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Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26
Dalawarian.

Judge william P Lord who i, IS orsaan eSs ns,
PaOi1es !. ns1awaraan by birth. His 0oyhood hood
was spent at Camden. he = s'tb' ,bs First m Della
Saoss ~.rs calvary during the war He He wa, wa,
~ ,ss Pacific slope He has several time,
been elected judge of 'ne
OF oregon.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26
s. NJ. Reyn olds & Co.

FoR CHILDREN-Beautiful India Linen, 8,
u. 10, IS, 20 and 25c. yard.
EEefbreideries EEe at s. g. s and 1Oc yard.
Russet Shoes and Oxfords.
Black Shoes, latest shapes.
Black Hose. 10, 13 and 25c. pair.
White Handkerchiefs, 5, 8 and 1Oc.
Ribbons in Gros Grain, Satin Morie. All
colors and widths.
Everything to make the little ones look
neat and stylish
S. NJ. REYNOLDS & Co.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26
Beaston farm near Mt. Pleas

BeaStOn 1arm near M I. fleaSdnt.
The New York Weekly Tribune and
the TRANSCRIPT for a year, for only one dol
lar. Send your subscription at once.
WALL BRUsHEs-We always lead them
all in Wall Brushes, for variety excellence
of quality and low prices G. L. HUK1LL.
We call attention to the advertisement
of farms and other desirable property in
Kent County Maryland, in this issue of the
TRANSCRIPT.
-SPEcIAL:-Riding saddles for harvest.
Leather Nets, Lap Spreads. The best Hand
Made harness in the market for the money.
Wholesale and retail. Call and see,
At J. C. PARKER.
-JUsT RECEIvED.-A carload Of Ice and
are now prepared to furnish Ice Cream in
large or small quantities at lowest market
price. J. A. Harmon, Townsend, Del.
An opportunity is offered to purchase
an upright piano i'll good order, cheap.
A sol ii fine family driving horse and surrey
Consult the advertisement on another page.
On exhibition fol- n few days only
fwo sets Of fine track harness made for
Or. McCoy's famous track use. tome and
see them, as they ale the finest and the
best harness ever made in middietown.
J. G. PARKER,
Ii Main street Middletown, Del.
MILLINERY A revelation of 'the cor
rect in stylish head wear. We have the
newest of the new, and you viii be apt to
say we have outstepped even our pro-
gressive past Call and examine.
Mrs A. NJ. MCKEE.
Mrs. B. o. Payne had her summer
opening Of millinery this week. Her win
dow is very attractive with lace hats, null
hats and fine braids, and every thing pref
ty in summer fancies. Read her ad. in
another column.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26
POLITICAL NOTES.
Echoes From the Press and other |
Party Pithy.

Party P1thy.
In recent address before the sons of Del
aware, in Philadelphia, Mr.. B. B. Comegys
of that city said: In my time Delaware has
furnished three Secretaries of State, one
Secretary of the Treasury and one Attor-
ney General and say toyou what am
sure you will all heartily concur in, that
no State as ever been better represented in
the United States Senate than our own
little State of Delaware"
HARD ON CONGRESS.
Says the Lancaster Labor Leader:
Last Saturday sixteen Laplanders were
landed in New York. The United States
government will send them to Alaska to
teach the natives the use of reindeer.
"This shows that the government has
considerable regard for the Alaskans. We
hope the same consideration will be shown
in the inhabitants of the rest of the country.
Congress has been in session for more
than nine months. 1t has shown total
lack of knowledge of the necessities ofthe
country. The longer itstays in this session
the worse the situation becomes.
"Let agents be sent out to any distant
land, Africa, Asia. Lapland or anywhere
else. Let these agents make contracts with
the most ignorant natives they can find.
Pay off the mob ofwalking delegates of the
sugar trust, the Whisky Trust, the rail-
roads and install the imported savages
in the seats vacated. Give the new occu-
pants few days time and they will do the
country more good than the present Con-
gress has done in they past nine months.
From the Boston Globe.
The number of voters who think that
United States Senate itself is solely respon-
sible for this increase.
CANAAN IN SIGHT.
Senator German says that his tariff bill
will take thecountry out of the wilderness
and honey, as well as sugar, in the bill for
somebody, but the people will not get
much of it. The monopolies and trusts seem
to have mortgage on the promised land,
and Mr.. Germans bill only takes the peo-
pie near enough to make their mouth
water. Jordan still rolls between, though
we might imagine from the enthusiastic
Language in which he describes this mod
ern political Canaan that our Maryland
Moses. unlike his Hebrew prototype, had
been permitted to cross over and enjoy the
sweets of this attractive region.-Balti-
more Sun.
An esteemed correspondent in Hatboro
writes to ask; who is the power behind
the throne in the Senate, Gray, Villas or
Voorhess2" Neither, Mr.. Havemeyer, of
the Sugar Trust, is filling the job perman-
emily, according to late advises.-Philadel-
phiG Press.
These fishing and cunning trips ofMr.
Cleveland would be productive ofinfnite
benefit TO the county if he would only take
his Democratic Congressional majority
| with him and leave the rest of the nation
to shift for itself in the interim.-Phila-
| detphtd Fress.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

Base ball is healthful and interesting
game, unattended by the dangers of foot
ball, and should be encouraged. even if it
serves no higher purpose than to Danish
dull care' that sets so heavily on country
villages. "All work and no play makes
Jack dull boy.-CentreUille Observer.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26
unc,aimad I,atta,.s.

Following is the list of unclaimed letters
remaining in the post office which
can be had by saying they are advertised;
Miss Francis Burton, Geo. W. Benson, Miss
jamie Henry, W. s. Jones Jonans Simons.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

The Townsend team was defeated at
Smyrna last Friuay by score of II to 10.
The game was called in the Sth inning on
account of rain. The batteries were, Smyr-
ma; Stevens brothers, Townsend; Davis
Barber and Lattomus. The return game
was scheduled at Townsend for last We'd
nesday but was prevented by rain.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26
FLOOD GATES
OPEN
THE COUNTRY .DELUGED WITH
A NINE DAYS DOWN POUR.
THE BLACKBERRY STORM
City, Chesapeake City and Port
Penn Flooded but no Great Loss
Sustained.
e v T. r. have W!

V E R have we
known such a
heavy rain fall in
the month of May.
For nine days the
flood gates of heav-
en- were open, and
rain came in tor
rents, with scarcely
an hours cessation.
The damage to
growing Gro ps S
while preat is
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

The county roads in every section of
Cecil county are badly washed and numer-
Gus small bridges have been carried away
The damage to crops is great. Whole fields
have been entirely submerged in the low
land regions.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

The Dover base ball club passed through
here this morning on the 1925 train Ell
route for New Castle. where they will cross
bats with the strong C. A. C. team this
afternoon.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

Chicago and other western cities the
most damage was done by the wind On
lake NJ ichigan the damage to shipping
and loss of life was terrible
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

The Y. NJ. C. A, of Wilmington, will
play Linwood to-day at Linwood. Vic
Willis the ex-Delaware College pitcher will
be in the box for the Y. M. C. A.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

Navigation through the Chesapeake and
Delaware canal was Temporarily suspended
on account of its being necessary to open
all the safety gates to prevent the breaking
of its banks, which would have proved dis
astrous to life and property in the imme-
diate vicinity The flood gates were to-
tally inadequate for the purpose. Grave
fears were entertained for the safety OF the
the lives and property in the lowland bor-
dering on the canal.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26
THE NATIONAL MAN IA

The Game as Seen by the "Cranks'
in Delaware-Race Meeting-Other
Sporting News.
The Delaware College team, after losing
2 out offs games played this year, have dis
banded. Cause; no money in the Treasury.
The "Shooflys," of Townsend, play the
Levels School House boys at the latter's
annual shad bake and picnic today. Nay
lor and Wells will fill the points for Town
send
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26
Race Programme.

The following racing programme has
been adopted by the Cecil County Agricul-
tural Society for the exhibition of 1884,
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

The NJ. A. A. base ball team will play
the Thomas Corner nine on Decoration
Day, May 30th. As both teams are excep-
tionally strong, close and exciting con-
test can be looked for. Game called at
2 o'clock D. M
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

One of the best games this season was wit
messed Saturday at Church Hill between
the Chestertown and Church Hill second
mines. Very little slugging on either side
Score to in favor of Chestertown.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

Some of the lower parts of Baltimore
were flooded by the tide on Sunday ana
damage is reported from many points
along the Potomac. A heavy land slide
took place on the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal and large quantities OF slate and
earth fill the canal. Few sections escaped
With os little damage as the peninsula.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

By the wreck of the mammoth Williams
port Pa, boom $50, ,OO0, 900 feet Of logs, worth
Sl0O, 900 were released, and went rolling
and tumbliug down the stream toward
Harrisburg. As it passed the four bridges
below the city the logs crashed and banged
against the piers with roar that could be
heard for miles.
Many of these logs were captured at Port
Denosit and Havre de Grace by the citizens
who procured $1,000 or more, upon which a
salvage of Is cents per log is allowed.
The law Of Maryland provides that all
persons claiming logs cast by wind or tide
upon the shores of Chesapeake Bay and
tributaries are prohibited from removing
the same without paying twenty-five cents
each therefor to the owner of the shore.
Some of the farmers and fishermen made
a good sum out Of the 1889 flood, and were
on the lookout for another windfall this
time. 1t is said s4 900 or $4,000 was made
on the logs at Port Deposit this week.
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26
BRIEFS.

-Granulate sugar at Al cts. at Mrs. A. S.
Adams.
The Light and Water Commission offer
new rates for lamps. See their ad. on
another page,
-FoR SALE.-Thres thousand tomato
plants at 81 per thousand. Apply to
STROUD BROTHERS,
Middletown transcript., 1894-05-26

The condition of the Susquehanna river
is such now that there is no further ap-
Drahension of damage from it. The drift
of logs is done passing. In Swan creek,
five miles south of Havre-de Grace about
80 900 logs are jammed, and along the
narrows at spesutia Island several thousand
more have been saved and great many at
the Battery Island, below Havre-de-Grace
in the mouth of the Susvuehanna. These
would make the total probably 100000.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
Stdoti1be5.
Rleine Uahribten.

- Sobn 9armon, pelber in go. 228 g.
Mater StraBe ein GDmmifion8qeI6Gft be-
tretDt, DermiBt felt geftern 1einen 26iG6rtger
@o6n QQen un0 auBerbem $145O. Die 8p=
li3ei DurDe 6ena6ri4tigt,
- @efuno6eitscommtfdr Dr. Gepnolb8
BAT cine Interi u0ung0er fanitdren 8erbGltz
nti1e Der 70genannten Observation-Disclosures
ongeoronet, BON benen IN G9cago iber 800
IN 8etrieb iinb,
- NntOnto Sparbero, Der Staliener, mel
der fetnen 2an0smann SSo6n 8Qqltnq6i
erf4OB, BON Der Goroner8iurD aber fretQez
lohen Durbe, muB fin jeBt oenno9 fir Bic
Shat berantporten, ba Die @rdn0iurD i'm
geitern in @nfldge5uitanb perfeBte,
- Inter $500 8iirgf 9of It Dertpie5 Rt6ter
Doyle 6eute frib G6arle8 8eter1en an Das
Grtminalgeri@t, 0erfelbe foU BET SFrau
W}arD W}erten, 458 @ef GonDolpb1traBe
einge6r04en Gein unb G1mudfa1en in
Wert4e bon $25 ge1toblen 6aber,
Ser n~euerndnnte Ober6aucommi7Gr
Y}cGart6p I~ei7tete geitern g}a4mittag Teinen
Nmt8eib unb trat Tein reue5 Mmt an. Sc
b6ubecommtfGr Mnbrep5 iibernd6m beretts
qegen Wttttdg Die NmtSge14dfte bon Yetnem
8orgGnger @t{enbra6t. 0err W(cgQrt6D
lteB Ii6 6eute 8ormtttag bon 9iilf8obebauz
commiIfdr MDDbp in Die @e6etmniFe Der
Ant5fii6rung oe5 Ober6aucommifartatS
einipei6en.
- Mler Reiborn, Elm 9eQner in Dem So
fal go, 407 Glart @traBe, gertetb geitern
NbenD nit einem Nnitret6er @amen5 8. g.
SuGtbon in G5trett. @r 3og einen &eDoIper
unb feuerte auf 1etnen Miberfa9er, bod
traf er nt4t bie7en, ionbern Die anpe1enbe
gtoia G4plte pon No. 1874 Goitum 6oufe
Blace. Die in ben re6ten S9enfel etnqe=
brungene &ugel murbe i'm GDuntp6o1pital
b~erauSge3ogen, gteiborn 1T in 0aft,
- Ote Mitglteber be5 TtabrGt6li9en @pez
3iulcomite5 fir bic 9el%eifeer90bung begoben
1i9 geItern no9 benz @ebiet btnau5, in mel
6em Die Nprthpeftern@ 8a6ngefe0i6 daft
3niI9en Der Sacramento Npe. unb %. 40.
GtraBe nit Der @rb0bung ibrer @eleiie
porgeben nil. Oie 9erren mo9ten ben Nu8z
flug, UNI ii9 perf0nlib gu iiber3eugen, in
DieDeit ie Die ibnen porliegenbe Orbinan3
Der @eleiieer106ung Der NortbneIternbabn
qut6eiBen t0nnen. Mte es I0eint, 5inb bic
Mtt9lteber oes @omites 81 Der Mnft9t ge@
langt, odb bic @0ffnung Der Mlbanp g(De.
Ii9 aus te9nii6en Griinoen ntbt empfeblen
Diir0e.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
An9ebIihe 5dIfduno.
!. 0uberY mi6brau9t oen Uamen ieines
Sdwieeerpaters, oe5 Oberbunoess
ri6ters fuller.

9trt6ur Greene, Elm 8ub6alter int
EooferD= @ebGube, nabm 9e1tern eiten 6aft7
befebL gegcn SameS Wfatt QuberD beraus,
in peidem er bieien Der 6Gli6ung bel6uLz
bt9t. NuberD Bate i'm Dor ctnigen Sdgen
g%ebeten, i6m alrf einen @heG bin $50 aus
8u3ablen. @r bate eS get6art, erfuhr aber
balo barauf, baB Der Gbed, tDeldben Nuber0
tbm gegeben uno Der Die Ituteri6rift 6eS
Sberrt6ter Suffers, oeiien Sbptegere
iobn AuberD lit, tru9, gefGLi6t wOrben
mar. Nuberp bat auf Oieie Beiie nod Diele
Nnbere bei6tptnoclt. Snner6aIb mebrerer
Wfonate iOl er nab QuSla9e Sumner 81.
Stones, beS &afiirerS Der Qlt[aS ltational
8anf, ~un9ef6br $500 auf falicbe Gbeds
bin ge3o8en baben. 9Iub in 8eorta, Solicit
unb anoeren StdOten in SuinoiS perodb5
ti9t mar i'm dbnItdber @aunereieu. Q(uberD
lit, tpie 6ereits ertDdbnt, Der S6pie8erlobn
be5 observation-disclosures Der Ser. Staaten,
WelpiIe $. Suffer, boob mil oteier Don tbm
abioLut nidbtS tpiiien uno ct miro bc8balb
ii6 ielbt aus Der Nffaire gu Steben oerz
llcben Ooer ettpai8en Sails ms @ef6ngntB
ipdnbern. Sgtn 8ater nobnt 1901 8in>
cenueS Mbe. utb be%bauptet, 6aB yW1att."
felt adbt W2onateu nit iciner 6rau in
Waibington iet un6 BON &einem bier in
Gbicago geie6en worben iein tOnnte.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
8erihtiauna.

Sn etnem 8eri9t iiber cine &GageI abe,
Die geitern MDrgen por benz 8unbeScom>
mtfGr Derbanoelt nurbe unb Die nit Der
llebermeifung Der Nngetlasten an Die 9roBz
gef3morenen enbtgte, bate iib Elm bebauerz
lt9er Srrtbum eingeI9li6en, @s bteB bort,
0aB 5rau W}orte Hebtng cine Srau SeGb
BON Isl @lpbourn MDe, angeflogt babe, i6r
cine &eibe gemeiner, pbfc0ner 8riefe 3uge=
f4tdt 81 BADEN, Die ais 8etpeismotertaI
benz &t8ter porgelegt feien, 9ur9 einen
3ufaQ purbe Der gteporter faII9 beri9tet.
g5 ber6dlt fih nGmIi9 gerabe umgetebrt;
rt4t Srau Rebing, fpnbern 5rau 6elb mar
bic 8ldgertn, Ste bate Die eriten Der i9r
BON 5rau &eOing %8ugefonoten f3muBigen
Gpifteln unbeanitanbet gelai7en, alS uber
INNER peitere erf9ienen, RIB ibr Die Schulz
un0 fte lteB bic ba~rtnGdige @3retbertn berz
hQften.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
0eftohIene Stro6en.
Die Chicago & 2tltonsS q hmeefeaf9aft be.
nubt fd0tif6e StraBen sur A%nle9unq
zines Ran9ier=8 aRnhofes.

0te 8eantten Der G6icago & @ltonz
8abn meroen ben itd6tilcbtr 8eb0rben cine
@rfl3rEng oariiber ab3uge6en babcu, nit
NEGLIGENT 9ecbte ite einen 40 SUB breiten
Streifen oer 81. oocr Wrtg1titraBe, bonn
SuinDtSz Hno Wibiganz@anal bis 3ur
BieriOn 2(oe., ionic me6rere bunoert SUP
bon Der 9ierlon5, Der Saframento> lno
Der California 2lue. occupirt bat, I'm bort
einen Gangter 8a6nbof an3ulegen. Sic
8eamten Ser 8abngeieQibaft baben troB
elmer bereitS erfol8teu NufforOerung bi5Dcr
ben itdbtii6en 8ebOrben ibre Jtecbtc auf
iene StraBen nod ni6t erlGutert, Unb Sic
ltG0tiic6cn 8eb0r0en nebn1e1 oaber an, oaB
Die 8aDn9elelli6aft ntbt i'm Stanbe lit, ir>
gen0 lpelcbe 9tecbte auf Dem bon ibr occtz
pirten ftGbtiiden @runb unb 8o6en Su be-
ipeiien.
8ie Die Sacbe gegenparti9 Lie9t, bat 6ie
8abngeieuibaft tbalidblidb Den 8erfe6r
Ill Der 81. oDer 8risbtitraBe, 3tpiiden benz
Suinoi8> uno Otic5i9an sGanaL un6 Ser
Bterion 2lpe. labmgelegt, unb Die 8aiiage
itbcr Die Bierlonz, Suframentoz unb Sic
california QDe. 10 gcfGbrGb gcmacbt, 6aB
aucb oil oieien StraBen faum noch BON
einem Bertebr Die Jteoe ici1 fann. 9luBerz
benz bat bic 8abngeieuicbnft an Der
@ri86titraBe einen 2lbIagerungSplaB fir
ben aus ibren 8iebpa09ons ~tommen6en
9Iln8er Gn9cle8t, pODurcb Die gan5e I'M
ge9enb nerpeitet Dirb.
2(uf beioe lteber9riffe Der 8abn9eieQi6aIt
1T iebt Die Qtufmerfiamfeit bes Sberbarz
@ommin6rS Mc@artbp ge[entt porben unb
bericIbe bat bereitS ieine 2(bIidt ausoe>
iprochen, bic 8abn9eieui9aft in i6rc
Sbranfen 3uriid5upetien. Son6erbarer
@etie tDaren Die 8eicbtperDen Der 8epobner
iener @e9enb iiber Die lteberariffe Der
8abn9eieuf9afe biSber un6eriiditcbtigt gee
blic6en. Seretts am 90. September 1ftadbtc
Der Steinbdn6ler 8at. @b8eiport6, Der an
Der 81. StraBe @runbeigent6Em beiibt, i'm
StroBenOepartement cine &lage gegen Bic
8abns@ cleui9aft anbdn9ig, in pelber er
gert0u Die @tn5elnbeiten Der llebergriffe Der
Babn auSe~inauberiebte. Der StraBen7Snz
ipeftor Gaming unteriucbte bic 8eicbiperbe
uno beridbtete benz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0ertten Die SadlaQe tpie oben geIcbiI6ert.
Seitoem bat iidb 0ienianO mebr I'M bic 2Ins
geLe9enhctt Qefimmcrt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
2tus oem Griminal9ertat.
1teunsebn Sabre 6u4thaus.

@or Jtibter @oggtn bracbten bic Sc
1cbporenen in Dem Safe Dcs Sdrbtgen
@rant G6oma8, tpelder Der 9epoltidnten
@ntfibrung bet mtnoeriibrtgcn 9talicnz
g"cnoiin 6lorence 8un6 angefla9t tp0r,
ei1en ouf neunSebu Sabre 3ucbIDauS lauz
te1oen 8abripru1 Gin. G6omaS bate
baS We6oden einent perrnfeltelt 0aule
iiberpieien un6 ein biibibeS Simm3en
Blut9eL0 erb0ltelt.
moroproce6 S6en1if,
Sn benz MOrbproceB gegen 6re6. S6ez
mid; fpeleber am 2. October IN Ser Sptuntz
Spelunfe 271 So. Wa6iion StraBe aus
@tferiu0t 0uf Die 9trne Wttnnie Stuart,
Die frlt9er ietne @eLiebte mar, iicb aber benz
@oiDar6 SboD Sugetpanbt bate, ben leBtere1
crlchoB, BADEN iicb Die 9Inndlte auf ie z
0eldtporene gceini9t.
Wcaooeroft Bros.
Die Oelbtporenen baber in 0teIen SAL
MINER nocb bios bier 0el9nDreue.
m~Oropro3e6 9eeen CT alderman midaeI
Bomber.
Sn 6teiem Bro3eB legte beute Weor9en
GorOnersarat WitcheIl 3etgntB ab. @r
unterluobte bic 2eide 6es ebemoIi9en @e>
fdn8niB : 0d9terS 9onoDan. OerIeIbe
mar BET ben Brimd~iDoblen in Der Is.
Q8arO an Milnaufee Qtpe. ais Nufieber
tbGti8. 8opIer oerIebte ibm eillen idbpez
ren 6teb ms @elic6t untcrbalb 0es Qu8eS.
Die 8erlebun9 mar nicbt tObtlid. Die
STEELE mar nit blaucn unb iDmar3en
6lefen unterIaufen, perbdn8ntBbou mar
iebo3 bic @ntOeduug, boB Ser 8afen>
fnoben geGofert mar. lin bieien gefGDrz
Li9en 3uitau6 ab3uiteuen, muBte cine
Operation DorgenOmmcn tperben. OOnoOan
Duroe 6IOroformirt urto itarb n6brenb Der
notbpenoi8en operation.
Die ltntcriu6un9 ergab, boB CT b~er3Letz
oeno tpar unb Die 9lffectation 6es GbIoro;
FORMS Den Sob bcrbei9efiibrt bate. 9}tcz
nlano tpuBte OOrber, baB Donopan bcr5s
letoenb mar.
9en 8or9ang 6eS 3uiammenfoBeS Stpi>
lc5en 8o1pler uub 9onopau an 9rimdrs
pablenSS timmpIdke icbilDerte nobmal3
ct Qllgen3eu8e Daniel O'9earo, $40. 10
5fapmonb st, ~pobubaft, neldber 5ur 3eit
ais @an6ibat fiir ein Gmt Lief.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
Die GountYpdter riiten alb.
Settle SiBun9 oes countYrdthIiden pIenor=
Gomites..

0or1ttes.,
Bum lebten Walc mat geitcrn Na6mite
tag D15 cDuntDrGtbltbc 8lenar>Somite in
Ietner ge8sntpdrtigen 3uianlneniebung in
Sibutg un0 rGuntte in ocrlelben nit oaer
nodD unerleotgten 0eibGften auf.
@utgebeiBen lpuroen bic @mpfe9lungen
be5 SultiScomtteS, ben i'm 4renDer9oits
BrD3eB ais SaAueritdnOi9e DernOmmenen
Ncr3ten 0r. Galbpeu unb Or. Stout $3.50,
be3n. 500 81 bepiiligen, uno bic 0tecbs
nuneen Der 8ailiffS fit @rtroarbeiten ge.
legentlib beS Mniturmes bon 8Ir9erz
Mppttfanten Dor Der Wa6l i'm 8etroge bon
1906 5u 6eglei6en.
Der ncue Gcunt0rat9 tpirb iicb nit 8ee
itimmungen itber bic 9i6ponirung ibet
unreflumirte Qeicben su b%efalien 6oben.
Solbe Heiben iouelt, mach Sen @eieBen Dec
States SutnoiS, bert meoi5inii9en Nrs
italten ibergeben pcrben. SSn 8e3ug All
2eidben lolher 8erfonen, bic in GountD.
onitalten 0eltorben iinb, bat nun oel
Gountprotb ben bebanbclnben NerSten oas
Gecbt 9cgeben, an beuiel6en Nutoplien Dor.
Sunebmen, bcoor DieIelben ben meoi5inticher
Nnitalten ~lbergeben nerben. 9ieIe Sin.
%itQlten f0nnen aber Die 9etdbeu, an oenen
bereits cine IutOp1ie porger ommen lit,
nicbt gebrauben, uno peisern itob, lo!dbt
Qei6en an3uneDmen. OF. Greer, DC,
0berarSt bet 9lnitalten in Cunning, mocbtt
BEN GountDrotb in cinem Sbretbcu at+
otcie 9ln9elegenDett aufmerfioln, Die Damn
an ben neuen @ountDrotb Dertpieien puroe
Gin @eiu6 bes Sberiffs nm lleber=
lai1ung bon meDr 3immern i'm neuen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unO nm einig(
baulthe2lenberun8en in benlelben @ebduoe,
iop;e Die 8e3abtung elmer &e9nuns I'M
8etra8e bon $11,070 fir benuBtcS itdotis
i6eS WaIier, purbe an ben nGAlter
Gountpratb permieleu.
8a8 0eiu6 Der $50 8eibGftigungS=
loien aus Yullman unb ltmgegeno nm
freien transport fitr Iib unb i6rc Tami:
lien nodb elmer III 2utberuiuc, Qlla., 81
8rinOenOen @olonie purbe gu ben 2ttteu
gelegt.
Sir bie 8etpiQigun9 bon $1,000 our
OeGung Der Torberun8cn Der tp6brcno bec
Strctts al8elteQt 9elpcicuen 6iilf5iberiffs
flir lleber5ettz2lrbeit itimmten 6 Commit
lGre, ipdbrenb 5 it6 gegen Die 8eptuisung
ertldrten. Die Nn9elegenbeit iptro crit IN
Der nGcbiten COMMUNICATING erLeDtgt
tperoen.
9}acbbcm bann nob auf Nntrag 6ea
G0m. Nuen Dem 8oriiber bes 8len0rz
NuSl6uiie5, @om. Gool, Der Oonf fir
ietne umlt6tt9e 2eituug Ser @eicb6fte 6es
Nusic6uleS auSgeipro1en poroen mar,
oertagte lid bic &Orperibaft sine die.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
ueber O'1nouey
6erathen ole st%aotsdnmoltss % ebilfen nit
Ger 6rauoiurY in STREET..

Gin 8eriu6 beS Warquctte Clubs, 6urcb
bic @ronoiurp auf Dem Q8ege Der oirefteu
SnfOrmation cine @itloge gcgen GrzSe>
nator O'Otallep 81 ertpirten, fiibrte geitern
gu einem lbarfen Mort9efeht nit ben
StaotsGntpalts9eDilfen &nt9bt uno Bot
tum, beren GoQege O'Wauep getptiierz
naBen lit, ba ct olS @lerf 6es Staatsanz
nails auf 6eiien 3a6lttite fte6t. Naboem
bic N6DOtaten bes WarquettezG Clubs itb
nergebens berniibt batten, ben @rtecben
SoraloS aL8 3eugen gcgen O'Wtdlep pOr>
6ufubret ltlo Die bet~reffenoen Glagen 0eBz
balb 8uritGgepielen morben naren, blteb
tbner1 faum ettpas Q1bereS iibrtg, dlS ftd
brett oil bic @roBgeicbmorenen gu ipenben.
Oils Obmann 8roofS bic brieflic6e Snfor>
nation oeS 2topofoten Wiutam5 perlaS,
erbob Der antpeienbe 6ilfSitaat5anpalt
Snt9bt @iniDanb, inbem er erflGrte, oaB
Die SurD it'd nt6t nit elmer Sa6e befaiien
ourfe, tDeI9e nibt burb bic 9Gnoe oeS
S~taatSantpGltS 8egangen lei.
Die Nn9cle9enbett tpurbe Dem Gi6ter
Gbetlain sur @uticbeibung botgeleqt unb
bieIer erflGrte, baB Der Staatsonpalt nidt
OaS .Nebt babe, Der Surp 6tnbetniiie in
ben g8eg 81 Legen. @r mics ben Sbmaln
Der Surp an, benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&ni96t formeu Die betreffenbe S%nformation
gu iberreicben, bamit berieIbe Oann Ser
SurD Die Sacbe p%orlege. 9a9e9en mabte
Serr &nigDt geltenb, baB er oDne Staatsz
antp0lt 8ern NIGHTS tbun f6nne, baB berz
lcl6e aber nicbt anmeienb lei. &icbter
Gbetlain CAB tbm 3eit bis beute.
Die Nooofaten Nntbonp uno BtQiamS,
tpelbc ben WarquettesG Stub pertreten, iinb
Der 2tnii6t, oaB Staatsanpalt &ern feline
9uit babe, O'W}aueD tpebe gu tbun, n66z
reno ct NIGHTS ~bage9en babe, oaB Die Mttt7
9licber Oes Utartetitr. >@ang sur &ebenz
i9aft 8e5ogen WerOen.
Die @ran6iuro tpoQte seftern etn toetz
tereS 8erb0r nit Gopt. 0uffp an1tcuen,
boob tonnte man bieicn 8camten nicbt fin
ben. St piro bei9uIbi8t, baB CT ficb abb
lt6tltc6 uerborgen battle, UNI unan9enebmen
Tra9en Der Surp aus Dem gSege 3u seben.