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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-04-20
B.-Codling Moth.
Cocoon of the same.
great numbers.

Three or four weeks are spent by
the worm in the fruit and two weeks
at least in the pupa which remains
surrounded by the white silken Co
coon. By the middle of June, or
possibly before, = second brood of
moths appear. By July first these
have visited the apples pd deposited
eggs for third brood The rough
skin of the fruit and the stem cavity
now offer suitable places for the dep
ositition of eggs; and here they are
often placed. The history of this
brood may differ from that of the
other in this, that some of the r.oths
may appear in August, but most of
them remain as pupa alternating in
this form to appear III the following
May.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
Harvest Homo.

The annual harvest home of St.
Marks P. E. Chuch near Perryville
on Tuesday was enjoyed by several
hundred people from the surrounding
people. Bishop Adams preached an
able sermon on the time and she
harvest. The morning service con.
cluded with the holy communion
celebrated by the Bishop and Rev
Giles B. Cooke, the pastor. A repast
was served on Mr.. Whittingham's
lawn of which about 400 persons
partook and plenty left In the after.
noon the church was filled and MANY
could not get in. Mr.. j. A. Turnbull,
OF Baltimore, and Fred r. Case, of
Philada., spoke on the Brotherhood
of st Andrew, followed by Bishop
Adams and Rev. Giles B. Cooke, in
stirring addresses. After the con-
gregation had dispersed the male
members met in the church where
Mr.. j. A. Turnbull addressed them
on organizing a chapter of the
Brotherhood. Steps will be taken at
an early date to organise chapter
Among those present were Rev. VIM
Schouler of Elkton and Rev. VIM. P.
Taylor of Perryville.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06

Perhaps some of our readers would
like to know in what respect Chamber
lain,s Cough Remedy is better than
any other. We will tellyou. When this
Remedy is taken as soon as cold has
been contracted. and before it has be-
come settled in the system, it will
counteract the effect of the cold and
greatly lessen it's severity, and it is the
only remedy that will do this. 1t acts
in perfect harmony with nature and
aids nature in relieving the lungs, open
ing the secretions, liquifying the mpcus
and causing its explosion from the air
cells of the lungs and restoring the
sys tenn to strong and healthy oondi-
ton. No other remedy in the market
possesses these remarkable properties.
No other will cure cold so quickly.
For sale by E. T, Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
John H. Yetter of Battle Swamp has
4 kennel of 81 fox hounds

John H. Yetter of Battle Swamp has
kennel of 50 fox hounds.
That pig and stockings story OF
7. W. Bye which went the rounds OF
the neighboring press is pronounced
canard by the Ne,os.
Members of the Cecil bar have
Endorsed the application of Fl. Arthur
Stump for the position of United
States district attorney.
On Sunday morning Jos. Deamon
of North East, found a promising
young colt lying in the stable In b
pool of blood. The colt had been
shot and will probably die.
James T. Graham, Clerk of the
Court, has rented house in Elkton
and will remove his mother from the
neighborhood of Colora and make
Elkton his future place of residence
Burglars entered the residence of
Washington Alternately, near
Lewisyille, Tuesday night, and
going into the room in which he
was sleeping, took $40 from HE
pockets.
The Marley mills at Cbilds, manu-.
featuring wall paper and stock.
operated by G. S. Garrett & Son, are
now running but four days in the
week, which schedule went into eff
feet on Monday to continue indefi-
nitely. The works start Monday
morning and run until Friday, en-
ploying about twenty five hands,
four operatives having been laid off.
The firm now has manufactured
1000 rolls of paper.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
Court Proceedings.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK,
Wednesday Wickes and
Stump presided.
The case of Christiaua Machine
Company vs. E. M. Allen, Jr, was
resumed. Action to recover money
claimed to be due for mill machin-
cry. The defendant makes defence
that the machinery was imperfect
and not as represented. He claimed
to be damaged to an amount in ex-
cess of the amount claimed. Albert
Constable for plaintiff, G. c. Croth-
ers for defendant.
Thursday.-Judges Wickes and
Stump.
Same case resumed.
Friday,--Judges Wickes and
Stump.
Case of Christlana Machine Co VS..
Allen resumed The arguments were
made by the counsel and the jury
retired at II 30. and at 2.15 returned
a verdict of 1886 for the company.
Criminal Docket.-The criminal
docket was taken up on Friday
morning at 1125.
The first case called was State w.
James Foley. Indicted for stealing
II silver dollars from Robt. Dempsey
at Port Deposit Sept. IA. Dempsey
from the evidence was intoxicated
and it was claimed that the money
was taken from his pocket. Foley
was searched but nothing suspicious
was found upon him. A L. Crothers
for State; II. M. Mccullough for
prisoner. The witnesses called by
the State were Robert J. Dempsey,
Martha Bond, Benjamin Griffin, W.
II. Madgen, Defendants witness
W. T. Lyon. Case rested-argument
by counsel.
Jury in case Of State VS.. Foley
returned a verdict of not guilty.
The case of State vs.. Herman Mes.
sinich called, indictment for arson,
charged with burning the barn of
Chas. W. Shippers at North East on
the evening of August Is, 1898.
Joshua P. McCay for prisoner.
States Attorney A. L. Crothers and
B. +. Founders for State.
The jury rendered verdict of not
guilty.
Court adjourned on Saturday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
Burglars at Rising Sun.

Burglars broke into the railroad sta
ton and freight house at Rising Sun last
night but got nothing. Haines & Kirk
hardware store was broken into the safe
drilled and exploded, but the explosion
was not of sufficient force to burst open
the door, which, however, is bulged out
A. L. Duyckinck & Co.'S office at theil
warehouse was entered, one safe was
blown open, and the other opened by the
combination. Three or four dollars in
money and stamps was all the thieves
got One of the safes was ruined,
The trifie they secured at A. L. Duyck-
inck & Cos appears to be the amount Of
their gains, after all the destruction
wrought.
They also entered the residence of H.
c. Cummings and visited The larder.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
West Nottingham Personals.

Misses Mary Becbtel, Helen
Tyson, Emily Magraw and Cora
Wiley and Messrs. Amos Gillespie.
Russle Mccullough, John Magraw
and Geo. Freeman have left their
homes TO attend schools at different
places. All are very much missed
Mr.. Thos. Shannon is among his
friends in the neighmorhood renew
ing old acquaintance.
Miss Rae Tyson entertained the
G. E. social last Wednesday evening
All had an enjoyable time.
Miss Nell Shannon is assisting
Miss Rodney at the Seminary.
Miss Annie Jenness is visiting
friends in Wilmington.
w. n.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
oc6 is
House and Lot for Sale.

offer at private sale the very desirable property
on Cherry street in the beautiful borough of Rising
Sun. Md, lot 75X150 it., on which is commodi-
GUS DWELLING HOUSE containing four rooms on
first floor, six-foot hall in centre. with good
dry cellar underneath, porches front and back,
five rooms on second floor, with attic; dwelling
covered with slate. well of good water under cover
good sized stable, with carriage house and plenty
of shedding attached, water convenient, fruit
grape arhor and lots of grapes, good garden, hon
house and coal house, For other particulars -
quire of W, W. 6A~-r, --
""s' Rising Sun, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
Temperance Meeting.

A temperance meeting under the
care of a committee appointed by
Nottingham Quarterly Meeting will
be held at West Nottingham Friends
meeting house on Firstday the 18th
inst, at 2 o'clock. All are invited
and a tree discussion of the subject
in all of its bearings is desired.
At conference held at same place
on Firstday the 9Th inst, at l o'clk.
E. Il. Burlington proposes giving
expression to some thoughts sug-
gested by visit to the exposition
and the Worlds Religious Congress
B. NICHOLS, Supt.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
Cecil Paper Mills Items,

The corn is all cut.
Porter's Grove had quiet little
festival Saturday night last.
A Cecil Paper Mill man spent Sun.
day night wiring gates with hay wire.
While crossing the dam breast his
feet slipped and caused him to sud.
denly put himself in soak.
Protracted meetisg has commenced
over at Porter's Grove. 1t COM
menced on Oct. 1st and not on Sept
81, as was reported from the Eighth
to the Democrat. The same reporter
is also off about the squirrel
business. He had better draw a
finer bead on the almanac next time.
The farmer walks behind the drill
madden man you never saw,
He surely would the driver kill
If it were not against the law.
The driver sits upon the drill
He cares not for the farmers threat;
The mules must pull him up the hill
Which makes Boss fret and mules sweat
TURKYTUDE.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
Don't

Mrs. Frank Shutz, of Peach Bottom,
narrowly escaped terrible death
Sunday morning. She had poured
gasoline upon the kindling in the stove
and was applying the match when an
explosion transpired. Her hand, arm
and side of head were severely burned.
Tt is safe to saturate kindling with
coal oil if you remove the oil can a safe
distance before applying the match 10
the kindling, but don't use gasoline
The latter volatilizes almost immedia-
ately and eXplodes like powder.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
Colora Items.

Jos. Bear has started restaurant
at this place.
VIM. 7. Fryer has a new clerk
whose accommodating ways are sure
to win satisfaction.
Colora lacks one thing only and
that is jewelry store. We have
part of one but it is not stationary
Elwood Balderston's barn is in
rapid progress. Rob,. A. Woodrow
has charge of the mason work and
4. Gray is experimenting the frame
work
Hicks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
What Do You Take

medicine for ? Because you are sick
and want to get well, or because you
wish to prevent illness. Then remem
Der that Hoods SarsapariIIa cures all
diseases caused by impure blood.
Purely egetable-Hood's Pill.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
Good Frame. Barn,
L K. TAYLOR,

Justice of the Peace,
Rising Sun, Md.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bills of Sale,
Wills, and other legal instruments OF
writing, carefully and correctly drawn
up and executed, at reasonable cost.
All business transacted before
me confidential without request. ocSO
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
@s- BROWNS IRON BJ7TE1s

Cures Indigestion, Blliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala.
ria, Nervousness, and General Debility. Physi-
clans recommend it. All dealers sell it, Genuine
hastrade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
AooD's CURES when all other

- preparations fail. 1t possesses
curative power peculiar to ITSELF Be
sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
DUBL1o SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY!

The undersigned will sell at public auction at
the residence lately occupied by Job Haines, in
Rising Sun, on
MONDAY, the 10th day of OCTOBER, 1898.
at 10 o'clock sharp. the following mentioned
articles, viz: Horse Cart and Cart Harness, Phae-
ton, mattock, post digger hay cutter, stone fork
saw, lawn mower, scythe and snath. grass hook
flower vases, grain fan. high walnut desk and
secretary, book case and secretary. old Office stove
lot of Law and other books, side board. extension
table, marble top stand. hat rack, maple chamber
suit, bureau, walnut bedstesd 2 bed springs
seat rocker, large parlor mirror, framed pictures
t'The Seasons'') Dbl. cider vinegar, step ladder
students lamp. old clocks. brussels carpet, meat
tub, good mick cow. (had her third calf yearling
heifer, very promising). Terms cash.
EDWIN HAINES,
L. NJ. HAINEs.
oc6 is Trustees of Job Hanes.
Also at the same time and place will be sold the
following mentioned articles. viz; Chamber Set
bureaus, bedsteads bed springs, feather
beds, mattresses. lot cane seat and windsor
chairs, cane seat rocker, chest of clothing, ward
robe, queensware, tinware, glassware dishes, et
looking glasses ice freezers. lot OF canned
fruit glass fruit cans, earthenware, stone crooks
flower pots. wash tubs clothes wringer, drop-leat
table, bench table, copper kettle and frame, lo
rag carpet. Singer sewing machine wash bench
small wood stove, self-feeding coal stove dou BILE
heater, No. range and fixtures. three burner gas
oline stove. tin for same, oil painting. lot
pictures and frames. window screens, window
curtains, commodes. churn. Terms cash.
j. G. Hindman. Auct
EDWIN HAINEs,
L. NJ. HAINES.
Agents of Elizabeth g. Haines.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06

LNCR SALE !-HIGH-GRADE PNEUMATIC
H. TIRE BICYCLE. Al order, at a bargain
price. For particulars inquire at MIDLAND JOUR-
NAL Office.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06

have transformed the great buildings Eighth and Market
Streets, Philadelphia into verabe "Worlds Fair" of
Dress Goods and Millinery and attracted from every quarter
great crowds of visitors
II you are unable to visit counters in person and
tor yourself the great array of handsome fabrics
Displayed write for SAMPLES of whatever you NAV desire
and they will promptly be forwarded to any address.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Cute fatterun9 ser Pabner
lobnt itb.

Der @ierItof Bet SiDner lit etne tral1benz
f0rmtge 9riiie, Die aus ie6Ss bis ocbtz
bunDert 0riiien beitebt, pelbe dIe Bel elmer
re9eIrebten @nttptdelun8 GUT Getfe eelans
gen f6nnen. Da aber bielelben ipcber ere
gdn8t nod e~rteitsrt tucrben, lit 6as 6u6n
nicbt i'm Stanbe, mebr ais bie 9enarnte
3abl Gier gu le9clt, utb es Danbelt fib allo
Darunt, baB Bic 6enne 0ieie in firsciter
Trtit ablegt, moburb an Suffer 9eipart
mirb. 2e9t gum 8eilpieL Elm !6ubn bel
i9lebtcr 6iitterung iabrltcb ltur a6t8ig bis
btn6ert Gter, 10 muiien nit ieebs bis
iteben Sabre ~fittern, bis pir bic genannte
3obl @ier %8etpinnsn; erballen mir burcb
quite Sitterung uno Bflese aber idbrltb
ettpa bunhertunoflnfsi9 @ier, 10 septnnell
mir bieieIbe 3abL in bier Bis flint Sabren,
baben iOmit cine SuttererlparniB fit smct
Sabre unb 3u0em in benz a~bsdn9i9en 6ubn
Elm pertbpoIeres 6letl9 oIs ii benz eritez
rem Sale, 100 cs alt, troden uno 5abe &C.
norben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
5abrldfiiser moro.
Der s6atffelner Gos9rope Ieet i'm S4er5
auf feinen Sreuno an uno erfdtebt i'm.

Die ate @eibicbte, tpel6e in frebentIibet
@eiie icbon piele bLiihenbe Wieni6enleben
gcfor0ert bat, ipieIte it4 0tenitas Nbenb in
Der Nirtbibaft bon Wi6aeL WcgfuItD an
SapIor StraBe unb OGocn Nbe. ab.
I'm 8 llbr betrat bet II Sabre aIte Nnz
quit S6arfbaulen nit etncm Sreunbe oas
eripdbnte 9ofal, betnerfte tpGbrenb ieiner
l1ntcrbaltun9 nit benz Sbanffellner Gobt.
@pSgrppe, einem Buri6en BON IS Sabren,
etnen Gepoloer neben ser @elblabe liegen
unb ipielte nab iunger 2eute Dirt nit bemz
IeIben berunt. Nadbbem er BEN 9abn 5 Wtal
ab9ebriidt bate, obne SAB Elm SbuB los
ging, leete ct Die S9uBwaffe tpieber fort.
I}it Ser 8emertun9 st lit ni9t 9elaben",
ergrift nun ieinerietts Ser S4anffeqner
Gossrope bic Baffe unb Lcate usltm Sber3"
auf S6arfbauien an. Bl0bltcb entluo ii9
unter etnem &nau, Ser melt itGrfer ipte .gez
tp0bnli6 5u br0bnen l1ien, Elm S6uB, unb
nit etnem lauten Mufl9ret ianf S6arfs
bauieh gu 8oben. Die &ugeL mai unter
benz ltnfen Obr bireft in baS @ebirn ge7
brungen. Na6bem bic Bpli3et benabrt3s
ttgt mar, purOe ser i4tper 0erleBte tt aler
@tle nab Dem Gountpz6oipttal TRANSPORT
tirt, itdrb aber, ebe ber Wagen bte Salfte
beS Be8eS 3uridgelegt battle. Die 2et6e
ipurbe ieinen an 2eapiPtltraBe tppbnenoen
Gltern ms 6aus gtbrabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07

inter ben g6ricnmafIern betannt getporben
mar, III .@letner @ei9aftsoffice I'M 3immer
9to. All bcs Static @tbduoes, Sonb an
ft6, inbem ct fi6 cine &ugel burb Sen
&ppf tagte. @iner Ieiner @lerfs fanb i'm
fMrS oara1tf ais 2eicbe bot. 9icle[be tpurbe
na9 Stgmuno's Wor9ue an 5. Npenue 9ez
-bra6t.
San &irf begann feline 9eibdftlidbe Gar
rtere i'm Sabre 1855 ais @etreibe- 6 on15
mtiitonsbdnoIcr in Waoilou, isis. sog
BET Nusbrll9 be5' giireerfricges tacb WfiIz
tpaufee uttO aiiocttrte itdb oaielbit nit benz
@etretoez nnb gOtelgcicbdft bon Beter Mce
@eogb. 8Dr Is Sabrelt erfolgte cine 2t@
quotation oeS @e1ddfteS, %tporauf San Rirf
na6 Chicago 5og utO ais tiingitcr SbeiIz
Daber 1T 0te aterfatnt beoeutcnoe num-
tnebrige 80ricnfirmd bon Qin6blDm unb
8an &trf %eintrat. gtab breii6brigem .3uz
lammenarbetten tpuroe 6ds geibaft aufgez
l0it uno 8an 8trf etdblirte fi9 auf etgene
6anb. Setn gertn0gen lo0 ettpd $500, 600
betragen babcn. Gor cttpd 6 0ocbtn muBte
er iethe 3abIungen einitelen uttb iudbte
feitbem burb alIe m0glid6en geebcnge5
iddftc fem 2cben 3u macbet, Bis CT 9eftern
bon Neuem Sablu1t9Sunfdbtg tpur6e. Gr
bat elm glitter bon 81 Sabren erretbt unb
'btnterfdBt 3pei SO6ter; Elm Neffc bon ibm,
6. g. ban &irf, lit glet6fals ein 80riens
mailer uno nobnt 1T 6pbe garf. Cine
@oroners7 SurD belt 9eitern 9aacbmittag in
Der Worgue eiten Snqlteit urlb CAB Elm ben
Tbatiaben entipre9etbes 8erbtct ab. Die
9et6e miro beilte na6 Milmautee our 8cz
er6igun9 tranSporttrt nerben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Observation-Disclosures Brieffafen.

9errn s. g., Seas. Srage: @eIben
8ertD bat Sncarnatflee ais @~riinfutter
unb 6eul Nnttport: 1teber Sic Site bieics
Suffers 1T man beribiebener9lniicbt ,@inige
itellen es inter bas Der dn6eren &leeartet,
Qnoere gIetb oteien. Sein or0Bter 8orsug
beitebt un5peifeIbaft iebo9 boriu, baB ct
i3on un9cmein 3etti9, friiber pie ieber ane
oere &Iee, i'm Sribiabr unb Sutpeilen aub
I'M Serbit Elm gutes Suffer ~liefert. Nad
metner eigenen @rfabrung lit bas- 6eu benz
grtnen Suttcr por5usieben, ni9tsbcitopez
niger fommt IeBteres BET Staafitteruna
GuBerit ertpilnibt. = Die 8ereitung bon
8eerentpetn fanoen sic berettS in ber IeB7
ten gtummer.-Ote anbere Sroge ipdter.-
9anf fit Bic freunoIi6e Entertaining.
6errn st. g., Su. Stebe NrttteL ger1
ntdtun9 bes 9rabtipurmeS.
6altSfrau. Stebe Mrtifel: Collaborating
Dante fir oaS CUTE &eccpt, peroe es Bel
nGc6lter @elegetbeit perDffentlt6en.
berrn Is. &c., Soma. Siebe Nrtifel
SalsStrfen. -9as Sdrbemittel ptu it
lucben in Grfdbrung 81 brtngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Derbatete 5euersbrunit.
Gn9lewooo NIT Rateer uno Saneen etnem
peroerbliden 5Iammenr1eer ent9aneen.

Mittipo9 Nbenb I'M 9 116r tpur6e @nsles
iDoob bur9 Elm Teuer tn @ngit un6
S9rcdcn geiebt, tDelbes fatm 200 S,tB
bon Ser Seuermelbeitelle, benz 6aupts
Spribenbauie uilb Ser 8oliseiitatton aus
bracb 11nb cine 3eitlang NIT etner Gernid>
tung iammtlider 6ol3ge6duoe unb elegant
ten Wobnbaltler 5tptlcben Der 81. uno IS.
StraRe bis nab Wentportb Nue. brobte.
9as Teuer e~ntitanb in Der @etret0ez un6
Slttterbanblung bon 81. 8. @altber tn SEQ.
6427 unb 6429 @enttportb Qbe., einem
@ebdube nit elmer Sront bon so SUB un6
elmer Stefc BON so bis $50 SUP bis gu bent
itD butter Dem 6auie bi15iebenbcn @eletz
len Der @6tc., &od SsIanb & Bacificz
8abn. 9ie ltriabe bes 8ranbes lift unbez
faint, oo9 1T baSleI6e paDribeinli6 bnrcb
etncn ~brennen6en Gt9arrenftummel entz
i%tanben, tpeld6en ir9enb Senan6 spiiden
ote !6%ellbauen, gemorfen bat, Bic in Dem
btnteren Gbeile bes eritcn 6lurs bes 3petz
it0Gtgen @ebG1beS aufgeitapelt tparen.
I'm 9 ubr lab Der 9ei5er elmer Eangir>
2ofomottpe Screrfunfen unb 0fall9 aus
Dem 6ouie auffteigen unb CAB nit ieiner
0ampfpfeite et1 10 lange anbaltenbeS
Signal, baB i'm Sou Die game Nabbari6aft
an Srt unb SteQe periammelt mar. Oos
Seuer perbrettete li6 nit. roienbcr S1nelz
ltgtett unter ben ~brennbaren Stoffen, 10
DAB etn4-11N (arm gegeben tper6en muBte.
gu beioen Setten beS brennenben 6aules
itan6en anbere 6olsgcbdnbe, ii6lib itieB
an bailetbe Elm glcic3IalS Serrn Maltber
gcborenoe5 &oDlenlager an, u1o in benz
Doroeten Sbeile belielben itan6 elm sipeiz
itodiges, bon 5tpet Samilien betpobnteS
6ol56aus. Nuf Der anberen Scitc itano
etne Wagenl9mieoe, ltno tpeiter surid be-
fdtben iicb gan3e 8eiben bon Sradbtsigen
Der God Sslanb, Sort Wapne utb Safe
Sbores8abn. Nuf bet anbcrcn Seite Ser
StraBe ltegt bic Mrcabe !6au, Elm mdebtiger
6olsfaiten, nnb baran anitoBenb, oil 6orz
paroltrabe, ite9en bic i6Oniten bon @nglcz
MOODS Wobnbduiern. @s lag duf bcr
6ano, oaB, tpenn ii9 oas 5euer ausbreiten
ioate, Elm .&ieienbranb bic Solge ietn
mitroe, 10 baB aQe nlr ~bcnf6aren Nnltrenz
gungen genacbt tpurbcn, ben Bran6 olf
feinen 6eerb 3u bei6rGnfen. BUM
@lld tpebte nur Elm iebr .lbtpaber
Wtno berlt, als bas 9a6 einz
~ltlr5te, erbob iib eth 2tl6en7 unb 6unfsnz
rc9ell, Der Det IIarlet Sft1e lem 3erltDre10eS
Wert ipetter berbrcitet baben tpurbe. Sin
el1ti9lolenes GorpS BON 6eueripe5rleuten
that bas Meni3tnm0gli6ftc, nm boS feuer
81 untcroritden. Gtn 0ubenb WaI qez
rietbcn ibon bie Od6er benabbarter Sc
bduoe lit granb, oocb purbe bas Scuer
leoesmal re9tseitig gelOibt. 3wei Glen
babnsT racbtipagen fingen leic6t an gu brent
nen, ais lofort mcbrere 2ofpmotiuen einz
9rtten unO Die anOeren 9Sagen auBerbolb
oes SereicbS Der @cfabr bradtcu.
Scr 5auptperlult faut olf 0altber.
tpelcber etncn Sbaoen bon $500 an ietz
mem @ebauoe 1np $1,000 am N~oarenlaoer
gu trage1 bat, bo6 ftcbt bieicm etne Ser
ltcberutg BON $4,000 eescniiber. Ser
8Serlnlt all ben 6racbt5iiscn miro $500 nibt
uberitetgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-07
Raubmoro.
Der zimmerman Joieph mcJntofh an S5.
Stra6e uno South PART 2lpe. pom 3wei
mdnnern iberfalen nno eri9ofen.

Gin b~rutaIer &aubmor6 purbe 0onncrSz
tag 9lbenb oil Der @de Der 60. Str. unb
SOutD Barf 2tuc. bon 3pct unbefannten
Wtanl1ern ~began8en, tpel6e ben in SEQ.
6652 Wfibi8au @pe. pobnbotten 18tntmerz
mann Soicp9 s.. MecSntoi6 all iencr. @de
iiberfteIen unb 10 ibtuer perpunoeten, baB
bcrlelbe tur3 barauf nab ieiner llebers
fabrun8 sum MereD 6pipital berftarb.
WtcSntoib fcbrte I'M balb Elf ltbr bon
benz 8elude ieines an GuiS Npe. unb
81. StraBe tpobncnben Brubcrs suritd unb
mar faum an iene StraBencde 8efommen,
ais 5tpci Wdnncr auf i'm loSitiir5ten unb
nit porgebaltenen &ebolpern Die Serausz
gabe letner BDrie %perlongten. &aum bate
Der 10 aralos rleberfallcne itb sur Bebr
geiebt, aLS ct BON elmer &u9cl in bie'Sttrn,
iber benz redpten auge, setroffett, betpuBts
los Su 8oben lanf.