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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
WORCESTER DIVISION.
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days Cor
rected to March o, 1898.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BOSTON-S 0s. IL 40 A. NJ, A 90 A NJ RE.
TURNS so A. Nj i2 90, 8 80 r. N,
wALPOLE-S 0s, IL 40 A NJ. a20 p. NJ
HiLFoRD-s os A, NJ 42OP NJ
ARLINGTON, ,KNlGHTsviLE--7io has A NJ.
cSSAagSsTooS' Is TO T. VaATricK, RIVER POINT. CENTRE.
IL 90. . As, 40. 80. "'l1 GO +. NJ.
4 40 q 30. ..iI 90 u. NJ.
PoNfiAC, ARCTIC, ,ouiDNicK-7Ic. IL soA NJ
ASTfioNY-7 10, . To- IL IS A. NJ atS $50.
sSSaIr N ~ OSLO M, O. sTERLNo-7lo 90 AN.
CovENfRY. uFnENL. MoosuP. pLArNFrELD
- 10, y 10 A. NJ. l2 0S kt5. 80 L. NJ,
JEyyETT CITY, VERSAlJLEs. BALTIC, SOUTH
wINDHAM WILLiMASflC-e 10 A NJ; IL o.
uARTFoRD-o 10 A. Nj ls o5. .4sP.M.
WATERBURY pANBURY. fIsHkII.L and NEW.
BuRu-e 10 A. NJ.
S2hTiSHLF5h S22hIfTxbELFhA IL V VIZ Nj PduSakEGRsTne e 10
CiiicGAeo AND THE WEST VIA NEwBuRo
AND ERIE R'Y-0 10 A. NJ;
PASCoAa AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
f35 GAS A. NJ 100. 415 O20 and "1l 70 II.
Returning. leave Pascoag at a6. 10 and . IS A.
Trains or yoston leave ast end Of Union
Depot and for Hartford and the West from west
md for Pa~coag and way stations from Gaspss
street Depot. Providence.
ssSaturdays only. s-Sundav~ only.
Tickets between Bostod aud Provid snce Qiniteh
W. vs. :. SozEs sS6t. &C IEND<LL O. A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
LADIES PLAY WHIST.
The Providence Club Brings Its Season ia
atlose With u Turkey supper.

The Ladies' Social Whist club after
many pleasant matinee gatherings dur
ing the winter and spring ended bril-
liantiy Monday evening with hot tur-
key supper. After the collation. vote of
thanks was rendered by the members OF
the club TO their PRESIDENT, Mrs. Benja-
MN Il. Child, by Oticer Gardiner in his
most felicitous manner.
Later. progressive whist was engaged
In by the club members and their friends
and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Special prize for the evening were cap
tured by Miss Morgan ana Mrs. J. Went
worth and A. Arnold and K. Jones. The
his hest scores for the season were made
by Mrs l.. ID. Newell Mrs. A. Arnold,
Mrs. W. Leavitt and Mr.. K. Wilcox in
the order uamed. EIch ueniUer received
a prize. These were givel out last Fri
day afternoon at the residence OF Mrs
Berj jimin ii. Child AM .were beautiful
aud unque.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
DIED.

DIED.
ABBOTT-In woonsocket. Aprii 30. HENRY p.
ABBOTT, In $50 year.
BABC GCK---ln this city. LIST inst, ALMrRA NJ.
wife OF larius Babcock OF Meriden, Conn.
CADy-fn b ooklyn. ". Y. ea inst, RUBY j.,
widow OF Waterman Cady. In the seth year OF
her age
FIELD-In seekonk, May 1. WILLIAM FRANCE :
FIELD. Jr- aged 20 years
wif of William Dyer Grecne. in her Gsd wear
HAvENs-ln this city May. lst.. ABBIE h..
wife of Edward Havens, and daughter OF the
late Pardon u. Hall. aged 90 years
JAGkMAMnIn cvy, ,h,s CITY, on on. ne ist inst.
months and days.
ORDERor ATFRtDtANs-Comrades OF Brigade
No. 4. are hepeby request 10 atteld the funeral
Q, Comrade Christophcr Jackman. 10 l. ster street.
sister brigades are cordially invited to attend.
EDWARD wnirrLE, Hon. Com.
JOHN TURNER. Rec.
kING--In this city, on the Cd inst, RoBERr
KING, OF 10 Grand View street.
LEE-In Pawtuuket. on the I'd inst, SARA LEt
willow OF Galcn II. Lee, aged SO yesrs.
MANTON --In:Paw. ucget the fst inst. ANNIE
EVELYN MANTON. In her 10Th year.
MOwNY-In Enfield. X. /, ist Inst, EMILY
Mowny, W fc of the late Charles A. Mowry. in
her I'D year.
PARK ER lin this city. April 30. WILLIAM r.
PARSER. in his 18th year.
sHEI.DrN-In Pawtucket r. l.. Ist inst, at the
residence OF his daughter, Mrs. stephen II. Fisk
WILLIAM IA. eHEs DON IN the 7ith year OF his
age.
vOsE-In Cumberland. April 80, ELIZA c.. wife
nus and Mary w. Jenckes. in her sisI year
wsgEEls MI si siy ssms, on We Is, inst
daughter OF the late wanton and EIlzaIef m n
Austin. In tie 18th year Of her Az,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03

mlls, filling the bases. Sullivan made q
oit on which HornunR and Martin
scared, and Friel fouled out to Drauby.
For the visitors DALEY was thrown
out at first by Petit. Rowe made u
hree-bagger and Stearns followed it
with double. One earned run. Stearns
was caught at third on Drauby's hit TO
Cooney, and Sullivan disposed OF Wolf
TO Canpion.
In the second inning Providence went
out IN order, Rowe assisting eaah time.
For Buffalo Daley got first on tumble
by Cooney. Urquahart flied to Martin,
Dowse stru X out aud Daley was doubled
up trying Co steal.
In the third Swartwood got another
Jwo-bagger and Hornung reached first
on Drauby's error. Martin sacrifice d
neatly aud each advanced base. Nc.
Keough and Sullivan were easy outs and
no runs were scored. Right
here the Buffalos. aided materially by
the Grays, won the game apparently be-
Nond all question. Mace struck our,
DALEY hit for two bases and then oc-
Cured one OF the most expen-
baseball diam ond. Rowe batted
all easy liner to Cooney, one of the kind
that he usually eats for dinner, and at
the same time DALEY had started to
steal third. Cooney muffed the ball, and
lost the chance to make an easy double
pito, hoh DbiAcS hdd run nCdEtl 10 LuaEu
hen the ball reached Cooney. This muff
cost the Grays ten runs, for the play. IL
made. would have retired the side.
Stearns, Drauby, Wolf, u ly and UrQua-
hart made singles In succession, Down
flew out to Cooney, Mace hit safely,
DALEY was hit by pitcher. Rowe made u
hit, Stearns got base o. balls. Drauby
first on Martin's error, and finally Wolf
flied out to Hornung. Total. ten runs.
aud the most peculiar thing was that OF
the eighs hits in this iuning. Six
OF them were either between first AN |
second bases or just over the mems heai Is.
In the iourtu Providence was unable
to score. though three base hits were
made. Buff ,lo Continued to pound Sui
livan, anu i've singles, uouule and n
triple earned six runs, making the score
IL to B.
In the fifth Horning led of with a
double, but was left at third wnen Mar
It'd, Mckeough aud Friel were retired.
Buffalo got two more on two hits, wild
pitch ana u nit by pitched ball.
In the sixth neither scored. In the
seventh, Prov dence braced up and three
singles, double by Hornung and two
bases OF ball. ne,ted four runs. Buffalo
did not score again.
In the eighth Days error, two bases
on balls, Friels hit and Cooney's stcri-
flee sent three more across the plate.
Score 70 to IL.
In the ninti the uphill work went on,
Campion hit safely, Swartwood flied out,
Hornung got n single, Martin go5 in a
hit TO rlght field, whi h took bad bound
past Wolf and rolled out among the
carriages aud was scored as hone run.
Martin coming In with two men ahead of
hiuI. 1his ended the scoring as
Mckeough, who had got to first was left
by Madden's aud Friel's outs
The Grays Played IA great uphill game.
and instead OF ridiculous score, as
seemed likely at one time, the BOYS by
hard WORK came In a close second at the
home-stretch. II was a great game to
watch, rs there was batting enough to
suit the biggest old.time crank. The
score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03

Earned runs.Yale, !; Two-base hit.Speer.
Base bal s-R -Rustin Bigelow, Hedges. HIT by
pitched haIl-Case Struck out-Case. Stephenson,
spser. Bliss, Kedzie. Weeks z; Tenney, 81 steere
3; Jones. Migiil, George 2: Gllon. 2; White, 3.
Passed bails-Tennev. y. Stolen bases--Case.
Bliss. Hedges kedns, Gill IN. z. Lett bases
Yale, 3; Brown. 4. Time OF game-lh. 2om. Um-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
National League Games.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-The Philadel-
phias developed a batting streak, and
pounding three of Boston's pitchers for IL
hits with a total of "A bases, won by u
good margin. The visitors took the lead
at the start. but in the third inning, four
singles and home run, the latter by Del
ahanty, were made off Staley, and he gave
way to Garry. who Jared even worse.
Nichols, the last of the trio, replaced
Garry at the end of the sixth, and was
touched up for three doubles and two sin
giles. weighing was hit for four earned
runs in the first inning, but he improved
as the game progressed.
P6iloa philadelphia. a..-..."i ! Z o-is
Earned runs Boston, 8; Philadelphia, s.
Carthy. Nash C2l, Lowe, Hamilton, Thompson,
Clements and Allen. Stolen bases-Hamllton,
Delahanty Gl hallman, Weighing, puffy, and
Mccarthy. First base on balls-By Weyhing,
3; by Staley, l; By Garry, 4; by Nichols, J. First
base on errors-Boston, ?; Philadelphia l..
Struck out-By weyhing, Tucker; by Stalev,
Nichols, weighing. Double plays-Allen,
Hallman and Boyle. Delahanty, Cross and
Weyhing. Umpire. Hurst.
At New York:
ssisIrnora...........d SsM HSrs. .dd $685. q g
Base hits-New York, II; Baltimore. Q. Err
rors-New York. 2; Baltimore, 4. Batteries
Rusie and Doyle; McMahon and Robinson.
At Pittsburg:
Chicago. ..............0 o 2 0 O 0 1-6
Pittsburg. ............0 % o 0 0-3
Base hitsIChicago. 7; Pittsburg, :. Errors
Chicago 1; Pttsburg, O. Batteries -Hutchin-
son and kittredge; Ehret and Miller.
At Cincinnati:
Cleveland. ..........1 0 o % 0 "a
Cincinnati. ...........0 o O 2 o o o 0-2
Base hits-Clevcland. Z; Cincinnati, o. Err
rors-Cleveland. .; Cincinnati, 1; Batteries
Young and thinner; Mullane and Vaughn.
At Washington:
Brooklyn ............0 o 0 o %
Washington. 1 o o o 0 OIL
Base hits-Brooklyn, IA: Washington, z.
Errors-Brookly !; Washington, 4. Bat
teries-Sten and [ ON Daley: Esper and Far
rell.
At st. Louis:
st. Louis. ............0 o o 05 l o o 90
Louisville. @ 0 o q 3 o.
Base hits-St. Louis. l3 Louisville. O. Err
rors-St. louis, 8; Louisville, l. Batteries
Clausen and Harrington; Clarkson, Gleason
and Peitz.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
Troy. O; Binrhamton. 3.

TROY. N. Y, May "A large crowd
greeted the Troys and Bngoes at the
opening game yesterday. Gruber pitch ed
we'll but Inks was found rather easily.
The score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03

by Madden-Drauby. Mace. Double piays-Mc-
keough and Petit; Drauby Rowe and Stearns.
Umplre-James Peoples. Tme-2h. 5m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
MOVING SLOWLY.
The Fight to Break the Adams Will Con-
tinues I'm the Supreme Court.

tinues I'm the Supreme Court.
The Adams will case progressed slowly
in the supreme court today. Evidence
In rebuttal of testimony was in
troduced and sharp fire OF
cross-examination was kept up between
the warning attorneys. Mr.. Bassett ex
pressed strolg dlsappr1 baton OF the
extreme deliberation exercised by Law
yer Ripley atd lis colleagues in conduct
lug The cross exahiiuation, but the
conrt ruied that plenty of time is
necessary in conducting an important
case, and Mr.. Rip ey was allowed to
PROFOUND questions To his hearts con
teut Considerable time was lost by
reason of An order for the full bench TO
meet In consultation. A large crowd Of
interes ted spectators ar, in CONSTANT at
tendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
SWanPOint
GEM ETERY.
Onice Breck's Building. No. 35 North
Main street.

CHARLES n. GOULD. Treasures.
Telephone 40. Oil-2. City Onlcc.
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY. superintendent
at the Cemetery.
An omnibus will be run from Blackstone PARK at
the Terminus of the Governor street horse car route
10 the CetneJerv sundays until furtncr nctce az
follows. connecting with ths oovernor street cars
which leave Market square at 1910 A. IA. and
every forty minutes theresfter I'll $50 y. NJ. Rs-
turning leave swan Point a. IL A. M. aud evors
forty minutes thereafter tl o.iO a. A.
Providence. Oct 81, l0s<.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03

Albany, 2; wilkesblrre 8. Batteries-Payne and
Hess; Fitzgerald and Lac chance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
Albany. 1ai Milke.barre. 4.

ALBANY, May 3.-Ab ,ut 1900 people
saw the opening game OF the Eastern
league season here today. The home
team won easily. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
A Strange Find.

A Strange Find.
Josephine Malay, living at IS Wallace
street. while engaged In picking cinders
in lot on Gaspee street yesterday after
noon, found glass jar containing alco-
hol and fully developed infant. She
turned the jar and contents over TO the
police.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-03
Springfield, 10; Erie, O.

Springfield, 10; Erie. O.
SPRINGFIELD, May 3-The thome team
opened the ch .mpionship season yester-
day With Erie as opponents. whom they
had no trouble in defeating. TIE score:
spri@sneIs......:..,.. ...,... ........ $40
Erie. .................. g
Rase hits-sprlngneld, To- Erie, 12 Errors
Springfield, 8; Erie. 4 Batteries -Burrill, stevens
and Ryan; Clark. Cushman and Bsrgsr.
, 1893-07-22
Gin pioerfpeniti9er bdftItn0.

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bon 0ticbter Softer ipe9en unoroentlicbcr
8etragcnS I'm So unb bic Soften ~geitraft.
@obn macbte iib geitcrn Qtbcn0 al Scr
6ronfIinitraBe, 5tpiiben Der Wabiion> unb
Walbtn8tOnitraBe, ba3 Smcifelbdfte Ser;
9nitgcn, ctltcn @agcn, Sen CT por itb Der
1bob, pcrl9ieoene Mole birctt 9egen 6ubz
9Gn8er 5u i6iebcn.
Die Nfrttter GoDn'S melbete Sem Gidtet
IN 10 IGrmenoer gSeiie an, OaB iic gegen Dix
Gntl6ctOung appeQircu iperbe, DAB Der
Nicbtcr tie mebrfocb erircben mubte, tDeni7
ger Sdrm SIT ma6cH. 2llS Gobn bon eincnl
goli5titcn nadb Der @erurtbeilung ob9efiibrt
tpuroe, macbtc bic Dame 10 groBcn Scan=
bal, baB Der 9tidbter ibr broben muBte, lie
ipegen MiBabtung beS 0eribtS ST. ~itrafen.
Die 9robun8 balf ober NIGHTS. GODn ielbit
wioericbte iicb bartndtig gegen bic Seamz
ten, BIC i'm abfiibrtcn, CT i6lug nit 0Gns
ben unO 6itBen nm iicb unb biB iogar DEM
YoltStlten Smith IN bic 0ano. S6lteB7
ltcb 6efomen Sic 8camtcn tbn aber Dod
inter unb iperrten i'm in cine Belle, ais
Der i'm iebO6 ieinc Mtuttcr Ourcb 3abIung
Der 0elbltraft balo bcfrette.
, 1893-07-22
Charles Nororum.

@il1en cigentbiimlidD>n bis ieBt nicbt err
flGrtcn yYuu" mnB Gba5. 9tororum, Ser
Gr>0etcttioe, babeu. &cin 8olisift tuurbe
10 bdufig cutIaiicn unO 10 DGuftg tuieocr
an8eitcllt, 9egen tei1cn anbsrcn ipurben 10
bieIc &logen cingereibt uno oennocb per-
ltano CT e3 iebeSmal, bcr 8eltrafung III ent=
gtbcn. Nm >. bS. Ott5. macbte er cinen
brutalcn 2lngriff auf eincn alien Wann
9tan1enS 9iedlnnn, tpofitr CT ein9eitedt u1b
p~crflagt tDur0e, abcr ct bat cS bis iebt per=
~itarben, Die NerbanOlun9 BON einem Sage
gum onbcrcn SIT Deri9ieben.
Sein r0tecorO" ais SOIisiit felt iicb ME
folQt:
Gbas. NorOrum, angeitcQt am Is. 9es.
1884.
GntIaiien UNI 3. SUM 1885 tpegen MiBz
ban0lung ctneS Gjetan9cnen.
Mieoer au8eitellt am II. SUM 1885.
@ntlaiicn ain "a. Sftober 1885 tpegen
lnmoralilcben Sctra9en5.
electromagnetic am 9. Nobcmber 1889.
Heii9ntrte an IA. Nuguit 1890 infolqe
bon 9lnflG9cn, Die gegen i'm crboben
iDarelt.
@ie0er angeitellt am 2. MGrs 1891.
@ntlaiien am 3. Qlu9uit 1891 pegeu
idlecbten 8etragens.
, 1893-07-22
0mei 2neniden ertrrunfen.
6reO orange uno 3reo Srof6er finoen i'll 0en-
OespIaiues=Sluie ihren Goo.

@egen Sonnenuntergnrg fam geitcrn
Nbeno Gin Sun9e in baS 8oitamt III 0esz
PLANES g"eitiir3t uno bcri6tete, oaB in Ser
0tdbe Der pGomp GROUNDS" 5tpei 9eute err
trutfen lcien. 9lue5 elite mach Der bcSeich>
ncten Stellc unb traf bort cine ganse 9n=
5abl bon Tarmarbeiterr bcreits nit benz
SuCben nacb ben Backgammon belbaftigt.
IS mar na6 Der lusia9e pes Sun9en ge7
gen tunt ll9r g~elpclen, ais snei WtGnner ii3
am uter nleDerlieBen. 9tacb Gerlauf einiger
Wttnuten entflctoete ii3 Der Siingere unb
idpamm in ben STUB binouS. gta6ben
ct itch cine Neile I'M 98aIicr gctummelt,
rtet CT leinem 0efGbrten gu, oob audi Gin
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Nntport. Yl0Bltb tpuroe Der S6tpimnter
bon ctnem &ranIpt befaIen unO CT ricf
Gt9itIicb I'M 6ilfe. Scin @eIGbrte mari
iofort 9to6 unb SUIT ab unb i6tpamm Der
Stele 3u, an Der Setcr chen gelunfcn mar.
NlS beriel6e picber an bic Sber flGcbe fam,
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gegcnipart gcnug, Elm Brett ms Walier su
merfcn OieieS perIuc6te Der Hctter, ais er
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lanfen sum 5"ipeiten Ino leBtet DIAL III Bic
Siefe btnab, geraoe ais .ctn 6armer, bon
Den Su1gct Dcrbeigcrufcn, am Qtcr %el1traf.
9fab Ut1o nac6 erlbicnen' 'in1mer mcbr
2eute un0 Nun ipuroen Suuberocrlucbe &C.
macbt, Die GnfangS aue reiultatloS rparcn,
ipGtcr aber fanb man Die Getcbe bc5 Stint
gcren unb bracbte ite nit 6iilfe zines BOO
ties ans ltfcr. 8alo oarauf lamb man auc9
al Oerielben Stele auf benz Orunoe be5
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Dtde lpollcne Strilntpfc, rot0es 6lanell>
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lageu an llfcr. SIN Der 8ruittalhe oes
ctnen HodeS ite6tc Elm Noti5bud, in benz
Der Same y6re6. Strange, go. 10 garf
StroBe" itanb. .SSn bcm angegcbcncn 6auie
tGrto man Grange's Sumtlie lIno erfubr,
baB Oer SoDte 8ormann in benz Stale Ser
Observation-Disclosures Sarpct 8ro5., oil Der
Gfe Nooo uno 8arf Str, 9eipcicn mar.
Strange bate am 9onnerita0 2lben6 bon
ictnen Brin5ipalen brei Sage 6crien erDalz
ten. I'm 10 ltbr 2tbcno5 macbte CT iic5 in
@ciclli9aft BON 6rcb. 8roicber, cincm go.
30 8art StraBe tpobnbaften @crbcr, bsr
fir Die Malfcr Saflep So. al Der Ode Der
Wjdbigan Str. uno 2aialle 2tpe. arbeit:te,
auf cine 6uBtour. 8eibc Otdnner iparcu
pcr6eiratbet; Strange bate srpei Sinbtr i'll
2uter bon 2 uno ) Sabrcn uno 8rolsbcr
elm &tnb. 9urb ibrcu Sob ituo beioc
Tamlilien mittelloS geDor0cn. SIN Oranges
&lciocrn fono man So .46, uuo in SroldJer'S
einc itlbernc llbr, ober fem @clo. Die
2eibname lpurocn nocb 8cbrcn'S NtOr8ue
II 9e5plaincS gc6rac6t.
, 1893-07-22
Der, ,8eiud ser MISUNDERSTANDING.
@tntrittsfarten mur6en an 8elucber Ser
aSelta1Slteuung an na9benannten Sa9el1
%nerfauft:
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Cub Snrsgefa6tes.
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9eiterer 6irnmel, 2uftSu9 aus gSelten,
oo1tn nubeitGnot9; obnebmeuoe !6tbe.
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9emoltt9e Nibe, pOn Der al6 Der bo6beto9te
4apit I'M Gaticou i61per sl leibeu bat. Gr
lab it6 III Sol9e oefIen gel0tbt9t, bis auf
gSeitereS ale 2luoienSeu altS5uieseu.
= SIT Milmoufee 1T nun ol19 sic ,,Gout6
Stoe Saptn9S Satf" Derfro6t, unO 5lpet altz
Dere Sanfen batten beute MOr9en etne1
16meren Nnlturm allSSubalten.
= Gas i%nternotionole S6ieos9eri6t, mel
6eS ben befa1nten Streit SDil6en BEN Ser.
Stoateu unb Chile i6lt6te1 ioQ, tritt am
ll09iten Wit1po6 IN @oibin9ton %5uianmen.
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IN %9oibil19ton, Ir. 81. Be Gloporebe, gum
Wftt9lieOe Oes S3jeOs9e1 i3teS %ernannt.
- Die fro1sDIti6e 9te9ierung trG9t ii6 ur=
9ebliGb nit benz 0eourfen, ben eben1uli0elt
Soti6ofter III QStel1, De GroiS, gum BotI6of=
ter III SonOon St erl1en1elt. Die Ge9terltl9
Don Stom bat o1f oas franSOitl9e nltin1atun
nod teil1e Qll1tport ertbeilt.
- Ya9ot9iSing6, ser Observation-Disclosures
ppt &apurtbolo, Subielt, lit NIT Satin 9to.
4 ulto eiitem groBeu 0eiOl9e III Seem Yort
etl9etrOfleu unb lpirb bemuG6it bic @eltauSz
lt~ellun9Sitoot nit ~lei1er Plume etbeit be-
9litden.
Il SIZE pier M0roer bes gilbert Molttor,
Gepfe, Sacobs, Su6r1ndnn unb Yp9ler, Itl1o
belte friib III Nlpeuq, Otid., SIT lebenslGng=
liber Gtniperrlrn9 bel barter 2lrbeit perurtbeilt
1poroen. Sic werben am nG6iteu Otonta9
l1o6 ben Stoots9efdn9niB in Sadlon per
br06t merbelI.
, 1893-07-22
8eidummelte an9ebIif feline
6ldubi9er.
Der Sonfier .2lbIefeIo in 2loa, o., ser Dor
nafmc eirer betrii9eriiben Derm0gens=
ibertragun9 be5idtt9t.
i'm a, g., %. Sui.

~ : ~ w ~ 80 N)U|'"
Der tiir5liDe 8anterott Ser yGtti3cnS
SAINT" in 2loa ipir0 porausiibtlicb Gin gez
ri9tlibeS NtocblpieI Daben. SIS pirb ndm7
licb bebauptet, OaB Der 8antprGiibeut Q(6lez
tclo menige StunOen Dor Der S1lieBun9
oer Sanf cine llcbertrogung ieincs Gern10>
gems, beitebenb ans Dem 8anfgebGubc, oret
6orrnen, cinem ituttlic5cn @obnbaus etc.
an feline SObne urO SO4ter gernacbt bdtte:.
Gincr Ser in biciera Meiie beoabten S0bne
lit crit IA Sabre alt. Die 0lGubiger ipers
Den Sic @eiebIiebfeit Der @ermo9ensiiber7
tra8ung anfecbten. Qtblefclb's 8errno9en
mar 9rOB gcnug, tint Die iammllicben Ser
binOlicbfeiten Der 8anf III bcden. Gin
bon 9afota gefOmmener iun9er Wiann, Der
bier Die Gcbule bciubte, pcrlor Iein tleineS
Gerrt0gcn, lpclcbc6 ct ii3 burcb barte Dir
belt i'm 2oufe GINGER Sabre eriporben
bate, Der S6ulfonoS bitBt $4,000 unb Der
grof. 2ebr ungefdbr $1,000 Gin. 9tur oret
Dieiige Sirmen itno BET bem 8anferott nicbt
IN Mitleioenicbaft geSo8cu.
, 1893-07-22
SOrldnfig tod y}iemartO 5ltm Na6z
fOlger Oes Hid)ters SlatdfOrO
IN Qusitdt m
mahri6einIt6 miro eir 11em Qorfer Ger
Glidlide fem.
sc N Oprf, %. Sult


bic 8orl6 bringt bcute Morgen folgen~
6eS: Die @orl6 lit in BET Sage SIT cr>
fldreu, boB Der 9rGiibent Dor Dem a3uz
iammentritt beS Gon9reiies tcincn gfuc6z
folger bes peritorbencn Jttc9ters 8lotcbfor6
erncnnen ipjrb. Die pcricbieoenen @erii6te,
0ab BENT Mini}ter @reibam, Carlisle ooer
@eneraIaniDalt OlneD bic Nicbterltelc an
geboten werbcn pir6, cntbebrt after Sc
griinOung. @leDclanD'S Cabinet tpirb un7
perGnocrt bleiben. 2(ucb benz Don. SO.
9tdtnlOn miro Die Stcle nibt an9eboten
meroen. GS lit beinabe it9er, CAB, ba
Gicbtcr 8latbfor6 Elm Netp gorfcr mar
unb jcner Staat i'm b06itcn Oericbtc scr
GepubIif iebt nicbt pertretcn lit, Elm Seem
OOrfer NoDofat ernannt ipcrocn iutro.
Inter feinen ltmit6nben tpiro Gin Wfonn
aus benz 8eiten 5um 9tacbfOlger 8latcbz
fOrh'S ernannt iperoen.
, 1893-07-22
suit9lieOer eines gllilitdr= perrins
6erotben iid2 iiber cine 9ewiiie Sorte
Bier III oie Paare,
limo cs fomrrt beitabe 3u elmer 9ro6artiecr
Keilerei.
g t. 8 6, %. Suli.

Sn Ser gcitri9cn Gcriammlung oeS ocut7
ldcl WilttGrpcrcinS in Der Sale 0eiicIben
al ber II. unO 9torO Wtorfet Str, 9iu9 es
in 6olge zines 8icreS laut uno bef7
ttg BET. Qm II. SuIi. tpGbrenb, ipie c5
bciBt, Sic mciiten Wtit9lieber obpclenn
iparel1, ipuroe bon benz ioSioIiitiic6cn Glez
lnent be5 8creins ein 8eic6luB angenomz
men, ourcb ipelben iIbcr Gin 9ciptiicS 8ier
Der Boycott pcrbdngt mur0e. 9o9e9cn
protcittrtel mebrere ongciebcnc Wttt9lieoer
Dc5 Gcretns, unb Der YrGiibcnt purbc auf=
9cforocrt, cine Gcriammlung 81 b%crufen,
Inn Ocn8oDcott lpicber aufSube6cn. @~eltern
2benb nun, ais Sic So5ialiitcn laben, baB
iic in Ser Min0crDeit lparen, b%e9annen itc
Sfan6al'su macben, 5ogcn 9tepolucr, unO
brobten nit 9elDalttDdti9en OfaBre8cln.
Inter bteien llntitdnocn biclt es Der 4rdii1
bent fir oaS @cratbcnitc, bic Geriammlung
iOfort Su n%crtageu.