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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

Lnilpsbrg. Mont, July William
Wrinstcin. one of phillipSb,lrg's oldest
and most prominent merchants and vice
president of the Merchants and Minors
National bank, WAS thrown from lis
carringc and killed to-day when on his
way home from Granite, where he lad
been on business
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
FOURTH Ar TIIE EAIn

Chicago. July 5.-Ycstrrlay was the
greatest day of the fair. us splendid .r-
rangcments for the celebration of the tluy
with h"tittins dignity had been arranged
The progralnin" arranged was given in
the grand plaza III front of the Admin
istralion building ut II H. H. 4 dox-
olo9y was sung by 2,WW voices ana the
entire p"rmlacr. with Il salute of cannon
ut the close of each sentence. Three
hundred thousand people were present.
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BLEED TO DEATH

la Crosse. Wis, July "a strange TO-
ridrnt terminated the life of Il young
brakeman named Carpenter on the Mil
waukrr road here. lie WAS amusing L.ml-
self with his family ut home when one
of his rhildren happened to overblnnr.
his chair. In the effort to save himself
from 1alllng he sl,rhng up hastily, and in
doing 50 thrust ms head through, :, glass
door. cutting Il cash half Way across his
neck and srvrring the ilg,llnr CARPENTER
sunk rapidly into uncollsciouSnrss and
died in ii short time. lie leaves IL wife.
and several children
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TWENTY MEN KILLED

Montreal, July 5.-An afternoon paper
publishes letter from one OF the French
Canadian tourists who accompanied Al be
NORM to the Northwest for the purpose
'of inquiring into land values. The letter
is dated at Schroeder, small town at
the head of Lake Superior and says that
'on June 20. twenty Finanders working
on the line of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way were killed, twenty miles west of
.Schrieber by a landslide.
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VIKING. SIIIr

Cleveland. July >. - The Norwegian
viking ship arrived here to-day. Like
view Park "n the lax" front WAS crowded
with thousands of spectators when the lit
IL. vessel dr"pp,nl anchor. The members
of the ship were escorted to tn" Ilnllcn-
den by the First city troops where :,n
address of welcome was delivered by
Mayor Brr, Hon. john G.. Covert and
Others. After luncheon the visitors were
escorted to l'rlton Park where. they re-
viewed II monster parade. The Nicking
will lcnv" Tomorrow for Detroit 1t will
he in Milwaukee on the following Monday
and is due in Chicago on "Wednesday.
July H.
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CONSTABLE IN CONTROL

Chicago, July 5.-The office of the
Bedford Publishing company, on the fifth
floor of the Monon building, is in charge
of Constable ID. l.. Cronin. 1t has been
in his control ever since Saturday. a
Judgment for something like 5000. for
services, WAS secured and put in rxccll-
tion Saturday. 1t is claimed that the
matter will la. settled and the office AGAIN
opened for business.
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TWO MEN SHnr

Spokane. Wash. July AT Hanser
Junction. small village eighteen miles
from here. Dennis Collins. discharged
section hand on the Northern Pacific.
shot NJ. j. Coleman. section foreman.
Probably fatally. Jack Dmgan. who in
terferre'l between the bcilie-rents. was
shot and killed Collins was drunk.
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SrEu.ck by A TRAM

81 NIt N ID 4 I1t.AIN.
West Superior, Wis. July 5. The
Northern Pacific short line train due
here from Duluth ut 9:15 p. III. struck
All unknown man ut the elevator station.
He was brought to the union depot, but
died lrforc medical aid could be admin
istcred. 1t is thought he is one of the
Ihborrrs employed ut the elevators, ard
WAS Oh his way home. He was under
the intllcncp of iullOr
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LIVES IN EAncn

Fargo. y. d.. July 5.-3nsigL Cape
hart. injured at the explosion at tbe ter
pedo station on Goat island, opposite
Newport, r. L.. is IL resident of Fargo.
and his father received IL dispatch last
evening stating that he WAS quite badly
hurt. but the wound WAS not dangerous
one
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TOO MICH WI\n

Miller. s. d.. July 5.-Parti.S in from
the southwest part of the county state
that last nights storm destroyed one or
two good buildings. besides damaging
nrmcrouS small structures. machinery,
etc. hut no fatalities. Farmers all report
Il heavy fall of rain. with crops doing
nicely
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
POLICEMAN SHOT

Chicago. July 5.-As the result of a
quarrel Officer Richard Walsh was Irula-
bly, fatal. wounded by Daniel Murphy,
said by the police to be a pirkyucket
The officer met Murphy in saloon. and
during Il conversation il is said Murphy
fired five shots al Walsh. all taking t-
feet After :hc first shot Walsh IAN
and drew his own revolver. firm. three.
time; without effect.
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BADLY RIRNEn

Eau Claire, Wis. July 5.-The little
daughter of ]. 3Ialoney was badly burned
and her injuries may prove fatal Her
clothes caught from fire crackers. Mrs.
MCGOWAN. who tried to assist the child,
had her hands badly burned. Henry
Hertzman. laborer, had his right hand
almost torn to shreds by a cannon fire
cracker which he held when it went eff.
He may lose his arm.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
JJ'NIlL"rS KNuu,EL,n o1,l,

Washington, July 5.-Sevcral senatorial
junkrts are knocked out for the pres
rnt by the extra session. Senator Wash
burn expected to be one of the COM
mercc committee which would report
upon Il deep water llarbor on the Pacific
coast. Senator IIansbrough was to 90
with members of the territorial com
mittrc to New Mexico and Arizona, llic1
was to inquire into their qualit .ations
for statehood. Both these territories, and
probably Utah, will be admitted at this
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
H.AI.I.nnNISr KILLED

Omaha. July 5.-Koy I:lslrr, blloollist.
aged twrntyf"ur. made an ascension
from Cnurtland Beach on Cut OFF lake.
His parachute failed To work properly
and he fell in The Missouri river. His
body did not reappcur
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WILL PROBABLY RECOVER

ST. Paul. July 5.-.Joln Kelly, the ccn-
vaSlnan with Sells Bros. circus. who was
so terribly injured at Hutchinson by be-
ing struck on the head with !, hammer,
presumably i'll the hands of another cam
vasnan named McLinn. is improving. ard
the doctors at the city hospital say that
he may Recover. Mcl.inn is in custody
charged with the assault upon Kelly.
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BECOMES INSANE,

Sioux Falls. $. d.. July 5.-Grorge
B'arisiry of Garr"t>om. this county, IL
well known school teacher. has bc..o.nc
suddenly and violently insane. Tie is in
custody here, and will he sent to Yauk-
ton. Rcar'l>lry is iwrrry-cight y"lrs nf
age. ana WAS married about two months
ago.
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NEARLY M.II,En OH.

PefrnliI. Pa. July 5.-I'irc burned the
ci.tirc business portion of til. town .x-
c.pt the .JcllSnn hotel and tn. railway
station. The pnst"i!icc is burned. There
is not Il grocery or other store left. The
loss will reach S:iU.UU.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
SHOT HER SwEETHEAnr

New York. July $. = Christiana
Schie'ller. eighteen years old. accidentally
shot and killed her sweetheart. Henry
Sohl. at her home in this city The ac-
cident occurred while the couple were
dischareims revolycrS in celebration OF the
Fourth.
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TILL: CAI,ANIuS

Detroit, July 5.-At an early hour this
morning the Spanish caravrls Ilnisteh
their a,1cli"rs and proceeded on their
way to Chicago. During their stay in The
Detroit river many thousand people ,is-
il ii tie strang" craft.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
SILNE.K CnNNENTIn\

Washington. July "a. j. Warner,
president Of the American BIN .tallc
league, has issued IL call for national
convention of the league to be held in
Chicago beginning Aug. l.
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THIEVES cAI't;JJT

ST. Paul. July 5.-Worh was rrreivel
at St Paul by Maj. Cooley, of the 4 lcI
detective company, of the rllure ut
Wellington, Or, of five men who have
been robbins Great Northern freight cars
for the last few months
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CAISEn RY lKA1,I,E,S

West Superior, Wis. July 5.-Sry.raI
casualties are reported from cannon fine
crackers. James IIrnncssy had IL hand
blown to atoms. and H. w. Runons re-
civcd Il serious wound on his heel from
one of the monster crackers
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
CKI1SER Acnorxn

81. Petersburg. July 5.-The Russian
cruiser Nladiv"s'"rk is reported 10 l.e
aground Oh Il rock three days sail from
Fort l-azarcf. Corea. She probably will
become Il wreck.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
SIuIINAN A1ARp1En

New York. July 5.-The report in the
atrical circles that John I. Sullivan. the
actor. had been married to Rose Cogh-
Ian was confirmed. Mr.. Sullivan has
been playing leading roles in Miss Cosh-
lans supporting company for several
seasons.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
4 BODY POUND

Sault Ste. Marie, Mirll.. July AN
unknown tioat"r was found in the river
here. The body was that of IL .ran so
badly d"rolnposcd that Identification was
impossible. Thirty-tivc dollars of ,.on.y
was found Oh his person.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
INSTANTLY KILLED

Sioux City. Iowa. July 5.-James Miller
was instantly killed at celebration in
Union township while firing cannon
made by fastening two iron hubs of a
corn planter wheel together. They ex-
plotled tearing his abdomen entirely away.
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NAWlR DE RANlpI-k

Victoria. r. C.. July 5.-The Nawob of
Rampnr arrived here yesterla:' morning.
They left last evening en route To Chi
c.tgo. The party consists of thirteen, in
ending several Srr...":>
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
OTARANTJ\E

Preblc. Mex. July 5-The government
has established Il quarantine at Vera Cruz
against all vessels from European Icrts
on account of cholera having reappeared
in countries of the old world
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
AFTER TUE CZARrV.ITf,t

Berlin. July 5.-It is reported that u
futile attempt was made to wreck the
train of the cZnrcwi;ch near Duna!,cry,
government Of Ni''iSk. while he was
on his WAY TO London TO attend the royal
Wr,Ilur
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
W0NnEpEIu EEAT

Niagara Falls. July 5.-Fully 10000
people saw Clifford Calverty perform
some wonderful feats on his wire
stretched across the Niagara gorge this
afternoon. He beat all time records hy
running across the wire at full speed in
1.2J2i
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REDUCING WAGES

Denver. July 5.-The daily evening Pa
Iers in this city have asked cnrnI,ositors
10 accept a reduction from ~ 10 ~ cents
a Thousand ems. The printers say they
will not accept.
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SONTA(; DEAD

Fresno Cal. July John Sonta.. the
bandit. died in Jail here from the result
of injuries received in the fight with the
officers
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
BO1I! DEAD.

Bclona. Tex. July 5.-I:ccansc she 1c-
fused to marry him. Lee III anderson shot
and killed L'nna Wilson. then suiclcd.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
HI,RGLAES ROB A STORE.

AlpinI. s. d.. July 5-I;urgars on
tered Phillips hardware store. Opened the
safe with tools stolen from Kim>,na,is
blacksmith shop. took 500 in money
and other articles, including IA valuable.
rifle
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ASSIGNED

Morrillton, Ark. July 5.-N. Hazen. a
general merchant assigned yesterday,
having assets of $4,000 and liabilities
of $31 900.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
CHINA CLAY DEPOSITS

West Superior. Wis. July "a party
of Superior Iroplc have obtained posses
sion of land in which valuable CHM, clay
is deposited in ST. Crox county. Wis.
and have organized under the name of
the Superior China Clay company TO
work the property. The ine0rinratorS are
Dan buchanan. s. \. Dickinson and ".
VI. Graham. The clay is almost pure
and is found in sufficient quantities 10 be
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
ALL WERE DROWNED
SAD FATE OF FAMILY FROM
MlNNEAPOIIS.

Fred Denny, His Wife and Two
Children Arc Drowned in the Mis-
sissippi While GrOssinl; the River
Near Little Fnlls.
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CASUALTY.

The BasSrtt planning mill at Minnc-
apolis was burned. The loss is $50. 600.
Walter Dresser, Il boy, was drowned
in the Wabash river at church pic
mic at Lafayette. Ind.
A hail storm in the vicinity of Ellen
dale, n. D., did severe damage to
crops.
Robert Burns was instantly KILLED
ana Louis Johnson fatally injured by
the falling of tho stone coping Of Min
neapolis bank building.
Armour 4 Co.'S dressed beef refriy-
orator at Scranton, Pa. managed by
L. ii. Dale & Co.. was destroyed by
fire. The loss was $4,000; insured.
The Union Pacific fast mail train was
wrecked about six miles from Portland,
Or. One passenger, G. G. Chase, was
killed and two others We're injured.
The village of Augusta. located in the
northeastern part of Calhoun county,
Mich, and having Il population of 600,
was wiped out by fire.
An explosion of gasoline caused the
destruction of five business establish
mcnts in Huron. S. ID. Aid. Fcary WAS
burned TO death.
Samuel Basnct was killed at Bement.
ILL.,. b. II Wabash train. William
Bradley was injured, probably fatally,
by the same train. They We're from
Missouri.
During the burial Of Thomas Tyron
at St. Joseph. Mo. the ground caved
IN. precipitatins the moulncrs into the
grave, the coffin falling on them. No
one was injured.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08

full wound. but not necessarily fatal.
A 32-calibcr bullet entered near the
mouth and passed through the jaw
and out near the ear. No arrest has
been made.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
DISGI;ACE AVDDrArU

Buffalo. y. y. July 5.-War.ls Bank
of F'Grestvill". Il privat" corporation. has
failed. Assets an,l liabilities unknown.
'iherc WIS probably S:,D.GU to S75.rU
cf deposits. Ward has committed sri
eide.
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CRIMINAL.

A shooting affrny that will result fa-
tally occurred ut Winona.
H. II. Todd Quincy, ILL.,, carriage
manufacturer, committed suicide with
a revolver
A lpbbor got $1,000 from n Mon
tr. al bank i'll broad daylight by hold
ing up the teller
Franz, Sampson. the forger want' i al
Monmouth, ILL.,. WAS arrested at t4uEl-
".
To end dispute over a trivial mat
ter ut Ottawa. Ohio. Jacob L.. Lyons
shot and killed his wife and committed
suicide.
David Price Of Bond county stabbed
md killed Robert Reed. formerly Of
Atlaita. Ga. at East Alton. III. Price
confessed fl.' deed. saying -hat l''ed
aggravated hib,.
Gov At.eld of Illinois par,lOns Field
.n and Schw;,b. the anarchists serving
lif. sentences for tn" Hnymarkct m;,S-
s:,crr, and also Necbc, serving i four
tccn-year term.
Julia Force was acquitted at Allan
tn. Ga on the charge of numbering. li,r
two sisters OH a plea of insanity. she
will bc sent III once to the state lunatic
asy lam ut MillC.ls"ville.
Escaping conyicts in California fight
with guards. Three convicts are killed
and another. George Sontag, cousin Of
John Sontag, the train robDer, is badly
wounded.
The negroes, Dan Barber and Will
lam Pinckney. who We're convicted Of
numbering Mr.. Bowie few weeks ago,
will be hanged soon at Upper Marl-
borO, Nd. Pinkney has made 4 con-
feSSiOn.
John Fitzthum. the Buffalo murderer.
was electrocuted at Auburn, y. Y.
Tie electrOcution was n success. He
was convicted Of the murder of the son
of Mrs. Roehol, with whom he had
been intimate
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.

The Lntcst and Most Important News
OF the World, Culled From the
Telegraph Reports of the Press
AsaOcintiOna.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
THROUGHOUT THE STATE,
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALI.
PARTS OF THE STATE.

A Condensed Record of the Impor-
tnnt Hapenings of the Week In
North Dakota, Arranged for Rapid
ReNdlnE.
, 1893-11-27
hit Weibern I'M Bunoe.

@uf binterliittge Dirt nur6e am Samitag
Nbenb etn abnun9Sloier Sbtneie aus ietner
@6i6eret gelodt uno beralbt. @e9en II
1tbr Samitag Qtbenb betraten stpet WfG6ben
bic @di6eret BON Sobn See, 6226 6aliteOz
StraBe, TIM, tpte ite tbm iagten, Die einige
Sage Dorbem aufge9ebene 8aibe ab3uz
bolen. See CAB tbnen boS 9epiini6te 8adet,
0ocb %geitanben tie nacb Gdngerem per9ebs
licbem Suben ibeinbar perIegen, baB fie
ibr geLb gu 6auie gelaiien bitten unb See
ite beS9alb Dortbin be9Ieiten mo9te, auf
ipelcben @oricblo9 ct benn auch ein9ing.
On ser @de BET So. unb 9errtn StraBe
trafen bic 9rei 3pei BEN WfdO9en augenz
i9einltb befannte Mdnner, bic, e6e ct ft6's
beriab, See pI0blt9 nit einem uStap" Dor
6ef &opf i6lugen, 10 baB er betGubt gu 8oz
Ben iant. OTIS i'm Elm balb 6arauf ericbeiz
member 8oIi8iit pie6er 3ur 8eitnnung
brocbte, fanb er iiA leiner $50, bic er BET
itb getragen, ~beraubt, ma6renO Die beiben
0etber nit SEN WtGnnern ipurlOs Ders
i9wun6en iparen un6 trob e~ifrigen Nabs
forlbens ieitens Gapt. Nl6rtcb bon Der
@ngIetpoOO BoIi5etitation nocb immer ni9t
gcfun6en tporoen lin6.
, 1893-11-27
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gfabOem Bic itG6tti6e 8ertpaItuna in
neuerer l3ett a%n9efangen bat, benz 6errn
Rabelbaron Yertes etpas idbGrfer ouf bic
Singer 3t ieben unb ser Sta5tratb nibt
mebr nit %geipobnter 1lntertpirftgfett aucb
1uf bic frecbiten 3umut6ungen oes 8arons
ct1lgebt, tpetl chen Bic gerei5te Stimmung
bcs BubltfumS linn 6as ntbt ntebr ratby
lam eribeinen IaBt, tpeiit bieier iebt Ser
Stabt Die 3dbne, un6 riift nit Ieincn
punoerduBerli6en 8rtbiIegien" 6erbor,
Die tbm elm friberer ~gefigtger Sta6tratb
getpdbrt bat, unb in Deren angeblicheu 8ez
1tB i'm jebt etn t%niffiger @ert9tsbof gu be-
i3iben iucbt.
Selon0erert gStb brou6t man nicbt AT
beltbe1t, Nu1 foI9enbe 8eitimmung Ser
1taott1den 8erorOnun8, auf Sic gcrtes iib
1tuBt rt6tig 5u periteben.
@s betBt bort nGmlib:
y9te 8eftiette= unb Nor6Iette @trobe1z
ba9n9eleul9aft er9Glt hermit Sic @rlol1bz
ntB, aut tbren Streden Mptoreu mach bell
8ilbem Wtuiter, 9reBluftz, @joss. Glsftrrz
CttuI"> ooer tf9eno tpelcbe anbere Motoren
ooer Sretbtrdfte in Dienit 5u iteQen, beren
G'9IuDrun9 bic @eieuibaften fir amaze
d1ellen eracbten, DDrausgciebt, baB 6ieie
gtotoren oOer SriebfrGfte uolitdn6io oee
GGulcblOS uno Dor ibrem @ebraucb pom
finD." ~
9teier %3nitimmuns Der lta6tilden 8ez
alnten bebalptet nun OerfeS entrothen al
tonnen, unO 5tOar macbt er gelten6, baB Bic
Seotngun9 Der o~or9an8igen @inpiQisuna
beS 0berbaucommiiars unb Mapors nidt
auf Die ei9ens angefIbrten, Ionbern ouf Bic
nicbt ausOritfli6 crpdbnteu Grtebfr6fte Al.
, 1893-11-27
Stdoti1hes,
Diu thr 6elo retten.
Srau Sophie Sellows erhebt 2tnfIaeen ee9e1
PAUL Rothbart.

Sin Strett iiber bas 8eiibrecbt auf 6as
Dearborn" Wtiet6Sbaus an ber Dearborn
QlDenIe un6 @oetbeitraBe ioa ourtb baS
&retSgeribt epti6ieoen weroen, Sn elmer
beute etngeret6ten 6lage erDe5t Sophia
8euotps neri6iebene Qnflagen 9cgen saul
Gotbbart. sic erfldrt, baB berielbe itc
beipogen babe, in baS @ebGube ettpa $1,000
b~inein5ufteGen, uno ie befiircbtct, ouB ite
Dur6 bte Wanipulationen beS GerfLagten
tbr 9an5eS @elo Derltcren tperbe. Sic er>
lubt bas @eridt, 6errn Gothbart burcb
etnen GinbaItSbefebI su perbieten, iie in
ir9enb elmer Q8eile in Dem 8eitb bes Dear
borus@ ebdubes 81 it6ren.
6rau 8eIoipS begriinbct tbre &lage tpte
fol9t, SIM Nuguit, ais ite ii9 na4 elmer
guten Qlnlage fir ibr @elb umla6, utter
brettete Gotbbart tbr einen Gori6log. @r
iagte ibr, baB bas @eb6ube 473 Dearborn
Npenlte, aus Dem CT bur6 Germietbun9
bon @obnungcn an ~einaelne 6erren 1915
monatlib 3ieben fOnnte, ibm 9eb0re, unb
6aB ct oalielbe leibter permietbcn f0nnte,
tpenn eS ner mobIirt tperbe. Su Der Ser
ion bes y@etitlicben" 6enrD &eelep 8oDer
ftelte GDtbbart ibr aucb einen Wtetber bor.
Srau 8elonS itredte 6~araufbin 6errn
&otbbart $1,000 Dor. Sic ioute bafur bic
alten Wt0beL erbalten, ferner nurbe ausbc>
Dungen, baB GOtbbart ielbit einen Spell
beS Sauies benobncn ioae.
Oils Der Wtietbcontract ausgeferttgt mar,
bemerfte Srau 8eQoiDS, baB ais Wtiet9erin
Srou W1arie Miebmann in belnieIben gez
haunt mar, wprauf 9totDbart i9r erflGrte,
ct babe baS @ru1biti6 an Wtarie Wieb5
mann ~perfauft. Nls6ann unter3eibnete
Trau 8ellops mebrere 8apiere, bie ibr
Gotbbart b%orlegte, Dbne 81 ptlien nm mas
es itcb tbatiG3licb baRbele. SpGter mtocbte
ite Bic Gntoedun9, baB ie cine MobiLar>
bDpotbef uno aucb einen Ya9tcontratt unz
terSeidbnet bate. 9urcb bic 6Dpotbef 1ou
Bic Ba6tiumme fir Die 9anSe Yacbt3eit, i'm
8etrage BON $4,000 9eitbert ietn.
Srau 8elops bebauptet nun, baB Gotb>
bart tbre %l1nfenntniB nit @eic6GftSperz
bdltniiicn mtBbraucbte, oaB er 6aS @runb7
itiG ME an Wtarte Wei6mann D~erfauft
babe, unb boB ct BEN @ertb Der Wt0bel
boppelt 10 bod angab, olS bieielben tpirflt6
tpertb tparcn. Sic niinldbt, oaB oas Sc
ribt Die perl6iebenen Gontrafte, Bic iie in
t6rer 8ertrauenSieltgfett unterSetbnet bat,
fit ungiltig erfldre, unb baB Saul Gotbz
bart, Wtarie @iebmann unb 6cnrD &ceIeD
8oper porgelaoen peroen, I'M iiber Die oben
ertpGbnten Sransattionen NuStunft gu
9eben.
, 1893-11-27
: Die burcb einen obifuren 96iffsz

= Die burb einen Dbifuren S3tffss
fapitGn nacb getp Yorf gebrabtc gtacbri3t,
baB BET braiilianii6e &ebeq Sc OtelO anes
rtfaniiche untcrtbanen in ben 9tenit 6er
Sniurreftion preiie, miro bon Sem 6auz
Diniftii6en She'll Der ~3ettungspreile, ber
gar 3t gerne ieben m0dte, oaB bic Ser.
Staten ber %io9enannten bralilionti6en
Gepublif nit mebrcren &ri~e9sicbiffen Sur
9llfe tGmeu, obne pettereS fir erpiclen
angenommen un0 81 elmer groBen Sen>
latton aIfgcbaui6t. Ser Qt6miral DC
Wtello bat un5ipeifelbaft Diel bonn 0benz
teurer an itb hnb lift Elm riidit6tSloier
0ctpaltsmenl6. Man 9ebt aber cams
9epiB 9ebOrig febl, tpenn man i'm fir
bumm bdlt. Setn 9anScs Quftreten felt
benz Stur3e Bet Monarcbie, un6 inSbeion>
bere leit Dem Giidtritte bes erIten 8rGii>
bcnten Bet io9enannten 9tepublit, Sonieca,
Setgt beutli6, bnB ct nS1Iauber9er eriten
Gan9es lit. l1no ein ioLcber biitet it6
wpbI, pegen eini9er Oa1tees, Sic ieiner
Sadie per5peifelt ipenig niiben t0nnten,
nit ben Ser. Staten inStreit Su geratben.
ltniere Sngoz8 %olitifer f0nren LANCE boz
raul t~parten, bis Be Oteuo ibnen eiuen iolz
5en @efulIen tbut.
, 1893-11-27
1nfpeftor GoYne's 2lnfIase.
Or nil oen Stra6enamts.Glerf lppIeton an
Den praueer feLler.

2ufe GoOne be6auptet, 8etpeismaterial
gegen bte 2eitung bes StraBcnbepartez
mentS i'm Beitb 81 ba6en un6 mill balielbe
bent WfaDor Smtft i'm 9oufe ser am
Samitag begonnenen ltnteriuc6ung borz
legen. SnlpettOr Gopne iagt, Ser G9ef=
clert beS requirements, 9crcp Qtppleton,
babe nicbt bas Sntereiie Ser Stabt iorgfGlz
tig genu9 gepabrt. 9tppIeton itebe nit BEN
4laiter7 @ontrattpren auf freunoi6aft>
li6em TuBe unO lei bemii6t gctpcien, fit
Bic G%rncnnun9 bon bteien ~9efGutgen Snz
lpeftoren st ipirfen. NuBeroem iou
lppleton perl6iebcne StraBeninlpeftoren
an9epumpt uno cS unterlaIien babel1, feline
Gerphicbtunaen ptebcr 81 begletcbcn.
9urcb einen 8rief BON BENT StraBentn7
1peftpr Yrenbergait mill GoDne 3eigcn, baB
Qtppletpn ben WtiIipnGr OenrD Wfc0urren
bon BET Beitlette, einen Gerpanotcn 8ren>
~bergait's, nm 5000 a%nSuSapfen iucbte, un0
oaB Yrenoer9ait entlollen tpurbc, neil
Nppletpu bon Wtc@urren feline Nnttport
erbielt.
Den StraBeninipeftpr s.. S. 3immer
lou Nppleton arn IeBten 3abltage erlucbt
baben, ibm cine &iite Gtgarren 81 i6cnfen,
tpur6e aber BON bieiem a~b9eipieien. Nn6ere
Snlpeftoren ioaen G6nIibcn Nniinl1en oes
6errn 2lppletOn bereitpiuigit nacbgefom@
men 1etn.
3Wet an6ere Snipeftoren tperben ipabr>
i6etnlt9 ausla9en, baB Qppleton ite auf
Nimmeruteoer9eben ansepumpt bat. @e9en
0cr Supertntenbe1ten WcGartbD peri0n1
ltcb erbob Snlpeftor Gopne feine QtnibEl@
%OiBungen. @r piro a6er bar5utbun iucben,
baB 0crlelbe 9etpiiie Sacben iiberleben BAT,
bic er bate leDen lOuen. 90 ioll er einel;
bon Gopne tpe9cn BflicDtuernacbLdlii9un9
entlaiienen Snipeftor, Narnens S6omas
SelD, 8au5 rubig ipGter bel Oer l1eberipaz
cbung zines pt6tigen 8flaitcrcontrafteS an
Der g8eit WabiionitroBe belaiien baben,
Quf ciren 8eri6t GoDne'S, baB BEL Der
8laiterun9 Oer 9oomiSltraBe por bem
6aule ocS MaDors Swift itatt Der contraft4
li6 a~uSbe6ungenen abtS0ut9en Wfacabamz
i6icbt MIR eiue iOlcbe BON Z 3ou 9ife 9ez
legt narb, babe Superintenbet OlcGartDp
nicbtS 9etban.
9ieie uno d6nltcbc acknowledgement pirb
UtdDor Swift .beute ober Wtorgen unterz
fu1en.