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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20

bricklayers are now at work on tho
fourth story.
Mr.. Hewelyn and Mac. MONTGOMERY,
two well-known glass blowers OF Hunt
ington, were in the city last night en-
route 10 Pittsburg on visit.
THERE was one casa in Police Court,
yesterday morning. Frank Jones, col.
ored, was charged with drunkenness,
but was allowed to go homo TO Bellalre,
A CASE Of diphtheria Of q malignant
form IS reported on alley b, between
Twenty.Third and Twenty-Fourth
streets. A boy of Milton Parkers has
the disease.
THE Knights OF Rest would like to
play the Red Cross OIL club next san.
day afternoon on the Benwood or Tun-
mel Green grounds. Answer through
the REGISTER.
WORLDS FAIR eleven dollar excur-
sion tickets on sale for every day until
close Of Fair. Call at the Union Z. +,
Office, 1900 Market street. John Bailie,
agent for all lines.
AN erroneous impression prevails here
that It was the II. j. Heinz Preserving
Compan OF Pttsburg, that sustained
9 loss by fire recently. Il was another
firm with similar name.
YESTERDAY the sewers at Market
and Twenty Fourth and Chapline and
Twenty. Fourth streets were washed
out. Complaints Of the rank smell from
the sewers caused them TO be cleaned,
EDWARD DAILER, the South Side
barber and jacob Schaffer, the B. & o.
fremen, we'll known sprinters, ran a
foot race yesterday. The dash was Que
hundred yards for a stake and Schafef
won.
FIVE Benwood hunters, John Johns
Isaiah Stephens, Booth Goodwin, VIM.
Keilar and d Marble went TO Proctor
for a hunt few days ago and made a
record. In one day they got sixty
eight squirrels and one pheasant.
ABOUT one hundred persons were
waiting at Ford's crossing yesterday
evening for the B. & o. train TO carry
them TO Bellairo to attend the McKin.
lev meeting. The train did not stop,
and 1t occasloned much dIsappoinp
ment.
4 FAREWELL reception was given
last night TO Patrick Moran, a. his Sis
ter's home, on Twenty-third street. A
good crowd attended. Music and
delicious refreshments delighted all.
The we'll known musician, Louis
Schwarzbach, furnished excellent mu.
| sic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20
A GAY PHYSICIAN
AND A MARRIED WOMAN THE ACTORS N
SENSATIONAL CASE
In This City The Parties Live in New Martins
vils-Hsaring in the Adultery Casa
Other Criminal Matters.

There is considerable excitement
down in Wetzel county over the arrest
Of prominent physician and married
woman, on charge Of adultery and
iornication.
It appears that DR.. John Garrett, OF
Eight Mile Run, near New Martins
vile, has been frequent visitor to the
home Of g Mr.. Beazle, thrifty
and prosperous farmer living in
that neighborhood. The physician
is alleged to have paid marked atten-
ton to Mrs. Beazle, to such an extent
as to arouse suspicion in the mind OF
her husband. On last Thursday Mrs.
Beazle left her home, ostensioly to visit
brother-iu-law In Martins Ferry. She
was accompanied to the train by her
husband, who was on the lookout for
the doctor, and when he saw him on
the train, Immediately decided upon a
course Of action. He notified the broth
er-in-law to watch the pair. It's alleged
that the two got of the train together,
and proceeded to house on Water
street, near the depot, where they rep
resented themselves as man and wife,
and secured lodging.
The relative Of Mr.. BesZle witnessed
all this, and then went before Justice
Geo. Ankle, and swore out warrants for
the arrest OF both, upon charge OF
adultery. On Wednesday OF this week,
the Justice and a constable, went down
to New Martinsvlle to serve the war
rants upon the faithless wife and her
paramount. The couple had in some
manner learned of the criminal pro-
ceedings against them, and skipped.
The Wheeling officers returned empty
handed, leaving the case with special
Officer Stewart, of New Martinsvii!e.
Officer Stuart started after the
erring couple, and yesterday morning
found the pair in Green district, in the
interior of the county. The doctor
was very indignant about the arrest,
but was forced TO accompany the officer
back to New Martinsville. When he
reached that city he was suddenly taken
i'll, and could not be broughtup last
night. He will be brought up to-day.
Mrs. Beazle was brought up last night.
1t is alleged that this Is not the doc
tors first offense OF the kind. He is
married and the father of nine children.
Mrs. Eliza Beazle is young married
woman, but has no family. The testi-
mony In the case promises to be sensa-
tional and interesting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20
MATCH STOLEN.
A ConnensvilIo Man Touched by a Fran
Female.

G. II. Mason, OF Connellsville, Pa,
was in the city yesterday. During the
day he fell IN with Jessie Morrison and
George Acker, two women Of the town.
A hack was secured and the trio made a
tour Of number of saloons, all becom'
ing more or less thanked"
Early in the evening Mason turned
up at police headquarters and COM
planned that be lost ladies gold watch
and chain. Lieut.. Gaus made an effort
to locate the thieves, in several houses.
When be returned to the building, after
an unsuccessful search, he found that
the two women had been arrested In
the Ravine saloon by officer Reitz.
Lieut.. Gaus searched Jessie In her
cell in the ockup. He was compelled
to take off her shoes. She held TO one
of them, which aroused the suspicion
of the officer. He examined 1t, and
found a portion of the chain in the
lining. 1t had been broken by walking
upon it. Jessie, who had before stout
ly protested her innocence, weakened
now and, accompanied by the Lieuten-
ant, secured the watch in closet in
saloon on Market street near Tenth.
She will be taken before Justice Gil
lespy this morning for hearing. The
other woman was released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20
any competing factory. and never to re-

any competing factory, and never to re-
duce than lower.
Rules IS and 10 state the position OF
the Company with regard to organized
labor. 1t Will no longer encourage
unions, as they are considered ITO be
Injurious alike to the best interests OF
the glass business and by good work
men," hence 'In employing workmen
in the future. the Company
will give preference TO
those who do not belong to any
labor union" Rule 90 provides for the
keeping Of a record book in each Office,
with name and address OF each work
man, how employed, whether promoted,
suspended or discharged, together with
reasons for same. This record will be
used in determining fitness OF appll-
cants for work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20
IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.
Circular Sent to Stockholders OF the O.
s. Glass Company.

Circular Sent to Stockholders OF the Q.
s. Glass Company.
The REGISTER yesterday secured a
copy of circular which is being sent
to every stakeholder in the United
States Glass Company, giving list Of
twenty rules for workmen and others
employed by the Company.
The first rule provides that each shop
shall WORK ~ hours for each turn, and
the second that SO hours shall consti-
tute a weeks work. The third pro-
vides for payment for each 100 pieces
made, only perfect ware to be paid for.
The fourth, fifth sixth and seventh
rules are unimportant. The eighth
gives the officials the right to deter
mine the price to be paid for new ware.
In rule thirteen the management prom
ises TO pay wages equal to those paid in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20
SMALL TALK

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithuy Told
THE Council Committee on Police IS
called to meet tonight.
A POWER of attorney was given yes
terday by the Home Investment and
Building Union to George Boyd.
The puddlers at the La Belle mill will
not work to-day, nor is it probable they
will go 70 work again this week.
THE little daughter Of Joseph Fitz-
gerald was buried yesterday ct Nj
Calvary. The child died Of diptheria.
EXCELLENT progress is being made
at Bloch Rros.' new building. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20
c. L. & W. Braksmsn Hurt.

SPECIAL JeieoTdfN 20 oss HegasSe'.
MAssILLoN, O., October 1o.-W. P.
BAthburn, a Cleveland, Lorain and
Wheeling brakeman, sustained injuries
this mer ming which may prove fatal.
He was coupling the engine onto the
train at Canal Dover. The draw bar
gave way and be was caught st the hips
an almost cut in two. He was taken 10
his home when Is in Lorain. he is
thirty years old and married.
Frank Zelllner. a Cleveland, Lorsin
and Wheeling brakeman, lost two
fingers while coupling cars at Elyria
this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20

A very hurried comparison will demon
strate to you that the Daily and sunday
Register is the best local and telesraphio
paper published in Wheeling. Is cents
per week. delivered 70 any part OF the
city ana surrounding neIshborhood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20

"Podd" Woods, a colored girl, was
fined IS and costs yesterday by Squire
Gillespy for assaulting white girl by
name OF Maggie Tracer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20
rhe AmerIcan Ment. Good serrlce.

NEW YORK, October 1e.-The Ameri-
can Press Association to-day severed all
relations with the United Press and
made an exclusive contract with the
Associated Press. NJ, E. STONE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-20
TIE ADULTERY CASE
Charles Early and Dora Stewart Each
Fined $50 snd Costs.

Fined $50 snd Costs.
The trial OF Charles Early and Dora
Stewart, both colored, for unlawful and
lascivious cohabitation was held last
night by Squire Gillespy at the jail.
Seven separate charges were made
against the defendants, the charges COW
ering the period of time in which the
cohabitation existed. Colonel Arnett
represented the defense.
The first witnesses placed upon the
stand were Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin +.
Miller, colored, whose testimony in sub
stance was that Early aud Dora Stew
art had applied at their house as man
and wife, and as such lived together.
They afterward left to go TO Mrs. FeGy's
boarding house on Main street, where
Dora was employed as chambermaid
and Charles Ia the dining room. MRS.
Feay and Mrs. Gets testified as to the
same relation existing during the
time they were AZ Mrs. Feay's.
The investigation following the dia-
mond robbery occurring at Feay's,
brought to light the fact that they were
not man and wife. The defense asked
that this confession be stricken cut and
not considered, contending that 1t was
received through threats made by the
prosecuting officers. The justice, how
ever, did not recognize the point in the
light of other testimony.
The defendants were each fined 500
and costs on each of the charges. As
it is very improbable that either will
pay, and the prospects are that they
will both be confined in jail for forty
days.
In Squire Gillespy's court, yesterday,
Rose Jacobs was fined 81 and costs on
each Of two charges, first for swearing,
and again for contendiDg with angry
words.
"Podd" Woods, a colored girl, was
fined SIS and costs yesterday by Squire
Gillespy for assaulting a white girl by
name OF Maggie Tracer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
Gine @ioerIeauma Der ppuS bieaeo aus aeeeu
Den GarOimal erbobcneu atufIaaeu.

bllaoel bra, 3D., 7. Sebr. =
Yer beutige y@atholic StanoarO" nimmt
GeSuJ aui Die Gepeid)e BON Chicago, Uorn
Sarotnal Sibbon5 beidlulolgt lpirp, Die mle.
0erbolt ermdbnteu geihIiiiie Der ameritaui=
ld)eu Grsbudl0fe Surilfgebalten Su baben,
bis bic @rnenuuug oer apoltoludeu 0eleqaz
ten e1foIgt mar, unO Ia9t oarlber Uol9eHoes: ::
yG Gelue GmlueuS, Der SGrolnal unO Grsbis
ld]of @orrlqau uou 9tep =0ort befuDen ilh
sur 3elt in philadelphia uuO SetOe erflayeu
ctuitlmmiq, baB Der uerbreltete Serldlt jeoer
SegriHbuug eutbehrs.
@r;bud)oT @orrigau lit beIonberS barihcr
auIaebrad)t MD perurtheilt III ben ldlarrlteu
4usoruden Die GerOHeutlid)unq oleier @uz
Gabeu. 9le Sbatiadle lit cluiadJ ole: Der
9rle, nid)t aber Der Sertd)t, melden Der
Sarpinal all ben belli9en Sater i'm 2uflraae
Der amerifaniidleu GrSbiidoie enpeu ioute,
lit surudgehalteu mor0en. Ser Srtei oQte
aui DaS ilinl;tgldbrige Sublldum peS lap
ties Sciu9 nehmen nnb Der Sertd)t aut 0te
8eld)luIe Der SerIammluug i'll trd)hd)eu
Sad)eu.
9qs SuGildum iluoet erit am 10. Tebruar
fat, uabreEp Der Sertd)t iber Die Ser.
banouuQen Durd Den SefretQr Giid)of Cha
pelIe liberianpt ipurben. Der 10 beQgiuoete
2lund)ub oeS Srlefes oe5 Garbluals fouute
aui DIE Sad,e alio ourdlauS felnen @luiiuB
haber. 8le Sate liegt elniab 10: Sel Der
95eeubiguuq Der erSbIldl0flld)eu Gouiereu,
I'M lettcu 9topember bsidIIoileu Die HrdlQ-
ten, Dem bctllgen &ater ell Gollettiuid)reiz
ben 5u ,t)ideu, III pelhem lie ihm ;u isiuem
beUocitebenDeu SublIdum gratuItrteu, uuo
0tlltbetluuqeu iiber auOele Se1atbuugeu Der
@onIeren; 5H MAIDEN.
Gleies Sd)relben ioQte pom Sarbnal uuo
DOM Gribildof @orrl9an aufgeiebt uuO pom
Grltsreu Hadl 9tom geldlidt meroen. Sin
formeQes Sd)relben al DaS Daupt Der Stride
foEnte uatiirItdl md)t 10 RAID iornuIrt merz
ocIr, wie eiH gem0bnlides 0eiddftsid)rei<
ben, uu0 madlte elueu bdufgeu Austauid)
Der @nhuiirfe Slpridlen 9tew= Dorf uno Sal.
tlmore nothmenDlg. Ser eH0aiiltae 9Sortz
Iaut beS S.iefe8 wuroe erli ON /. Sanuar
uerelnbart uno anl A. SGNaar pom SarolHal
nat 9iom iibermttelt.
2ie 2lngaben beSugIid bes Dtoniauore
Sato1i fauen su SOOeu, meuu man be-
OeurI. OaB geeterer baIO uab Sertaquuq
Der GouferenS Der GrSbildloe Oas sfeiultat
berielbeu amtlid benz 8atlfau beridtete,
mo oaB oer bl. Sater etnen uolen Monat
Dor Der gnfuutt beS Srieie6 oes SarOIuols
9lbbons III Hom aenaH puBte, mas Die
GrSblinofe Der Sereint9teE Staaten pom DER
porgeid)laeeuen Gtablirung elmer permaueu.
ten apoftolli1en Delegation bier Su %auoe
helteu.h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
Sermtidites bonn britiid5en SuSsIreid3.

2onOon, I. Sebruar. - Die Don fort
Spalu mad philadelphia betlmmte amert-
tanlid)e Sarfe p!6enrp u. 9urnbam" lit ant
tober Scc uutergauGeu. Die Wannjd)aft
muroe gerettet mo lit heute Su Salmoutb
gelau0et morbeu.
In Stelle oeS nad) Seribuna qrosartie
ger Setrii9ereteu sum JiadtbeiIe Der p2lbes
rator SuilOing Socteip" aus Gnqlanp per.
l1munoeneu, ge9eEmdr;'g i'll Nierlfo befnbs
ltdeu 0Iaofoulantr5 Sabes Spencer Salz
four, Der leiucS EnrIamentsiiteS pcrluitiq
erflIrt 1T, luurbe III Surnlep Der @laofto=
nlaner Ybll. StanhOpe nit 6l99 gegen 55O6
Stlmmeu. Nie auf Den 2lberal. llnioniiteu
SSlltam Aletanber 2inoiay ielen, ms llu=
terhaus 9eluabit.
Die 9tegleruug bat Elm glaubut iiber Die
ll9anoa= =anaelegepbcit uer0Heutlld)t, beld]es
Die SnltruttloHen al ben 9te9lcrun9S- @om-
mliiar, Slr @eralO Yortal, entbalt. G8
miro Dem GomniiiGr fret9eiteut, porldufig
ELL lleberelnfomneu nit Dem &ouig Wtipau-
ga obautIieBeu, OaiieIbe bari aber obue
d3ulttmmuug oeS auSmdrtigen 2lmteS Eid)t
su eiuem oauernOen Sertra9e umgewauOelt
m.rbeH. Der aQgemciue 9ruuotuu Der Sus
itruttloneu ldBt erfeuueu, baB 2oro 9ioje-
berg id) nit Der 9tbitdt oer @rrid)tuug zines
Hroreftorot5 tri1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
Ser Steger BON SuasIuu tut Ster=
ben.

9t c 10 8 rIean s, s. Hcbruar. -@ez
neral q. ,. SeauregorD liegt III leiuer 9Sob.
nung all Der GsplauaOes SnQBe in fritlldem
JSultanoe oarnle0er. GS lit nit einem Ser,>
leloeu behaftet, uuo nabreuo lclu 9Se=
ftnpeu mn IS llbr beute MiorQeu i'm Ser.
9letd) Su gelterlt etpaS beller mar, 10 teiirdls
tst man Dennodl i'll 2lnbetradt bes ucrQc.
rudten Qlters be8 Yatlenteu oQs Sdlimmiie.
Spdt gellcru Nbeno clrfullrte auf Den hleii=
gen StcaBen 0a5 9erid)t, oab Der GenerQl
toot let. lellte lId leoo6 6llo ais uubeqriiu<
BET herauS.
Yierre @ulaue Snutant 9eaureaaro purbe
am %. Niat 1918 nahe giem=Srleaus ae=
DoreH uuo lit trauiONitCr AbHaulnIunQ.
" beiudte Die 9Setpolnter Ifaoenlie, ole
er III 1888 ablolotrte, uGO gubielt cine Stftz
SIeralteue III Der 2rtiuerie. SIN mtritauiz
ld)en SrIege seld)nete CT nd bel Sera @rl;
Hno Serro 9oroo aus un0 mIroe ;lueimal
peruuH0et. SIM Sabre 1858 erbieit er oaS
commando iiber DIE 0etungSmerte III gouiz
llana, mo III 1860 lpurOe er Sulu Superlil=
ten0enten Der 9Selip0lnter SaOettemdjule
ernatnt. Gen leBteren Boltsu beIeioete er
Hllr etltd)e Gage, Da er um 20. iSebruar
1861 aus Der liulonsarmee ldltep, mn ais
Srtga0ez9eneral i'm Glenlc Ger confobes
rlrteu Staateu Su treteH. Gr belebllQte Die
contOoerirtc StreItmadt, We!d)e I'M aprll
1861 OaS sort Sunter bontbarolrte, uno be.
1le9tc i'm Gull oe5 ndmlldJeu Sabres Die
llnlouSarmee unier bic Go.uel in Der BENT.
muroi9cu Stlad]t pou But. 2ieer SleQ
bradite lbm Die SetOrperung sum @eueral.
Su 1862 iberEabm er pa5 Gommanpo uber
DIE Armee be5 WilIiilllppl, opcrlIte purt &C.
gen General Grant, mnyOe Ieood) bel Sbllob
geidlIagen, unD uerlor III 6oIqe Oieier lile=
0srIa9e lelnen YOlen ais SberbeIehlsbaber.
Sputer uertpetOtgte CT unu ebarlerou ans
Die lupOltlld)e Sue 9egen Die 2tugrlfie Der
Nomr0e ; ablgreu MO Dupont. Iomle OeS
Generals 0!lmore. >}u 1864 ianpite er IN
SrgtnIen gegen &utler uno @raHt, uuO
Otente oanu mt sol. Is. 5ohniou III Noroz
Carolina bis Sur &apItuiauou. 9iad) Dem
&rie9e wurpe er ArQiiOent DER ygieW.Sr.
ledns.Sadlou OtllnlnppI Sabn" uuO nat
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btnbuuq. 9aS @Ommanoo Der glrnee 3iu-
mdulen'8 ioWobl, Ule OleIeu,ge Gaupten'5
muype lbm ::ad) pem Surgertriege anJebo=
ten, ie0ud) lebute er Die SfIerte Qb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
Gtiembabu=Strirea ht:.

blanapoli NuO., s. 6ebruar.
- Shou lelt Die nHeuniplUanier Gahn"
aufing, bier uuO Ill auoereu Stdoteu geute,
Die Su elmer 9trbeiter= Organization 9cb0rteu,
Su eutluiien, wlrD Don eluem au9emelheI
Strite gelprOhen, unO ieit cen legten 3a9eu
nimmt oaS @eriid)t isl.ere @titaIt oil. Die
Gtienbapnen i1enen aud beretts Sortsl-
ruugeu Su treileE, nm ilir ale Saue 9eriist
Ill leln. 2le hOberen Seamten Der Sahu
ipreHsn ilpar udlt bariiber, bod beItreueu
iie aud) Hltt, baB bon Den ArbeitersS rsaui.
lationen eiu GROCER Stgtie ludbrenp Der
Seltausitelluug geplaut ulrp.
60 nj b Il ., O., s. 0ebruar. - 2 Su>
perInteubent @lbiOn Don Der pSig 6oIc.
Yabn" eutIieB beute Dtltta9 60 2Seibeultel-
Ier, peldIe geiteru Abeno i'll SprtngfielO,
O., Die 2lrbeit nieOergelegt babeu. Gle
Beltenfeuer perlangeH SeSablnug flir
@rtras2lrbeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
Baltimore No, 9onnrhag ben 9. Tebrmr 1893

sahl Der Yilger iino Yrieiter, unO inter bneu
beiinbet ii6 aud Sater 4rc6apoen pon
@peeOore, lueldier porlge gSod)e I'M britt.
idleu Barlamsrt pom Sbcrfen Saunoerjou
ais pm6rOeriidler 9faufbOlO" be;eibnet mur.
Se, etue SeSeidnung, Die SaunOerIou ipds
ter suriiduabm. Cine fleiue Au;abl eaieu
uno and ueribieoene 9amcn nebmeu an
Der YlIgerfabrt Sbcil, mo 9tae, mel6e Die
8etie mltmaden, tragcu NteOailten all ueis=
ieihenPm S1nnfrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
Gp6 ein fallleer Sampfer.

9eru 3 ort, 8. Uebruar.-0er 9om=
pier ugaurit" bon Der ngSblte Star= ytnie."
uel6er bier am 0toutage uou 2luerpoo aus
tdu g mar, iit bis ieft nod nIdlt angetom'
men. Zer 0ampfer brllrgt Swoli ,perIbpoue
9iennpieroe mt, oereu Gnlpiduaer Sbegll
9iorth, Der alpetert0uIg," III. Sberit
SbOmaS S6iltree bat Die Hferoe inter llui=
ild)t aebaDt, bod beiinoet er iidl uid)t, pte
man ;uerit auuabm, auf Oemlelbeu Sd)iiie.
Die 4ierOe lolIten III @gttagO Die Jtenueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
@uropatf6e aaoetbert6tc.
Ser rerpse aIte Wanm" bate fetme ,,Ssome<
Rule.9iu" uerieat.

2onbon, 7. 6ebrnar. - 9a8 Inter
baus iette beute Die lanaluisrige 2loreBDe.
bate fort, obue baB piel Snterenanles babel
gum Sorlt)ein fam. 2a5 am Niontaa
abenO pom s5ohn gSbartou, 9ertreter pon
8ipou, angebotene 2lmeuOemeut, meldles
Seoauern Dariiber duBert, bag Die 9feale=
ruug te,ue 5dlritte sur U6rosruug Der lanp-
prtbdgaftlidlen SntereNeH getrofieu babe,
muroe nit 272 geqen 232 Stinlmeu per
wOrieu. @inse aufregung entItanp i'm
2auie oes Sages iiber oas ScribmnOen Der
ppomes 9iule=Siq." @laOitone qlaubte
DIeielbe eeiteru 9lbeuO III ener Oiapue, III
meId)er fld) nod auoere, mld)hQe 3ofumeute
befaubeu, i'm llulerbaule geIaiieu su haben,
foUute lie iuoeien uidlt iluoen, uno Die
NiiuliIer beiiirf,etenr OaB iie geitohleu nor
ben e. SdlieBlih, HadlOem ldnaere 3elt
berum9 morOeu mar, aerletb
man auf ben tlugen Gebaufeu, in Der
2Sobuuug bes pgroBen alteu DtanuesH oil
Der 0omnlugilraBe nahSueben, uno bort
fanD man rl6ua Die Niappe nit Der Bill in
leiuem Hripatstmner. Gie Miuiner haben
bei1loIen, Dem @eid)lpds i'm unterhauie
iibsr nle 2>breiIe aut 6reItaa ourd Die y@loz
tnre" ein Guoe su mad]en, falls Die lebatte
bis babiu nidt beeu0et lit. Die ,Some-
9iuIe- e-Sta" ioa AM nad]lien Noutag eIna E.
bradt merDeH.
Sd)nittpaaret1 tus pSomen Saoet,a
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3n berfanfen
alnssms ans oer esp otbef.


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lese oes Staates Dialptano ooer oeS Staates Ienn=
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raHater 9ompa9nie ourb Die G5elete aenanntel Staaz
ten ooer Der GerengteH Staaten auiaeaehen lit uoer
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nen oct .GuIcibe pon S2,0OO,OO0, tpe(d1e purt,
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!. To- lm 9Sertbe BON i6er ied)s Uillionen Collars
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$1,000 GuS9eae6en uno iiHo pom /. iSebruGr 1892
oatrt; Sapttal ON /. 6ebrudr 922 fdlta, uno 3in=
len an Die regtltrrteH GigeHt6umcr ON l. Auguit uro
1. Tebruar GlllGbrIlh SdIIbar, trci uom Mbgabeu
inter ben GeleteH oe5 Staaes UinrnIano ODER Der
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.3inien 9Grantirt pom Der
19euuini pauier StabI 6 pmpaGitic."
Ste uHterSeihHete rimmt 3eidnunaen out obiae
Shlt9dtloneH Su Bari uno ben GnfgelGuIeneH 3inlen
ent 7eoen.
0os Jfedt sur Brelserbobuns obuc 9otis beibt
porbeb0teH.
.srite EaftomaI=Samf."
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Cine neprpa.ns 2sege au1 hnher Gee

sine srose1 Sampfihiif=9eitulhaiten 6aben lire
Seamten aHsepIelcn, mearere 5laihen pom rDsaipr'e
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DiaIhine ipdbreEo Der Jteiie bridt Yreis 5 Gents
@5rosere slaidleH 25 Cents. Sei aIeH apoibcicrn.
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