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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08

sHuni,ipollpablcu in Woi1tc.

i OFT =. D, E., 8. Dtar5. - 9ue
5tdote i'm Staate 0taine lIelten psute Diu-
uiilpaDableu ab. jn blell9er Staot bar oei
oemcfratlldle tapors-GaHotcat 5u9rabam
275 Sttmmeu YtaJOrttGt, uno Gle 3tepubl=
tauer id)reien iber angeblldleu Setr4g. Sn
cen me,eu StG0teu banbelte e5 fd) iibrI.
aeus mn mn gOtaliragen uno Ous 9feuItat
II nnu feiuen ollGenlelnem SMtereiie.
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NOientDal'S,
Cir. Z, 2Sef-. .Se*iltgtOn- str,
unhc GharicSitrake.
n6bc GDarlcSitraBe.

Sum bcporite6enber Goniirmdiior$icit cupieblcn
plr cine idhOHe uHo retbutl3e 9uYuuH III ; - breIz
ter StI6crci iur SSIeioer, SSuo nsSIniIcH NM
=sGuuc, aCtupicIte uuo 8ebtumtc Sipi6:Sr
0aToics, eHlGr6i9e tdrrlrte Il. sereiitc JGlrluol-
Greme=moueHe SnCHricttd, 9lIbatruB uno NUNS
YELLING, ioluie ciH idORes gIiortrUeHt in HCHcH
moocrneH bnRtcH jSriibIabrS Slcoeritorcn ST iehr
neoriseH HHo uHqemeiieHcH 4rcer.
Sine qroRe2usmabl IN idlOntHSIci Ocrs Siun bams
mo IA Ureiten iranioriteH %crfnIo, Srnib iitr
SsauOtIalcr,
ScrOiettcu.
SiidItu6l= =Sciucu,
neiEcu Scttocdcu,
cnuoiudIcrT II. /. 10.
llnier uuhlUeFdHHter StauIeB: SciocHiiufi. 81
Roll brett Ilr 50 Cts. Die yayo, in uleu nur oentz
barcH NurbcH, lit UHbeblHgt Oer hOEe UHO OIli9ic,
Uedler it ucrtGUIt DoroeH III.
IS piro iih icoeRiOllS lobHeH, bci ms uorSuprs
den, NM iic uoH Gunltdt uHo bIltaer BreisHOtruEq
6u lberieu9eE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08
Naream DER StraBen= 2mrdi Drmas=
~

sal III {, Den %. Sebruar 1895.
SIN leberelnltimmluHg nit ben 8eroIonuuoen pes
galtnorer @cietbudeS, 2rtifcl AZ, MAIDEN Die Goms
mdre Iur StraBeR= 2urd)brudle in Saltimoie biermI
hetnHH onB lte Gnl ofieEillter 9uttlon an Srt uHc
Steue am tSrcIta9, Den 10. Ndri 1898. 9iNdbmtt-
tags lbr aHc icnc Stude pper 2heIIc Geo
Sruuoee, meldle nltlt lir Den IahTlpeo Der StrdeC
rotbipcHo9 ilno, uno a lie ole Sanmatcrialieu, an
NGbrmc9 Der St tanllrdBe 9eleacHu oIde ebt uHel
Der GIN 2S. April 1892 DOM Uiaunr mo Stoetratt
poH Baltimore dH3eHommeHeH SIoonnGHS 9tr. 63
non Der %erlnatoEraBe bis jur SartEGne ueItcltsri
mlro, peltauleH lUcroen.
Die poTbeiO9teH YtatsriaIicr ii7o 0uI Dem bieicnl
Sertdte hel1eiu9tcH, I'll IL p" marfrien BIaHe, nIc
folat, bcSeIdnet:
Ale SoumatsriaIien in siHcm brsifofigen ss9sls
HeiHerneH 0ebauoc init elmer Monte on Der Noroiete
Der yeTn9toHitra6e poH % iSiB Sol bel 40 ,SiiB
Soil. eiE oreIodiGeS SleoeletHerHeS Hlnterae6duoe
IA SuG bel II 5uR D Soil. Elm oIeliiod9ss Sieqtels
uelHeS COeb0Uoe % 3SlR Soil bel 30 ,SuE ) Roll,
ausitIic6dI Der 2SeilEauer heia9t,r G5eblubc. uno
AMI Dem ~9 q p" marirtcn 8IoEe ais yir beisld)s
net.
SerHer ale isnc Stude ODER IGcie ees Grurbes be-
9inneHo an Der SdlneouH9 Der gStieite Der ct.
Haurdgs UeHH bleebe perbreIteri ill., nit Der 9loroz
lelic Der Eerin9ioEirdBe, oGHR Ueltld qreHieEo an
Die Norolee Der beia9ter %ettHgtonraSe 1llnf Soil,
nlehr ooer menaer, iIr SInle oeS 3 Is. NorlplB 9e=
bouacn Grunorudes, odnn noIolt, 9IeHieHo an oas
bco9tc NoInlE'itc GrnEotud clHtunUcrtunooreluHoz
SpanNa iSnG uno ddt 8ol. mebr ODER oen9er, Su Der
Suolclie uoH SGrf=EaHc oGFH oftlltl 1uH SOL, nehr
oNer DeHtaer, gSeliiee Der St. tduliiraBe mann
oleelbe perbrltert III, 0GHH iuolt QrenieHo be-
la9te St. HdultraBe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NnB uro ndS SOL, mehr uoer nenlAer, hIs sim aHz
ianaspuntts, SuiammCn nit Den oaraui beinbIiteH
G5e0auiitfeiteH uHo Gui Dem N. IL B" martlrieH
EnHe nit Dem 3'u1itabez u" beicitRet
GGS uorbeiH9te Stu6 oocr lhel oeS G'ruroeS nlro
bem GSrfaEIe iodle1 9SeYtheTtUbuHo osieuern unteIz
lporIeH ic5 ME e ourCD Ole ourch bic Sonoemnlmn9
uno %erbclteruHa Der Ct @durruGc, non Der SeTi79z
touitraGc bis SUI 2GriSanc, srhoene 2eribeIbotnn9
auIereQt merbeH mo9tE.
Ser oocr ole Siuer inb aeboItcr, iun ooppeteH
Setraae oes 9ouiidlHa5 SuI9tlait odIur ;u ftelsH,
o0B ales becGte 4auiaelo or Dem Gage, an lpsld]em
o.
beiaqte, perfauite NiGterIaI 81 ubcIiraaeH, eHt=
ridltet perosn nro, uHo oa6 bela9te Sduler biHHcH
icdlSii9 2aaeH nGdher ole5 ioItes uertGuie Uiatez
rial uEo Guen ourt nailelbe bclbsasiatrien Stutt
cHtieTHeH uelocH.
SamucI T. Sbarretts,
Spu.e Sc6,
sSamcs a. Sreiuer,
Gommdre;
Gpbert *. Green, Glsrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08
YerionaGuoti;en. - 6r. Martin

YerionalnotiSe - Sr. Wartin
Suns, Sernbaro SOlesraf nuo Sobauu Son=
meier Don @rowu Yolnt, SHo., peilen sur
3elt bier bel 5ru. aurl %Olt, gtr. 2U36,
S1.2cmbaroftraBe, beilp. bel oeiieu Sfwa
ger, ipru. Sarl 5. Ssder, 6u SeiudJ. 9re.
ieibeu merpeu beutt AbenO bel 6rn. &olt
elue AbdieDsfeter Uernnitalteu.
Die letten Seiu9er BON
Bubtugton fehrteu geitsrn nah lbrer l6e-
matb suriid. &le!e berielben nabmen bier
tur;eu Iufenthalt. llnter Oieeu mar Die
,AmlterOam. .@arDe" BON ytem- Yorf, luelde
nm 8 llbr seileru gtOr9en bier autam uuo
nm y llbr wie0er nbre'iie. Der rDemoIra=
tiid,e llub ter 8. 9SarO pom Srootluu" be-
Id,t1ate bic Stapt cbeufaaS einige Stuuoen.
lin II llhr 20 Diinuten fam Souperneur
Yatriion uou 9eunpIuanieu nit ieinen
Stabe bier purh. 2SabrenO beS geitrigeu
Cages mareu ble 3iige beloer SabHen uou'
fduoig gefuat.
S6nittwaarsa tttt pSotpens Saoen," /"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08
Wnreau pss staptreaiitraters,

~ II M OIe, Den %. YebIu0I 1886.
Die 9ommlliGre lur Den Sur11brIdl Der Str. sen in
Der Stapt Baltimore babeH eiHeH polidHoigeR uno
pcrbeiicrtcn Serldt hcr Die gSertherbobuHeseu
GH.lddo, eunncH uno sluSsobtn fur Die @onbemnrun9
uub SdlICfuTq Dor -umuaIt zSGuc, pon@ @harle5z
S.raFe bis DGrpIaHo zgueHue, in @jemdBbeit Der
SeroIbHuHg 9ir. 40. pom Diapor uro Staotrath BON
Baltimore I'M !. D.ai 1891 seHebmi9t ausaeiertIgt
uHo bel mir bintereat.
Gs pirb biermit bcfanHt scmadlt, oaB Die Sld1er
uno &IGHe Der btlaaeH SunIruGIts= Sauc I'M Sdz
reau oes StGotzfegitrators oreiRia Gage lang
bon heute lIeaeH bleIben r bic Sriune aer babel
bethelIaieH ferioneH, pdhrcHo peler Set eegeH bic
9ntitelpuE9 Der eoumliiGre IN irgcno enen Serdlte
neldles Gerldsbarteit oGrdbsr bait dppelirt peresH
tGHH. .SpGu u. Hpbb.
tdS54.6O.6 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08
@aipr'e 6 encnt

;um QusbsIiera pom gorSelon, @5Iosiaden, Ueer=
Ttuum, 8aicn, Sum 2nleImeH pom SiQurozS-ueuez
Spigen H. l. 10. 15 uHo 25 Sts. ljR alien 2potbeten.
(6tbr. 25, ,SaIioDd-H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08
Gpirifaoienz2ieenssG Geaudbc.
Siftc Hr. 1.
Shreau ocr Spiritupicu= Sci cent rs omntinate,
s3tntnter gfr. $50, 332, 334 (3. Staae),
SauitabIe=tScb cbduoc.
SaIucrt- uuo sSanettc= Strafe.

Die untenitebeno aenannten RcrIoren baben @ciude
I'M elne Slccni snm Sp; ituuicuz SfIcinuerfanfe
pom l. Utdl elngereiht oieieIben perbeu puucr'
geioqen.
FIoIeltz6ormIare (fals iis sepiiniht ueroen) ftEo
auI IHluteH IN oieem Siireau i'll bcfommeE.
Slc Hddllte Slite, 9ir 2, miro in Der "SnH Ho penn
.9elaio" NIttUoh, 9onnerias uHo 0reitag, Den i s.,
1T. uHo Il. UidrS, peroiieHiidJt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08

0roBer ID as IL un0 & an IL
OreBball.-3u Dem prGd)ug erleud)teteu
Saale Der vJtelpsA AiiembIg g=ROom5," Gde
Der loauouers uHo &ombaroitraBe, buloIgte
qeItern Abeuo Der y9uftau 2lOOlpb>6gaueu=
Sranfeu llnteriliibuu95 GerelH" nod Dor
SboresihluB Oenl ndrrliden HrinieH Sars
ueual, peneu Serrl6aft fir Dieles Sabr bdlO
III oen 9euelenen Qlu9eH geBoreu mlrO.
OuuOerte BON gdlten maren eri1leHeH, oar>
inter cine attlidIe SuSahI bUbl1er @barats
ter uuO 8bautates
9.e Bra1t Der III idlllern0eu fdrben=
prdd)tiseu Soitlimeu 9etleloeteu terioneu
bot elneu uuqemelu relsooaeu, fortpabreno
me6ielubeu AnblId DIR. Die arrangements
Der Eeitlld)telt lagen III ben !0GnoeH Don
0au1eu, Gle III iold)eu 0ln9eu iehr bemau.
bert uno erfabreH ituO un0 oenen aud uuz
aetbellte Iaerteunung fir lbre &emulun.
gen, Die Ifialre Su elnem @rioIge 5u geltaI=
ten, 9ebiibrt.
sir Die befen uno id)6niteu Ne6ten
mareu ied5 Terthuoae Yrelre ausaeieet,
Oayuuter elu ftluer Gator, cine ilberue
Sutterboie, cine eIegante 2ampe, ein golos
betuop'ter Reaenl1Irm, elu mertbuouer
@Igarreuitauper, Smei pldftige SpudHdp1e,
ied)s 6lal6en 9Seln II. i. 10.
Eroi. >. y. SteiuwaIo's Srdeiter ipelte
cine bUbd)e Sansmuilt. Der feitgebeuOe
SereIn bellebt leIt Iiuf ,Sahreu, ;Ghlt 10 Rits
qlieoer nit eluem Sereluss Serm0geu uou
$500. DIE ltrebiameu Seamtinnen iinO !:
Warie Saller Brdpoentu, Wiargarethe Saro
Sice RrdllOentin, Diarg. Diuuer Sefretds
rim HuO barre SiteuOorf ShaBmeii1erln.
ais 6eit=eOmlte fIn9lrteH folseHoe 2as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08
SamucI sJ. Sbarreits,
Spn Q S;6.
sSamcs u. Brewer,
Gommliidre;
Gpbert sS. @rccn, Glart.
ntthc!pS L. SsrflanO
~ - IN .u,,T,, 1~.s,

SS"rea" Dee t:1eaittratore. .ooo
~ Baltimore, ben %. Sebruar SS3.
2e GoulmliiGre Iur ben SurhbIucb Der StraBeH in
ber Staot Baltimore haben elEeR polltGHol9en IND
perheiiereH 5eridt iber Die 9SeTtbgrbobun9seuer
@Hiitdo9uHaeR uH0 gIusgaben luI Ole SoHcemnlrlH9,
uHo SurdbIeduEa osr y.Ss sniIct= StrnBC, Don Der
5iGHoal= SUa6e his Sr tSoIz 9lueHEe, III GemaBbelt
Der SerorouuHa 9tr. 1o9, pom Yiouor uRo Staot=
rdth uoH Baltimore 10. SUM 1889 9enebuIl3t,
GusaeeIt9t uno bri mir biEierIeQt.
IS mlro tlermlt betGHEt 9ematt, oaE Die Sld)er
Eno EGEc beiaQter yScriteI= SI.aRc I'M Siredu oes
Staot=Ts9liiratorS ocriGia Gage lang pom bsute On
Heoen hleben lIr bic triiIuH9 GQer oabe betbet9eH
YelioneH, mabIeno DeheT Seit ee9en Die SntidelouH9
Der SomnIars IN Ir9eno slHem Gerldlte, rpete5 Oes
rdlts6Grtelt oaru6el bat, appelirt msroen fam.
,Sphu II. Hubb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08
O,nreau peS StaotzRcaiItratore,

- 81 nj OTe, OcE % NebrIar 1915.
SIs GonmIiidre lur ben GEydbTItl oeT StraBeH IN
Der Staot Baltimore BADEN elEeH pplfdnol9eH uro
rsrbciiereH Seridt uber Die neutrality-suspicious.
@ntihdoiSuuqen uno 2lusaabcr iir ole @onoemRlruus
Tno Den Surdbrub oer JnuoeG= Stra6e, Don Der
@opinatou= his sur gSebiter= StrGBe, IN GeudBheIt
Der S'eroyopura ytr. 109. pom Wiuuor uno Staotz
ratbe pom Baltimore ON o. SUM- 1883 oerebmlst,
lusgcieTtiat uao MIR be9laubi9t.
Gs plIb hermit bcfGHEt eemadht, oas Die Sliter
mo YIlHe bciGatcr IanDah=SiraBe I'M Bureau oes
Staot= JeairGtors Orcif,ia Saae lana pon heuts
lic9eu bIebeH ioeu fr Die Eriiuua aer babel be-
theiIl9eu BeroEen, fuGhreHo lueIter Set sc9eH be
GEtiteiouno Der @cmnIiiilTe in lreeHo elHem @e=
ridc, meles Gerittsbarict bdTilber beiist, Gppel=
Int nclben fam. sSpbu -. Gpbb,
(4S,54 ,6O,6) StaotzTegiitrGtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08

Sd babe feline sut.n srdite periOnIi auf bi. grobs
..H,ut uzo rp.is. oaB IS tir 9pspepfe, Silioftdt
unh fIopTenoes sOpfpeb Die bette ArBuei if, rDsI6e
bi, gg,It lc gceben bat. Sobe perSig aHotrs 9ttl'
mitteI Dor SimmoHs' ss6er=StssuIatOr probirt, uHe
t,iues pom ibnen CAB mebr, ais SeitWsiise Gin,
h,runa, absr Der Resulator bat nht Huy seIinosrt,
ienocIn selelIt
go .. 8, Saues, RGcOH, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08
@attinu,pro ,,mo Selpftmoto.

@n0 uuierc5 aeitr1seu ,. YlOrqcn:sluoaa be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-08

Sfnittwaaren ttit pSotpen Saoen, ,"
9tr. 10, lSeitsSstIHstsu- StraBe.
(Aua.31-D
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Ser 0emtihe GorreiponSent,

EugIIlD1
n. Gaiue, Gieentbimcr nno 8ecafteur.
enbpcitzgdc Baltimore: Stra6e uHo BpfzSffcezAus.
greis bes tdeIithen SIattes, burd1 9rds.r in Bali
tiniorc uuo in Der 9fadbaridoft beor9t, 12S Cts;
fdaIidic nnb Gpuntaas=atusgabe 15 Cts. pro
gaode subIbar uoeHtlt on bic basS SlGt beioreeHoen
9rdqcr-SGaIidl n.bh Sonntage Nus aabs inter
Worfo= gorausbcsobure $3.50 pro Sobr, tur firsere
3et i'm @erbdl;niB; flr bic tpodIentIid1e atussabe
nit SonntaesbIatt, porofrei, nit abSus tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro 9ahr, nan tr9eno etEem Srte oes Snlon=
bes 81 nab europa. Spuutag e=@lMe gabe 81
pro 5abr.-Sas bette uno biuisite oentidbe SIatt
in ben sfi.teIz uuo Sioffaaten.
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SIT DQS QebelI
le0emSmertb ?

DaS banst BON Der 2sber ub.
gScun Die 2e6er uutbdti9. 1T
bas gan3s Spltem ouBer SrOs
nung-6er 2ltbem 1T i9ledt,
bic 8crOauuns idwu9, Oct
GOpf Ouupf OO.r idmer3buft,
bic Gnersie unO bic SOfiHuns
babin, SaS @emiitb beOrift,
Elm idluers5@ewidt 1T Oa na9
benl Giien, nit uGssmcinet
OtutbIOii9teit unO Yeritim'
mung. Die 2eber 1T Die 9uus'
bdlterin Der @eiunObeit, uns
Elm barmlOies einiaaes Seils
mittsl, bus mic Die 0tatur
wirtt, uadber nidt UeritOpit
unO beitaubises Ginnebnen
eriorOert, oa5 @si9aft unO
bas Sersnii9en wabreno ieis
ne8Webraud8 ni6t fort, ,ma6t
Siulmons' 2eber 9te9ulator
III elner meOiiiuii9en Sol>
Fou1n,erthpit
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@roBer NtaSten. unO Sane

Gupfa" 98. .GomIte-2. Sung, u. Seins
uno y. arabib IN eleQuntem SallToltiim.
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(Aug.31-il
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-28

He changed frequently from the subject
of hypnotism to his vagary about his soul
being sold. His nose was cut and bleeding
and there was also slight cut on the right
cheek made by blows received during his
struggle with the officers. He is medium
sized man, about 40y years old, with brown
mustache. He lives at 365 La Sale street
with his sister, Mrs. A. Williams, dress
maker, and his brother, t. +. Belden, a
speculator on the open board of trade.
Mrs. Williams said that her brother has
been afflicted in his mind for about five
years. He has been sent to Kankak ee
twice, the first time about four years ago,
when he stayed there six months, and the
second time in April last, when he escaped
after staying there two monahs.
Belden was married at Camden. y. j.,
seven years ago and has two children, a
boy years old and girl three, who lived
with Mrs. Williams since Belden and his
wife separated sometime ago He has one
brother living in the east and two sisters
in Wisconsin.
The bullet has been removed from Ros-
wells wound; il had lodged back of the
tongue. His wound is not considered
serious. The bullet that struck Bennett
entered the neck Immediately below the
jaw bone and taking a downward course
is lodged, it is thought, near the spinal
column
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-28
THE MINERAL RANGE ROBBERY.
La Liberte Makes the Alleged Facts Public
in Court.

La Liberte Makes the Alleged Facts Public
in Court.
HOUGHToN, Mich, Sept. 2s.-The exam
ination of John King, Jack Butler, Geo.
La Liberte and the Hogan brothers,
charged with the robbery of s7O,0Oo from
Mineral Range train couple of weeks
ago, has been held and the most important
testimony was that of La Liberte, dispos-
ing as it does, OF the re ports that nobody
had confessed that have been sent from
this section recently. La Liberte said
that the hold up was planned by Butler
and King, and that he was induced TO join
the plot because he was out of work and
needed money to raise mortgage falling
due on the La Liberte homestead at Mar
Quette. Boston crossing was chosen a.
the place for the robbery on account Of its
lonely situation and heavy up grade.
La Liberle drove to Boston crossing
Thursday night, Sept. Il. and stayed there
all night. King and Butler 5eiAed him
there shortly after s o'clock Friday morn
ing and ell three donned the masks and
busters they had provided themselves
with. As the train reached the crossing
La Liberte stepped out and tagged it.
AS the engine slowed up he boarded il
and drove the engineer and fireman back
and then ran the train along for about 60C
feet, while his companions broke into the
express car. When he rejoined King and
Butler, they had bag full of money.
The three men drove then to town, and
went direct to La Liberties boarding house
and put the money in a trunk, and the lat
ter was locked. Butler took the key. This
trunk was taken to the South Shore sta
tion and checked to Marquette He could
not swear that the money was in the trunk
then. Butler had turned over the KEY to
him few minutes after locking the trunk
he saw the trunk safely on board and then
got on the engine and rode to Marquette
He gave young Hogan the check for it, and
he brought it to La Liberties house after
several hours delay. When the trunk was
unlocked the cover dropped of, and he
found only 81, leo of the stolen money in
the trunk. He could not say what had be
come of the other S6e 800.
After La Liberte had concluded his evi.
dence all the prisoners were bound over
to the circuit court for trial in bonds OF
$4,000 each. IL seems probable from La
Liberties testimony that the thieves
were themselves robbed, as was claimed
by La Liberte when arrested The major.
ity of people in this vicinity, however
believe that the others of the gang sus-
pected La Liberte of being weakened
and have successfully hidden the booty.
Jack Chellew says that Butler has sworn
to kill Marshal Foley if he ever gets out
of Jail
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-28
The Kessler Holdup Again.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-The success in catch.
ing and killing train robbers that officers
in Michigan Missouri and have had has
not rewarded the efforts to catch those
who robbed the train near kessler, Ind.
But arrests are being made occasionally,
and three of them are reported from Ken.
singston, a suburb, where officers have in
custody three men named Wilson, jackson,
and King. They with two others who es-
capped after hot chase were seen hanging
around the lumber piles in the suburbs.
They were heavily armed, and the two
who got away carried hand dbags The men
deny that they are robbers
Another story comes from Ligonier
where dining room girl is said TO have
given a clue to the identity of the Kessler
robbers. who are said to have been all resi-
dents of that section
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-28
TRAIN ROBBER IN A SWAMP.
The Ubiquitous Hardin Is Now Corneret
Near Brazil, Ind.

The Ubiquitous Hardin Is Now Cornered
Near Brazil, Ind.
BRAZIL, Ind, Sept. 2s.-Thrce of the
train robbers who attempted to hold-up
the Illinois Central express train at
Centralia, Ills, several days ago, are un-
der arrest, and it is believed that the Off
GERS have the fourth, last and principal
desperate cornered in this county. His
name is Joe Hardin, and he is the son of a
respectable farmer living near Asherville,
this county. Three officers from Centralia
came to Stanton, this county, and sur
rounded the house of widow King, where
Hardin is said to have been sto piping,
While lying in wait Hardin appeared, but
saw his danger and fed.
The officers pursued and a number of
shots were exchanged, but Hardin escaped.
He was tracked to this city and was seen
in a saloon, but again escaped. He was
tracked to his fathers house, but had
taken to the swamps, which are now un-
der guard and they are preparing to starve
him out. 1t is believed that Hardin is the
planner and executor of the job at Stan
ton the other night, when at attempt was
made to wreck the fast westbound pas.
senger train on the Vandalia
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-28
NEWS SPREAD MIGHTY RAPIDLY.
People In and OUT of Chicago Excited
Over the Affair.

People In and OUT of Chicago Excited
Over the Affair.
The news of the shooting was spread
with wonderful rapidity throughout the
country. Within a minute after its oc-
currence a query was received from St.
Louis for details of the affair. At almost
the same time inquiries were received from
New York and St. Paul. Up to this time
the local news had been practically con-
fined tosthe floor, but in a moment more
it was On the street and the surrounding
buildings sent crowds of brokers and
clerks rushing to the scene Pacific avenue
was in short time packed with a surging
crowd vainly struggling to secure admit
tance to the building. ..sse
A patrol wagon with officers forced the
crowd back and managed to make their
way to where the lunatic was being held
A moment later the policemen brought
out the prisoner, ragged, bareheaded and
with blpod flowing from scratches on his
face. he was hastily forced to seat on
the wa NON and driven to the Harrison
street Gntion. When there he sent for q
report& and told him lot of stuff about
being binder hypnotic influence of EEK
alted" duality and when he was in the
board Of trade the brokers were selling his
soul anf his children. He belonged to an
invisible society and could not pay his
fee of 81. 1t was struggle for bread, ETC.,
etc. Heiden was cool and collected while
talkina
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-28
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS


CHICAGO. Sept. "a
Following we're the quotations on the
Board Of Trade today: Wheat September.
opened 6694c, closed 66ssc; December. opened
zoe, c.osel 6Jssc; May, opened TING,
closed 76a4c Corn-September, opened tVSzc
closed +01sc; December, opened 4lAc, closed
4Ca4c; May, opened 445sc, closed 441fc. Oats
september, opened zs5sc. osed 2shc; oc
opened 3214c; closed 324c. Pork-Septem-
Der, opened $3.50, closed slI0O; October,
Sl4.25, closed sl4 10; January, opened, $l4OO,
closed Sl3.75. Lard - Sept ptember, opened
$780, closed $3.50
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stock yards today ranged as follows:
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day 80. 900:
quality fair; left over. about 400; market
trifie slow with packers holding off, and
shippers were the principal buyers; prices
steady for light, while other grades were ia
l5c lower; sales ranged at 500 Il6.65 pigs
S625G5.0J light. s6U096.2O rough packing.
se.s016.s5 mixed, and $6.s5156j heavy pack
ing aud shipping lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for the day
17,C01; quality fair; market fairly active
on local and shippng account; ali grade,
steady and price unchanged; quotations
ranged at $5.3515.7J choice TO extra shipping
steers s4.65o5.25 good to choice do, sA.1D
04.5s fair to good, $3.50 q $50 com.
mon TO medium do, s3.O01a70 butch
ers' steers. S2.o0G2.75 stockers Sa.5O~S.A
1eeoere, $LuFGzeJ COWS, 2.UQ1 s.sJ hettefh
&1.5008.50 bulls, $2.lO1a85 Texa, steers,
S25004l5 western rangers, and S2.5O@5.5D
veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day,
5000; quality fair; market only moderately
active and feeling steady; quotations ranged
at &. 1513.60 per l0J lbs, Westerns $2,0ha
8.40 Texas, sl.s0Gi.l5 natives and q. 1904 90
lambs.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, AKA
25c per lb; fancy dairy, 20125c; packing
stock, lac. Eggs-Fresh stock, lac per doz,
loss OF. Live poultry Spring chickens. 90
per ID; ROSTERS, &c; turkeys. l01llc: ducks,
&c; geese. S3.OO06.OJ per doz. Potatoes--
Wisconsin Rose. 700 per bu; fancy, 7Sc;
home grown, SLO00l.2j per lIf-bu sack.
Sweet potatoes-Jersey, $500 per Dbl; Bal
timore, SS.21D351. Apples-New, fair to
choice, S2.00G2.75 per Dbl. Honey-Whits
clover, lib sections. l2It9l4c; broken comb,
l0c; dark comb, good condition, l01isc; ex-
tracted. 65Ssc.
New York.
NEW YORK, Sept q.
Wheat-October, 72lt; December, 75SsSi6;
May, S-16Gs2S4c. Corn-No. 2, d dull and cas-
ier; No.2, So C; May, 5l1SG5ls4c. Oats-No.
=, quiet and fl mer; state 4064lIfc; western.
369llsc; October, 349s 135c; November, AlS
GS4esc; December, 0494 G35c; May, 371sc. Pork
Firm and active; new mesa sl7.5O0l7.75.
Lard-Dull nominal.