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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
TOO WARM FOR FURS
Members Of the Worlds Fair
Esquimau Village Up
in Arms.
They Object to Wearing Seal
skin Clothes in the
Summer.
Two Of Them Locked Up by
the Officials Of the
Company.
A Local Magistrate Trying
to Help the Men From
Labrador.

CHICAGO, March S1.-Can man be
compelled to parade around in heavy
sealskin clothes for the edifieation OF
the public when the mercury is soaring
about the sixties and seventies? That
is a question that will have TO be very
soon settled in connection with the
troubles that threaten to disrupt the
EsQuimau village at the worlds fair.
From all accounts, too, il will be the
main Issue for settlement. Peter
MeSher, who represents at least i've OF
the ESquimauX in the village, has made
application in the circuit court for a writ
of habeas corpus to release certain resi-
dents of the village, who allege that
they are being detained against their
will and are not being we'll treated.
Magistrate Porter, OF Hyde Park, has
constituted himself the champion OF the
EsouimauX villagers, and the facts, as
told by him today in talking OF the
habeas corpus proceedings, were strange
and startling enough for any one. Some
time ago one Of the icelanderS, named
Zacharias, was arraigned before Magis-
trate Porter, charged with
AssauIting an officer
of the Esquimaux village company.
Supt. Daniels. of the village company,
wanted ZacharIas locked up Tor three
weeks, but this the magistrate refused
TO order. This action tickled the north
land folks nightly, and ever since that
time the ESquimaux have made the
magistrate their cOnfldant and have TOLD
him of their manifold woes. The result
is that he has been led TO make an in
Vestigation into the troubles OF the for
eigners. with a result, as he says. thai
is startling. As consequence or his
INQUIRIES he will soon begin suit in the
United States court here on behalf oil
certain EQuimauX familes, asking
heavy damages from the company thai
brought these people to this country.
Its an outrage the way these poor
men have been treated" said the magls
trate today. Il have investigated this
matter carefully, and [ know what | am
talking about. The whole trouble grows
out of the refusal of certain Of these
EsouimauX 10 wear their heavy sealskil
fur clothing on warm days. Some
months ago one OF the men, a fellow
known as Tom Deer, escaped from the
village and ran away, claiming that ht
was badly treated and did not ge'
enough to eat. He secured work as {
carpenter Oh one of the buildings, an6
is now so employed. One of the ehiet
causes of Deer's complaints was that ht
was compelled
To Wear His Heavy Furs
on warm days. A little later Peter
Mesher also had trouble on the same
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March .-Cattls-ReceiDts,
5000; shipments, $500; market active,
steady; top steers, s5.75@5.S5; no extra
OH sale; medium and good, s5@5.50;
others, S4.70,0490; Texans, S3.50@440;
native COWS and heifers, s3.75@4.10.
Hogs - Receipts, 10000; shipments,
LOCO; market slow, 15@20e lower; COM
mon and mixed. Sc. 25(66. rs; prime heavy,
S. SO@6.95; light, S5.5O@6.65.
Sheep Receipts. 5000; shipments,
1000; market strong; natives, $4,000
$50; clipped Texans, S3.9J04.S0; West
erns, S5.159J.70; lambs, S4.75@6.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01

for tomorrow's market. Part of the receipts
arrived late. Bosses and stays sold at $50
Ala a
Cattle-Steady. Early receipts were light.
all grades and yards well cleared, Local
spectators bought literally of stock cattle.
Bulls sold at Si.7JGD3.iJ; stays ana oxen,
81. 75Q1I; COWS. 81. 75D} stocKers andSfecd
ers, $.6l13G; steers, S35eGh4. lRlolf.
Quotations. Prime steers. Sf0i51b good
steers, ST. 75614.25; prime cows. 81 5cCD4;. good
COWS. 81. 156a3 25 common to fair co ys, 81 30
. 60; light veal calves S5,a,914 BOZ 'neayy
calves. S?03 stockers. S3t9J2 30; feeders
s. .50G3 IS; bulls. 81 25012.7 Is. ,el.lh
Sheep-No receipts and no tradingal Fair
demand for good muttons and wethef FEED
ers; stocKers slow. iGissf.
Quotations: Muttons. 81. 1904 IS; lambs, 81
@L99: stockers and feeders, S3GD4. 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
DONINION oF CANAnA
ousted the Dubbsitcs.

OTTAWA, H. March 3l.-The Illinois
supreme court today, in lengthy opin-
ion per curiam, absolutely settles the
Evangelical church war by oustIng the
Dubbs faction bodily and holding that
the indianapolis general conference was
the only lawful body, and that its adj
: Indications and findings regarding the
division in the church were final and
binding.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
Kansas Citv.

KANSAS CITY. March 31-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; shipments, 500. The mar
ket was quiet; choice heavy steers
steady; medium and common 5@l0e
lower ;cows steady to 10c lower; feeders
and Texas and Indian steers about
steady; dressed beef and shipping
steers, S3.90(05.3 So; cows and heifers.
S2@3.95; Texas and Indian steers, 1856
@4.I5; Stockers and feeders. S3@445.
Hogs = Receipts. $500; shipments,
1,S00. The market was 25(040c lower,
closing at 100000 lower; all grades, 50
06. 10; bulk. IS. 4006.60.
Sheep = Receipts, 1900; shipments.
600. The market was active, strong
and 100l5c higher than last week; NUT
tons, S4G5.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
Dry Goods,

New York, March 3l.-There. was
no trade in the condition or tone Of the
dry goods market, although there. were
more revisions of the prices; of indigo
prints, Merrimae indigoS being made
&c, and the Gloucester indigoS &c.
The outlook is favored by good weather
for retailers. fni,
San Francisco Mining Stocks
SAN Francisco. March 3l.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks today were
as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
THESE QUOTATIONS
Are Furnished by
JAMESON, REVEhER & co.,
Commission Merchants. St. Pa
Union StocRyar,Is.

Receipts-Hogs. SIS; cattle. 300; calves. 3;
horses ..
Hogs-Dull Eastern values opened in a
demoralized condition. and packers here
were late in coming OIL the market Bids
were about 25@.gc lower, and few punches
weighed up al Sj.5J. Balance were held over
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01

score. Mr. Daniels led him to the gate
ard told him to skip. Mesher gladly
complied, and is now working on one or
the buildings as carpenter at $50
day. In the meantime the dis
satisfaction was spreading. On the
10th of February two brothers.
Tom and Peter Palloeier, came
out of their hutS attlred in duck ana
jean goods, leaving their fur hablll,
mentS behind them. Daniels ordered
them 10 don the latter. They promptly
refused. Then he ordered them BACK
into their huts and told them to stay
there until they could obey his orders.
Daniels told the Columbian guards, who
were on watch in the village, 10 see that
the disobetlient men did not come out
until they were attired III their tnrS.
The Columbian guards obeyed orders
until | saw Col. Rice and told him that
the action of his guards would involve
the exposition company in any SUIT Tor
damages that might be instituted. Ac'
c0Tdingly Rice had the guards taken
away. Then DaAiels hired a big SIX
fooJer named Meyers, who has been on
guard and kept the men in their houses
up to this time. The poor EsQuimauX
are virtually in Jail. and have been kept
prisoners for weeks all because they
would not wear furs OF warm days.
But this is not ali. On March Is
Jonas Pallasiou and John Lutz refused
to wear their sealskins on account or
the weather being SO warm, and they,
too, were ordered back into their nuts,
there 10 remain until they
Could Obey Orders.
Peter is down with violent case Of
the measles, and is very sick man.
| | believe his illness is mainly due to ms
being locked up in the close, stutty nut.
| OF course, the act OF the village orflealS
in ordering these people locked up was
| clearly illegal, and the former can be
| sued under the statute providing pun
iShment for false Imprisonment. l am
| interested in these people merely be-
| cause | have a humane feeling for them
! as fellow beings. | propose TO see that
they get Justice"
Mr. Porter says that the EsquimauX
| village company has a contract with
| those people which was made on foreign
| waters. and is, therefore, clearly Illegal.
| This fact he is certain can be estaO-
! lished. The contract Is one for common
| labor, and provides that for the entire
| three years the EsquimauX are Mndel
| contract. Each head of family Is Il
receive 81 in cash and 500 worth oil
supplies.
Mr.. Daniels, of the EsquimauX com
pony, denie' the stories OF i'll treatment
and says none of his charges have beeI
locked up. But on this latter point Mr.
| Porter is confirmed by Col. Edmund
Rice, Of the Columbian guard. a mum
Der or the natives who were seen today
| either could not understand the queries
put to them regarding their alleged IL
| treatment, or were too Sullen over tht
| matter to say anything.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
BANK CLEARINGS.

Returns From Four-Score Cities
With Comparisons.
NEW YORK, March 31.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows
the bank clearings for the week ending
March 80, with percentages of increase
or decrease as compared with the cor
responding week in 1892:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
WANTED TO BUY.

nOG-Wanted. a good mediu IN sized dog
~ At a low price. Address 81. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01

Messrs. John Ii. Davis q Co., of New
York, advertise that they have been
authorized to receive subscriptions at
par for $500. 600 of the twanty-year per
cent First Mortgage Gold Bonds OF the
Minneapolis Brewing Company, organ
lzed under the laws of the State of Mill
nesota to purchase the property and
business of the Minneapolis Brewing
and Mailing Company, which last COM
pany was formed in July, 1890. as con-
soldatien of the four principal brewing
concerns of the City of Minneapolis,
embracing all there were in the city,
one small plant excepted. The capital
stock of the new company consists of
3l.500,OO0 in common shares of 500
each: also in S1,5O0,000 First Mortgage
Bonds, of which the $4,000 now Of
fered are at par. The balance Of $780,,
600 of these bonds have already been
taken, as well as the entire stock OF the
company. and the proceeds of the BONDS
now offered for sale will be applied to
completing the purchase OF the prop
erty from the former company, the
books and accounts of which have been
examined by eminent public account
ants, show that the net assets OF the
company are largely in excess of the
total bonded debt. Subscriptions III
Minneapolis will be received by the
Bank of Minneapolis, where copies of
the full prospectus and blank applica-
ton can be obtained.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOARD WA TED.

DUARD W ~ EiB-Geutleman desires
ID board and room in private family; after
May / will also wal tofrd for wife and
thTee-year-old boy; references given and re-
Quired; no fancy prices. DIT. s., care Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
AT T. F. N-T-I-O ON

Discount your bills; buy bargains; increase
your business; will loan money on your own
or customers notes without haZarding your
credit: loans made on warehouse receipts.
merchandise life insurance policies, assign
meuts OF rents building ana loan stock. real
estate and equities in same. any good
curity. 1t will cost nothing to see me, and I
may assist you; time to suit. Watts n. Davis.
17012 East Third st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
AUCTION SALES.
f. Holloway. Auciioneer.
miscellaneous.

r AIDES. remember that the auction sale
~ of millinery goods at Isl West Third st.
Is still going on. 4 Holloway. Auctioneer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01

A A LOANS on furniture, pianos
A. H. horses, diamonds, watches. all
good collateral and commercial paper; par
tiaI payments lowest rates. Minnesota
Mortgage Loan Comps Rooms 1914. Firss
National Bank Building, corner Fourth and
Jackson SITS. Maekey. Manager.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
INSTRUCTIONS.

CT. AGATHA's ACADEMY de MUSIC
- and Art. 25 East Exchange ST., ST. Paul
Piano, violin. guitar aud mandolin taught.
Lessons given in drawing and painting. Call
or send for prospectus.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
FINANCIAL.

d NJ SEVPDIsf a. son, 1--WE II
II. ment Bankers loan money on IN
'roved property in St. Paul and Minneap-
oils at ier cent ''on or before. Offices
New Pioneer Press Building St. Paul. and
Reeve Building Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01

A A A THE STANDARD LOAN
II. A.As Co.. 303 Jackson, corner Third.
pianos, diamonds, watches. ETC., at less rates
and better terms than can be had elsewhere.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
A do You WANT TO BoRKow

A do YOU WANT TO BORROW
n money at g lower rate than you can
borrow through any other agencyf The
American Mortgage Loan Company, Room z
First National bank building, corner Fourth
amount $40. $40. S25. s4G $50. 500 OF
S200-in fact any Aum you wish-on vodr
gold watch. diamonds. household furniture
horse buggy piano, carriage, etc, at lower
late than you can possibly get 1t elsewhere.
Goods can remain in your possession and
you can pay part any time yoC want end
FLOP interest Business private and &C g.
dential You can have your own time IA
paying up princiI al
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

DELIvERY WAGON and harness for
- sale cheap at 466 sherburne av.
nor SALE-Team of horses six years
L old; weight, 5000 pounds. 59l Dale st.
EOR SALE CHEAP - Two delivery
Il horses, good for delivery or farm work.
INQUIRE c. r. Croft, 3463iS Sibley ST.
DOR SALE-Fifty head of farm mares,
L heavy teams and delivery horses; see
this stock before purchasing; we can save
YOU money. j. T. Barrett ~ Second St
north Minneapolis.
NAVE JUST RETURNED from Iowa
II with sixty bead of horses consisting of
drivers heavy draft horses and farm mares.
This stock can be bought at low figures. ii.
c. Farmer Saltwater, MINI.
WANTED TO BUY = shetland pony;
w must be sound, gentle and well broken.
H. C. Farmer saltwater, Mimi.
"a HEAD OF HORS Els for sale cheap.
~ consisting of farm mares, draft horses,
delivery horses. drivers and carriage teams;
also a lot of buggies and harnesses for sale;
give us a call and look our stock over, and
we can save you money. Winslow Co.,
l rs Fifth ST. south. MINNEAPOLIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01

on warm days. A little later Peter
Mesher also had trouble on the same
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-01

pANk STOCKS a specially; bonds. COM
- mereial paper. mortgages. securities
bought and sold. George w. jerks, Invest
ment Banker, Minnesota Loan and Trust
Building. Minneapolis.
, 1893-12-16
Dettere

0dS itabtrdtblthe Gomtte un6 Der Cont
miiidr fir Dftentlicbe 2trbeiten baben ii6
nit stpct peiteren 8ebnungen iiber @rtraz
arbeiten unter Gontratten fir Seitenpege,
Ghnltcb Der BON Sbomas Sonnctt 81
@unlten beS 1tnternebnterS SSaron eingez
retcbten 81 beibGfttgen. Die beiben 9lnz
ipritcbc rilbrcn bon @eorge s. 8omeu sum
8etrage bon $4,000, Bic anoere BON Soiep9
0enling gum 8etrage bon ettpa $1,000 Der.
8etoc Nniprii6e ftnb BON Dem Sinans7
comtte IN bic Gommtiiion fir bie 0ffentz
Itcben Qrbeiten Oernteien tpor6en.
, 1893-12-16

Namen G6re gema9t, ais r6Leii9 BON
ibrem Sleil9 unb 8ein bon tbrem 8ein"
gu reflamiren. 9oS lte6t man ieBt mieber
an Sen betben S6neItern &lumpte bon
San SranctSco, Die, tper1n ie ebcn nur
einfa6e, unbefannte &%lumpfe's, in Sen
Nltgen Der vmai6e9ten" Nmertfaner nur
rsourkraut dutch" tpdren, pG6ren6 MAJ
ite iebt alS Typical american girls" faft
bis in BEN 6immel erbebt. Son bieien
S6peitern bat itb Q(nna, bic 9~teltere, einen
Gamen ais 8iLObauertn gemabt, mGbrenb
ii6 bte Sin9ere, 0orotbea, bieier Sage
borten an ber naturmtien l6aftli6en Saz
fultdt Der Sorbonlte, iener altberitbmtcn
0o6i6ule, ben 9oftOrbut ertporben bat,
cine unitreiti9 eminente 2etitung, benn I'M
an elmer europGiicben 6o4icbule Sen 9otz
tor9rab gu ertperben, ba3u 9e10rt cine gez
bDrtge Sortipn @ele6r1amfeit. @S lit oa>
BET AUDI 9ar5 AM Blabe, baB Ser iungen
Dame N|nerfennun8 gesolt ipirb; Sic eng
lii9en 3ettungen bitten ii0 aber wobl, bere
OOrau6eben, baB ite 'eine 9euti9sNmerifaz
Merlin lit. Sretli6 berrdtb 6ieS l6on tbr
Same, ber, tpcnn au6 ni9t gerube bon
dit6ctii6em &lange, 10 bod gut beutld lift.
0aS mar iibrigen8 fir bte Yariier 3ettun5
gen 2(nIaB senug, it9 in Ser g~ebdiiiglten
Betie iiber Die iun9e @elcbrtin aussuz
ipre6en. Stir bie fransOiti9e 6ebpreiie
ltnb Bic &lumpfe'S feline Nmeritanerinnen,
lonbern nltr DerbaBte 9euti1e.
, 1893-12-16
3ttt&t SSa4c 8otnter.

@tr 90nnen 6em arlnen Climber 8ainter
1etn Slid, abcr mir m0cbten boot Sic Srage
auftperfcn, marum er nit letncr @nt6efung
beS nelten r8eipetSmatertal5" 9era6e bis
gum lcbten 9lu9en6lid getpartet bat. DEM
in SeraS ipegen Wfor6es inn .3u6t6auie
1tbenben Did" G6par6s fann eS fretli6
1t9ts iba0en, penn er bic @rmor6ung Ser
Nltce Wtarttn auCb noc6 nit auf Bic Gecbz
nung nimmt. Shut ct 6as gutpiutg, 70
lit bent Yatnter ge9olfen, u16 t6ut ct es
1ttcbt, MIN 10 lit linn pieQeicbt altc1 ge6oIz
fen. DEM man bdngt nicbt ger1le etnen
Wteniden, oeIien S6ulb nicbt tlar eripieIen
lit. Nber MAJ muB eS boc9 ieltfam fin
ben, oaB Tralt GOtb, ais Srau zines Sc
ricbtsbtenerS, Der CUR !3eit Der 8ro3elitrung
Polnter'S IN Eic9ter Gliffor6's @ertcht
tb0tt9 mar, njcbt i6on 6aualS 6te 8atnter
en%tla1tenOen @usiagen gema9t bat. Ote
Wtap SlatterD 1tnO gteute Mc@abe baben
OdS trelltcb 0ortolS eetba1t, ober Sic Sc
lcbiporenen baben benz 3e1gniB Der bei6en
9trnen aus guten @ritnoen felnen @lauz
ben 9elcbentt; oercn 3eugntB gilt, ipegen
OeS SDarafters Der 3eu8innen, aucb belte
mob NIGHTS. 8Leibt allO NUT nodb bic 6ralt
9tot3, Oeren s3eu8niB BEL Ser Teititcuung
Der SOentttGt bes betpuBten Did @6iparbs
nit bent M0rOer bon tr8eno peldbem @ert6
ietn t0nnte.
ote f0nnte immerbin 6urcb Sic Sbeu,
1tb CUR 8eber6ergung uon 0efinbel BON
Der Nrt Der Alice Otartin 5u ~befcnnen, bon
Der @Iefernng oes 8etpeisitifs abgebalten
tpOr0en fem.
, 1893-12-16
Spefultrenoe Oameu.

9us r8omens 2anb Gonbicate", tpel6es
bon ben 9amen st. q. @mmons, g. 3.
6ob6S unb 6enrtette Woore ge9riinbet
puroe unO cine Office i'm @omenS Gemple
bat, lit bon ether NftionGrin, Srau s.. s..
@raD aus Weoina, O., i'm biciigen Supez
riorgeribt perfla8t wOr6en. Sine 2lbre9z
1ung miro perlongt. Sn einem religiOien
8latt, The Interior, batten Sic @riinz
oerinnen angetiln6igt, boB itc 1000 8auz
p'Gbc in Waufegan inter BET 8ebingung
gefauft bitten, ben &aufpreis erit bann
etn8u5ablen, tpenn OaS 2anb tperbe p%erfauft
ietn. Nuf bteie berlofenoc 9lnsei9e bin
tauften btele 2eute, inter ibnen aucb Srat
@raD, 8Onbs, bod be6auptet Bic 8ld9crin
1ebt, oaB bic 9tngaben, melbe 6ie @riinbez
rtnnen macbten, fali6 paren. Sn Ser
8la9eI5rift tpirO tpeitcr auSgefi6rt, baB
Sames 8. 6Obbs, 8rdIiOent Ser CONNER
ctal 2oan & Sruit Company, s. s. Saplcr
nno GalOtn 9ifep pte au6 6rau Gmmons
licb in betriigerii9er 8etie auf Soften ber
8onotn6a6er bereicberten.
, 1893-12-16
Selbftmoro.
5rau maria 6orbam pom ihrer nI1tter NIT
ourdf9nittener Kehle foot in ihrem Bette
9~efunoen.

Die 38iG6ri9e Srar Waria @orbam, 6ie
felt iieben Sabren BEL ibrer bochbetagteu
Otttter in Dem 6auie geo. 329 9. SatleD
@be. le6te, mabte beute Mor9en ibreiH
2cben baburb ein @nbe, 6aB lie ii9 nit
einem Griirmelicr bic &eble burCbibnitt.
Die alte Wtutter fam 6eute Worgen nm Z
llbr in bas S6laf5immer Ser Sodbter unb
fanb bieielbe Su ibrem @ntieBen blutiiberz
itr6ntt unb tobt i'm Bette. 9as &altr=
meiier, nit Dem iie itcb Bic 8e6Le our9z
l6nitten bate, lag ne6en Dem 8ett auf benz
TuBbooen.
JtadbOem bic oLte Dame iib einigermaBen
bon benz Scbreden er9Dlt bate, REF ie bic
yfacbbarsfrau berbet unb bieIe ian6te nab
Der S6meiter ber Sobter, Sran CHARLES
San 9uien BON 1101 6arrtion StraBe.
SeBtere telegrapbirte iofprt an ibren Mann,
Der augenbltflt6 BON Chicago abtpeien6
lit, Ino al ibren i'm Often leben6cn 8ruz
Der. 8etbe tperben nocb beIte 2tben6 bier
ertpartet uno ~tpabricbeinlicb tDirb Der Snz
queit aucb bis 81 ibrem @intreffen perIbo=
ben tperoen. Die 8ertpanoten uno 6reunoe
Der Gooten itnb Der Nnit6t, baB 6rau
0orbam in etnem 8abnitnnsanfau, 6er5
porgerufcn Ourb Elm Giidenmarfsleioen,
Selb1tmor0 begging. Sic 6ctratbete Dor
ttnfSebn Sabren Charles @orbam, lteB fih
aber idbon na6 tur3er @6e bon inn ideiben
uno lebte 1eitoem bel ibrer Wtutter.
, 1893-12-16
Stdoti1hes.
21us Dem 1adfon Qarf.

Cine S6neelatptne bra6 9eiterr fritz
6urcb bas 0acb bes SnbuitriepalaiteS unb
rib Elm StiiG 0eS 8alfons berab. QuSftel=
lungspbiefte murben iebob ni6t bei@dbigt,
ba bteielben ans benz betreffe1oen SDeile
beS @ebdubeS bereitS fort9eicbafft paren.
0as &rie9Sminiiterium bat eil1en 8efebI
er~laiien, burb ben Die NrmeezO ffi3iere, Bic
nocb nit ber cOlumbtl9en @aroe in Ser
btnbung fte6en, am l. Sanuar pieocr gu
tbren Gomman0oS Suriid8ufebren babel1.
0ie be%treffenben Offt3tere itnb @apt. SO,
9. S6uDler, 5. GobaIeric; Gapt. IS. S.
McGlernano, 2. Gapallerie; Gapt. Sobr
Bitdber, 1. Gaoauerte Gapt. 98. q. Sbanf,
8. Gapallerie; 2ieut. 8. s.. Sbootber, l.
Snfantetie; Qteut. IS. s.. 8reiton, 9. Ga
panerie; 2ieut. 6. 81. 6elmif, 4. GapaQerie.
Der 8etriebS6treftor @rabam Bat benz
Nu0ttor bic Gmpfeblun9 utterbrcitet, baB
bic duf Dem NusiteIungsplabe 9efunbenen
@egenitGnbe, Die Bis gum l. Sanrar nicbt
BON ibren @igentbiimern reflamirt 1perben,
ben Sttoern auSgeliefert per8en, tpelbe
itber bte1elben Qntttungen erbaIten Dabeu.
Ser 6tlfSauoitor Darlington befiirportet
icbocb cine 8erldn9crung oeS SerminS fir
bic 9lbbolung ber gefunbenen Saben.
Sol. Etce tpur0e geItcrn bon ben columz
biiben @aroiiten nit einem prabtpolen
Scbwett, iein Qtbiutant Tre0 q. Sutitb nit
etrer 9ol0enen ll6r unb Settle beldenft.
, 1893-12-16
8duerldubni6fbetn

tpurOen beute an folgenbe Berionen aus9es
felt:
9lu9ut 0in6baber, 2it6fige Slats, SEQ.
71O60 obionftraBe, %beranic61agt auf $500;
Spttt & 60, 2itO6igen Store unb Scbupz
pen, GoS. 11O0-11O4 @eorgeltr., $12, 900;
6. Welms, bret 1it0dige Cottages, go. 1876
9in6cn 2tOe., $2400; $50. @iQam, 3itO6.
Wo6nbauS, 0tO. 919 Mtopfairitr., $500;
y. g.. Smenlon, 3lt0dtgeS 8o6nbau8,
Gos. 3754-3756 &5o6eS Q(pe., $4,000;
Sobn 9unb, 2it0digeS Wobnbaus, SEQ.
1869 SHERIDAN 2lue., $500; Trau Ouanbt,
itOfi9en Anban unO 8oicment, gfO. 80
2unn court, $4,000; s.. 6. Qepi, NbGnz
oerun9cn uno &cparaturen, 9fos. 228-232
StateltraBe, $4,000; gtels Sobnion, q
itodtge Stats, $50. 1104 sc. &ebsie 9tpe.,
$1,000; 2amien & Nepman, brci 2it0fi9c
Stats, NoS. 1355-1359 98eit GongreBitr.,
$4,000; q. 2~au9trD, 13it0fige Cottage,
gto. 1862 62. StraBe, $1,000; 8. 8. llrz
bano, 2it0dtgen Store un6 @o6nbaus,
$40. 1858 SO. StraBc, $4,000.
, 1893-12-16
Die Qmericon Building, Soan &
0npeitment Go.
Der Seridt Ger 8iiderrepiioren bet6tiet ole
9eeen mootca uno marfton ers
hobener QnfIa9en.

Die Bret 8i6errebilorer, bic bon 6em
Staatsauoiteur Sore beauftra9t tparen, Die
@ei3aftsfiibrung un6 Die 8iicber Ser Nmez
rtcan Building, 2oan & Snpcitment So.
elmer etngebenOen llnteriucbung at inter
~iperfen, baben 9citern na9 3p~eimonatlicber
2trbeit benz Qlubitor ibrel1 8ericbt sugez
iteIt., Der 8ericbt beiagt, baB bie gegen
ben ebemaligen 8icepr6iibenten s. 8. Wtoz
Otca unb gegen Ben cbemaIi3en SefretGr
90. 6. WaritOn erbobeue 8ei9ulDigung,
bie @eieQi6aft 81 tbren perl0nltc1en
3weden 8um 9tachtbeile ser Nftiondre ans
9cHubt 81 baben, unb iiber Die mir ~unicrcn
2elern Oor %einigen &a8en auSfiibrlicb be-
rtobteten, Durcbaus 6egriinbet iinb, Der
8eri3t ergtebt, baB Die 9lttiondre bcs
8auz unb 2eibeuercins burcb bic beiOen lauz
beren oerren Inn ettpa $780, 600 9eibdbigt
iein wer6en, tDenn Sic 9irettOren OeS Gonz
Germs ni6t Die 0eftSltS gut maban.
Nie Bic 5erfabrenen Q(n9elegcn6eiten Der
@eieuibaft werben 9ere9elt l%perben, muB
crit nocb ab9ctpartet merOen.