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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-02

LUMBER-By sail - Tne market is dull and
nominal; tonnage is offered freely,
with no demand The rates from this
and nearby Georgia ports are quoted
nominally at 81 25Q15 20 for q range includ-
ing Baltimore and Portland. Me. Timber 50c61l 90
higher than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and Windward, nominal; to Rosario, S14 OOA
10 90, to Bueuos Ayres or Monteyideo. SIC so;
to Rio Janero, SIS 90; to Spanish and Mediter-
ranean ports, $40 0001l 90; to United Kingdom
for orders, nominal for lumber, "a SIS standard.
BY SrEAM-To New York, 81 90; to Philadsl-
phia, 81 90; to Boston. SS 90; to Baltimore,
s. so.
NAVAL SToREs-The market is entirely nominal
for spot vessels. Foreign-Cork. etc, small
spot vessels, rosin. Is 415d and So 71ni; Adri-
attic rosn 2s I'D; Genoa. IS AID; South
American, rosin, SOC per barrel of 80 pounds;
CoAstwise-Steam-to Boston, lie per looms
on rosn, soc on spirits; to New York
rosn NC per FOODS, spirits. SIC; to Philadel-
phia rosin. TIC per 100fbs Spirits SOC; to Balti-
more. rosin, 3Jc, spirits, zoo
CorToN-By Steam-The market is very dull
and rates are irregular and nominal Rates are
mar mi md
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-02

NEW YORK, Feb. /. noon.-The following
10 nrnar1irnrr nl1nt afinnn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
Markets by TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Nov 6-W heat-Receipts, 24s.5OO
bus sales 100000 bus; options No. 2 red active
ports of huge Russian exports, rallied slightly
and was quiet; January, 69@6914c; May, 400
74i4c December, 674@67 l3-16c. Rye-Nominal.
Corn-Receipts, l4S,70O bus; sales, 10000 bus;
options No. market quiet at nc decline; De-
cember, 47150g475sc; May. 4914@493sc. Oats-Re-
ceips. Ill 400 bus; sales, 10000 bus; options No
d351ac state and Western, 40M4lc. Beef
Dull; family, 1200@1500 extra mess.
$50 packet, lo.50@12.00. Pork-Quiet;
mess, 5000 1000; Fshort clear, 10000
300. Lard-Easy; prime Western steam. quiet.
nominal, 1o.4o. Butter,-,--Receipts, S5l6 pkss;
Mestern dairy 1925 Western creamery 29@
pkgs; state, large, 90113sc; small, 1012@1214c;
part skins, 4@914c. Eggs-Receipts, 1902 pkgs;
ern, 24@24]9c. sugar-l14c lower in all grades.
crushed 50l5 5-16c; powdered, q l3-16@5c: gran
ulated, 1904 3-l6c. Coffee-Firm; No. 1s34c.
so GH!c4Go d N8y Map syn copS
Cash, 383sc; November 38asc; December, 3814c;
May, 421sa42s4c. oats-Cash, 2sMc; Noyem-
Cash nominal January, 14.324. Lard-Cash,
9.65; November, 920 January, $40 Ribs
Cash, 800 January, 7$7M F Il
1.01. Timothy-Steady, 3.20@3.25. Butter and
eggs-Quiet. Whisky-1.15.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 6-Wheat-Lower; cash,
571lc; November, SIC nominal; December. 5S19c;
May 663sc bid. Ceri-Lower; cash, 3512c: No
vember, CSC bid; December 3419a 352sc asked;
year. 345zc; January. 3434c May, 3s1sc. Oats
Lower cash 26e; loy Ma e aee ao Pnr
Quiet, 1890. Lard-Lower. $50. Whisky
Firm. LIS. Lead-Stronger, $40. Spelter--
More active. $50
CHICAGO ILL., Nov 6.-Cattle-Receipts, 5000,
including 1000 Texans and 5000 Westerns; ma
tive steers rather easier; yet a prime lot made
g. IS and good mediums 50gd 80; others 4.J0GO
AS. Hogs-Receipts 5000; Slow. 100 l5c lower;
rough 5.7505so mixed and packers, 590M6.0 5;
medium, 6.05@6 10; heavy, 6.1o@6 2o light, 6.l0
n6.l5. Sheep and lambs-Recelpts, l3,u00; SLOW;
II A. ,.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
Jacob TO BE CONSUL.
The Watertown Democrat Given u red
eral Appointment in Bohemia.

The Watertown Democrat GIVEN Ecu
eral Appointment in Bohemia
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 81. Hugo
jacob, of Wisconsin, member OF the
last Assembly from Jefferson County,
was to-day appointed consul to Reicn-
enberg, Bohe mia. The office IS worth
about 81 800 year and fees. lie is ma
tive of Rhanish Bavaria and is engaged IN
insurance and steamship business at
Watertown. The appointment OF Hen.
rv Lemke to be postmaster at west
Eend was also announced. lie sue
ceeds Byron Fairbanks. Other appoint
ments were:
Samuel Nichols, of New York, to be pen
sion agent at Buffalo, n. y.
John G. Byxbee, OF Connecticut, 20 oe cor.
lector of internal revenue Tor the district ol
o Snrond Lieut.. Edgar Russell, Third Ar
tiIIery TO be first lieutenant.
Marcellus L. Davis, OF Arkansas cons u
at Merida, Mex. c;o consul at
Callao, Peru. e ,r,;,,a consul at
barcelona Spain.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
BANKERS GO FREE.
Indicted Milwaukee Men Secure Their
Release.

Indicted Milwaukee Men Secure Their
Release.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. fudge
Johnson, in the circuit court yester-
day afternoon, decided that the indict-
ments against Messrs. Eugene S. Elliott
and I. w. Moves were invalid. The
decision in effect nuliiies the
work of both grand iurics and
not one of the indicted bankers
can be held. Eugene S. Elliott and f.
W. Moves were at once released from
arrest on the indictments Of the last
grand jury and all that remains for them
and the others who were indicted by
the first grand jury and for John B.
koetting, G. c. Triumph, T. T. Day,
William Plankinton, Charles l.. Clason
and James G. jenkins, the other
men indicted by the last grand jury.
to do, is to apply to the court
for an order declaring the indictments
void. The same decision must follow
in their cases as has attended the cases
of Messrs. Elliott and Clason and they
will all be released. The point was
made that the jury was for the October
term and that it continued to sit until
November. when its term had expired.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
Finale in a Murder Case.

SrEBoYGAN, WIS, Nov. FRANC
Welluhn, who was found guilty of muir
der in the second degree, was sem
fenced this forenoon by Judge ellison to
fifteen wears imprisonment at hard
labor at Waupun, the first five days to
be spent in solitary confinement. The
prisoner took the sentence very cool.
claiming that he was innocent. We'll
luhn was convicted of killing William
Eschert.
Jacob Melkalowsky, who was found
guilty of grand larceny, was sentenced
to one year imprisonment at hard labor
at Waupun. The sheriff will take the
prisoner to Waupun tomorrow.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
SIR ANDREW CLARK DEAD.
Most Noted Physician in England Passes
Away at London.

LONDON, Nov. 6,-Sir Andrew Clark
died at 5 o'clock this afternoon. He
was Mr.. Gladstone's physician and one
of the most distinguished men in tho
medical profession.
Sir Andrew Clark, Bart. NJ. D., f. r.
S., LII. D., Cambridge, Edinburg and
Aberdeen, was born October IS, 1926.
He was connected with the Royal
lnfirmary, the Royal Naval Hos
pital, Royal College of Physicians, of
which he was president, London Hos
pital, Medical Society of London and
other institutions and societies. He
was made a baronet in 1888 He was
the author of a large number of medical
works.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
WILL ENTER A PLEA Of INSANITY.

Plan of Defense in the Case of the Girl
Accused of Horse Stealing.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. Ga plea OF in
sanity will be entered in the case OF
Freda Zeisch, the girl who is charged
with having hired rig at livery. stable
here and sold it in Middleton for $40,
when arraigned. She appeared in court
this morning for preliminary examlna-
ton and waved trial by jury. The
case is set for November 10.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
FIRE IN AN APPLETON DRUG STORE.
Much Damage Done to Goods by Heat
and Smoke.

and Smoke.
APPLETON, Wis, Nov. 2.-Fire pre-
sumably caused by spontaneous COM
bustion broke out in the cellar of Eos
ter's drug store at $50 O'Clock this
morning. The heat from burning oil,
resin, etc, was so intense as to char the
wall paper and melt labels off bottles
in the store above. Resinous smoke
penetrated everywhere and ruined all
the goods stored in drawers, also cigars
and fancy goods. The fire was confined
to a small area in the cellar and was ex-
tinguished with loss of only few
hundred dollars to the building; Gov
cred by an insurance OF $1,000. The
loss on stock is difficult to estimate, but
it is amply covered by an insurance OF
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
DEATH OF GODFREY MILLER.
Pioneer of Brown County Passes Away
at His Home in Depere.

DEpERE, Wis, Nov. 2.-Godfrey Mil
Ter, pioneer resident OF this city,
died at lis home this morn
ing, aged SO years. He came
here from New Jersey in 1887. When
his wife summoned him to his
breakfast this morning he failed
to respond. Upon repairing to
his bedside she found him at
the point of death, surviving only Il few
moments thereafter. He was one Of
the ten members to organize the first
protestant Presbyterian Church in De-
NOV ~, 1910
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
PLANS FOR A MAMMOTH COAL DOCK.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad to Bald at
West SUPERIOR.

The Lehigh Valley Railroad to Build at
West Superior.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Nov. 2.-W. A.
Lathrop, w. II. Sayre, chief engineer
and general coal agent respectively of
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, are
here arranging for constructing an
immense coal dock on Tower
slip and the building of q terminal track.
Tie company has owned the property
for some time. They have brought
plans with them and bids will be
called for Immediately. 1t will be the
largest coal dock at the head Of the lake.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
MURDERED AT HIS OWN HOME.
Louis Odette Shot Down During
Dispute Near Wausau.

Louis Odette Shot down. Dur1Hg b
Dispute Near Wausau.
WAUsAU, Wis, Nov. "a fatal shoot
ing affair occurred on the farm OF
William Odette, about nine miles east OF
here, this morning. Louis Odette got
into dispute with another man and
was shot through the body with a
Winchester rifle, causing instant
death. The murdered man was
80 years of age. No arrests have yet
been made, although the sheriff has
gone to the scene Of the tragedy to in
yestigate the affair.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
WHITEWATER FIRM GETS THE CONTRACT

Bennett s. Son to Build the Now Normal
school at stevens Point.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Nov. 6.-Frank Houle
& Son, of Chicago, to whom has
been awarded the contract to build
the Normal School at Stevens Point,
having failed to present bonds IN
time specified, the contract has been
awarded to E. Bennett & Son, OF White
water, the next lowest bidder. Their
bid was $40 500.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
Nov. 6. Nov. 4. 1892. 1891.
Milwaukee Dairy Market.

BUTTER-Fancy creamery u ID, 27(02sc; infer
for to good do, z0@26c; best dairy selections, $50
25c; fresh lines, fair to choice do, 20D23c; pack
ing stock do, 1401l6c; grease, S@10c; roll 1S0120c
CHEEsE-Full cream flats. y ID, 11l@121ac;
cheddars do, 11@11Lc; brick 1114@l219c Young
America, 11Lc; Lmburger, 1lIa@12c Swiss,
1219o13c.
EGGs-Fresh, = doz, 10000; house, 1s@
1S19c; picked, 17@1Sc.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
BATTLED WITH A PRISONER.
snerie astrup Has an Exciting Time IN
the Menomince JAN.

the Menominee Jan. ;.
MrSou1SEE. Wis.,, Nov. 6.-ohetlh
Astrnn had an experience with an IN.
mate of the Jail SATURDAY nv gae nr,soner.
neither will soon forget, I ne E;sen-
a husky Austrian nanieu row in
drecht, :, was ma Axe sheriff went
the Ian Met Met him. Eisendrec:h It
in to fuie attacked Astrup with
i INN ,,nrt;ons Of heavy broken CHAR,
ple'ie on ms ea and desperate struggle haa
taken t place that the prisoner o was ba! h,
to sleep" The sheriff Was 49,
bruised in the encounter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
Ta1ennone wires Burned ON.

IA Crosse, Wis, Nov. % 'eI ,ro last
wire fell on an electric l , h hnS With
night, burning out the cable t beA third bird
fH @e tf hs auog es na
to patrons os besides the loss to Tue '0
pany. ----
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
Oshkosh woman Wants Damages.

Oshkosh, Wis, Oct. 3.-Mrs. Bertha
Putney has begun suit against the city
and John Crawford, jointly, for 81 1000
damages. She alleges that she received
injuries by falling on defective side
walk in front of John Crawford's resi-
dence.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
Indians Leave for Minnesota

SHELF LAKE, Wis, Nov. Ga good
many Indians from this locality are
leaving for Minnesota to hunt deer dur
ing the open season, which is all th;s
month. Very few deer were killed in
Wisconsin, proportionately this year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
National Guard Appointments.

National Guard Appointments.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 3.-Gov. Peck
to-day made the following military APP
pointments:
John L. Warrior, captain, Thomas J.
Sullivan. first lieutenant, Thomas J. Della
hunt, second lieutenant, Co. A, Fourth
Regiment, Milwaukee.
Horace P. Padley, captain, E. E. Tenant,
first lieutenant, Luther F. Durfee, second
lieutenant Co. L, Second Regiment Ash
land
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
Sol D FOR ALMOST A SONG.
Electric Plant at Eau Claire valued at
$4,000 Brings Only $500.

Eau CLAIRE, Wis. Nov. 1.-The Ma
+;onal Electric Manufacturing Com
nany,s plant was sold by Ralph E. Rust,
raoo;yer this morning to Peter Truax,
of Fan Claire, for $500. He was the
onl1 bidder. The plant was valued last
Nav at SS1 900, but recently appraised
At Sc, 600. Mr.. Truax intends to oper-
ate it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
KILLED BY AN unknown PERSON.
Verdict of the Coranel' Jury in the case
of William Sullivan.

'
SHELL LAKE, Wis, Nov. Civilian
Sullivan, who was murdered near here
Saturday night, was buried here to-day.
The coroner's jury late last night re,
turned verdict that the deceased
came to his death from
gun-shot fired by an unknown person;
johnson. the man arrested, seemed
much surprised and claimed to know
nothing of the matter. His prellml-
nary examination takes place at once.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov 6.
The following table shows the closing prices
of wheat and coarse grain on Change November
6, as compared with those of November a. and
the same days of 1892 and 1891:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
HIS HEAD SEVERED FROM HIS BODY.

Green Bay Young MAN Heets 11oFTIU1e
Death at Duluth.
DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. Crank r..
Burns, brakeman on the Eastern Min
nesota, walked off car in the Rice
Point yards last night and had his head
severed from his body. He was %
years of age and single. Four cars
passed over him. His parents live at
Green Bay WIS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09

The cold weather of to-day and the
thought of what the next few weeks
will bring forth. has added new horror
to the situation of the idle men, whose
lot has been a hard one even during
the mild summer months. How to
help them is question which calls for
a prompt solution.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09

OF the executor, J. c. Ford, a
VI the deceased, who asks for
y" ADDITION to fees and allowances
passed upon for extraordinary
: Nhlth are not set forth.
IL. POWERS has begun suit at
~ l9r 4 divorce from l.. NJ. Pow
S I,, Powers is now serving a two
Sgn'enGe at Waupun on a charge
"t' tie will defend the action.
VIII be transferred to Bayfield,
u IS Nie funeral of two children of
Io ~ yrs: Charles Hopke, of Racine,
Nn ,o November ,, this making
5t I' .! the family that have died
a ,ottFla IN the last two weeks. and
TWO more lying at the point of
r ,sAN \ " EHER, Green Bay butcher,
as viz, viz, JOSS OF d new gold watch.
;"oIAlng IN q warehouse and
M 80 = "0IStGoat upon a nail. When
s. waS w put the garment on again the
Il Fom ms = ALLEN. a Racine young man,
4 Ho 'nr fhrd story of his fathers
it WAS terribly cut about the
Il Is 1eared he will die.
IN hnoIoKosEIE was arr ested at
TIA d fIharge Of assaulting Lige
Ii L tDg alters head was terribly
LI, n,s Skull Skull fractured.
ny .' ot; COLEMAN, an emplove of a
kadjy 4 @r',. at Fond du Lac. had his
EleeIy. crushed by getting caught in
a po SH MINER, of Madison, has fin
hd nr ,.l'at bust of Mrs. John Vim
commiS5%iUleu it to the GAINESVILLE
|ryicesss' y, me s. in recognition of
Of st -, .le Worlds Fair. The
ng, "Ge e,,i%ry in the Wisconsin
lard. bv I Nc, OF y, Wisconsin" and
- 'SS Alears, of Oshkosh.
, 1893-09-08
2IQrRf6ert6f
6 htcaap. s. &c.

9Dtca9o, 5. sept.
Sol9en6e Bretie mur6en BEL 9r0Beren
8artieen e%r3ielt:
8utter, bette Creamery 8aare, 249
@25c, quite 22-23c, mittelmGBigc 2O(0
2l9c. 9atrD, bette, 22(0239c, mitteLgute
uI,0 cute 2O921c, frii9er 9afin8 Stof
133014c.
8uttertn, bette Creamery 18c,
recbt lcbOne 17c, 9airD 1896 II. 143c fit Sic
bette; in r9touS" oOer flcinen @ebinoen &c
me6r.
&dic, Bette v6ua Cream G6e66ars",
8(983c, vSpinS" 8@83c, Youu9 Qtmerica
8(093c, nab0emacbter S6tpei3er 11!012c,
v8rif" 93@1Oc, 2tmbur9er 5000.
@ter, gang tril9e, 14@14!c baS
9uben6.
&o~rtoffeIn: 9tus &oniaS 65@68c
aus W%tSconiin 60065c.
89tSfeD: Slip.
@efIiiaeI, lebe1btges: Gurte1 930y
C; 910ncr: 6ennen 9(099c, 6Gbne
-@-c, Gnten 809c fir lebenbige; @GnIc,
l~ebenbt9e nit ben 9an5en Teoern So 5000
$500 per 0uBe1O. Spring G6idenS" 10
@ bos Pfun6, 90, 669ue $1,000 bas
8funo.
Semitic e: 8etBfratt aus SQinois
75l985c, uStpeet GOrn" 5@7c baS 0ubenb
Qebrcn, 8Iumentobl 10 6as &itz
c6en, 'vSpeet YotatoS" aus Baltimore
$3.75@3.85 oaS SAT-, Gomoten $1@$1.25
per 8ulcbel fir bieitge, SeIlerie 10000
0aS 0ubeno.
8obnen: 8efe vg3aoie5" $1.75@
100, mtttelgute 81 .60(0$1.65, nit ser
Ofalbine gereinigte $1.40(0$1. 80.
Obi 9eo0rrtes: Qtepfel, fiinftItcb gez
trofneteSt 73@10c bas 8funb, an ser
Some 9eOOrrte n0rbIicbc 5(963c, 8firiide
5(96c, 8rombeeren 6@7c, 6tmbecren
23@243; Galiforntibes: 9(prtcolen 140
16c, nidbt 9el9dIte 9ftritcbe SOLE, ges
l6dIte 22@24c; 9fGaumen 9@13c; So
itnen: 2on6pn 2aDerS $1.65@2.OO 6as
&titcben, WtuSfoteuer $1,2601, 80, loic
4(06c.
Obf, frii9es; 2(epfe( 81. OO@1.75 un6
$2.OO@3.50, ie nacb Ser Site, 8ananen
5O0@1.25, Gitrpnen $3.5O04.O 0 6loz
rtOaer Sran9en $-,-@-,1 8rombeeren
$1.25@1,50. 8ftrlihc nit lolcm &ern
q 81 30(035c Der &orb.
, 1893-09-08
@eNieite.

8. g9rbbsr; bsltj4er Npotbeter, 465 uno 467 miI,uaufes
Aoe, Ode @bica9O Npe.
S. s. 2i6tenberger & 60, 831 unb 1888 MtiIluoufee ao,.
Gde 0isiiiDn=Str.
8. @0rltens, 5S1 BIne S8lono Gpe.
9heo. ". 9eDreuS. IpDtbefer. 422 70. 10. Ctr.
SHI! SebrenS, So2 Glib 9aliteO=Str. Gde @ouolport
SEP. S. WiBbod, @Hbmeft.Gde MabiIon. ano oaIIteb.
Strabe.
Gen. q. W(iner. @potbefer, 1914 millpoufee gpe.
SEQ BorQeS. l9 MaripensStr.
S. Gocmbelb d So. @~potbeter, SIDE San Buren,. mn
9ulteb Str.
Wtogel sros, N~tpotbefer, 1896 Mil.puutee @pe.
9. s. @lsner, 1861 Mtilm outee @pe.
5. s. felOpStt, ApUt9etcr. 700 Wtillpoufee Ipe. 0fe
9toble Str.
@rnft DiebeL 518 IS. Chicago Qpe., Gcte 8eu[iuo=5tr.
Sreo. BreOe'S NpotDete, 33 ~. @bica0o @pe, Gcte
g}oble=StroBc.
5reb. 8. @ierce, 58l Ogoen Npe.
EetnDorot SDieUbaus, ApptDeter, 242 Go. Nprth 9lpe.
Ode AiblQuo.
6. 9. Rlnfomitrpcm NpotBeter, GIbueft.@de ~. 0ipt.
1tou.Str. uu6 $3o9ne Npe.
@lb., 0ot5tger, @%potGeter, 296 @. 9toiiou.5tr., ede
5rouf s. Berger, Gpotbefcr. 1885 MtIipaufee Qne.
Srnelt u. S0MtS, 8to0uct Nb0rmocp. l26-l2o ONtI,
Doutce Wpe.. Gde Slu3te= uuo 9e5plotues=Str
=. Wtueblbau. N~potbefer. 69l 80. Wortb Npe.
9ttD. Wtetnung, S75 Milp0ufee MOe.. @te MIhIo1b gpe
Gtuoolpb Ston9oDr. MpotDeter, S4l M. 9ipllfuu=Str
Ode @oihteIom &De.
@olbou & 60, q. Ctr. uuo 8ouItno=Str.
j. = Shtmet, MpotDefcE. SAT Blue Sslouo Moe. Gde
Is, Str.
6. 8. aYoler5borF. apotbcter, 900 10. 81. @troBe.
Rt9or0 s. Trertien, Npotpefer. 1901 90. Skprth 9loe
Gde Sheridan Moe.
g0ut g. 0~eiuemouL AIS %. 0tpiHua etr.
, 1893-09-08
Gin Steo fir Wtuiam Soeb.

9aS Nppclattons8eri9t orbnete bcute
Wfor8en an, OaB Der Sacbpalter fir Die
rSrigtnoL Htenna 8aferD & 9tatatorium
So" in Ser MiOtpaD Bloilance, ab3ube7
rufen lei, 8efanntlib batten Sacob 6eiBz
let unb anbere Nctiondre Der @eleli1aft
Ben 4rditbenten WiIiam 2oeb beic6ulbi9t,
iiber Die ein9e9an9enen 8%aorlummen feline
N%brecbnung ~geliefert SIT baben, Ser 2oeb
bat oieIe acknowledgement ais unbcgriinbet
5urild9ctpieien urb bat 6oS QppeQationS>
9eribt enti6ieben, 6aB itc6 auf nicbt be-
tpielene SeicbulOigungen Fin, Sic @tnieBung
zines SocDtpalters MIGHT rebtfertt9en Ioiie.
, 1893-09-08
Stdoti1hes,
Sreher 2aub.
6wei Spibblben fdIa9en einen Kodierer
nieoer mo erbeuten $4,000.

&obert s. @ruicbotp. Ser &aiiierer bes
3pcig9ei9GfteS Der 9abit 8retping So. an
Der Oe5plaincS unD Snbiand StraBe, mai
gclte"n I'M = lt6r in Ser Office nit Dem
Sortiren ltnb Q(b3dblen Don $4,000 beinabc
tcrti8 0clpor0en, ais ct pl0blic6 Elm leicbtes
@erQuib on Der Seitentbiir %pernabu, DEM
8lcjd) 0arauf Elm fairies &lOpfen foI9te.
Sn Ser Wfeimung, eS lei Set 0tacbtlpQc6ter,
rief ct Do1 ieinem Ylabe aus: yMaS
ipiinic6en sic? 9uS ie6od6 itatt Der
Gnttport cin DerltGrftc5 &lOpfen erfoI8tc,
9ing CT CUR 5bir bin, ic9ob ben Gie9el 5u>
rid uno 0fnetc. 8or t6m itonben spei
URdnner, Oeren @eiicbter CT iebocb tpegen
bet Ountelbeit nibt erfennen fonnte. 6err
OrulcbotD mar ltbOn I'M Sc9riff, bic @Gite
nacb ibrem 8egebrcn gil fragen, ais elmer
otrIelben auf i'm 5ulprang un6 iDm NIT
etnem itumpfcn Snitrumente ctnen S9Iag
ltbcr ben &opf DerleBte. 0rui6olp ~itiirSte
nte0cr lttb Derlor bos 8etpuBtlcin. Oils Ct
noc6 ciniBer 3cit tpie0cr ertpodbte, ibleppte
CT itc6 nit Wtilbe nacb Sem Bult bin unO
fanb 81 ieinem S6reden, boB 6os gauge
0e(D, nit QluSnabme etnt9er 8anfnOten
fletneren 8ertbe3, bic auf Dem SuBbooen
S%eritreut la9en, Deri6iDun6en mar. Ser
glctcb Oarauf eintreten0e ytocbttpGc6ter err
fldrte, ais ibm ba5 @cicbebene mitget6eilt
tpuroc, 6aB ct uor ungefG6r 5ebn Minuten
etnen W}ann babe aus Der Office ber0uSa
f%on1nlen nn6 i6neQ D%aDorlaufen ieDen.
Die Yoli5ct 1T benabrtc9ttgt tpor0en.
, 1893-09-08
Ourhbruh Ger ga Sale 2lpe.

Gor einem Sabre nobm Sic 2incoIn
9orfz8c60roe ben 8eicbluB an, Bic Ga
Safe 2loe. n0r6licb burcb 6en 2tncoln
Barf tpetter gu fibren un6 sum 6aupteinz
gauge DeS Starts 81 m0ben. 9ieier 8e=
i6luB iOu jebt aus9efiibrt wetben. SIS
6eiBt, boB Bic @runOeigentbiimer an ga
Saue 2lDe. i'm 8un6e nit ser @eitern
9oOtng Company, pelba Ben Gontraft fiir
Oa5 9flaitern Der StraBe 3u er6aLteI
Uiinid6te, bic Yarf6eb0r6e in bieier Gicbz
tln8 beeinfluBten. SIM 2%lQgemeinen pirD
Ser 9ur6bru6 Ser Ga Sale Qlpe. nibt
alS cine Gerbeiierung 0es Barfs an9e=
iebcn.
, 1893-09-08
Die Qrbettslofeu.

9oS bonn OfaDor %ernannte, mei1tenS aus
wobl9obenben 8irgern beitehenoe Stnanse
Gotnite bebufS llnterltiBung Der QtrbettSz
lOien, bat g~enitgenbe WitteL ~3uiammcn
9ebracbt, nm 1000 Wtann fir Sic 0auer
elmer Q8o9e, 81 81 pr. Sag, 3tpedS 9teint7
gung Don StraBen un6 9tueDS, 8clcbGfttz
gung SIT eytDeilen.
9tngeiteltc Grmittelun0en boben er9eber,
OoB Die 8crtbte mebrerer Worgen3eitun9en,
lDonacD cine gr0Be 3o6L Ser 2cute, tpelde
it6 tilr bic @analarbetten met0etelt, tire
YlGBe nob fur3er 3ett nieoer auf9oben,
1ebr ltbertrtebel1 tparen. Der Saboerbalt
lit ungefGDr folgcnbermaBen:
Nm WttttDob ~begannen 3u arbeiten 800
60rten auf ..... 20
&eDrten 3ur 9lrbeit 3uriif 9onneritag 80
g}eue Q(rbetter am 9onneritog ....... 40
9onnerito9 tparcn bei5Gfttgt 49,. ....35O
QptleH aHI ~
Inter benjentgen, Sic Die 9(rbeit nieoerz
legten, %befanDen iicb Deri6te6ene Berionen,
Dcren &OrperfrGfte ben Qlnforoerltngen utcbt
getpddbien tparen.
Gol, 0ferb erftdrte geitern, 6aB cine 9(nz
3abl 9ctpiiIenlOier Muc6erer ben iebigeu
9totbltano gu ibrem Nortbetl ausbeuten.
@r let int 8eitb bon 8etpetIen, 6QB Elm in
9{Otb beftnOltcber Wfann, tpelc6er cine Qnz
let6e BON 500 macbte, 6afir So monntlich
be8o6len miiiie, Wtan meroe fib bemiiben,
bteien Observation-Disclosures bas Sanbmerf
gu le9en.