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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24

BILLS have been introduced in both
the senate and house amending the laws
OF 1890, relative to the inspection Of
Illuminating oils. The present law fixes
the test of oils by Fosters oil tester,
and the standard at 100 degrees
Fahrenheit. There is a feeling preva-
lent throughout the state that this
standard is unreasonably and unjustly
low. Illuminating oil incapable of sus,
tanning a higher test than 100 degrees
can scarcely be considered as safe for
common usage, not to speak of it's poor
quality for Illuminating purposes.
Efforts have been made at previous ses-
sions to establish a higher standard, but
they have failed. A determination
exists at the present session, however,
to place the law of oil inspection and
testing upon a basis which shall insure
the safety and good quality of the oils
sold in the state, and do away with the
miserable substitutes for illuminants
from which the people are now suffering
Leading senators and representatives
have expressed their intention of sup
porting such a measure, which will he
prepared and introduced by the joint
committee instituted by the concurrent
resolution already passed by both houses.
1t is to be hoped that this effort will
amount to something, so that the people
of North Dakota may have the benefit of
a grading of oil somewhere near that of
illuminants supplied in other states. AS
it is, North Dakota ls the dumping
ground for all the refuse the STANDARD
| Oil company produces.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24
REPRESENTATIVE BuRxHAnnr ho,;o,o

REPRESENTATIVE BURKHARDr believes
IN arbitration and therefore desired that
the county boundary bill. be referred to
a committee to decide the equity in the
case. MI. Burkhardt is a hard working
member, and it should be remembered
that ne and his colleague, Mr.. Veeder,
who, by the way, is one Of the hardest,
yet unassuming members of the house,
are representing the county of Oliver as
we'll as Morton, it being in their district.
This accounts for their strong opposition
to the pet measure of Mr.. Simpson.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24
EXEMPTIONS

The exemption law of Dakota has stood
the racket of fierce opposition fortwenty-
five years. at eve,y session of the legisla-
ture attempts have been made to modify
or repeal it, these attempts have been
covert and open and in almost every
guise. Once when Moody was in the
territorial legislature he made a sneak
which it was assumed did repeal it. The
prairies were ab!aze with indignation
and to SATISFY the people Judge Kidder,
then delegate to congress, got a bill
through congress which declared the
bill construed not to repeal it. Two ses-
sions of the legislature have passed
and the third is nearly over since state
hood. The fire has been kept up on the
exemption law, the people still holding
the fort. until the judiciary committee
of the house made the discovery during
the past week that the constitution
knocks out the provision which it has
been so long desired to repeal. The
words of the constitution are as follows:
Sec. %. exemption from forced sale to
heads Of families q homestead, the value
of which shall be limited and defined by
law, and a reasonable amount of per-
sonal property, the kind and value of
which shall be fixed by law" The pro.
provision which has drawn all of the
fire on the exemption law is this: SIN
addition to the property mentioned in
the preceding section, the debtor may,
by himself or his agent select from all
other Of his personal property, not alb
solutely exempt, goods, chattels, mer-
chandlse, money, or other personal
property, not to exceed in the a aggregate,
$1,000 in value"
This the committee holds is in
direct conflict with the above
quoted provision of the constitution.
Under the old law any person residing
in the state could claim this exemption,
and partnerships were held to he EMIT
led to n exemption and merchants
could take 1t out of their stock or cash,
and thus the more easily defraud their
creditors. But the constitution restrict
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24

1T must be SAID to the credit of George
walsh that the democrats and populists
old not succeed in turning his head by
casting a few votes for him for United
states senator. He has steadily voted
1or tne republican receiving the highest
Vote' and has not sulked in his tent be-
u those naturally friendly to him
oia not turf aside to help the play along
winch the democrats were trying to
MAKE IN order to break the republican
lines.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24

REPRESENTATIVES, BENTLEY and Simp-
son distinguished themselves yesterday
IN debate on the county boundary fight
Inc points made by MI. Bentley were
good ones' but the sympathy of the
nouse was with Mr.. Simpson. He
o,almed to have been elected largely on
thas issue, while the interest taken by
Mr. Bentley a that of an outsider
having the interests of other districts at
heart only in a general way.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24

A l authorizing cities to levy and
collect an annual poll tax" was intro.
duced Monday in the senate by Mr..
Haggart. Its provisions, in substance,
are as follows: Every male inhabitant
between the ages Of q and so years,
with the usual exceptions, is made liable
to an annual poll tax Of $3.50. The as.
SCISSORS OF eech city are required to make
q list OF persons so liable and file the
same in the office of the city auditor.
The street commissioners is to give three
days notice Of this tax to the persons
liable, the same to be paid in cash or by
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24

The title of house bill No. 218, intro
duced by MI. Elliott, explains it's nature
distinctly: "To impose a tax upon that
proportion of the capital stock of all
Pullman, sleeping, palace OF dining car
companies, which is invested and used
in this state, and upon all sleeping, palace
or dining cars operated in North
Dakota" The rate provided is 3% mills
OF the dollar of capital stock, as above
specified, and the same upon the value
of the cars operated in the state. 10 fix
the amount Of capital stock taxable in
the state, such proportion of the whole
capital stock is taken, as the number OF
miles operated by the company in the
state bears to the total number of miles
operated. 1t is made the duty of the
manager or principal accounting officer
of a company owning or operating or OPP
Grating cars described, to furnish the
state auditor with a sworn statement of
the total capital invested by his COM
pany, the whole number Of miles ope-
rated, and the number of miles operated
in the state. Upon his refusal to furnish
such statement the auditor is to make it
up upon the best information obtainable,
and estimate the taxes therefrom. This
sum, if not paid in sixty days, to be COL
lected by dlstraint. Failure by the rail-
road officers mentioned to comply with
the provisions Of the act is made a mis-
demeanor, and punishable by fine of
$500 to 5000.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION

The election of w. n. Roach is the
legitimate result of the methods adopted
by those republicans who, without Civ
ing any reasons for their course, without
presenting any valid objections to the
candidates named, determined to break
down organization and prevent the cleo
ton of any one desired or supported by
the majority. 1t was their boast that
their opposition was not to the candidates
but their support. 1t was born of jeal-
ousy and hate, growing out of their local
campaigns or relating back to their
campaigns in the state.
Roderick johnson said on more than one
occasion that it would have afforded him
pleasure to vote for Lyman r. Casey-a
christian gentleman, a worthy represent
tative in the United States senate, the
choice Of two-thirds Of the republicans.
Casey, who deserved the support of
every republican, was withdrawn and
an honest effort was made to elect Mr..
Kingman, but that other element-the
honorable gentlemen from Cass-refused
to support him because those who had
favored Casey we're reported to be in
favor of his election. Six Cass county
republicans had refused to caucus IN der
any circumstances presented to them.
Nay, more, long before there was the
slightest danger Of the election of a dem
ocrat-when there was no fear of that
result-they voted for Benton,
and had it not been for the strife be-
tween two populists as to which should
cast the deciding vote and be entitled to
the front seat on the band wagon, John
D. Benton would have been elected on
the twenty-third ballot instead of w. N.
Roach on the sixty Fl st-John D. Benton
by Cass county republicans, instead of
W. N. Roach by Grand Forks county re-
publicans.
Cass county planted the seeds of dis
cord and watered and cultivated the
plant until Grand Forks was taught to
envy them the prospective yield. The
Cass county press had no words Of con-
demnation. The Cass county people
rather applauded and encouraged the
representatives of it's rival to go and do
likewise.
When Casey was driven out Of the
field it seemed almost certain that a
democrat would be elected, and that it
was simply a choice between Roach and
Benton. The election of Benton vas de-
feated only by keeping Muir in the field,
and by encouraging Roach's
friends to hope that if a
democrat must be elected he would be
chosen at last. Thus they made it i'm.
possible to rally Benton's broken lines.
In the hope that Cass would see the
error Of it's ways the republicans united
upon a Cass county man. And still
Pinkham, Macarthur and Severson re.
fused to yield and Southland Joined
them, and by his example contributed
more than either to the final result.
Fuller and Wright of Stutsman, pro-
Tossing to be republicans, expressing a
willingness to vote even for Casey when
their vote would elect, still refused to
come. While johnson, Strom and
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24

cases of emergency, provides the means
to defray the expense of quarantine and
other preventative measures, and will
make it possible for the executive to act
with promptness an energy, without
having to pay for it himself.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24

the right OF exemption it will be seer to
the heads Of families making another
radical change and accomplishing all
that has been attempted to be con
plished all these years.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24

SENATOR H1LL1ER's bill makes all the
grain mills in the state public custom
mills, and regulates the rates of toll
and exchange therein. The bill provides
that all the mills in the state operated
in the manufacture Of any kind of grain
shall be public custom mills. It fixes
the toll in kind for grinding and boiling
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-24

10 A democrat, none could please the
missouri slope better than Hon. w. N.
!soaoh. he has always been q staunch
friend OF this part Of the state and he
mas the respect of all citizens regardless
o. party. lie was the only democrat in
the famous legislature of 1886. and has
, 1893-12-09
Oas aweite Opter.

6eute Mtorgen nm 4 l1br itarb I'M
County, oipital 9ctcr Bruntp, tpelcber
am Morgen be5 10. 9toDember BON benielz
ben @tnbrechern perpunOet ipuroe, Die ieiz
men Gater Sboma5 Bru1tu t0btcten. 3ie
2eicr tperoen iiob ertnuern, 6aB bic 6amilie
8runtp, iuelcbe Oalnals in Dem !6uuic $50.
A 13. 8Gace ipobnte, bon brei Giubrecbern
i'm Sdlaf iiberraibt pur6c, baB Ser dltere
Bruntp aus benz 8ett ipraHg, itdb ben Gin7
brecbern entgegeniteIte un6 eriboiien
muroe, tpGbreno lein Sobn un0 feline Socbz
ter &~ugeIpunoen bauontrugen.
OILS bic mutbmaBliben S6Gter tpuroen
ipGter SbOmaS McgtaIp. @baS. 8urfe un6
@bpar6 Marrcn bon Der Goronersiur9
benz @rtminaIgeribt %iibertpieien.
, 1893-12-09
Gin %mer6WirOiger }unO.
Gin Sbpert meldes Karl Ger
6ro6e an9ebltb
9n1 rttten rumiTn1Fn General
Erhr11tetF
Bel elmer 2tusgrabune in Columbia, 8. G.
entoedt.
81 EN- Nnrf. 9. December

gtem U0rt, y. Se5entber.
Cine 9epeid9e al Die Sun" bon Gplums
bta, 9. g., fa9t: 81. 90. Steoeus, Elm biez
Tiger 3immermann, bat einen 6ltnb ge>
ma9t, Der ii3 fiir tbn ais iebr tpertbpoQ
erDetlcn mag. Nls er geltern cine Qlus1
grabbing macbte, fan6 ct Elm altes 3tpet>
l9neibtgeS S9nert; bic 8affe purbe
mebreren alien 8ilrgern geSei9t unb elmer
bcrielben, oeiicn 9utes @e6d6tniB befaunt
tit uno oeiien @laubpirbi9teit ntcbt ange>
5petfelt trir0, ertnnerte ii9 elmer alien Sc
i6tcbte aus 6er Belt bonn 8elu6e 2afaDette's
in Der 6%ortigcu Stobt, nelcbe nur Q8ez
ni9en befannt lit unO Elm 6erartiges
SCHUBERT init bent beriibmten 6ran3oien in
8erbinOung brih9t. Die BON jenem alien
8irger er5Ghlte @ei3i6te lautet folgen6erz
ntaBen: Scarf Der GroBe 9eriet6 in elmer
Ietner S6lacbten in einen piit6en6en
3nettampf nit etnem berilbmtcn rOrtiiben
Sen erul er blteb Sieger, bteb benz G0mer
Ben &Opf ab ln0 nabm ibm ale leine
Waffen ab. 0d5u 9eborte Elm Stpetibnei7
bi9es S9tpert. &orl ser WroBe befo6l
oarauf, DAB oas S6tpert ais cine SroptGe
beS befti9itell Samples, BEN CT lie beitanben
babe, ltetS in Der t0ni9ltchen Samilie BON
Srantreicb Uerbleiben ioac. Sn Der fOnigz
Iic6en Sanilie BON Srantrei6 far6en Oiele
GerGnoerungen itatt, aber oas S6tpert
murbe itetS ais 6eiltgt6um bepaGrt.
@tnes Cages betraute Der &0nig Ca
faDette nit elmer gefdbrliben Miilion, un6
ais bteicIbe erfolgret6 aus9efibrt mar, bot
Der &0ni9 benz @eneral @breniteuen u1b
@eIb an, naS iebob BON 2afaDette abge@
Lebnt puroe, purauf iDm ber &Onig bas
S6mert &arls beS @roBen ais @eIcbent
iiber9ob. ST iolte baiielbe bis gu ieinem
Sobe be6alten, uno es bann pieber an
Sranfrei6 5%uriid8eben. Qus 2afapette i'm
Sabre 1926 bies 2anb beiucbte, fiibrte er
bas S6pert nit it9, un6 CT bate es bel
iicb, ais CT in Columbia e%tntraf. 6ier
oeribpanb eS, unO 2afabette mar Ser 4n@
itcbt, baB es ibnt DON etnem gteger geitobleu
tpurbe. @s puroen Die etfrigiten gtad6for@
i3ungen Oarna9 an9eiteut, aber baS
Scbmert blteb ~peri6Dun0en. 2afaDettes
8egleiter 9laubten, baB eS BON benz 9iebe
irge1tbtpo pergrabcn mur6e. Der Scbmer3
beS Generals iiber ben GerLuit Der @affe
mar befttg un6 bitter, ser &0nt9 aber tpuroe
Oariiber 10 auf9ebra6t, baB CT 0alaDette
befabl, ii6 ME nieoer por i6m bltden gu
~Ialier. (Q8eun aHcb nicbt mabr, 10 6Od
iebenfaus gut erfunben.)
, 1893-12-09
Gin befonntes 1~1itsIieo oer pro
ouftenb0ri e
plo5li8 irriinni9 9eworoen.
sc EN- 81 r 9. 0e.

Rem Oorf, g.. 0es.
9apib &plenfeIbt, Elm ~befanntes Weitz
9lteo Der 8robuttenb0rie un6 fritbereS
Wttt9lteo Der Nftienb0rie, tpurbe geitern int
8euepue 6oipital unter9cbra9t, Inn auf
letnen 9etItt9en 3uitanb bin unteriucbt gu
tperben. Der Gprfoll, ipelber CUR 8erbafz
tung &oienfeIOt's fiibrte, ulto ipGter Oeiien
lleberflbrung na6 Dem 6oipital fir siuedz
mGBtg eribcinen lieB, trug iicb geitern
Wor9en Dor benz Barrett 6ou1e, Gde bon
Sroaotpap unb Der 43. StroBe, gu. @egen
5ebn u6r befanb iicb Der QlbppfotQIbert San
8tnfle auf benz 8ege nacb Der unteren
Staot, uno gerabe ais ct all Dem sort ite=
belt6en 9oienfelot Dcrbet9ing, 5og er fem
Sal6entu6 beraus. Sn oemlelben Nuaenz
Bid, ais Nolenfel0t 0aiielbe erbIidte, ftirste
er ltcb in Die StraBe, unb begann ben nichts
8oies a%bnenben 8anQ8infle nit gefrorenem
S3nee, Sis uno mas er ionIt in Ser StroRe
fano, 5u bombar6tren. 9fatiirlich mar inn
9tu etne Wtenge Wenicben periammelt, ober
Goienfclbt leBte letn 8omborbement nit
auer 6efttgfett fort, bis ct bon cinem g o.
ltStlten in !0aft genon1men murbe. St err
flGrte, DAB San Bintle Ietn GaIchentu ch
beraus9e5oge1 babe, nm ibn 5I cbloroforz
miren, uno oaB CT 81 elmer 8anoe oeb0re.
Die lib peri6noren babe, i'm SIT ermorben.
, 1893-12-09
andbt-U eIepruntt&tP.
SC 81 nrf. 8. 0e.

sc 10 9 orf, 8. 0eS.
6eute Weor9en Dur0e nit Der 8emeisz
%aufnabme in benz Yro3eB gegen ben Or.
9enrp s. S. WteDer, peld6er ongeflagt tt,
2uDtptg Brandt Der9tttet 81 boben, be-
9onnen.
Ser erfte bonn StaatsantpaGt aufgerufene
3euge mar Carl Wfue4er; 6erielbe iagte,
oaB ietn Dabrer 0tame &acL Gtrfel iei
er babe ben Or. M2e0er, GubiDig 8rnuot
un6 Baum i'm GefGngniB in Solicit gez
troffen un6 UieDer babe tbm eineu Blan
mttgetbetLt, 6ur9 8etrug ppn 8erz
ftberungS : @eieQi6dften pieI 8el6 3u
m0ben. SpGter babe er WeDer in SEQ.
331 @enter StraBe in Gbicago nieDer gez
t%rnffen; berielbe babe bort ais 9lr3t pratttz
3trt, bort babe er 0ub Die Srau Mteper gez
ieben. WteDer babe i'm sefra9t, oh er jebt
berett let, NIT t6m in OaS @ei6Gft 5u gez
ben, um8eritcberungS>@ eieal6aften 81 be-
tritgen. ct babe aber abgelebnt.
SpGter ia9te i6nt MeDer, 6aB er 8ran6t's
Qeben Derii6ert babe uno baB 6rau WteDer
ais beiien Srau figuriren miilie. Brandt
mar unter benz Nan1en Baum neritbert
unb TIM Sic Sacbe better gu betrGftigen,
muBte bieier Srau WteDer bctratben. Brandt
mar NIT III Der 8eri6m0rung un6 bamtit
etnoerftanOen, trant gu tperben, ibetnbar
81 iterben uno cine 1n6ere 2etbe untersr>
16teben. Wtltuer erbielt bon WteDer Elm
Bafet nit Der 9ufi6rift yQnttmon" unb
Der G%rflGrung, 6aB otes 8ronbt frant MAJ
chen tperbe. 91 bies ben 8erbrecbern FL
LANCE 6auerte, ertLGrte itb Brandt et1oer7
itanoen, ernitli6 frant SIT Derben unb Or.
Wte0er CAB ibm Groton>Oel elm. Ser Npoz
tDefer, Der bies ~9eliefert bate, mar i'm
@eriht utb 3ei9te 6aS 9tecept bes Or.
WeeDer Dor, auf tpeldes Dteier ben 9tamen
Otto 6. Stetn 9eiebt bate.
9ierauf wurbe Elm Or. Wttn6et sur 8ez
6anbLun9 bon Brandt, Der ale SDmptome
Der Nubr bate, 6erbeigerufen, BON Sem Or.
Ofeper iagte, CT lei Elm iungcr Wtann unb
Ietcbt gu tGuiben. WiiQer iagte ferner, 6aB
ie6esmal, tpenn WteDer @Bipaaren in 6aS
&ranfen5imner 8ran6ts brad6te, CT etipas
iber bieie ~itrcute, unO oaB WfeDer i6m qez
fa9t babe, eS lei Q(ntimon. QlS Wtiiuer Dem
OoftDr la9te, OaB Brandt 10 lcbtper letoen
miiiie, nttlbte tbm Dteicr Qlrienif ms GIle1
uno iagte, 6aB ct itcE banah better fiiblen
tper6e. Brandt itarb in Ser Nac6t Dom
30. OtGr5. Qluf @riuben WeDer'S 6e1acbz
rtbtige Wttaer Or. WttnOen pom &o6e
8ranbt'S, unb bieier iteate sen Go6tenidbein
nus. Brandt ipur6e be9raben unb Or.
MeDer unb ietne Trau benabribtigtcn
einen Sag ipGtcr bic Interchangeable
ibaft. Ser GOtar berielben, TierneD, fam
na6 Dem 6auie unb na6m bic 9(usiagen
Der angebIiben 8itttpe gu 8apier, bic BON
Or. Wteper unO Dem 2eicbenbeitatter be3eugt
murben.
Der Notar iagtc 6arauf, OaB iie sic Ser
ii3eranssgeIOer erbeben tonne. Der 3euge
, 1893-12-09
Stdott1bes,
bopftns an ote Oeutfben.

SIM bemotratilcben .0auptquartier, $40.
1877 Wtnnroe Str, belt geiterlt Der beutibz
uncertainties bemotratilhc Gentralperein
BON @Oof SountD ein 5ablrcid bcluchte
8~erianmLung ab, in iDeldber 0er fOlgenoe
8rief beS Dem. WaDor5> Gcnoioatcn Sobn
g. 6optinS SIR Gerlelung fam unb nit
9roBem 8etfall au~fgenoEtmen nuroe:
Chicago 8. 9eS. 1893.
9(n ben 6eutibsamcrtfantlDen Central
8erein.
Meine 0erreni
gu meinem 8eoauern lit es mir unmogz
licb, beltte 9(benb untcr Sbnen gu ietn.
2aiien sic MIDI Die 9cuticb : 2tmerifancr
ibrer groBartigen 8eriammlung i'm Briggs
6ouie nte 81 ber @rfolg perbeiBenben Gr=
0ffnung Der beuti6en Champagne be9GIdz
tpiinicbem.
Sch iel6lt nebme tpie Sic iclbit Elm Iebz
bates Sntereiic an bieiem &f, nicbt
nur ipeil ib GunbiDat bin, ionoern neil ib
CLAUDE, baB 6ieS Elm GROCER 6ampf fir ein
Yrin5tp, fur oaS YrinSip ser perl6nlicben
Sreibeit lit. 9ieie Stabt lift cine bemotraz
tti6e Stabt. Sic lit in ibrer 3uiamnlenz
iebung cosmopolitii6er, iue l6lieBt in itb
ncDr Derl6te6cne 9tattonalitGtel1 oenn
irgeno cine a1oerc Staot duf Der Groe.
Sire 8etpoDncr ltno liberal geitnnt. sic
baben fortibrittIicbe SOeen. 8erbaBt iinb
ibnen ale 3man9Sgelebe. BON bieiem
@eiite itnO tie belcelt, me6r tpte bic 8e>
tpobner irgcnb elmer anoeren Staot auf benz
ameritaniiben Continent, uno pGbreno lie
nod itetS Die uneri6ro6enften unb bebarrz
lidbiten @e9ner jcber Sorte @ngberSi9teit
unb 8i9Otterie waren, 5eigten tie itb eben3
faus itets els Die tpabren 8ertreter BON
@eieb unb Srbnung.
Sch anertenne b%olauf biele Recbte, bic
benz groBcm @lcment ~unierer 8ep0lferung,
su benz Sic geborcn, boob uno t6euer iino.
SD gebe Sbnen hermit mcin 9Sort, b a &
bteie &e6te in feiner @eiie
angeta ct mer0en, DaB Sbre @ez
tpobnbciten, Bic Sbnen 10 tbeuer iiub, unz
angetaitet bleiben.
MGbreno Der Gampagne ner6e iCb Sbnen
boffentli6 mod otter begegncn unb 0elegens
belt ftnoen, meinen 5ablreicbcn 0cuticben
Srcunben, bic icb tpGbreuo Der lebtcn Sabre
meiner politiiben SbGtigteit fcnncn gez
lernt babe, Bic S%criicber1ng gu geben, 5 q +
lie ii6erltb Sic wolfe SDrer
SO a Il Unb 3u6l entiprccbeu6 e
8ertretun9 finOeu %lollen; baB Sbr e
Sttmrie in Scr 2eitung Der Bar
tel in 3ufunft ge60rt merSeu
oil.
8oS INNER icb bel irBcnb elmer @cIegen=
belt tbun fam, Die Jtecbte Der 9cutl6en 81
pabren, Ill mir lou cs ni9t feblen. Sbre
g~tationalitdt iou in jeber @eiie Sbrer 3abI
entipre3eno beril6iicbtigt perben.
Sobn g. $ opftns.
, 1893-12-09
Wtu aus 10th 9eitobIen haben.

Die oIem 2tnic6eine nac6 re6t auitdnoige
Oierunb5tpan5j9 Sabre alte Trau Smith
itanb beute Sriib Dor &idter 8rabpelt
unter Der Qlntla9e, "a gDlbene Gtu9e aus
benz Bolton Store 9eitoblcn su babeu.
@ebeimpolisiittu Trdulein q. @ater5 bate
ie babel erpilc6t un6 Der &erfdufer fiir Die
Bet5abtbeiIung b~eia9ten @eicbdfteS trat ais
&ld9er ouf. 6rau SMITHS 8crtbeibiger
maGte perSpeifelte 2lnitren9ungen, cine
Numbering Der auf 0iebitabl lautenben
9~tntla9e III cine aui unoroentItc5es Se=
trogen lautenbe 81 eripirten, i~niofcrn Srou
Smitb betbeuerte, ben 9tebitabI nur aus
9totb = neil iie am Iebten @nbc angelaugt
mat Deriibt 81 BADEN. 9od founte
Nic6ter 8raOmeQ, 10 icbr ct AUDI ge1piIt
mar, Dem @efit6le nacbSufOmmen, nibt
untbin, ite inter 5000 8iir8i6aft on Die
@roBgei9porenen 81 pertpctielr.
, 1893-12-09
Cine frau periudt ith ais pferoe=
oteb
mas ihr aber ntdt gut befommt.
@plumbus QAio, 9. 9es.

Columbus, SDto, 8. 9e3.
@eitern tpurbe 6rau George GOiteao i'm
bieii9en Griminal9eri6t bes gfer6ebtebz
itabIs i6ulbi9 befun6en. Sic 1T Die erite
Trou, pel6e bier unb ipabri6einli3 inn
gonSen Staate Obto, iemals zines berar@
tigen Gerbre9ens iibertpieien purOe.
Trau Goiteuo nabm in bieitger Stabt am
Is. Sept. Elm in Der StraBe itebenoes
Subrperf un6 fubr bamit burb OaS 0anb
na6 @ruOe Gitp, mo- ie Oerbaftet wurOe.
Sbr @atte, Ser itb bel ibr befan0, erflGrte
8mar, baB ct ben Diebitobl %begangeu babe,
mas ieiner Srou iebo9 nicbts niibte. 9as
ialbere Gbepaar wObnt in 8tlmington,
Sbto. 9aS urtbeil ptrO ipatcr pertHnoet
tper6en.
, 1893-12-09
6in9en freiwtut9 in oen Goo.
Gin arbeitsIoier, elm iunoes mldo9en uno Elm
ab9efaBter pferoeoieb.
SO i ~ tee. 9. 9ea,

SIN etnem NnfaG bon t~iefiter Nie6ergez
i9lagenbett, ber~beigefi6rt 6urcb acbtmouatz
li9e ARCHAEOLOGICAL, bat it9 Ser 53uz
ibneiOer Sobn s.. 6refman in ieiner @ob>
nung $50. 719 Glfte StroBc erbGngt.
Srefman, tpelber cine 3ablretcbe 6ontIie
btnterIdBt, mar ein W}ttglieo bes Gurnz
beretns Der Gtoroieite.
.SuscoIa, ST., 9. 9e3.
Der geitern NIT smei seitpblenen gfer6en
betrofene So9n 8tggs tpurbe in Der 9td6e
opn 8ement in 0aft genommen. Qluf Dem
0ege bierber i6OB ct iicb in ieIbitm0rbez
rtiber Nbiibt etne &ugel in BEN 2etb; Sic
8eamten, pelche i'm nob GlaD GountD, no
Die 8ferbe geitoblen waren, 3uriidbrtn9en
molten, batten ibren @efangcnen BEL ser
8erbaftung 3u na9Gdiiig burdbiubt uno
beSbalb ietnen &ebOIuer iiberieben.
Marion, Snb., 9. 9es.
SSn bem fiinf5ebn Metlen iiibmeitlib bon
bier 9~ele9enen BDint Slabel macbte gcitern
Worgen Die 3tpei unb 5ipan3i9jdbrige @Qa
0omn permittelit zines Shuiies in ben
&opf ibrem 2eben Elm Gnbe. Gin Strett
nit ibrem 2tebbaber i9etnt sic 9erau>
Iaiiun9 gu ber Gbat gegeben 5u baben.
, 1893-12-09
Sdnferott.

Die SrsD Ota4tne Co., 76 50. San
8urenitraBe, iibertrug beute &ormittag I'M
@ountDgericbt i6re @el9dftSangelegen6eiz
ten freipintg an 6u9o Sam. Die 8ez
itd1be tperbcn auf $15, 900, Die 8crbinbz
Itbfciten auf $4,000 augc9eben. 9Is llrz
iabe bes &rabs gtebt Die @cieQicbaft bic
l1nm0gIi6fcit al, 8aargeIb sur 8cgIeicburg
Der 9tniprii6e g%eipiiier brdngen6er @ldubiz
ger aufSutreiben. Die 8eltGnoc Der Gez
ieQi6aft beiteben bauptid4li9 aus ipertbs
pollen Gatenten unO Mtai9inen.