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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-12
Our Silver Dollar.

10 the Editor Of the Press:
Our American dollar since the nassau
OF the Bland-Allison act, Feb. %. 1877
has had two concrete representatives
one gold coin containing 25.s grains o
gold nine-tenths fine, and the other 412
grains of silver nine tenths fine. Thes
two concrete representatives of our alb
stract dollar have been and are now ali
solutely of equal momentary value
These two ''yardsticks'' are of equa
length. They are equally the measures
OF value legally and therefore actually.
The argument that the fiat of thu
United States alone makes the silye,
dollar equal to the gold dollar, and thai
therefore the silver dollar is only main
tanned at parity with the gold dollar.
because the government redeems it. OF
Will redeem it in gold, is completely an.
sWered by the only fact bearing on the
case, TO wit; that the silver dollar of the
united States is not redeemable in any.
thing. 1t is its own redeemer
ouch being demonstrably true, the ap-
prehension that the further coinage Of
our silver dollar will drain our country
OF It's goldf or withdraw it from circuls-
tlon is entirely unfounded.
Ii our people who have gold wish To
exchange 1T for our stocks and bonds
held by people of other lands who offer
them at less price than our mark of
they will trade off their gold and Con
gress cannot help it. If our market
needs gold it can get it by Offering stocks
and bonds cheap enough, for the whole
business world is the great market for
such things.
Gold will always be bought in the
cheapest market, and neither Congresses
nor Parliaments, national or international
can by their intervention, short of the
prohibition of international commerce
prevent it. The so-called Sherman act
OF July IA, 1890 was passed as a measure
to expand to the neces tiles of business.
our volume of absolute money.
Senator Sherman admitted in the de-
pate preceding the passage of the Act.
Cilat the business of the country needed
more money, and claimed that the Act
would supply adequately the deficiency
he was eloquent on the stump in Ohio
IN the campaign which immediate1v fol,
lowed in claiming that the Republ;can
measure would furnish the needed re-
lief and appreciate the value of silver al
commodity. ''s
But that was the political opinion of
Senator Sherman. The writer of this
said in the Boston Herald April "a. 1890
prior to the passage Of the Sherman ct
that, What think is to be feared most
at the present time is any legislation on
the matter. We are getting
to have for the first time in the Ristorv
OF our country a considerable amount
OF silver of our own coinage"
The maximum amount (under the
new law should be coined perhaps. not
to initiate unduly the circulation. but
gradually to advance it to that volume
where the rate of interest to business
men shall be low enough to leave some
proht to the .hirer, and keep the prices
the cost lof production. This would
seem to be the reasonable duty of the
government" uIf snv
one inquiries why silver should be coined
instead of certificates issued on silver
bullion at it's market price, answer that
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( Last Wednesday E. C. S. declared in
the Argus that
the practical unanimity with which many Re-
publican newspapers are adopting the above
suggestion Ito suspend instead Of repeal the
Sherman act] looks as if the party were prepar-
ing to play politics.
Yesterday in another communication
to the Argus he pointed out that two of
the most important Republican news
papers in the country, the New York
Tribune and Chicago Tribune, opposed
the suggestion and demanded the repeal
of the law. We congratulate E. C. S. on
his success in disproving his allegation
of practical unanimity," and the infer
ence which he drew from it that the Re-
publicans were preparing to :'play
politics." We congratulate him because
he seems to be very happy over it, and
happiness is very proper matter for
congratulation even if it be derived from
turning somersaults.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-12

The act demonetizing silver which Mr..
Platt OF Denver says Senator Sherman put
through Congress surreptitiously was pre-
paredfn 1870, introduced in the Senate in
1871, thoroughly debated and finally
passed there. 1t then went to the House
but was not reached before that body ex-
PRED by limitation. Consequently the
work had to be commenced over again
Two years later after more debate the
Senate passed it again with amendments.
The House refused to accept the amend
ments and 1t went to conference COM
mittee where the differences were ar
ranged and the bill finally passed both
Houses and was signed by the President.
Mr.. Stewart Of Colorado was then man.
Der of the Senate and took part in the
debate, but he said not word in regard
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-12
IT'D PRESS.
WEDNESDAY, JULY -.

Mr.. bennett in communication else
where published, suggests the revival o
the Bland silver law with an amendment
increasing the monthly silver coinage a
number Of millions. It is difficult to
see, however, what need there is of in
creasing the silver coinage. What the
country appears to be suffering from is a
plethora of that kind of coin, and the
remedy for that isn't an increase, but a
decrease,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-12

NOAASsAs
that at that time the market
value OF silver was $1.S2 pei
ounce while its coinage value was
only Sl.29 per ounce, and the silver men
did not care whether silver was coined
or not. When the market value of silver
dropped then the silver people saw that
they had missed an opportunity to IN
load their product on to the government
and began to complain of the act of 1878.
AS our Democratic and Mugwump
friends well know, there is now
pending in the House of Soon
mons one of, the most important
and far reaching measures which ever
made its appearance in that body. Its
opponents claim that it will, if it be-
comes law, virtually disrupt the en-
pre-, and even its friends concede that it
will make very radical changes in the
government of that empire. Of course
our Democratic and Mugwump brethren
who claimed few years ago that the
liberty of discussion on no more Sc
rlous a question that the right
OF a single member to seat in
our House of Representatives should
be boundless, and yelled Tyranny,
and gag when the slig obstruc-
hon was put in the way of filibuster-
ers who had openly avowed their pur-
pose of defeating the will of the majority
by parliamentary tactics, must have been
filled with intense indignation on lead
ing that the Grand Old Man had put on
the brakes and declared that the Tory
members should no longer be permitted
to illuminate the country in regard to
the danger to the British empire of es-
tablishing Mr.. Gladstone's scheme of
Homerule in Ireland. To be sure Home
rule in Ireland is very close to their
hearts, but liberty is closer, and the
dearest of all liberty, to judge from
their performance of few years ago, is
the liberty to talk, talk, talk.
Doubtless the only reason that thew
have not given vent to their
Indignation by denouncing the
Grand Old Man as tyrant, stigmatizing
him as Gar, likening him to Robes
pierre and Marat, shouting gag.
tyranny, C@sarism, &C., until they were
hoarse is because for the time being the
work of saving the country from the
Sherman law and clarifying MI. Cleve-
land for his sagacity in calling Especial
session of Congress after he had been
literally overwhelmed by demands for
one from the business men of the coun-
try has monopolized all their energies.
The Grand Old Man is not going to es-
cape, however. When they can safely
lay aside their present arduous work they
are going to pitch into him.
No such attack upon the liberties
OF debate as he has been guilty of can be
suffered to pass without rebuke. even if
the Irish vote is jeopardized The right
OF legislator to talk as often and
as much as he wants to must be vindi-
Gated. Let Homerule for Ireland perish
rather than that the Hon. gentleman
from Etonswild should be compelled ,
to shut his mouth before he has got
good and ready.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-12

The trouble at the Endeavorers Con-
vention at Montreal seems to have been
due to an indiscreet and uncalled for re-
mark of a Hindoo speaker which the
Endeavorers were notresponsible for and
which they did not approve, and the
presence near the city of turbulent ele-
ment which the people of Montreal in
general had no sympathy with. From
the respectable people of Montreal with
out distinction of race or creed the En-
deayorers received nothing but kindness
and distinguished consideration.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-12

( Last Wednesday E. C. S. declared in
the Argus that
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
mabrfheinlia 8ranoitiftun9.
u. Stein's Goeirbaus an Canal Stra6e 9eht
theilpeiie tn flammen auf.

Sin Seuer, 6elien ltrlprnng ipa9ri9cinz
lib auf 8ran6itiftung suriif5atd9ren 1T,
be6ro6te Oienitas Mos9en I'M b ll9r oaS
Qeben BON ettpa 3OGerionen, oen@dten bcs
b~reift5dtgen b0lsernen 2ogirbauies $50.
97-99 Canal StraBe, Gi8entbHm bon q.
Stctn. Grpbbem aber me6rere B%crlonen
in Ser @nglt nm ibr 2eben aus Den SEN
ftern alf Sic @rbe binablpran9en, cIltfamen
6ocb ollie unpcrlcbt.
0as Seuer bracb in einer11 an Der AuBen7
tpanb bes 6aules aufgebdlften. Scbuttbau7
fen nus. g8ic es lcbeint, Ipar ote1er Scbutt7
baufen NIT Oe[ burc6trdnft lnb Damn ana
eesTinoet mor6en. oils Die SIammen ents
6eft murben, 9riffen iie berettS Die Sol5z
tpGn6c beS 6auleS an.
Ser Sauspirtb Stetn tpefte lcbneu feline
@dlte, Sic benn aub, 10 lbnel eS angina,
auf Sic StraBe cilten. 9as Teucr lelblt
tpurbe BON ser Teuertpebr lcbneu nltter
Gontrolle Qebrabt. Stein 8laubt, DAB Gin
ibm miBeeiinnter 9tadbbar tir oas Ueuer
perantpOrtlicb lei. Scin Serlult iulrO
$500 nicbt ilberibreiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Shaoenfeuer.
SIinfa & SefoIa's SdeeniibIe poafdnoi9
ab9ebrannt. Shaoen $4,000.

Die finfit0Gi9e 5bitrrabmenfabrtf bon
8linfa & Scfola an Der 40. 1no gaultna1
ltraBe ipurbc Mtittwocb Wprgen ourcb Seuer
%Serlt0rt. Ser &erluit tptro auf $22, 600
angegeben. Die Tlammen er9rtften aub
Das a~ngren3enoe 6auS, $50. 1880 Baultna
StraBe, in Dem @nton Soltnsft etne
@irtbldhaIt betreibt, uno rtcbtcte etnen
S6aOen BON $1,000 an.
9as Scuer muroe 5uerlt bon Dem gGGcbter
in bemS burm ser Sprtbcncompa9nte SEQ.
40 entbedt unb ais bic SellerpeDrlelte etn7
~trofcn, fonben tie einen 8retterbalfen nabe
Der l%tmSdunung beS Sol5bofes i'm SranD.
Die Slammen ergriffen alcb balo Die
SGgemiiblc unb Nun muBten abt tpcttere
Spriben sur 6itlfc berbctgcrufen tperoen.
2lber trpb aler Qlnitrengingen bronnte Die
gang aus t6ol5 erbatte 6abrtt bis olf ben
@runo nieocr. 9aS i'm Jtor0en a1gren5enoe
9auS gfo. 1890 Yaulina-S traBe, Do5 eben7
falls Seucr ~gefan9en bate, ipurne bon BENT
ielben S6idlal bctpabrt; tmmerbtn tptro
itb ser 8crluft ouf $1,000 belauten. Slcr
8fcrbe, Die in Dem @rb8clboB Der 6abrtt
itanocn, famen III ocn. SIammen UNI.
6eucrmarlbaQ 6ibgcralo 1T Der Nnltcbt,
6oB 0aS gScucr ourcb Branbltttltng bcrpor1
g~eruien ipuroe, od Die Slanllncn aut 8ipei
peridbiebencn Stcltcn in ben 9ol8bdulern
Su 9leicber .3clt aa5bracben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Sdneue Qrbeit
Der Seuerwehr bel einem Branoe an Safe
Stra6e.

0unberte bon Gtnbeimtid6s1 ui0 6relnz
ben, tDelcbe 0ur6 Den 6efannten Son Der
TeltertpebrgLO6e mach Dem 8lod 8. Qloc.,
Safe unb 6ranflin StraBe gefibrt murben,
marenO onnerita8 Qbenb nm 10 11br Qugen=
5eugen elmer grobe Der 2eiitungSfGbigfeit
~unicrer Seueripebr, ipelcbe MIR ibre 8emul17
Oerltng erre8en fonnte. SIS ma Elm 6euer
auS9ebro6en mitten auf Dem britten 6lur
bes Dierit0digen 8riG9ebGubes SEQ. 207
unb 209 Qafe StraBe uno batte inn 8erlouf
ctntger Otinuten ficb bltrb ben SuBbooen
Ourcb9efreiien. Scr QGGcbter Sara bon Der
v8eteran's groteetiDe 8a{rol" alarmirte
Die SeneriDebr Don 6ranflin uno Safe
StraBe. Die mnmitteLbare NG6e an6erer
9roBer @ei6aft5bduier mitten in bcm
9anbeIScenlrum Der Stabt un0 bas
brobenbe NusieDen beS 8ranbcs, melcber
BET Nnfunft Des GbefS Spenie feline SLANT
men iiber baS 0acb bcS @ebdloeS btnausz
i9la8en lieB, brdngten sur Qt6gabe eineS
s"ipcitcn Nlarm3. 9to6 ehe bic Speite
&cierpe Der 9a~n1pfiprtben an Srt uno
Stelle mar, fletterten ibon an Ser Trpnt>
unb binteren Seite beS @e6dubeS Seuer>
tpebrleute auf boben 2eitern BIS sur b0cbItelt
Tenitcrrcibe Dinauf, uno in ieOeS Seniter
i9lugen flirrenb frdftise @aiieritrablen,
ipoaB BET anicbeinenb 9efabrbrobcnbe 8rano
balb i'm Seine eritift mar. llnterOeiien
batten Bic 8erlt6erun9 zBotro1eute nit
bemerfcnSmertbcr 0ei6pin6igfeit maiier@
bi6te 9eGen iiber baS auf ben eritcn urb
"8tpeiten Stod auf9eipeiderte gBoarcnlagcr
gum Scbub gegen 8ci6aOigung burcb Die
Naiicrmalien gebreitet. 0aS @an5e 8ing
10 lbncQ bon Staten, 6aB Der Derurla3te
S6aOen nur gcring lit.
9aS @e6Gube 9cb0rt Ser 90. S. Sage
Confectionery Company unO mar altf benz
eriten Slur an Die yNmertcan DAT 2eatber
%Gompanp", auf benz "8ipeite1 al Die v@mz
ptre 9tubber Manufacturing Comp" unb
ouf Dem britten un6 pierten 6Iur al Bic
y@raff SURFACE Comp" permiet6et. Sas
0auS mur6e ouf BENT 3. un6 4. Slur, TO-
an bcm 0abe, 81 $1,000 gel6aoigt, mob
reno BET ben Drei Sirmen 5ugcfitgte Serluit
i'm @anSen $4,000 betragen iptrO. Wtan
bermutbet, baB baS Seuer bon etnem Ofen
auSgegangen lit, in tpcIcbem Die Ntrbetter,
ais iie um 6 llbr Seierabeno madten, baS
Tcuer ni1t gcb0rig Gebe6t batten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Ridter Geo. 3. Retteue. +

Mtttpo9 .Worgen gegen balb bier ltbr
beribte6 III ieiner %gSobnung, SEQ. 514
Gpaniton 9loc., Scr Gic6ter George $. Set
teQe bonn Supertorz@ cric1t. Setn Sob
ma fetn pl0bli6er, ba ct ibon LANCE 3ett
me6r ODER t~pcntgcr ibtper let0enD mar. SIM
lebten Sabre befiel tbn Die Grippe in etncnl
bcbrobItAeu 9(nfoQ, ben CT 5par iiberpanb,
moourcb ieoob feline @eiunbbett fir ale
3etten i6ner gei6pGbt ipur6c. ST iaB
o6enorein in benz i6lecbt DenttItrten unb
Observation-Disclosures alien &rtminal>
geri6tS9ebGube 5u @eribt, un6 I'M 2aufe
Ginger WtDnate mtBte er letne SDGttgtett
einitellen. SIM Sebruar 9tng 9tt4ter Set
teue mach Californian un6 erbplte ltcb 5u>
fcbenb5; iebob ser 9rang, letner Gt6terz
pflicbt SIT 9eniigcn, fibrte i'm balO pieber
nacb Gbicago Suriid. ST. DurOe balo bettz
LGgerig uno geitern erl0ite Der Sob ben
Sicc6en. Gr itarb BET DDuem 8epuBtiein,
bis gum Iebten Nt6cm5u9 rubig unb gefaBt.
9tibter &etteIe mar am Is. DECEMBER
1888 in Yeoria County, SlinoiS, ge6oren.
Setn Slater mar bon 8o1ton 11a6 Dem
98eiten eelpanbe*t un6 betlei0ete LANCE
Sabre Sic Stele zines Gecor0erS fit 6as
8eprta7GountD. Inter tbm arbeitete au9
Der Sobn, nad66em ct in Der 6opfinsz
Qlfa6enie in 6aIeD, Wfaii., feline lebten
Stubten betrieben bate. SIN Sabre 1864
ertparb &etteQe bic Nbbotatenipiirbe unb
practicirte in Mtetamora mebrere Sabre.
Damn iteheGte ct nab 8eorta iiber, no CT
nit 8. Q8. S'8rien cine Q6Dotatenofftce
fiibrte unb sum Stabtanipalt eripGbIt
murbe. S'8rien itebelte nacb @bicagp iiber
unb &etteIe foLgte inn 9ter6sr.
SopobI ais Surtlt, ME ais 9tibter unb
Waeni9 itanb Der Geri4ie6ene in bobem
Nnleben BEL ber allgemetnen 8itrgeribaft,
tpie galtS belOnbers bel BEN @ouegen ietnes
8erufe5.
9as 8c9rdbniB finbet am 6rcitag Na67
ntittag auf Dem Srie6bof @raceIanS itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Wabr1deinlid Elm uloro.
Der 6riefe Peter Garellas in einem Keller in
1einem Slute Iieeeno eefuroe1.

Mtontag Worgen tritb Derndbm Der Boli>
Siit 6offuan aus einem Seller in $40. 817
Wetlmdutee Npe. e!1en S3uB, elite Die
Ireppen btnunter unb fab bier Den @rtecben
8eter @arelas duf benz i9mubigen SUP
booen NIT elmer &uselipunoe I'M &opfe
liegen. I'm Sen tDDtet iungen 19tG6rigen
Mann bcrum itanben 3 balbwlicbltge Bur
icben i'm Otter bon II, Is unb II Sabrcn,
GareQaS' 2anbSleute, nit freioebletcben
@eitbtcrn ulO angltpollen Wttcl1elt.
Ser 8DliSiit citirte in alcr @tle einelt
8atrolwagen, febrte na6 bem Seller suritd
ltn6 fanb, baB bic jungen Qerte Die 2ei9e
unterbeiien auf Elm .,6eIbbrett in elmer
bunflen G6e 0es Sellers 9elcgt Datten nno
cintge S6ritte bon 0emielben c%utfernt cine
eifrige, lciie epfliiitertel1nterbaltung fitbrtc.
9luf Dem SuBboben Lag elm Ecpolper, be11en
1dmmtlidbc &ammern gefiilt lparen. Ser
BoLi3tit itedte benielbcn SIT it6; inter
beiie1 fam inter Jibrung oes Boliset7
lieutenants Quinn auf cinem 8atrolpagen
cine itattltbe Qn5abl Yolt5iitert angcfabren.
0ie QeiDe beS @riccben mllrbe noc9 Der
Wforgue tranSportirt, bO6 na6ln Der See
ante 3ubor cine genaue llntcrlu6ung beS
Sobten ppr nnb conftatirte, oGB Die &ugel
nt6t BON GareQa8 ielbit abgefcuert iein
fonntc, ba ionit baS @eitcbt gcibparst ober
6aS 6aar perbrannt lein muBtc. Die BRET
jungcn @riecben 1purben benz 5ufolge III
SAT- genort1nen.
Die @efangencn, tpelcbc NIT GareQas
Sen &eQer, in !pclbem bicier ais 2eicbe gez
fu1lben tpurbe, beipobntcn, tparen 9eltGnOtg,
in Ser leBten 3ett bGuftg leb6aft barber
gcltritter Su babcn, iper DaS @eicbdft oeS
3etnmacbenS beior9en iolc, au6 mill 9r.
Moeller bon W1ilpaufee 2luc. uno Oipiiton
Ctr, ipetcber ettpa cine Stlln0e,. ebe oer
t0btIidbe S4uB ftcl, Ben SETTER paiiirte,
einen le6haften @ortwcchiei aus ocmlelben
pernommen baben. gtaboem 8eitcrn Elm
0Dlmcticber 5u9esogen mar, mQcbtcn Die
9erbafteten bte NuSiage, DaB Der Gepolper
ftdb BON iclbit entloben babe, ais @arellaS
6en1elben beii6ti9te, bo6 periptdelten lie
ftb bierauf in 10 picle 8toeripriicbs, oaB
i6nen bon ber g oli3et tpentg @laubcn gc1
1henft tpirb. NuBerbem ericbcint Der llme
itan6 berbGbtig, baB bcr in Dem Seller
neben Ser 2eibe gefunOene Nepolper in
fammtli4en &ammern gefilt mar. Der
Ger6acbt liegt auf Ser 6ano, oaB elmer BON
bcn @efangenen auf GareuaS gel6olien uno
belt &eoolper peritedt bat. Sine 9urb1
iucbung bes Sellers na3 Der S6uBmate
ohue GrfolQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
G00tIider ausSans
Der Derlebun9en oes eefern nloreen am
". Str. Diaouct 9efunoencn mannes.

Ser Mitttpob fritz nm 2 l1br at Start
StrdBe in Ser NGbc beS ~. Str. 8iabuctea
burcb etncn GeDOlpcri2uB ibper Derlcbtf
Wfonn pcrIbic0 3tpct Sturoen Sarauf i'm
st. 2lfa82 6olpital. Gr fam Dor lctnem
@rl6e mieOer gum 8etpuBtiein utb CAB lei@
men gtarncn ais 8. 6. 9arltng al. Nui
bic 0ringen0e Nuffproerung beS i'm be6anz
oelnben WunoaratcS, ibm QlueS, ipaS CT in
Nnbetrabt leines itii10licb 81 criDartenben
Gobes nocb ouf Dem 6cr5en babe, mit5uz
tbcilen, ertpi6erte ser ScbpcrDer1Dunoctc,
baB ct cine Trau urO Stpci Sin0er babe.
ST pei9erte licb, beren Nbreiie mit5utDcilen,
tpie auh a~n5ugeben, alf pelcDe Wetic ct 81
leiner lcbenSgefdbrlicbcn SbubDun0e ge1
fommcn iei. Na6 einigcn Wtiuuten ftel
er picOer in letnen betpuBtloIen 3uftallo
surilG u1b mar mach elmer Stllnoe, obne etlt
DcitereS @ort geauBert SIT baben, cine
2cibc.
SIS mar 2ltbr Mittipob Wtorgen, ais bic
bot Dem 6auie $40. 500 Start StraBe
itebenbcn Yoli3ilten 0uigleO uno sec
WaDon bon Der 6arriion Ctr Station
aus Der 0egcno Ser II. Ctr. eSril6c einen
SobuB brDbnen b0rten. 0rei Wtinlten
nacboem Der ScbuB g%efalen mar, betanoen
tic itcb nit DEM Specialppliitcn IS. 9.
Sbant BON BET 9tidel glate78abn, mel9er
gleicbfauS ben S6uB geb0rt bate, oil Der
SteIe, an tDel9er Elm Otan1 in betDuBt=
loiem 3uitanb in ber gfd6e Der SlOieite
bes Giabufts, bas Gelicbt nab unten ge@
febrt, auf benz 8o6en lag. 8lut floB aus
ether tiefen Munbe in ber Iitfen 8eibe,
unb an Ser recbten Sette bcS WtaitneS lag
Gin offertes Wieiicr nit elmer langen unb
icbarfen &linge. Ser 8epuBtloic purbe
baraufbin per @%mbulan5 na3 benz
6olpital tranSportirt. 8eiDe Bolt>
Siiten iagten aus, baB iie 9arlin8
am Sonnabenb 9lbcnb betruntcn al
@larf StraBe an9etroffen bitten. Sn ben
Sdlben beS Wta1neS falt6 itb cine fletne
Slai9e, nit 8fcrbez nnb GiebpuIper ge@
fiiQt, ioipie elm 8riet al Trau Tren9, $50.
359 Carroll Npe., in tpel6cm Die 2et6en7
b%eitatter unb 2eibitaQbeitber @ebr. Wc7
SSnerneD bon geo. 749 uno $50 43. StraBe,
Yferbe> un6 8iebfutter beitcuten. 9es
@eiteren itedten tn Sen Gai6en mebrere
&arten unb 9te6nungen, mel6e an $. s.
Darling nnb 6omer IS. Darling gertdtet
tparen, ur1b, 6a tie it9 auf ben gerfaltt bon
8ferben be3ieben, barauf icblieBen lalien,
baB Darling Elm 8ferbebdnolcr mar. Gapt.
8artnett ermittcIte, baB 9arlin9's 6rau
unb spei &inber IN Nobeiter, sc. g., mob
zen Goli3eibeartte iinD bet Qnii6t, oaB
Darling ilberfaIIen tpurbe, CUR 8ertbeioi7
gurg ieir Mtelicr sog unb barauf bic tObtz
licbe &u9el erbielt. 9ieielbe bate cine
2lrterie 5errtiicn, nacb0em ie oorber Bic in
Ser linfen Sai9e itedenbe 80rie bure6z
bo6rt bate, in uelcber iicb 30 @cntS be-
fanben, unb Gerblutung 6erbcigcfi6rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Suits Pillen beilen @e9ielfieber.
Goo zines Sremiers.

glS ser I'm 10 80 fdQigc8 aliaster5ug ser
Gbicago & Mltonz8abn 9onneritag 2lbeno
in ben ltnionz8abnbof einfubr, entoedte
man auf Der Dorberen 8Iatform bcs 9taucbz
tpa9ens Die 2etbe bes 8remtIers Samuel
IS. Osborn in cinem 3uitonoe, ser baruuf
idlicBcn lieB, baB Osborn zines gepaltz
iancn Sooes gcitorben mar. 9as rccbtc
8ein ipar gcbrn3en, cbenio Scr feline
Singer Der rccbten Sanb, Ser Sbub bes
rccbten SuBeS pOQitdnbig s%erriiien unb
allbcroem Die linte 8opflcite arg 3ugericbtet.
Wtan bate i'm nocb auf Der 8latform bes
Naubtpagens an Der Gau 8ureu StraBc
iteben ieben, unb oer11lthct, oaB ct in Ser
Ndbe bes ltnione8abnbofeS 3piiden stpet
@a9en gerietb. bic 2eibe bcs Gerungliif>
ten wurbe mach SigmunO's Mor9ue al 5.
Qlpenle sebrabt.