uno Der 8ermun0ete tpurbe ms
GountDs 6ospital gebracbt, ipo ct geBer' bret
llbr itarb. lieutenant Gnrtgbt bon Der
0eeringitr. Station lieB bic bei6en 4olis
3tlteu 6ealD unb Woran 81 iicb fomu1en,
ndDul ibnen Stern un0 @iirtcl alb uno
ic6IoB ie in 3lpei peribiebenen a3euen Elm,
no lie ben 8abriprub Der goronerss
Sur1 a6narten lollen.
, 1893-12-26
unfer 6eiinoeI.
ueberfd1le, Oiebereien uno Sbie6ereien aller
Dirt.

3pti6en ben beiben Torbi9en G6arles
SansburD uno Gotpin Q8oLter entltanD
geitern in ber Nirtbibaft bon QlOam
MaIfer, $50. 81 6alitebitraBe, Elm Streit,
Der fIr ben @rlteren cinen be6entlichen
Qlusgang na6m. GDptn 0alter, Der 8orz
ter in Der @irtbl0oft mar, pies Sansburp
our Hu6e uno ais Oieler ni9t lofort Der
NufforOerung nacbfam, iboB CT ibm cine
&ugel III Die 8ruIt. Der 8ertuun6ete
murOe na6 oen GountDbo5pital gebracbt,
no Die Ner5te erfIGrten, 0aB fir leine @e>
uciung tDentg, o0er gar feline 6offrunq
Dor1anoen lei. 8alfer ~lieferte iib ielbit
Der BoLt3et in 6er 0esplainesltraBen>
Station aus unD ais man ibn ipGter nit
tbetlte, mie es nit SanS6urD itebe, ba 1agte
er falt6llttg y0aS tbut mir leib, 6ocb bat
CT nur erbaltcn, mas ibm 9ebiibrte."
@9arleS QrDerlOn, Oer in 9tiper 6oreit
Icbt, fe9rte am Somitag Qtbeno nit g8et6z
nacbTsgelbenten fir feline 8raut 6elaDen,
aus Der Stabt 5urit6. Qluf benz MeQe mach
benz 6auie 9erienigen, Die CT be9lifcn
tuolte, traf Nnoerion bret Srembe, Die cine
llntcrbalt1ng nit iDnt a%nfniipften. 8l0b>
LID fragte elmer Der WfGnner, tpas in ben
Badeten entDalten iei, oie CT unter Dem
&rlne TRACE, unO ebe Qlnberipn ~antporten
%tonnte, erbtclt ct bon benz Srager ei1en
S9ldg in'S 0eitbt, tpGbren0 ein 3ipciter
ibm nit oOrgebaItenem 0lepolDer Satpeiz
gen gebot. Setre Ba6ete nur6en linn
obgenommen, DOrauf bic brei 0tebe emit
flo5en.
SoDn Blum tpur6e gcitern Nbenb ouf
DEM QSe9e mach leiter gSo6nutq an ser ID.
SlraBe, 5tptlben Wabai6 ullo Wttcbiqan
N0e., BON BRET WtGtnern ange6alte1 uno
0lltgefDroert, lctne Bert6iacben berauS;u>
9eben. Nls ct it3 tpei9crte, iprang einer
8erle aut tbn lbs uu0 bracbtc tbm nit
cllleln groBen Oteiier einen Sch1itt ouler
lber ba9 0eltdt BEL. Ylum ~itiirStc nit
etnem Sbmer5ensidrei 31 8obel1, Bic
Gauber fielcn iiber i'm 6er, nabn1en i6n1
ale letne 8ert6loc6en fort unb entfloben.
GotparD 9aptS itieg geItern W{praeu
oltrcb eit Tenlter in Die 9Sobnun9 bon
Sdmes A9nus, 3611 @uts Qtpe., ein. Q(uf
DEM SorplaBe fan0 ct 2lgnus' neuen Mtnz
tertber5leber an ber Q8ano 6Gnqen. 0ieien
1abm er uber ben 2lrm un0 mar chen inn
Segrttt, itch ouf 6emielben g8eQe, ben err oez
tommen mar, pieoer Su empfeblcn. Gls
N9nus, Der erpa6t mar, pl0dlih crichirn
nuO Ocn i'm 6enlterrabmen 6odenoen 10
LANCE .t%eltDIelt, bis ouf ietne 9ilfcrufe elm
Yolt5tlt erl6ien, Der i'm in Ser Station
oblieferte.
Solcp0 gfai6 fam eeitern Moraen in Sic
1SftDlcbalt bon @otrid 0'W0ueb. 421
Slart StraBc, trat Dem 8irtb nit eeipaunz
lenl 9tepoloer ert9c9en un0 befa6l Inn, BEN
Sn9alt Der Stal1c berausS ugeben 0'MoQen
p'l,9crte llc3, iporauf 9&alb iclbt btntcr Ben
Sc9anttIlcl trat nnO Sic &ulie auS3urQumen
be9arn. 3u1dui8 fam in oicIem Q(uqcns
Bid Der 9oli3iit 6ifep berein, Ser g}alb
betm &ra8en nabm unO i'm mach Ser 6orz
riion Str.zStatiOn bradbtc.
, 1893-12-26
Stdoti1bes,
RIetne Oddbridten.

Sci elmer BriigeGet in Ser @irtbi6oft
gfo. 4 Betting Str. mur6e ber % Sabre
alte Sobn Gtncuta an Samitag Qtbenb Der
orti9 Derlebt, OaB CT am Wtontag Morgen
leinen @eiit dufgab. Solepb Sobemnat
tpurbe ais Der G6at Derbabtig oerbaftet.
= Die @eIbporenen, tpelcbe iiber bas
SbidiaL bes M0rDers @.Graig. pel9er bic
fieine emma @erner in Ser benfbor
icbeuBltbiten 8eiie umbracbte, gu beitimz
men bGtten, baben ii6 nicbt 9%eetni9t. 0aS
lcbrtttItbe 8efenntniB bes WorberS lag
Dor, ale umitdnoe beitdtigten baS 8ez
tenntniB, Der MibinacAmeis miBGang unO
benno6 befanben licb inter ben II Sc
lbporenen 2eutc, lpel6e on Der S6ulb
Gratgs 3Wcttelten. Ser @ebantengang
zines iogenannten inteui8enten @el6ipps
renen lit pit Elm punoerbarer.