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The evening world., 1893-11-02
EXPLOSION At sea-
City Of Alexandria Burned 10
tho Waters Edge.
All bit the Purser and Stewardess
Are Sac.
Tho Vessel Was Bouud from N,.
tnDZ,s TO Havana.

News was received mere % day that tn,
steamship city OF Alexandria. of the
New York and Cuba Mail Stcamshi
Company. was burned to the water
cltc off Cojimar yesterday mornu.
willie on her way from MatanZas
lhVana.
The steamship was a total loss.
lrr commander. Capt. *. A. lIofn
/ yho lives at 800 Lewis avenue, Brook
! md twenty-eight of her crew succe,
! h reaching Havana. A dcspatcl
James f.. Ward Il Co., OF ll3 Wall st
the New York agents. from the SCI
bthccr, William klcll. says that lie
Ial the rest OF tnr 5uips companyH
Icept the purSer, Il. Sowen, and 4
stewaruess. Mrs. carter, were siA
These two have not been accountedR
but 1t is hoped that they were icScu "A
The City of Alexandria was ftte1
carry eighty iirst-class passengers.
first despatch sent out stated that
lives were lost.
The steamship had no rasscngersN
board. She had been to Matanzas
discharge her cargo, ana was on
way back to Havana TO take on .le =
mainder of her cargo for New ork =
her complement of passengers.
The City of Alexandria carries
mail to cuba. She lett New York o.
2j at 3 Z. NJ. for Ilayana and Mat
EuS. Sle arrived IL 11uN dii't lhNt ~
zas. She was scheduled to sail frt
Havana to-day for New York.
The steamship City Of Alexandria
Son. of Chester, Pa, in 1879, for r. Al
andre & Sons. She was Of iron, h
three decks, and was OF 29ll tons gro,
register. Her length woS SOI feet; w,
She had six bu!kheads and was ha
brig rugged.
she Vas purchased by the New Yorl
and Cuba Mail Steamship, COMPANY y
oughly overhauled by the new owners.
She carried crew, of sixty meI
| Her officers were X. a. Hormar MAJ,
CAPTAIN; F. r. Buzz, first first otI,eer; RoWeI Wa
| purser; G. A. Poole, assistant purse
/ r. Linden. senior quartermaster; VII
/ lam Rosenguns, assistant uuarterma'
ter; j. w. Reed. boatswain; c. Erri.
son, carpenter; j. A. Godne. j. A.. POI
ter, cadets; j. Lynch. chief engineer
| i. a. Murray. first assistant engineer
q. McGee. second assistant engineer
J: b. Jennings. third assistant, engineer yyne
second steward; n. Clarkson, chief cook
Il. McCullen, second cook; NJ. Herer
baker, Mrs Garter, stewardess;, ,,so >,
longed in this vicinity: Purser 4: W
Bowen. New York; John Porter, Taur
ton, Mass: John y; Godin, brooklyn
NJ. cole, New OrHi /. y. Mt'IIty L III
adelphia: w. Foster. New York;
Clarkson. New York Thomas McCuller
New York: George II. Carey, Brooklyn
and Martin F. Ryder. The remainde
hailed from Germany, Sweden and Ire
land.
Commodore W. II. T. Hughes. at III
office of Ward &, Co., said that no at
vices had comic as to how the fire orig
mated.
The vessel had taken on n miscella
neous cargo, including 200 puncheons {
Santa Cruz and Jamaica rum, to be d,
livered at Havana. There was an e'
plosion at 4 O'clock Yesterday morninl
and the fire followed instantly. TT
flames spread rapidly through the shi
and YVES beyond control almost from II
beginning.
The crew took to the lifeboats. ant
as stated, were saved with the possib
exception of the purser and the stew
ardeSs.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
POLICEMAN YOUNG'S SUICIDE.
jealousy OF His Wife Appears to
Have Beer the Cause.

Coroner Creamer. OF Williamsburg,
has impanneled jury in the case Of
Policeman Edward Young. who COM
mitted suicide at his residence. 2C2 North
Sixth street, yesterday.
II seems that OF late Young has been
very jealous of his wife, the sister of
Policeman Mckee. OF the same station
lie made so many threats against her
life that she left him on Tuesday.
That night Young failed to show up at
G O'Clock roll. call. and charges were
preferred against him. He seemed low
spirited yesterday morning when told
that charges would be preferred and
went to his home In the afternoon.
As he failed to return, ROundSman
Pinkerton went to the house at s o'clock
last night. After breaking in the door
he found Young dead on the bed with n
bullet through his heart.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
REPUBLICANS TORE THE LETTER.
Brokers Object 70 Thanking Clevs-
land for Repeal.

This morning a letter congratulatlng
President Cleveland on the final pas
sage Of the Repeat bill. and thanking
him for his firm stand. was circulated
among the members Of the Stock Ex-
change Democratic Club
Alolt 80 signatures were obtained
and the .etter posted on the bulletin
board for more signatures.
The Republican members Of the FIX
change objected. saying that such n
pnhllc EXPRESSION was gttutional.
Under the leadership OF Broker T.. g.
Stcdman they destroyed IT,
Now signatures to n private letter OF
the Fam" nature, authorized by the
stock Exchange cleveland aul Steven
son club. are being oht tlnrl through
the efforts Of Broker Al. Iting
The evening world., 1893-11-02
READY TO ARRAlGN WEEKS.
No Time Will Be Lost IN Bringing
the EN- beZ8ler TO Court.

DlstrIct-Attorney Nicoll has made ar
rangements for the reception and arr
raignment OF Francis II. Weeks, the EN-
Rlca. Upon his arrival at noon to-mor-
row In Jersey city he will be brought
direct to this city and Immediately ar
raiEnel before Judge MARITIME, in Part l..
of the Court OF General Sessions.
The amount OF bail will then be fixed.
and ne viii plead to the Indictments
against him. MIR. NicOll has not vet de
urraignei.
He aiso said to-day that II Weeks were
to offer bail he would be released the
same as any other person charged with
a crime.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
DID sATOLLl SEND A MES5AGE7
DR.. smith Says Father Murphy Is to
Be Excommunicatec.

PATTERSON, y, j., Nov. 2,-Hev. Dr.
Smith made the statcmer. this morning
that he had received communication
from Mgr. Satolli. to the effect that un-
less Father Henry Murphy vacated tho
curates residence of St Ioseph's parish
which he mas occupied during the long
and bitter controversy, within four davs
that he CFathev Murphy would be cN-
communicated.
Father Murphy said he had received
no notification from Mgr, SatOlli, and
l!d not believe Father Smith hal either
The evening world., 1893-11-02
SHOT FOR HALLOWEEN PRAEKS.
Woodlawn Boy Had Two Wounds
to Be Healed

Policeman Gilmartin. of the High
Bridge station. yesterday found boy
AIMED Dalton, who lives at Woedlawn,
near the residence of Police-Sergt James
II. Cooper, with gunshot wounh In the
right thigh and right hand. Theinjuries
were slight.
Capt. Washburn haG the cas- investi-
gated and discovered that on halloween
a disturbance about the residences in
the neighborhood ana pulling down
fences.
Some Indignant citizen dycharged n
shotgun loaded with buckfot, at the
boys, and Young Dalton redved por--
tion of the charge. The perSn who fired
the shot Is unknown.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
EIGHTY-TWo, BUT A FIGHTER.
Orvills Gardner Assaulted Another
Inmate OF en Almshouse.

NEWARK. y. J.. Nov. .. - Orville
Gardner, who is we'll known as a prize
fighter and local preacher, Is now
locked up in this city on charge Of
assnulting Henry Schunger an inmate
OF the almshOuSe.
Gardner. who Is eighty-two years Of
age, has for some time been an inmate
quarrel over a trivial matter, when
Gardner, who Is still active for n man
of his age attacked SchunGcr and Sc
ycrcly beat him with his fists.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
CASTILLO IS DELAYED
Steamer Bearing Brazips Agent
Fouled a Buoy in the Channel.
The Vessel Forced to Pit Back TOR
Repairs to Her Propeller.
Prospects for q Naval Battle OF
Sandy Hook.

Antonio A. de Castillo. Consul-Gen-
eral from Brazil to New York. who left
for Pernambuco yesterday, presumably
on an important mission with regard t'
the formation Of a navy for president
Peixotos Government. will be deiaNe'
one day, or possibly more. by an ac'
cident to the steamer Wordsworth.
The Wordsworth. as stated In Th'
Evening World" yesterday. left hei
dock in Brooklyn at $50 yesterday Will
Castillo and twelve other passengers OF
board.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
BROKE Mr.. NlCHOLS'S RIBS.
Collision Between Carriages Possibly
Due to Reckless Driving.

Thomas Mich 1ls. proprietor OF the hat
factory at Franklin, y. j., Is reported
TO he in a critical condition at the home
o. his son, on Nutley Terrace. The old
gentleman has several ribs fractured and
Is otherwise bruised.
While returning to his home Sunday
evening from a drive with his wife. his
carriage was run into by a buggy, I'm
which were Joseph Searles and CHARLES
Nl.r~tel.
HOth carriages were smashed nnl the
occupants thrown into the road. All es-
capped unhurt except Mr.. Nichols. AS
the road Is wide enough to permit OF
both vehicles passing abreast with
room to spare, 1t IS supposed that rcCk-
leSs driving is mainly responsible for the
accident.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Keeper at Ellis Island Pen Made
Trouble for Himself

Assistant Commissioner of Immigra-
tion McSweeny will hold hearing on
the charges of Edgar G. Won Medem. a
reporter for the Staats Xeitung. against
Thomas Flynn, son OF Alderman so
ger Flynn.
Flynn Is an attendant at the pen on
Ellis Island, where immigrants are i'm
prsoned until Il contract labor case can
be worked up against them.
Won Modem entered the pen with a
with much foul language, ordered the
reporter out Won Medem, who is Il
Russian Baron, resented the insult,
whercupOn Flynn assaulted hiEl.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
ACCUSED BY A WOMAN.
Mary Specimen Says J,mes Stewart
Tried TO KissH Her.

James Stewart, n welthy carpenter
residing with his wife and family on
Sunnysde avenue. Brooklyn. was ar
raigned IN the Gates Avenue Police
Court this morning Oh charge pre-
ferrei by n woman who called herself
Mrs. Mary Speckuer.
work at Stewards reiidence yesterday.
during the absence Of his family, he
embraced and attempted to kiss her;
She says she then lef' the house anu
secured warrant for ais arrest.
Stewart was accompanied by his wife
and a daughter whei he appeared In
court to-day and fnied the charge.
The case vas adjoupeu.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Trespasser srruck by a Train.

J1Hn McCormr X. thlry-hye yclra od n. EOs
Alr'pal sweet. brooklyn, attempted 10 cross the
Long Island Railroad tracks oa Atlantic avenue
at carlton avenue early this morning The
sa'"m1n Michael C1-en. ordered him 10 20
back as uain vas approaching lie refused
and '1sl"n ir'l ~ enforce his order. The men
Siruggl"d, nnl IN" train struck them Both men
were 'hroNu against th' gateman's house. Meteor
mick sustained fractures of the left leg and two
ribs Casrn was uninlurei.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
THE FIRE ON THE STRATHDON.
Subdued After Badly Damaging Ship
and Cargo.

SI'EZ. Nov. 1.-The fire on board the
British steamer Strathdon, Capt. War
Ing, from Yokohama via Batavia. pre-
sumably for New York. has been eX-,
tinguishel. :
Her decks and Sides from the fore
mast aft to the enginc-room are badly
damaged. The cargo in No. hold Is
destroyed, but IL is believed that the
cargo in the other holds Is not damaged.
The cngine-room IS tull of water.
The fire broke out when the steamer,
was In kilomctre No. II of the Suez
Canal.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
FISHEL PLEAS NOT GUILTY.
Brought from B,stor, Charged with
the Larcey Q. $4,000.

Isaac s. Fishe who, as told in 1.-THE
Evening World was arrested In Bos.
ton, charged With the larceny of $1,000
from L. G. I.nde & Co., OF Beach and
Varick streets was brought to the Dis
trlct- -Attorne,s office to-day from Boston
by Detective James Trainer.
He plealea not guilty to the indlct.
ment later before Judge MARITIME. In
Part /. of the General Sessions. Bal
was fixed 4: 5000. which Wa furnished
by Willlm Marks. OF III Bleeckel
street
The evening world., 1893-11-02
IHELD UP BY HlGHWAYMEN.
A New Jersey Farmer Robbed Near
Stanton Station.

FLEMINGTON, N. j., Nov o-Eei-
lard HawEer, 2 prominent farmer of
Lebanon, while on his way from Snn-
ton station last night was stopped by
hiRhwaymen. one man held the horses
Will" another, at the point OF a PISTOL
robbed NawEer Of his money.
This Is the second robbery tha. has
occurred at the same place within two
weeks. There is no clue to the hinway-
The evening world., 1893-11-02
INSULTED TITLED REPORTER.

The men who assaulted the policeman
are alleged to be friends of Cora.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
SCHEUER HANGED HIMSELF.
HIS Body Was Found Swinging from
Clothes Pole.

Frederick scheuer. forty-three years
old, OF G34 East Sixteenth street. COM
mitted suicide about o'clock this morn
ing. His body was found hanging from
clothes pole in the rear yard at his
home.
SCheuer was "A driver for Weber, the
proprietor Of a brick and stone yard on
the east side Four or five weeks ago
h" quarrellcd with his employer about
two days pay, which he claimed was
due him. lie quit work. II Is supposed
that Dependency caused him to XIII
himself
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Fight on a Tu9boat.

Follceu'n Stevenson. OF the Atlantic DOcI,
Squad rooklyn. was patrolIIng his post the
Commercial Wharf at 10 O'Clock this morning.
when J. heard cries Of murder coming from the
tuEboa Florence that tied up at the
o, tf pier. Stevenson summoned the police
boat Judge Mnore When the boat arrived the
crew found about a dozen men engaged In free
Rghi They jumped aboard the tug and arreste!
sewn The captain Of the tugboat said that
noe Of the men belonged 70 the crew.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
LANCET IN THE EXCHANGES.
Brokers Feel the sting-A Case of
SMALLPOX.

-Four physicians Of the Heath Board
Will visit the Cotton and coffee Ex-
changes this afternoon ana vaccinate
the brokers and employees
Albert GrusdeCk. twenty-three years
old. was found sick WITH smallpox
this morning at "a Henry street and was
removed to North Broth9 Island.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Local News ir Prize,

Tho condition n Agnes Slrh0l. 'wcntv-thrce
ycrrs oll whr i0oh dose n laudlnur, and then
at -mrtc! to sgEloate herself With Illuminating
rn ~ 11' EHst Twelfth street was reported tn.
proved at Bellevue Hospital to-day The woman
has made -. bia'"u"ut
Fire on N" third lo.r a. three story building
At - CEDAR street, occupied ns a restaurant by
Blank 4 Co. dll $40 damage this morning.
George Emrirk eighteen years old. u III Chrys.
tie street, driver ot a United States natl wagon
fell from his wagon at Prince street and broadway
today and sustained severe bruises OF the body
lie SsJ attended aud lCr fer home.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Skeleton o, a Boy Found.

ALBANY %0v Two boys found IN the
bushes at ~ Al island. ,hc sa"l,'un Of 4 L,y. The
Coroner will h,l- A. Investigation.
The evening world., 1893-11-02

At 5.45 she ran over the black buoy In
the main ship channel and fouled her
propeller.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Weather Forecast.

forecast for thrty,sN hours ending az r. Il.
Friday: Fair to-day ami m Friday. slightly
w1rmcr to-day and much colder du,.~. FRIDAY
nsni gouth. changing 10 northwest Winds on
Friday,
Tle following record shows no ,hangcr in tho
temperature during the U1rHmE hours as inl.-
a'"d Pos tho thermometer di Perry IS pharaa,y.
a. " ~ G 4. M....il9 \. MI; - II 20
The evening world., 1893-11-02
81. Paul's First snow OF the Season.

ST. PAUL MINI. Nov ?-Ths nrSt tnow o.
the season fell this morning. lasting about an
lOu.. with thS Thermometer at freeing point
, 1893-08-02

M6onnirt auf baS 9(6enbblatt Ser SQinoiS
Steatse 3cttun9. 8rets l Sent per Summer,
6 @ents per Wohe.
, 1893-08-02
Gin perfebltes Oafein.
1l1arie Strau6 madt ihrem Seben our4 Nor:
phtum ein Gnoe.

@or ungefGbr bier Sabren fam Marie
StrauB aus 2afaDette, SnO., mo- iDre Glterr
in 9utcn 8%erb6ltntiicn Icbter1, racb Chicago
unb er9ab itc9 bier balls cinem lteOerli6en
2ebcnSwanbel. Sbre Wtutter tpuroe aus
&ummer liber oos 8etragen tbrer Socbtcr
%irritnnig; Der Gater perlOr burcb cine Spe7
tuIation ietn 9an5es Germ09en unO 10
muBte Morie einen She'll oer Soften oufz
brin9en, Inn bic Wtutter tins Srrenba1s
brin9en Su f0nnen. Gor ei1em Sabre be-
ibloB III Marie, Die iicb Oem Wfcrp6tume
genriie ergcben bate, i6rc 2ebenSneile 81
dnOert unO ite 9in9 nacb 9mi90t I'M BORT
cine Sur Ourb5umacben. Qls ite bon BORT
8uriidfebrte, bc9ann ie iofOrt I'M Grnit
na4 elmer 8el9dftigung 81 iucben, fan6
iebocb feine uno lpar balb in bitterer NOtb,
Sn ibrer Ger5peiflung grill iie tDieoer sum-
Morpbium unb geitern 2lbe1o nabm lte in
Ser Nirt9lcbaft go. 20 Glarf StraBe elmo
10 9rOBe 9oitS, boB ite MACH pentgen Wtt>
nuten auf einem Stlble pcribte0.
, 1893-08-02
Oas internationaIe preisfdieBen

inn S8iiBenparf nobe &eniington e~rfreute
1tb am Sonntog uno Wontag Sa6Grcider
8etbetli9ung. Die Columbia 8reiSme6atue
erbielten Die folgepbcn S9iiben:
u. S. 8anouien, @inona, Wtinn.; g.
8. 8anbuien, Winona, Winn.; s. q.
So6niOn, Gl9tn, ST.. Sobn Sacob Seener,
Stanforo, &D.; 6erm. Qrn1bruitcr, Qnn
Nrbor, Wficb.; s.. 90. Yope, 6artforo,
Gonn.; Sans @9li, 0tiincben, Saiern, 6rib
Jtetbenbacb, WcStennD, 8D.; 9tobert 6en>
bri3S, G6icago; Wnt. Stt, Chicago.
.9eS i%tarfen g8in0e5 ipcgen tpuroen am
Wicntag picle S6ieBfarten nidbt DoIen0et.
Sol9enbe Scores iin6 81 p~er5eidbncn:
Golumbta a: Sans GgIi, Otituc6en,
81; s. SacOb Seelper, So; 6erm. 2lrm>
brltiter, 52.
&0ni9sf6et6en: Sans Gglt, pol;
$. SO. gope, 206; S. S. Seeiper, ia; s..
armbruiter 178.
StonDar6: s. 81. Scope, 45; s..
Nrmbruiter, 43; S, S, Scetper, 80; 8. g.
9ela6untD, 81.
@oIfsi3ctbe: s, 90. Scope, 20;
q. s.. Ganbuien, IS; s.. QlrmbruIter, So;
s.. s.. Seener, 81, Sans Gglt, SO; s. g.
0clabuntp, 81; rlaic6 9or9er, GapGor,
8o., %.
Manni3etbe: 6r6. SnseriOu, 80;
$. Nrmbruiter, 80; $. so. 8ope, So;
S. S. Sectpcr, Is; g. 9eGabuntp, 80.
&e9ri9etbe: g. &. Sbmtbt,
Chicago, IS Ta6nen unO 10 S9iiie; s..
Nrmbruitcr, Nnn Qlrbor, 16; Sobn s..
16; Sans @glt, Wtiin6el1, 10.
6ortieBung beS S6ieBcns am nG4iten
SOnnta9 nnb Montag, Ben 6. unO Z.
2luguit.
, 1893-08-02
Dom Qrbeitsmarft.

G5 Durfte NIT Siberhcit e~riDartet tperoen,
Dab tnfolge Der olgemetnen @cl0flemme
cine 6erab1eBun9 Der QlrbeitSl0bne in ben
metiten @eic6dftSStpeigeu nidbt lange auf
it0 iparten lalien iperoe. 9oB aber Die
@ticnbabnel1 IN erIter Ectbe Sl elmer iolcbcn
OtaBrcgel 9reifen tpiiroen, bQtte man Icbon
oesbalb llttt 9lauben ioIen, neil Oteielben
0urc6 Die Weltaus1tcuung 0ocb argcnblid7
lt6 3ter1ltcb glGnSen6e GelcbGfte maCben e.
9cnnob lit Otcs Der SAT-. Die Chicago,
O}tlipattce & st. Yaul un0 Die @aItern
SltnotS Gtlenba5n baben eitc 8erfiigunQ
erlal1cn, tpD10cb etn allgcmeiner &pDnob3u9
bon 10 8rO5ent beDOritebt. 9ic 8ertrcter
Der Gtlenbabnen iagcn, baB bic Q(bnQ6ne
6cS SracbtDerfebrS bic MtaBre9el be0inqe,
nno eS lit an5unebmcn, baB Die qn6eren
8abnen Sem 8e9e6enen 8eiipicl folgen
iperDen.
9tiDt nit ltnretbt tptr6 BEN Gtienbabnen
der Sor>purt genlacbt, 0aB iie 0urc6 Die
9Set9erun9, Die photographic 3u cr1itGBtz
gen, itb ielbit unb Die 0elto15iteQunq
i9Gotgten.
S9a0ren 9rbeit5loier fommen nob im>
mer aus Dem Q8citen unD Derme6rer Bic
3a9l Oerient8en, melcbe 8eic6GftiGung
iucben. 9iejenigen Qnf0mmltl1ge, tpclcbe
@ciperfibaften an9eb0ren, iperOcn inter
1tltBt, Die onoeren m~iIlien ie6cn, tpte Tie
Dur9fommen. Gielc Daltcn iib nltr eini9e
Sage olf, nm it6 bonn auf's 3ano at BE-
9cben uno Bic Tarmer UNI 2(rbeit an5uz
iprecbel1.
Sic ~2(uftpdrtcr I'M 2(u6ttorium 6otel
lteItten 9cltern tbrc 8ei6dfttgunq Elm, neil
TIRE HoDne bon $45 monatlic6 ouf $50
bcrabgeminOert moroen noren.
, 1893-08-02
unerb0rte SredPeit.
Drei Kerle ortn9en in cine Office, binoen
5wei Ddd2ter uno itehlen Damn cine ero6e
1lane 6eloes aus Dem GeIofdranf.

Sin iiberaus freezer Gtnbrub tpuroe
geitern Nben6 in Ser Office Ser vGbicago
g%tetpSpaper Union, go. SO ,Sefferion1tr.,
periibt. @eget Z l1br o~rongen Dret &erle
in Die Sfice uno %be9annen BEN @el0lcbranf
Hlf3ubreben; ite muroen in ibrer Q(rbeit
burcb BEN Gintritt BON Scrip Courtney,
etnen .g8GGbter ber v!6ammono Yrotectipe
gatroI 2lgencD", 9eit0rt, BET feline erite
Guroe bate 1nacben tpolen. Die &erle
ichlugen ben gSGcbter nieoer, ban6en tbm
6Gn0e uno TlBe 5uiammen uno pG6re10
Der cine nit %ge1panntem Gepolper Courtney
betpa6te, gin9en Bic beiben Nnoeren rubtg
tpie0cr an tbr QSerf. sic tparen chen inn
8egriff, bic Iebte Sbiir 6eS @clOi6raufs gu
Offner, ais Elm 5~tpeiter Wacbter, gtamens
8. 9. 0rtScoQ, bereinfam. 2ucb CT ipur6c
obne Metteres nieoergeipOrfen, "9efciielt ulo
NIT ieinem GoIegen betpacbt. gtad6em
bann Die 9iebe in ouer 9tube ben @el6>
idrant burcbiu9t, bemleIben 800 in
baarem @cl0e un0 Wertbpaptere gum Sc
TRACE bon ST., 900 bis $4,000 entnommcn
botten, perlteBen ite bte office, marntcn
aber nocb Die beioen 9ebunoenen gSGcbtcr,
tetne 6iilferufe ous5uitoBcn. gtacb Ser
louf BON 3met StunOen er1t gclang eS
bicien, iib i6rer Scieln gu entlebigen unO
nun muroe Ser YoIiSei NnSeige gcmacbt.
8ts icBt bat man aber feinc Spur bon ben
9teben 9efunOen.
, 1893-08-02
&tnooln parf Concert.

Sir baS S%reiconcert, mel6cs beute Mben6
I'M 7 llbr 30 Wftn. i'm 9tncoln Garf be-
gtnnt, puroe Oas iolgen0e 8rogramm auf7
, 1893-08-02
Stretfenoe $apl6noer.

Die 8etpobncr be8 0~aplGnbtic6cn DorfeS
an Der WttOtpa0 Ylaiiance gingen 9eitern
on etnen Stretf, 3u benz Sic &eitgnotion
Gmtl @mer'S, DeS Gtceprdiioenten Der Sc
ieuibaft, Den 9nloB CAB. Sic IieBen iicb
o6er gum grDBten She'll tpicDer iibcrreocn,
SIT bletben. g8te es ic6etnt, iinb Die g}orbz
lan6er nit Dem 8rdlioenten Der @cleuz
l9aft, @opt, @onep, nicbt ionOerIicb 3uz
frtc0en.
, 1893-08-02
Shaoenfeuer.
Gin 9uttergeiddft in G~1gIepooO abocbratnt.

Sn Der Sutter6an6lung bon 81. @alt6er,
6427 Nentportb 2lDc. brocb qeitern Qlbcn0
Seuer aus, 6aS obne 0as mirfiame Sim
gretten Der 8e>teripebr icbltmme 9imenz
1toren arge1ommen haben tpiir6e. 8tnncn
eInt9en Wttnuten itanO Der gauge 6utterz
laoen IN bellcn Tlammen un0 0a bos Sc
b6ubc auf allen Seiten bon 6olsbGulern
um9eben lit, 10 tpurbe Elm Bill Qlarm elm
8ela1Ot; Grit bonn 9eGan9 es Der 6eucrz
lpebr etnem llmiicb8reifen Der 6lammen
gtnbaIt 81 tbun. 0teben benz 2Q0cn, muir
ourcb cine bitnne 6ol5pano getrennt, be-
tanO 1tb Der @ferOeitau, in Dem feds
Gferoe l%tanoen; Die Gbiere purben iebob
BON einsm goli8iiten bcrousge6olt, e6e ber
Stal tn 6lommcn a~uf9tn9. 6err Waltber
l9dbt letnen &erluit ouf 81, 900, Dem o6er
$4,000 Serii6erung 9egeniiberiteben .
Wfcbrerc 6racbtDagen Der yS1piit 8oftno
o." Die unmittelbor btnter benz bremen
Den 0eballoe alf BEN S9ienen Ser God
Sslal!o 8a5n i%ta11Oen, tpur6en gum 8etraae
BON $500 bei9a6igt.
, 1893-08-02

Der Bidder George S'9oo murbe
Delte Den 9ttcbter Softer untcr Ser Qnflqoe
norgcfuDrt, Elm profciitoneuer GqIcbenbieb
81 letn. ST macbtc 3u ieiner 8ertbeioiouno
gelteno, boB er in ben beiBcn CONNER
monater rtcbt arbciten birfc, oa er baourcb
1etlle @eluno3ett ibaOt8e, Soap, tpelcber
%9tfenbor gu ben &eutcn geb0rt, bic I'M
Sommer S9nee ibaufeln un6 inn gGintcr
IN Die 9euernte 9e3en m0c6tcn, mur0e nab
Der 8ribepel 9eianot.
, 1893-08-02

- 6err 2ouiS sud- Oerbeiratbete lib sez
tern nit SRI. gaula &eif. 9ieielbe mar
iett ldn9erer 3eit cine Sreun6in bon 6crrn
6ud's Soebtern. Son @eburt lit iie cine
Staltenertn.
, 1893-08-02

9bonnirt auf 0aS Nben6bIatt ser Suinois
Stats 3ettung Yrcis l Sent.
, 1893-08-02

Die 2(benb> ~2tusgabe Der Suinois StaatS>
3eitung iinbet iiberaQ sic freunOlicbite Qlufz
uobme. BreiS 1Gent per 9tummer, 6 @ents
per @Gbe.
, 1893-08-02
Ods oeut1be Oorf.

6cute Nbeno ftn6et I'M -. O." 9roBe
Wtlitdriibc Jtacbt itatt. Sin OorSii9li6es
9ro8ramm, ibneiOigc Muiif, Der ib0ne
@artcn, bic guten Speiicn unb @ctrdnfe
lpcrOcu ntcbt Oericblen, Gin sablrcicbcS Sub
lifum mach Der pciBcn Staot uno in baS
beuti1c 9Orf 81 Iofcn,
Wi tt IN o 1 NDcno:
@roBeS miIit6rti9eS 8rogramm.