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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
TOTALLY DETECTIVE.
Court or Appeals 81 Decide in Ford
Theatre indictments.

wAsHISeTox. Dec. 6-The court %
appeals. IN the case % Aessrs. Alnsworth
Dant. Covert. aud Sasss. iadicted for
ulansiaus lter IN connection with the
f'ords theatre disaster n june . last.
declares the indictment 10 bc fatally ds.
f-ctive. thus reversing the judgment -
Judge MeJomss. who sustained the a.
dietutenf 20 the court teios. criminal
court No I. aud rrmsnds the cssc 10 tnst
court for further pr0ceediass These fgr.
fber proce,,iIngs "a the criminal court will
merely be to enter the uisn1sto - the
costt "a Appeals Ia TIE csse ard 20 order
the discharge - The -Four defendants
from further answering the Indictment
HE district alto. ney Sih st once set at
work g. secure another Indictment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
COMPANY CLAIMS A VICTORY.
Lehigh Onicials Say They Have Not
Conceded a Point.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-Vice President
Hartshorn views the result as a victory
for the company. He said: Il fail
to see how anything excepting a com
plete victory for the company car be
taken out OF the settlement of the strike.
The company does not recede from IFS
position. which has been that employees
will be received at any time as individ-
uals representing any particular body OF
employees, but not as representing en-
ployes whose occupations are for right
of theirs or as representing labor orgaoi.
zations." President Wilbur teiephoned
from Bethlehem today: The men can
claim. IL they wish. the settlement OF the
strike is victory for them. We know
il is not"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DEAD.
They Lose Their Lives I'm n Pittsburg
Fire.

PIrrsBuRG. Dec. 6--Fire tonight dam
aged Turner hall. Allegheny. TO the ex-
tent Of $4,000. and caused the loss OF
two lives and probably three. AZ 500
O'Clock. Mrs. Benninghof. wife of the
janitor. discovered the hall was on fire.
She sent her eldest son. Paul, out 10
give the alarm. and rushed TO the fourth
floor to save her three younger children.
That was the last seen OF Mrs. Benuing.
hoff alive. After the flames were ex-
tinguished. a search was made for the
family. Mrs. Bcnninghof and her three
children were found suffocated. The
mother and eldest laughter were dead.
The two boys are still UNCONSCIOUS. and
IL il feared the latter will die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
sANDBAG0ED AND ROBBED.
Toledo Politician Assailed while on
His Way Home.

ToLEpo, Ohio. Dec. 6.--At an early
hour this morning Harry l.. Garrett. a
prominent first ward politician. was
sandbagged while on his way home and
was robbed of s6i and his watch.
Garrett was approached by two men.
one OF whom struck him over the head.
Telling him TO the sidewalk. Garrett
did not recover consciousness until late
this afternoon. While tho police were
still looking for CARROTS assaiiants. the
residence of Wilford J. Kenny. in the
fourth vard. was entered by burglar
who found his way up stairs and at the
point Of revolver compelled Kenny to
give up ESQ and his watch. There is
no clue 10 the man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
ISSUED FORGED PASSES
Lake shore Clerks Confessed and
Were Suspended.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 6.-The Lake
Shore clerks who have been suspected
OF issuing forged passes. il is claimed.
have coafessed their guilt They also
implicate John Warner. former en-
ploye OF the road. The latter was
arrested and will have hearing tomor-
row afternoon. The case is founded on
the fact that a woman. May Bennett.
was travelling on transportation secured
by Misrepresentation. A well-known
druggist is also accused Of having dis
posed Of the forged passes, and it Is al
legged that he is making desperate ef-
fort to settle matters ont OF court. Will
lam Haydorn and Fred Grant the ac-
cused clerks. have been supended from
the company's service.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
MURDERED HER CHILD.
Clara Weiker Pieaded Cniity 10 the
Charge OF Mansfsughter.

LIMA, Ohio. Dee. 6-clara Weiker.
aged n. was this morning srraigned and
pleaded guilty 20 manslsughfer and re
manded to jail for sentence Miss Wei.
ker Is the daughter Of wealthy farmer.
living near hhreve. Ohio. and vas be
trayed under promise o. maFnage She
went TO Fort Wayne and gave birth 10 a
child On her way home from Fort
Wayne. she threw the child through the
closet of the car few miles east q this
city. and It's brains we're dashed oct on
the rails She said she committed the
act in pursuance OF advice from her be
trayer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
MURDERER CAPTURED.
Stolen Articles From the Store Found
In His House.

BrRMISGHaM. Ala. Dec. .6.--At Berlin.
a srlall station on the Pine Apple road.
near Selma. last night. Il. +. Smith, jr-,
keeper of a store for Jack Tubbs. was
clubbed to death by unknown parties.
lie slept in room back OF the store.
The room was entered and the murder
done while Ihe slept The murderer then
ransacked the store andepadoof Smith
was found early this morning in a dying
condition. aud could give no account of
the deed before death came. A posse
and dogs Immediately started in pursuit
OF the murderer. The dogs struck a
trail which led to house where Jack
Smith. colored, was discovered The
stolen articles were found near the
house. Smith denied the crime or
knowledge OF il. The latest advices re-
ceiyed are that Smith is being taken to
Jail at Selma. but the mob has gathered
aud will probably overtake the officers
and lynch him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
ONLY ONE WASSAvED
T~snb-Sa Psrsens Lost By a
Wreck Off Cape coa.
SHIP JASON GOING TO PItcts
The tes~ei fe<aa a. 80 a. P.azxs a.
seoa - she ssFus.k f.sss of
she L.o>l

HieHEANp IAcHr. Mas. Dec 4 Il.s
British ship Ja<on. tspi3tr AieAill~n.
frosn Gnssnock. Sooflal,a. ail.ch Hsni
ashore on Easfhsn "a blspS
Tag spox slorn lasl rssEL wn1f
20 pieces tits moFnpae. She broke
m txo emldships her maln mast
and nilzzen- mast goiug ~ the l,safd
and one ~ one txeriy six a her cfea
81 tNeaty -eeseB. snclnallR Captain
Mcmillan. acre mashed t,stfiaard end
drovned Tho enc nlsn eatcd = k,ssnatl
EyaEH Who ves huriea lfsoa the teach
by the great breakers ald plckfd Oh
mere dead than ahfe
Nithin sn hour after the yesssi had
struck she began b. ~ "a pieces and
wreckase began ID cosll ashorc on the
crest al the fesm. but 10, . t.ody from
The ship had appeared a. the breakers
and all we're probably swspt out 10 "a.
A big bundle o: letters with man, and
curious postmarks iie Ia fhe taf- -
Charles hunt A "a. al Bosion. TIE
letters have come from didcfeEf psrls
81 TIE earth. bat The cbanees are thes
will never be deisteref The people 10
whom they beioug went dean xath the
ship Jason. Through fheze letters "a II
probable that tbs only inforuation ~
lo @ho ccsnprisea the cTew Wi IN ob
tanned.
Last Of Thosr Lost
Az Tar as can be ascerfained ~ pre-
ent. the following is iist - those %
board theship: Captain Mcmillan. f.rst
Mate John y Wslk.l. second Mate A.
Gs,bgaiih. Boatswain Ffrd Smsthe
seaman IobE CDllalan. SAii
makeg William Young. Sea
man AudreR Miehaols0n. Seaman
Carl y. Olsen. seaman y. Hale. seaman
Patrick Noonan. seaman &. A. p Joha
son. seaman Nike Mrliigsn. SesmAr
William Coiter. Seaman Jerry OLrary
seaman r Neilson, Apprentices Arihm
Danes
The scene % the wreck Is one of th1
most dangerous spots oa Cape Cod
Several noted disasters have occurred
of Peaked Hill bar. two or three mli.-
away. AZ was near thIs place about fig
teen years ago that the American
steamship Peruvian went down Nifh
thirty men, and near the sams
spot the Italian trading ship Giovanni
was wrecked year later and her crsw
of twentyone lost Ia attempting C.
save the crew of the Italian ship Cap
tain Atkipa famous lifesaeer on CaTs
Cod, and two members of bis crew were
lost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
~ nnc,r Win the Trprwri,er.

KAxsAs Cry. Mo- dec. 6--George r.
Scott. formerly publisher q corsner.
cisi paper here snd present treasurer ~
the Retail Clerks association. mas
eloped th Mr- Belle Rscb. hrs tyre
wriser. and carried ~ sssD q the order .
funds lie kept 50 looks lie lefi =
note saying he INTENDED - kit himself.
bns fkis Wss mere a bind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
RENDERED. A SEALED yERDIcr.
Methcr of = fgnched Italian sap-
posed ~ Have Won

NFw oRLEsSs Dec. a. The csse e
the mother II Autonie iisgnsftio. the
Italian sho wss iynched for $4,000
damages against the ciiy. xas decided
By Jury IN the United states circuit
court today. bat A. they brought ia a
sealed verdict shout ei,ck this after
noon. the result viii nOt be knoan until
tomorrow. liz is knoNu. h0sescf. that
they awarded the plaintiff some damages.
but the amount ls Dot knoen. THIS
morning shsn court opsned tie counsel
argued the case. the city eontending
that n Was not responsible for eifheT
actual or punitive damages. While the
plaintiff csDtended otherwise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
ouashcd the Indictments

JACKSONVILLE. Ill. Dec. 6--Ip the
circni, court today the judge qusshed
the indictments against the officers of
the Central Illinois Ranking aud Saw.
iugs association. The officers are:
President. L. W. Brown: cashier. w. e.
Neitch. and directors \. G. Wads seetb
5. X Copps and V. :. Richardson. Ae
the bank - a private concern th- sfo<k
holders are personally responsible for its
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

B8trvflIE Ont. Dec 8 Captain
Alien - the hoaner eu en ~ The
T.akes .gafes fhat th. u1issine sebhonef
lresnsau. - Hhirh 30 - part ornef and
Ehich some ffsrrl hsa beet issf 10
frozeu in ~ Sssaas Esint NeN York
Her ereF arrived safely at kingsfen r.
uiaff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
steamer wbceler Wen, 20 Pieces

MIcHIGAS CRY. Ind. Dec. 6-The
big steamer l.. W. Wheeler ashore three
miles east OF here was abandoned today
as a total wreck. and the wrecking ex-
peditlon was sent back TO Chicago.
Next spring an effort will be made 10
recover her machinery but that is all
which will be worth saving. Last nights
northwest blow finished the wreck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Gsorge NJ. Pullman % Chicago and sx-
Mayor Hewitt u >ex York. snd re-
presenting that she vas ir destitute
Circumstances and slshed 10 get back to
her hone, | supplied her sith money
sbongh 70 enahie her 10 do %. Cor IN the
cases Of ladies | never give pssses 10
seemed she did not 30. and calling sew
ersi tines st my Office afterwards. l had
% decline 20 see her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

o ". Hosoonb fsens rAr-r n=nsrs
she fsoard

NrsKFuos. Aicb. dec. GAt TIE
meeting tosiay a the state boerd =
corrective snd charities J ~ Huieoub
a tsrsBa kagats read paper ou pro
sisiofs ftg ana iinftsfions a piacing
0ut children ata Dr. haii g. NYma1 ~
Deifrii. ar ~ meuifef - the bsafa
ssr.ks or "a tlssnetit f0f feffaln
tfitee ssTnHst.nE capitai ruuishuerl
JndFa r. n iefseu - the tiirTssih tsf
euu spoke ~ tbe rsinti9n et TIE cuurtF
agents g. tfe ealilnisifrtign ~ h
ermsB1i iaH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Prosecutor scanian Occupies the Day
Opening the Coughiin TRIAL

CHIcAoo. Dec. G.-When the Coughlin
trial was resumed today. the bght oe.
tween the lawyers over the propriety %
reference to Mrs foy's story in the
states opening address 10 the jury was
continued. After lengthy wrangie be
tween Lawyer Bottum and Judge Wing.
the court decided that Mrs toy's story
was admissible. 10 which the defendant
took an exception. The remainder 81
the day was occupied by Prosecutor
Scanlop in opening the case Tor the
state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Totsn.s phio. Dee. 8 -The steam
large. Clff Isl geseort ornrd ~ Capt
rand ftetueF - Chicseo farnf-f.y -
Prrt Haron. 80 damaged sy arr a. the
Celcmssa- ar,es here fenishf b. thsa -
tsftt x So fhs CstF - gorco-i
stsrte1 g Esy ~ yesterday rita =
.asrs O. eosi tef tFssrrn q So xsae.f
IS <e ess ceupe ~ - regara soc :
saia - 30 fai.y lssareL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Nrv YoRK. Dec 6 The board u re.
view of the National Trotting assoC.a-
ton was IA session today Among the
casee passed upon Was that - g VI.
Nelson and the stallion Nelson. who
was suspended Tor crooked work in lisa
The board continued the temporary re-
insfatemeut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

PrrTssrRs. Dec 6 whie exitin.
guisbieg fire IA the tssemeut - = neg
house tnis evening the chininey Tell
down aui x-l.esi tirernsn Dsv.d fhomp
son q frn Gard ard severely sn.ured
81 ~ Williams. anotheF fireman.
Thcn, rso7 caves = .dog aad sT chi
dren The nonstsFy fass = smsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
Men Return Co Work.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Dec. G. - General
Manager Voorhees, said tonight that the
Lehigh Valley road would be running
trains as usual tomorrow. that men are
returning TO vork 10 large numbers. one
bearing the names ~ seven telegraph
operators desirous of resuminr vork.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

GseRs7T led Isee 81 TIE faih
uofe 4 ohio fsafusd shofs 81 fffs
pare shiFh have tesn sft.fsiY 81 -
iesp for the pact fasf ssorfhs stsrfea
uf 'his rfitz ifl sfaE ftrre 1his
slles elal l-al n.e1i b -. n.en
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07
pIrp ~ IxILE

Thonaas ANwOrthss fievfsaud's Ifr-
fsaiting Tressorer. Diet ~ Canada
CLrvslssn. Dec s A SPECIAL from
HamHton. Dntsrio. says that ghomas
Ar~urfhy. 81 city treasurer - Ciare
lard. dl.d there tfIs sftrruocn Ar
artay lsf' this clty defsnlfsr - the
extent q over hail = msh4en aoi.srs. ~
Orfober. is-t He sent o. In aa-
f.ne sa8. shere hs szs oveFfss@B -
aet-efifes sai stouf s5ofsn - tt@
fitys furds receive cd tie fstarrsd -
Arsrics ani fss teea ia tae fesi estate
tssluess 10 hsGlltea sEG. ,aal nDt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

PHILADEIrHIA. Dec --Arrangemsnts
were completed TO-DAY 10y which Arthur
IYw.n wall take charge II the rhllsdel
phia base ball club 10 succeed Harry
Wright merit April
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-07

Whsn AxsorthF he'd. be len propsrty
ca which has ts.1dsmsn realized oozi q
their iossak Speculation xss the Gauss
q kis dos nfaA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
StaOt Saltlm ore.

Der SpleB miro umgeo reb I.
- Die Hflallerer uou belgrd]en Sloden,
uber oeren lelbitherrlfeS Iuftreten gum
Nadtheil Der 2a9l0hner il6 Dor elni9en
Eaeen bcidpert puroe, babeu genern erfah'
reu mifleu, mas eS beiBt, obue gSeiteres
nm ben Seroleuit geltjmGlert 3u weroeu.
@eii.ru muroe anf AuorhHuug oeS StaOt=
@ommiIdlS aue i 9ilaiterarbeit in Der Yenn=
,uluania 2lueuue eIngeiteat, I'M Die Arbels
ter, melt)e tetne $3.50 pro s StunOeu oer'
oienen, iiir eiui9e Gage an anoerer Steae
su beltGlt9en.
Oeuti6e amp err q q d 7 d.
u.-Oer uTorboeutlne Ylopo." Oampfer
yUtiiudeH," lueId)er uor9elern Ill Nemz yort
anaefommeu lit uuo bdlelblt etma 1900 GlIz
panoerer ans gauo leete, iit morgeu bier
nit 800 Yahasiert fdul9.
6eute 9tGd)mltta9 2 uhr trltt Der
yHorooeutiheylOgos" lamp!er nOarnlItao"
ielue Jtldreie nad) Bremen al. Am Soro
iuhrt er etna 60 Swildleuoeds.Y Yanagteee
NIB iolgenoe III Der Saliite: 81. 5. gShlt'
rloge gH,llamS uebit @atIu uno 0IenerIn,
81. 6. G. Jteale, or. sob. SrtmiiQer netft
Nrau uno &inp, Sri. Sabiue SeI9ner, Sr.
s. 9oelurldl Slldof un0 Slno, pr. SHlIus
gSelgei, pr. Augult S9mIot, Srau Otto
Sutro, Srl. Soa Slarner, Or. Sllb. Srug,
bic 00. DiidaeI uno 0uso 3iutauo, pr.
%. Stauo., Or. y. 9. yiu9eufeloer, Sr.
DthaeI 9eOerer uno Satin, Oiatblloe 8.
5bome uuo Sri. Grace {. &hOme.
4uf Cuba angelo men. - Die
miiieuihaitIite @ommllitOu, Delbe nit
psm S1oUu.r rGnIlp Sohuion" BON bier
uadJ osu meitiabli4en jnielu abrellte, III
aelieru rpoblbehulten su 3apaHua auf Der
S5uiel Cuba augefomm.u. 2ie @omulIiIOH
belebt aus 81 Derreu uno 3amen.
Cine fcohlide 4bid1i.osfeier
perauilaltete sei1.ru 4beub lor.S Srtmulerr
Der befauntc III 9tr. 234, bearlltraBe, mo11
ueuoe Observation-Disclosures, peI6er beute
MT ieluer @attln 8oiiue init Dem 0ampier
,l armitabt" cine 5ieile uad 2euudllaue
uuD Jlallen antrItt, in eem Heitaurant pes
Qrn. Sulius gSesuer's on 8eit.SerIu9toHs
ItraBe.
Sr. Srtmiill.r, meldb.r 0tit9lieo bes Ois
r.ftoriums res yHopal. Dat 8auperelHS"
lit, bate III oerl.lben Die iibrigen Wtltg!les
Der Des IlrettorIums elugelaoeH uHo martn
aumeleuo ole 5D. Z. y. gSlemann, Yrdilz
bent, 9. 6. 2orid, aarl u. 2humel, Sob.
u. auel, s. y. Steinmes, SOhu Uturrap,
Yetcr &rles, 6raui 2reu.s, Ausuft Vian8,
@. SGauIe1 6lHf uuo Il. 6. tputbperter.
Su genlutbllher gSelie perraunen be
Stuuoen, unD murbeu oem Stlelaenoeu bic
bslleu 28Iuite iir oI. 9tsiie ausseiprO9en
nit Der 6ofuung, OuB er nit ieluer GatnH
uu9 sludl-dJ 3urIdgelest.r uno irobgt9 per-
lau1eHer 8eie lpleoer wOhlbehalttn nan
Baltimore surudtehreu i0nne.
Ser r&iuoersS sSofti Ii III Sail bes
Ser 81 gtanner6ors," tur
melten Die b.lten Sorbereituugen getrofieu
moroen iiHb, nm oenieIben III eiuem hub
teu uuo eriolareid)eu ;u 9ealteu, Fuoet
b.ute uon 2 ubr Ytadmittass bls ubr
abeubs fiatt. Wiorsen 4beno peruuiiaItet
Der Ssr.in fir i.iRe Nit9lisbsE slusH 9iui'
Bal,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-25
germiSd,te teleerapbt1ae 1epefd,eu.

Stlat5 SantetamtHatCr TeHpoN
iiredte an Dioutass Abeuo al Der 10.
StraBe III St. Saul, 0tlun., Qrn. Sobn y.
95urte, Sertreter mebrerer 0itltdeu 6tnans-
anllalten, our6 eneu mud)tlgeu Uault9Ia9
III Sooen. Gurte muBte uadl 9aule &C.
traQen lperoeu. Seupou bebarptet, Sulte
habe lhn belm 9ouprrneur uerieumoet, IN
Dem er bemielbeu laste, ,er (Senpon) lane
iiu bon luadelisen SantauItalten oalnr be-
,ablen, baB e. ne IL lelneu Serldten als
ilGer unb loIpeut b.seld)ne.
- 2a5 @rocerp @eIddft Der 6irma
lFaper & llumaun in SrunSluid, Sa., lit
eluem Utaiieuiurator iibertra9en iuor0en.
llQmann be9iug mdbreno Der legten Bode
zelbltnorb, mo es ltellt I'D leRt heraus,
OuB er leiuen Gompaguou Utager, melber
oas i'm @eIddft an9ele9te SapItal lleIerte,
I'M isiu suuSes Sermogen gebradt bat.
Gle SerblHpIl1feiteH betra9eH clrta $780,
600.
- Dtorib Sertmann uno SSolepb 9acp
iino in GaIerburp, @onn., auf ben SerOadlt
hin uerbaltet poroeu, Die Di oroer BON Dtarg
Diorroe uuo 0tauSe 3obert5 su elH, oeren
perfoblte 9eiuen man, ule berelts berthtet,
all lesteu 6retta9 im 3ubert'ldsn 9aule 6u
Jtangatud, @onn., auf1ano.
uabe Safe 4rop,oence, 9a., au1 Der Ylauz
taoe oes 3it6terS 2SlIie elngetreteE. Der
elbe lplro einen grOBeu 2bell Der trudltbas
reI Nieoerungen pon gouIlaHa unter Nal'
er leBen.
- Gmill. Guser, 90 Ttonute oft, iette
aefferu frub i'll 9teparf, V.zS., mdbreuo
Ipye Gltern ne etneu Au9enblId auelu III
Ger Slide seIaHeu batten, thre SletOer sus
iaulg am aodlOfeu III Brano uuo Iuuroe bel
lebenOIgem geibe gsrolst.
- Su Horth g8ales, nabe Horristown,
3D., begluseu 6ruu 49Hes Burton unb
1hre 5odlter Selbitmoro our6 @iuntbmeu
BON Sirpd]niu. Arlnutb MD @leno niebeu
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fern sufaui9 I'M 6aule ibrer Glteru on Der
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hraunt. Der Vater uno elH piertes ftno
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S0oipital III fritildlem 3ulianoe oarnl.0er.
- Nliui glrbelter luurbeu 9eiteru Sornllt.
taa inter Der eluiiiirseuoen 0iauer zines
Seb1uocS all Der 2aiaIeiiraBe Ill Chicago,
oeueuuber benz 9fatbhaule, btgrabeu. 2as
9ebbduoe wirO sur 3ett aU9erlIien, oa eius
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pero.n iou. Sin uube!aunter Maun muroe
oetoptet, pdbreuO Srlnt Die 0onalo, Ste
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baton III 15-jdbriger 3uhtbaushaft p.rur.
tbeilte @r. Stuaisd9aPmsIiter pon alabas
ma, III pom 9ouuerueur SoHes in Solse
plel.r Yetulouen be9uuOtgt luOrOeu. gr bal
uab.;u ;uel Lrlttel lelues 6aitt.rmins ab=
aeieiieu, uuO ielue GeiunoBelt 1T uuter'
grabeu.
- 9Bm. Suripau, Der Noroer Seeds,
puroe mn Qbr 40 DtlHuteu gelteru AbeuD
i'll Surrouna, Yilt., ourn slnen Oiob &C.
lgud)t.
pfafor's 2eeer=Sement
rnr- cSfiefHIn d1ith
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8rauo iu TurfuIf.

WorfoIt. 3D., %. Wtal. = btute
Abeno brauute bas Sara @ebGuoe oil Del
NairfraBe, swllaen SObuOns unO 6upett..
IlruBe, ueOsr, uno in meuI9er, ole elmer
Stuube 3eit mar eiu Sbaoen uon 100, 900
Collars eutltanOen.
gu ben perul6teten @.ddft.n aeb0reu:
Dauls' Sdluttpuareu @eihdlt, u. j.
Ntorris' 0tUbeQaoeu, Sas. 9ones' Ot0bel.
Iaoen, Barter & Gomp.'s @i9arreu9eidIGft
Der y@aitern' St,ublaoeu," ROuutree & Co.,
8aumwolbduOler, 6reemau & Co., Sunit.
oluserbdnolsr, unn HOOuep & SO. ytur
nit Oiiibe lparO oas uAtluntlc.6otel" uuO
oas britild)e, nleoerldnold]e unb braiilianIs
8nriuInr nprPttPt.
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stes ser SnIursentsm TT gitearasua

q 10 y 1T %. Wtal.-SuaN .Sat0pa,
Sohn bes Generals 3araua, 0iibrerS oel
9uiurseuteu in hcaragua, bat bente EN-,
lepeide erbaten, laut fueIder ole 6e9te.
uusstruppen inter Sacaia seiteru bel 20
Sarranca pon ben NuiitdnolldJen geIdlagelI
murben. Die 9epelde fommt aus @raua-
oa, benz Siee Der uou .3araoa en9eeslen,
prOpHOrtidcu 9fe9ieruu9.
anOere 9ta1rl6tsn Suiolge ioQ Die 9fe'
gieruug uabe3u Die 9aIfte tbrer Streltmati
Uerloren habtn. Sou slpoif 9epartemeuts
bllebeu ieet MIR nob pier ten Jfcltoenteu
Sacaia Io9ul, uno man gIaubt, oaB Ocrielbe
btrclt ut, Setreffs SapltuIation 1u Hitter
hQubelH.
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ID ORC ,tno SeIbituluro.

8tGmo Sa., %. Otai. - 9iadl
elmer bier etnsetroffsnsu SpeslulOepeife bal
&upt. ". S. AberrOn uOu Suiiutra8, Glou-
celler.&ountp, ieiue 6rau nit rlnerl Sop
peleepebr III @.gtuwart etues 10.ldbrlgeu
gnfels er,hoiien unO lid ounn purd) elmen
5duB ieIbit setOOtet. 2berron mar eIu
mchlhabtnorr @runobeiibsr uno iehr oft.
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Gin s@usperein Der aatbolttem.

St. NOuis, do, %. WaI.-Ie
fern crfolgte bier Die @rilnoun9 clner
,&atboliiden Union uOn Otihouri" in
elmer SerIammlung BON so 0ele9ateu
aus allcn srOBereu Srten Oes Staates.
Der 3wcd bieier Union 1T, Oem @lnz
fluiie Ser rAmericau YrOtectioe athociaz
tion" uuo psrwunOter Sr9anIia iatlOnen,
welde Den &atbOliten ielnOlld 9e9cnz
aberiteben, Elm @e9cn9elui6t entsssenz
suitellen.
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Mdubertide &pthbdmte.

9aincSuille, 2era8, %. Wtat.
- Gin fre6er 9}aub i'm GrOBen lit in
bcm in OtuntasuesGountD 9ele9enen
Srte Stoneburs ueriibt uOrben. Sin
9rO6cr 2aoen nit 0aaren ueri9iebcner
9lrt, ber am Samita9zIbeno lpesen mebs
rerer s.ridtlidcr Grtenntuiile beldlass
nabmt unO seidlOiien wOrben mar, 1T
mGbrenS Der 9tabt' pollltanOi9 aus9es
raubt worben. Die 8auber wurbcn BON
elmer S6aar Siirger perfOlst uno man
eutocfte an Der @reu5e bc8 Snoianer9es
bietes sic 6uBipursn Der Otaulelel, Die
ben 9faub auI ibren 0fiiden tru9cn; Die
Sbiere paren Ohenbar 3ur grOBtcn Glle
ansetricben, unO Ser 3us in 4 Abtbeiz
lun9cn 3erle9t luOrOen, mOpon elue leoe
cine an6ere 6idltun9 einidlu9. Wtan
slaubt, baB Die 0tduber SnOianer IL. iebr
out bewaIinet uno beritten waren, UNI
epentueu ii9 auf einen marmen &f
nit etpaisen SerfOl9srn slulanen 5u
f0uuen.
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I@ 9r. Sol.pb Dteienberg, Sns
ba6cr bes @rfrli1uuss Suifituts in 4r.
4O7, B # 6 eriugtOuftraBe, begebt
heute lein gSlegeuieit uuo wlyo lebenfaus
Die 6reuoe habeu, sablreIfe Setunnt. ais
Diltfeleruoe ~ begriiBen. SeionoerS ielne
2auosleute aus Der Sdmel5 weroeu ihm
berSlidJe @ratulatiouen OarbrtH9en. Spet'
len unb @strGufe meroen gratis ueraorei6t.