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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-16

NASHlNCroN, Aug. ij.-The house COM
m,tiee on pensions has agreed 10 the sou.
ate bill TO pension the widow OF Licutcn-
ant Frederick Schvatka, the recent Arctc
explorer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-16
UNDER THE NEW TARIFF BILL.
Carlisle Estimssss That The Rsvsause
VIII he eiS, ZOO, 900 Toe Mach.

WIN he $4,000. 900 Toe Mush.
WASHINGTON, Aug. is.-Ths letter a
Secretary Carlisle TO Senator Harris rsA
views tho condition OF the treasury and
the estimated revenues Of the govern
msnt for the next fiscal year. The hGurse
show that under the tariff ball juss sent -
the president. the revenues would exceed
expenditures for the fiscal year ending
June 20. 1895. sl5.Wo,0Oo. The rsvsnusS
from the sugar duty Carlisle placed -
es3,oo0,0O0. and from coal, Iron ore and
barbsd wire 81. .000,000. II the house bill
were passed. thsre would, Carl,als says, b
Q dsneisncy next year Of - 100000
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-16
THE WAR IN THE ORIENT.

n. =, ,,sesas Nsutrslasv.
Tnvnov Am.. IA A,.reteA a ~
Tan Tsstr ~ ths nrit,sh mInisAer has
issnsd = rcsies srt.irtr. .t,,oe nes,trnIlty
unon n,,si.h s,,hIsct. IN ~ fsr eese dur.
m. IN -, hS,-ssr Jsr.n "a Chlna.
Ths F,sr.h .rnhc.s Tscn hsa srrived a
Tien Tas,r n 4 .nno.,nesd that var shlps
0vins anv A.. vhich sstsr,nta 10 oross H.
T.Ln h.. Iii h. N,.d an urIs.s theIr IN.
tard.1 .,.,v., h.. c..v,c,,sIv hesr An.
nouneed a. IN. o6lesr. IN con,mand a ths
Fort. Ths Prsnch sunhost Iion vill be rs.
meubsrsd as ths v.r.hin vhieh n n.
nortsd to have han nresent At he sinkins
az ,hs ,r.rsrort Kov shin, and Imnoetant
evidsnrs 4. srn.ct.d from her com.
man,isr
Private di.natches from Yokohama say
seven Chinese vessels vero sunk in the rs-
cent engagement with the japanese. This
report lacks confirmation and probably
arose from a statoment received from 70.
kobama last nioht that news had been rs.
ceived Of a battle ON the nth betveeu the
Chinese and Janano,e fieets. and that tbs
Chinese we're driven Of. Inquiries At the
Japanese LEGATION here failed to obtain
confirmation Of the report,
VICTORIA. q. C.. Aup. lS.-Tbs steamsr
Tacoma. rs days from Hong Kons. q arrived
at this mort shortiy after noon to-day.
The weather loa II brief. She left Hous.
kong july 10. Shanshai july "a. Kobe July
20, So far az could DO gathered. popular
feeling In Yokohama in at CONCERT piteh.
a mum Der of the LEADING merchants msde
coutrIbutious Of rice and saki and All n
hurry. hustle and fieb,inr talk,
Lieutenant (;cnsral Takashima sx.
pressed lfimsslf 90 follows at Ossks,
has become perfected by degrees sincs
the orsuisation Of the divisions In lese. A
present the Japsnsss army need not fear
any country in the world, With tbs ex.
ception Of three or four powers. In com.
parlns their navy with that az China. .Janan
h inferior In noint az tonnass nv sons
"a. 600 tons. but China has vesssls vith =
.psed AZ onIv ~ kno,.. vhila Jsr.r hss
vessels Of "a knots. Az 10 AKIN And arma.
China n not a match FOR Janan. Moee.
over she has onIv 30 vesssls al the ChIna
Merchants, s. N. company Al transports.
which abe reouires for the transnort al
rice for tho Interior. But Japan ~ shos,t
co steamsrs Of mors than 1000 tons foe
that purnose. n ths recently purchased
vessels bs added. Az II Il the fIrst occs.
sion on which the steel armoced souad.
rous ars 10 engage IN combat. the forsisn
povers viii rsssrd with Attention the q.
sue az the naval euraeements. Thus thu
present oocasion h worthy Of our full az.
ertion. and n viii BE- a rood opportunitv
10 shov the world our military
strength"
S,ncs ,hs naval Aoht ofy Fu..r. Al. r,...
ninv of lana nsss AZ rsrs he, -. Xrs.r
and Fmssn = hss hs.n .,sr.ni.d
Csnsr.i travel IN ,hs smsIler O,,.n,.l
lines h verv much broken and n.vs N an
authentic n.ture n difi,cuit 10 ob,.in'
In Yokohsm. i. /. bo iievad that ths Chi.
pess nl.ns vilI h. N march troon. hv -,.v
~ with .rd m. Jsr.n.se ,overn ,,sr. i.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-16

The house IN " hjch Martin Luther died
at Elslebcu. Gcrmany, bore no mark 10
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-16

Of Delaware demanded the res ana nays
ana tho motloo was defeated. A6tonen'
msat was had at o'clock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-16

wAsuNCrov, Aug, B.- Montana: Fair
westerly winds,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-16
Given AVoy September |.
One Gems AK God Hdel
One l0des' Gold WQ|cl.
One Boris silver Hda.
One silver Iea Sci, 5 Pieces.

We are not In embarsessd o.rcums
stsneea Have no CID stock that Ws are
anx.ois to Get rid Of. Our goods are
frssh and up 10 date. We buy fer cash
and sell as the lowest priesA II you want
tho latest novelties we have them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17

See campaign offer, northwest
corner of page s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17
Land Office.

The following filings were received at
the local land office yesterday:
Silas Harris, of Kane county. home
stead entry of the southwest quarter of
the southwest quarter of section II, town
ship 40 south, range west.
John j. Lake, jr., of Cache county,
homestead entry of the northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section
13, and the south half of the southwest
quarter and northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section u, township
IA north, range west 4s
James P. Jensen. jr., of Bear River
City, homestead entry of lots 2, 3 and 4.
of section II, township IL north, range )
west.
Francis NJ. Jackson. supplementary
homestead entry of lot 1, and the east
half of the southwest quarter of section
I. township % SOUTH range 2 east, and
the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section L, township % south,
range 1 east.
Willard A. Sawyer, of Beaver county,
homestead entry of the southwest quar-
ter of section %, township 26 south, range
10 west
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17
See cnmpnigr offer on page s.
Bucklen,s Arnica sn1ve.

The Best Salve in the world for. Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by 2.
c. NJ. 1. drug department..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17

cold and the blood Goa g1fated.'
Did you hear the converse ton be-
tween the sheriff and Thisde when the
former first appeared on the scene ~ {.
II saw them talking together, but
didn't hear what they said"
Is there a portion of the blood. the
cerllm, which remains liquid after coag-
Yes
Would it be liable to drip while the
body was being carried into the house?'
1T is very probable s e.
Would the cerum stain the f1oor?"
Not as much as blood with the cor
puscles in it,
JACOB LAUENBERGER,
recalled by Mr. Howat:
'That night Thiede came for you,
did he have a light or a lamp?"
''He had no lantern, but he may
have had a candle"
Did Thiede make an examination of
the wall of the saloon with a candle
that EVENING""
Yes
HENRY w. WELLER
knew Thiede for four and half years.
Witness lived at Murray and was in
| the meat BUSINESS.
You saw Thiede on the night the
murder was committed?'
Yes"
did he say anything about how his
wife was killed."
Yes. he said the two s-s Of BIS
who came to his saloon earlier in the
night had killed her.
Did he say how he came to find his
wife's body?''
to the call of nature and found her
! lying there
Cross-examined by Mr. Cherry.
WALTZ"
YES"
"How large?'' g.
Various sizes; some not much larger
larger
Now. might not those blood spots
have been caused by the killing Of a
mosquito against the WALTZ,
| Mr.. ~HOwat-I object to the question.
| we are not trying mosquitoes now. This
is a more serious matter The witness
| hasn't said how the blood spots came
there, he simply testified that he saw
them there
4! Question withdrawn.
| did Thiede seem excited and dis-
tressed at the death Of his wife"
Yes, ne was waving his hands and
saying: My wife is dead, and all 1 have
left now is my little girl -"
| Judge Howat stated that he had but
one more witness to call and that she
would not be here till this morning.
ana asked that the defense commence.
Judge Cherry said he had not ex-
pected to open the defense till TODAY
and court adjourned till 10 O'Clock this
! morning. when, after the examination
OF the remaining witness for the prose-
ton, the defense will open.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17
PROSECUTION About OVER.
Defense Will Open Their Side OF
the Case Today.
THE COURT ROOM CROWDED.
THE CONDUCT OF THE DEFENDANT
AFTER THE MURDER.

Deputy Sheriff Montgomery Testifes
Thiede Used the Expression 81
Killed My Wife Last Night" and
Afterwards Took 1T Back and
Said "Some One Killed My Wife
Last Night"-Dr. Ferrebee and
Others Testify About the Blood
Stains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17

The favorite route to ell points east
is via Missouri Pacific railway. Close
connections and through sleepers ana
chairs cars Pueblo to ST. Louis. $. v.
Derrah. c. F. & 2. A. .: Morlan BLOCK.
Salt Lake city,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17
A Point For You.

In view of what Hoods Sarsaparills
has done for others, is it not reason-
able to suppose that it will be of bene-
fit to you? For scrofula, salt rheum.
and all other diseases of the blood. for
dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache.
loss Of appetite, that tired feeling. ca
tarrh, malaria, rheumatism, Hoods
Sarsaparilla is an unequaled remedy.
Hoods pills cure sick headache. 135
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
The Comr'ete List Announced
By the Commission.
THE ORDER FOLLOWED
TWO DEMOCRATS AND ONE REPUB-
LICAN FOR EACH PRECINCT.

Charles Baldwin Appointed to Hear
Objections as to the Right Regis
tered Persons to Vote-0ther Bus
iness Transacted BY the Commits
sion.
, 1894-05-25
Ner9nIgungeu.

OZARK THEATRE-Gtote rnO GongreB Ctr.
Z 8urlesque, WtoHut9faltigteit rno BoIe
ReSSIS" HoTI.L'
uuo olele Gpe3ialitdten.
40 Scuts = @Iutritt 40 GentS.
, 1894-05-25
6orrn @fu6opius. Gertrude @fubp.

gWtFD ~*"VV~EN~f CNFtFNVN ~tHVV-
ptuS .59-54
@acloD 60rcicef, Aunie @rSa. .34-2O
9enrD Surg, Nnna Nell OH. 1916
Charles 9. @eimer, Nunie 9. g8tIcor. 24-19
albert 2(nberiou, SiQie @poltI on. .... 23-31
Ntbolos S. 8oeber, Qltce &obler. -. .26-19
.Q8iQ 81. Wott, 0orDtGp Qats6el. ..... 1922
SomeS &elp, Wtorp 0o1pnep .27-33
Sobn &raule, 2i35ie S9ubert. $50. .23-22
Solepb Wtap, W}orp 0tn9ler. ....... 1913
Wto1eS QnOelion, Q(nnie QemiS. 900. .23-19
gilbert &oebler, emma Su19tam. .... 22-19
Scar @diteilt, Wtat6ilba Steiner. ....23-21
HllO0lp6 Strange, @Q6erttne Siebalt. .29-19
8atrid S'8rielt, 9torQ $50
Soiepb 8tmlad, Warionna @aipofa .23-21
Sra1tf s. &obed, Wtorp 6. @oterS. -. 23-23
6orrp 90. Qn0remS, QtOa 90. 0SgooO. 31-29
g}atban 0tiQer, Sora6 @ai9in9tOu. .21--90
, 1894-05-25
aus Dem GriminaI9ertht.
Der G~binefenpro3e6.

SIM 2aufe Ser geftrigen Nabmittagse
itsnng oes MOropro3eiies gegen bic bret
@bineien gon Sing, Gam Sing unb 26
Sing, tpelbe Der GrmorOun9 BON Sacob
8obloo6tp angef!agt iino, legte6rou Q[nrie
HOie 3eu8niB al, peI9e bcn @orfuQ bon
benz Der WGibret 9egeniiberlte8enben Tleiz
16erloben beObacbtet bate. 8ei Ser Sbenz
ttftcattOn mar itc iebocbI unii9er unb nabz
Dem tie erft ben Sam Sing ais Sen Wf0r6er
8oblobSfD'S be5eid5net bate, geitano iie inn
8reu30er9Or gu, 0aB IS mo8li6erlpeiie au6
Oon Sing getDeien ietn f0nne.
Sn bet b~eutt8en 9ormittagSIiBung be-
rt9tete 0oui8 6rtebenberg burc6 etnen oelltz
fChen 0olmetl3er ilbcr ietne Grlebniiie am
Qtbenb 6eS rs. Sept, al tpelcbem Der W1or6
itottfan6. S%rie0enberg tDurbe BON Dem boS
Wfeiier fibren6en Gbineleu in Sen SAILS Qez
ltocben. QllS er 9eute ietnen 0ln9rcifer
i6entiiictren ioIte, ic6ipantte CT unih[tBz
1ic6 Idngere 3ett iiber sic @abl 1no 6ez
3ei9nete i9lieBlt9 gon Sing ais Sen
T6Gter.
Der GertDei6iger &if6am Scanlan err
tlGrte, baB er bic 6ret @9ine1en Dcrne6mel1
ner6e. Die Qbna6ne bes urecbten cbineitz
iben Gi6es erforOere bic G0otung zines
0ubnes. 9ftbter 6onecD enti9ie6 ie6o6,
baB Dieie Proce0ur nt3t n0t9i9 1et. Die
8crtbejbtgung le9t 6aS 6oupt8etpibt tbrcr
8ertbei6i8un9 o%ftenbar oarGuf, Die 3eu9en
iiber Die Identification 3u Derptrten. Ser
ner puroe geltenO gemabt, 6aB bic Gbtnez
len BON Ginoern NIT Got5 uno Steinen
betporfen tpur6en.
, 1894-05-25
Qn9ebote fir fubrwerfsoienft.

SIN Observation-Disclosures tpurben bette
bic Qn8ebOte fir Bic SteQun9 bon Tubr:
tperfen fir 6a9 itd6tiihe Sngenicur>
0epartement, ionic fir bic Qteferung bes
tur Die beri6tebenen 8riiGen n0t6igen
8aubol3es, 9%eOffnet.
Sur ben 8ubrtperts6ienft tuaret Die
nteort8iten 8ieter: @b. 9rinotoiue fir ben
Se3irt bis 81 2 Metlen DOM &otb6auie at
70 GentS pro Gonne; WtcGartbp & Stem
nton ttr ben 8e3irf 3mtiben 2-5 W}ctlen
gu 40 GentS; bieielbe Strma fir Die 8ez
5Irte 5tptldben 8 un6 g., be5isbun9sipetie
LIE Wteilen pom &at66auIe gu 50 Gents
be3tebun88peiie $1.64 per Some; unb
9eo. ObernOOrf fir ben 8e5irf 3ipiIben
Sill Ofeilen bonn Gat36auIe gu $40 per
Tonne.
Die nteori8iten Dieter fir Sic 6ol3liefez
rnn9en tnnnten bis 6eute Oaittag nocb nibt
ermttteIt tperoen.
, 1894-05-25
Dter ue9er
mi6hanoeIn 5ohn uIonahau oerartio, oa6 er
oen Wunoen erIieet.

Sin om Samitag periibter N~atbanTau
bat nunmebr einelt perbdngniBpoQen QuSz
gang genommen, benn beute frii6 erlag 6a3
0ptcr bclel6en, Sobn Utona6an, i'm
@ountD> 6olpital ben 8erIeBungen, Sic ct
babel erlttten bate. Oils Wona6an an
te1em Nbenb tur3 na1 II l1br an 6er
Wteribian7 unb l1~nionitraBe Doriiber9in9,
purbe ct bon bier gfegern iberfaQen, bic
t6n 3u 8Oben i9lu9en unb nit ben TIBcn
berarttg auf Ben llnterIei6 traten, baB CT
tootltbe innerli6e &crlebungcn erIitt. 9a
er felt Der Belt nicbt picber gum 8emuBt=
letn 9elangte, 10 feDlt e5 ser 4Oli5et an
jegliber 8ei9rei6uug ser TbGter, bod
8laubt maj ibnen friiber oOer ipGter auf
Die Spur gu fommen.
Wouaban mobnte in $50. 1872 @uitin
Noenue uno mar ser 9oGi3si ais 9etdbr7
lt6cr @elele befannt. 8or etpa einem
Sabre tpurbe CT bon Boli5iit l1rig bon Der
9e5platHeS Ctr Station in ben Qlrm ge7
iboiien, ais ct etnen 6reunb, Der oerbaftet
lperben lOate, aus Ben 0dnoen beS Poliz
Siiten befreien woQte.
, 1894-05-25
8etrooene Qrbeiter.

Inter ser Nntla9e Ser Grlan9un9 BON
@eIb inter falicben 8orfpiegeIungen tpurbe
Der Staliener &oB 8btlippS beute Wforgen
bon Nicbter &eriteu unter $500 8itr9i6aft
benz Griminalgeri9t iibermieien. Gr bate
lecb3ig itaIicniiden Nrbeitern ie So ab9e>
nommen ais Gommtiiton fir Die 8ei6af7
lung bon Qtrbett BEL Der Nortbipeitern7
8a6u, ais bercn Ngent er itb auSgob, 9us
itb bic StaGiencr nun nit 6ofe unb S6auz
feI a1S9criitet in Der office Oer 8abn eina
~fte4ten, pnrOe ibnen bic &unbe, DaB man
feiner Q(rbeiter bc0irfe unb &oOS 9btutpS
fetn Nrbettera9cnt Ser 8abn iet. @ino
8aliamo, $50. PIP Gwing Str. mobnbaft,
elmer Ser iecb5ie 6upirten StaIiener, er9
iptrtte etnen 8er6aft86efebl gegen BbiQipS
nit benz pprerpQbnten Gelultate.
, 1894-05-25
RIeine O1ddridhten.

Nv
- Quf ben 9lntrag bon st. MaDer, gto.
1841 S6toltraBe rpobnAaft, fpuroe Bic alte
GErolt 9(nnic 9}Orton inter $75 Strafe Dem
Woibinatonian Some iiberianot. Die olte
Dame Ieibet an mtbeilbarer SrunfIucht.
- Sci Ser beOoritebenben 0abl bon brct
TrrfteeS fir bic llniuerittdt bon Sutnois
f0nnen auch Sic 6rauen, 5. b.. que MitoLiez
BET oe5 meiblicben @elblecbtes, bic iiber q
Sabre ali ftnO, mitftimmet. Wiroen ale
Srauen i'm Staat BON ibrem Stimmrecbt
@ebralb macbelt, 10 fOnnten tie nabesu
6O0,0O Stt1nmen ab9eben.
= 4oli3eicbef 8rennon laote oeifern,
boB bic bon Der @ran0iur0 in Qntlaq3uz
itau0 DerieBten s oli5titen ntcbt bonn 0ien1t
iuipen0trt iper0en mlirben, mie Die8 ion1t
Ser SAT- lei, un6 Stpar aus Sem @run6e.
peil Die QlnfIage cine SolQe poEtttIcber Inn
triebc nno ct auBeroem bon Der uni9uIb
Der 8etrefienoen iiber5eugt let.
- OaS Grecuttocomite Der HebubLtfoncr
lit beute Nacbmitta9 in SiBung, I'M BART
bet 3u beratben, mas gei6eben f0nne, I'M
benz g8ablcommtiiGr 6ut6tng8, ipelcber
ais Heprdientdnt Ser Gepublifancr e%rrannt
iDurbe, bon ietnem Soften gu ner6rGnqen,
bamit ein etfri9er Bartei8enoiie feline STEELE
einnimmt.
= Der S6utrotb bat beIcbGo1ien, elmer
an Ser 6Offman &be., neu at errt6ten6en
S6ule ben Namen y@oetbe@S buIe" bci3tz
Iegen. Sat Der S9uIrat6 oub be6abt,
baB bic SCHILLER, beionbers Sic yJ(ottoeS"
urter benielben, minbeltens Elm Sobr braue
chen, ebe ite ben 9tnmen ricbtig auSiprecben
lerncn? 8orauSgeiebt natiirlicb, 0aB Sic
Qsbrcr ielblt i'm Stanoe finb, BEN g3qmen
bes beuti6en 9ibterS als3uipre6en.
- Sn Dem 8e3irt 6es @onereBabgeor6z
neten @olo5ier ipobnen eirige iunge Qeute,
beren G6r9eis bortn gipfelt, in Sic QGeft
8otnter Observation-Disclosures aufgenommen
Sit meroen. Serr @olo3ter bat e8 abge7
lebnt, feit5uiteuen, OBJ fir Sic 3ula1ung AT
Ser Nfabemie bemnGbit cine 8eperberz
Britfung ftattfinoen miro, uno 6ieier ltmz
1tano beunrubtgt 6ie %jun9en, bon Sen Gpau7
letten trGumenoen Qeute.
= Die M1i9tgan Central : 8a6ngeleu7
16aft bat geitern 6as 8un6estretsgertbt
nm einen Ginbaltsbefebl eriucbt, 6urcb nell
chen Der Sta6t Der6oten peroen iOQ, Die
0eIetie Ser ySt. Charles Dir Sine" an Der
Is. StroBe, ipeIcbe Die 9Babalb 2tpe., Mtz
cbigan 2lDe., State, GGarf unO 2aiaucitraBe
t~reu8en, aufreiBen 3u Iaiien. Gor baS
8unOesgertcbt lit Sic Sa6e beSbolb gez
bracbt moroeu, neil bic fLGgertiAe 8abuz
9eielIicbaft inter Gen @eIeben be3 Stoate8
Wti9tgan incorpOrtrt lit.
- @etern @6cn6 UNI IL 116r modte
@eorg sims, SEQ. 1866 @eQstraBe, am
Seeufer in Der 9td6e Ser Nortb 9(pe. einen
Spa3ier9ang, ais ct pl0blicb bon btnten
angegriffen tpuroe. Gr 6re6tc Iidb nm uno
ein StraBenrduber feuerte 5tpet Sbaife ouf
i'm, Sine &ugeI traf ieinen Nrm unb ais
er I'M Suite rief, tam Elm Wtann in einem
8u98D ba6ergeiagt, Statt jebo6, wie
6tn8 anna6m, tbm 3ur 9iilfe gu fommen,
feuerte bieier Mann ebenfaQS mebrere
S3iiie ob, O6ne iebo6 AIT t%reffen. Damn
iprang Der erite Nngreifer auf bas 8uggp
unO beiOe fubren bauon. sims mur6e noc6
Dem @Iertaner 6OipitaG 9ebro9t.
, 1894-05-25
rleue Kopfbeoedun9 ser Brteftrd9er

@te ~oerIoutet, tperOen Sic 8rieftrGgcr
bes 6~auptpoitamteS om @r6beric6mitd>
un9Sta9e gum eriten Wfale in ibrer neucll
&opfbeOeGun9 eri9cinen. 9icielbe beltebt
aus einem Ietbten, bel9ra1e1, belmarti9en
6ut, dbnli4 DEM Der 8arfpoli5iiten. Ser
SUIT ioIte ibon I'M Ofterta9e eingefii6rt,
bod mar Oa5 8etter ieitbem 10 1n9iinitig,
boB mau ben @cdbleL Der &opfbe6edung
nod btnauSi6ob. Die GrGger Ser 53weiss
ltotionen tper6en Sic 6elms erit ipdter er=
boLten.
, 1894-05-25
misunderstanding.

SoG9enbe 6eiratbSiheine murben beute
Worgen bon 6errn Salomonion im8ureau
Oes Gountpclerfs ouSgeferti9t:
, 1894-05-25

NltS fotgen6en 5duiern scIangten geiterr
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beitsamt sur Nn5eige: IA @. II. Ctr,
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, 1894-05-25
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glore. nab Goncorbla fiat. I'm titles 9etteto bitten
bic betribten 5inter6lie6enen.
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, 1894-05-25
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9ob bel benz WfanOOer tpar er beo6acbtet
nno tpegen 0iebitabIS perbaftet por6en.
Glcbter Softer itberDies i6n unter $500
Surgicbaft Dem GrtminaIgeribt.
, 1894-05-25
Neue An5eigen.

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mor9ensNuseabe Ger oJlliuois Stats
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fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 2nrabne pom 2In=
seigen fir oas 2IbeuobIott fhIie6t nm u uhr
mitta9s, fir ole Moreen=2gus9abe nm 10 uhr
1IbenSs.
, 1894-05-25

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, 1894-05-25
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, 1894-05-25

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9aue ibrer MHtter al 9pbion 2lney nabe %. Ctr,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-16
THREW 4 car At FIN.
R5ow 4 Brooklyn Man Served TOO
Porsistent Collector.

fsow BsaotiTu Man Served q Too
Persistent Collector,
NEW YORK. Feb 56-fhey have a
queer way OF standing OF the col
1ector over in Brooklyn When the gas
man or the Representative Of an IN
stallment house becomes too demon
stratiye they warn him not to come
again. and then If he persists they
slug him with the most convenient
weapon in sight. At least, that is
what Richard H. Williams, a collector,
for the Citizens Gas company. told
Justice Tighe in the Butler street pc
lice court in that city. Williams APP
peared against John Higgins, debtor
of the company, and charged him with
throwing live cat in his the collec-
tors lace on Saturday. Williams had
been warned not to call at the Higgins
house q second time. Needless of this
warning, however. he called on Hig-
gins Saturday afternoon. While ia the
hallway Higgins ran downstairs,
grabbed a live tom cat and threw it
with great force into the collectors
face. One Of the cats paws caught
Williams under the left eye, tearing
the flesh badly Had the cat taken
hold the sixteenth part of an inch
higher it would have torn his eye out.
Higgins was remanded for further
examination. He said he did not mean
to hurt Williams, but that the latter
had SO angered him ne was not re-
sponsible for his action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-16

KANSAS Cry, Feb IA negro dance
one mile west Of Rosedale, a suburb of
Kansas City, ended in row and come
near resulting fatally to several per-
sons. Three members of the Malone
family, together with Annie Williams
and Henry Miller. were shot by Jim,
alias Snake Smith, and one of the
Malone girls may die from the effects
Of her injuries. Smith empfied a
doubeharreled shotgun into wagon
OF travellers wounding i've Of them.
Smith is IN jail The motive for the
deed was the refusal of the party to
permit him to ride.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-16
obieot 10 EaN5ne rIs Expenses.

yIcroRIA, b. C.. Feb l6.-The Aus
traliau democracy. embittere1 by
many years IF hard times for the la
boring classes, lose few occasions Of
expressing their dissatisfaction with
expenditures connected with royalty.
The last form this has taken is move
ment by traces and labor councils all
through the colonies 10 protest against
any puoic eApense connected with the
visit TO Australia expected 10 BE made
By the DIXIE Of York III response - a
joint invitation by Australian preu legs.