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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-11
4 STUDENT LOSES A DIAMOND.
Miss Margaret Kinsley Robbed at the
Union Station.

Miss Margaret Kinsley, a student Of Pur-
due University, who was in the city Friday
attending the State oratorical contest, was
relieved of a diamond pin valued at Sis and
a gold watch valued at sos yesterday MORN
ing. She remained in the city Friday night
and in the morning on leaving the city she
put her pin and watch in a small grip which
she carried in her hand. AT the station she
was compelled To wait some time for the
arrival of the train. She remained i'm the
ladies' waiting room, and while sitting down
she fell into a doze. On awakening she
found her grip gone. SIZE at once informed
the station officers. but the thief could not
be found. Miss Kinsley remembers seeing
a woman acting very suspiciously, and she
Is of the opinion that she is the thief. The
matter Mas reported 10 the police.
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WILL DROP THE TYLER MATTER.
County Commissioners Will Not Let
Him Examine the Records.

Charles Tyler, a former deputy assessor.
who claims that he will furnish the County
Commissioners with the Information con-
corning a large amount of taxable property
not on the tax duplicate for a consideration.
was before the body yesterday morning.
Tyler refuses to accept the proposition made
by the commissioners. He demands access
TO the assessors books before he will I'M
dertake the task, and this privilege the
tends that he does not know just the To-
cality of the property in question, but is
to get his information through another per-
son. The commissioners have little faith in
the statement and will probably drop the
matter. He made the proposition some time
since that he could give that
would lead the county to recover $92, 900
taxes that have been omitted from the TAX
duplicate since 1880.
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Three Strange HaIIucinations.

Three strangely-af1icted persons were
declared of unsound mind yesterday by a
sanity commission. Thomas ]. Marine be-
lieves that he is a deity at times. and when
in his violent moments thinks that he is q
sailor of the high seas In pursuit of rebels.
He also fancies that he was elected Presi-
dent of the United States, and thinks that
he must depose Cleveland by committing a
murder.
Isaiah Sholts. a resident of Wayne town.
ship, has a mania for butting his head
against buildings and walls. He has made
several attempts to kill himself with a
butcher knife.
Marshal Hummins, colored, imagines that
he is being filled with air from a pair of
bellows. Commitments for the unfortu-
mates were made to the Central Hospital
for Insane.
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County Agricultural Society.

The Marion County Agricultural Society
held its regular monthly meeting yesterday.
and discussed methods OF increasing the
interest and finances of the organization.
Theodore Wilson. OF Perry township, read
a paper on strawberries, Cherries and
Pears" which was discussed briefly. The
annual election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows, almost all OF the old officers being
chosen 10 serve another year: President,
A. G. Shortridge; secretary. Miss Ida +.
Richardson; treasurer. Miss Lucretia Ho-
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A delegation of citizens living in the vicin-
ity Of the cerealine works called on the
County commissioners yesterday with a
vigorous protest against the proposed To-
cation of the pesthouse. If arrangements
are made TO erect the building 1t will be
put up on the site OF the old pesthouse,
which stood a few blocks east OF the cerea-
lire works. The entire neighbOrhood is in
arms and a petition Directing TO the pro-
posed building is to be circulated among the
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bert; general superintendent, Theodore VIII.
SON; vice presidents, Franklin Taylor, or
Center township; c. A. Rowland, OF Wash
township; Henry }. Hole, OF WAYNE
township; Henry Cress, of Warren town
ship; William Is. Flick. of Lawrence town
c. List, of Franklin township; }: II.
EisenhoUr, of Pike township; Theodore VII
son. of Perry township, and j. j. Milhouse,
of Decatur township.
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-

Frank Glass and Charles Whitesell, con-
stables of Justice of the Peace Johnston's
court, some time ago served a writ of eject
ment on Joshua Beaver. who resided at No.
27 Columbia avenue. Mrs. Beaver claimed
at the time that the two cOnstables in eX-
planning their mission assaulted her, inflict-
ing severe bruises. Yesterday the constables
being informed that Mrs. Beaver had sworn
out warrants for their arrest, appeared and
surrendered themselves, but were released
on their own recOgnlZanCe.
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LOST.

LOST-Diamond brooch pin. with three
good-sized stones, either on Eleventh
Street, North Illinois car or Kinks cloak
house. A very good reward if returned
to Kinks cloak house.
LOST-Yesterday noon, on North Pennsyl-
vania, between Washington and Eighth
streets, a yellow back pocket book with
sos in greenbacks. Ten dollars reward
will be paid for return to 127 East Eighth
street, City. WIN.
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Russian Colonies Hanged.
New York Tribune.

New YORK Tribune.
Another officer Of the headquarters staff
of the Russian army has just suffered the
penalty of death for treachery. His name
was Gregorleff and he held the rank of
colonel. 1t was shown at the court-martial
that for several years he mad Deen draw
ing $1,000 annually from the Austrian War
Department for furnishing it with all sorts
of plans and confidential Russian military
documents. After having been drummed out
of the army in disgrace, he was hanged,
meeting the same fate as that of Colonel
Schmitz, who was convicted a few months
ago OF selling information to the Berlin
War Office.
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NOTICE.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
NOTICES.
Baptist
FIRST BAPTIST CHURC

FIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
corner of New York and Pennsylvania
streets. The pastor, Rev. w. F. Taylor,
Subjects. a. m, The Secret of Christian
H 4hs I0rii q ? c6 %I, "M Maa,ca Wh n1oS Gon5ing:
Morning, I'VE Praise Thee, o Lord" TIE
Deum, Sudds, choir; 81 Heard the Voice
of Jesus Say" Bischoff, solo, Mr.. Buchan
an. Evening. spirit Immortal" Atulla,
choir; MY Heavenly Home" Havens,
nuarfAt-
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A Glens Falls Policy

ON your property will cost no more than
one i'm an inferior company and when you
get a Glens Falls policy you ave the best
indemnity your money viii buy. Company's
office, Lombard Building.
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goes to him without receiving full and
proper attention. while all letters receive
At present nearly all of the iner-
chandise Is purchased In England or Ger
many and shipped in bond through the
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Two elegant front rooms en-
suite, furnished, near business. Address
+. b. g. Journal Office.
FOR RENT-Mrs. Haughey's handsome
residence property north of city: large
house, hardwood finish, fine plumbing, nat
ural gas, electric lights, greenhouse, gar
den. fruit and shade: large. beautiful
grounds: electric car line. c.. +. SAYLES,
771s East Market.
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UnfversaIist.

UNIVERSALIST CHURCH-North New
Jersey and Sixth streets. Rev. H. o.
Sommers. d. D., pastor. Services at 1890
and 1880. Morning subject: Fact, Fic-
ton and Falsehood;'' evening, What Old
Universalists believe" Strangers well
come. All seats free.
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Congregational

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Corner Meridian
and New York streets, Frederic E.. Dew
hurst, minister. Sunday school, $50;
morning service, 10:45: evening, illustrated,
at 7:30, on Michael Angelo and the Sis
tine Chapel Pictures"
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NOTICE.

N~OTICE-Just received imported Thuringer
and Munchner Book; also. Frankfurter
Sausage: very fine. Wholesale and retail
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EUROPEAN
HOTEL Jackson square.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-11

Librarian Spangler's 9th tour. June to Sep
TENDER. Scotland, Norway, Italy. Address
Bloomington.
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LOANS-Money on mortgages. Z. r.
SAYLES. 10 East Market street.
LOANS-Money to loan. CLIFFORD
ARRICK. Room 81. Journal Building.
LOANS-Mcney on watches. diamonds,
jewelry. without publicity. CITY LOAN
FFICE 81 West Washington street.
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o SALE.

fODl SALE.
FOR SALE-2O0,c 600 building brick. Kiln
run. SAM r. DUNCAN, Isl Massachu-
sets avenue.
FOR SALE-An Atlas engine: 90 horse
power: boiler in irSt-class condition.
Price very low. Dbl CLOTHING co.
FOR SALE-Gold mining stocks OF the
celebrated gold mines Of Cripple Creek.
Col, at a price liable 10 make sure Of a
fortune. d. II. WILES. Room ], Vinton
Block.
FOR SALE have for sale a Wholesale
notion stock and fixtures including three
wagons and teams. with an established
trade in northern Indiana Stock situated
in Logansport, In good business room,
cheap rent. Terms OF payment 20 suit
purchaser. ALBERT c.. JENkINES. Lo-
transport Ind
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WANTED-pleasant furnished ROOM, pri-
vate family. Young couple. Address +.
B. 20, Journal Office.
WANTED-A salesman for fall business. to
sell our Jeans, Flannels; Blankets, Dress
Goods, etc. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
WOODEN co. Box 1341. Philadelphia
WANTED-An active and experienced
saleslady for druggists sundry depart
ment. Large retail store. None but first
class need answer. Address u, this Office.
WANTED-Energetic young man for first
class paying position in Indianapolis; also,
one TO travel. Rare chance. Address f.
S. WRIGHT, $50 Hastings street, Detroit,
Mich.
WANTED-Lady stenographer and assist
ant bookkeeper. State age and wages,
over and above board and car fare. An
swer in own handwriting. Lock Box 29l,
Elwood. Ind.
WANTED-A quiet. refined couple desire
three u~nfurnished rooms for light house
keeping in private family. References ex-
changed. Address w, this office. stating
location, etc.
WANTED-Patents obtained; no attorneys
chanical drawings made. JOHN S. THUR
MAN, Mechanical Engineer. Cordova
Building, 20 West Washington street.
WANTED-Information of Maggie Con-
nors. who married Charles Rost in
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. in the year 1870. 1t will
be 10 her interest by addressing TIMO-
THY HALEY, Southern Hotel, st. Louis,
Mo.
WANTED-Dress cutting and sewing
school. Every lady sending a self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope. will receive a
dartless. seamless dress pattern. EMMA
EDWARDS, Dress-Cutting and ewing
School, 163 South East street. indianapolis.
WANTED-A young man to manage city
office. Al opportunity TO learn a good
business. Pleasant position and fair sal
ary 10 start with. Must take small in
terest in the company. $500 the least.
Permanent 10 a young man who possesses
business qualities. Address II. & Il. co,
care Journal.
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Personal.


Personal.
PERSONAL-Bee, look for me Tuesday
morning. Important. HUM.
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VANDALIA LINE.

DAILY. fDaiiy except Sunday.
From Indianapolis Leave. Arrive.
St Louis Accommodation. 49,. 1890 am TAO nm
st Louis Fast Line----------- sll:50 am 800 pm
Trains II and 20 ----------- %l255 pm -25O pm
Ierre Haute Accommodation. ti:00 pm 1000 am
Evansville Cypress sl12O pm s3.35 am
81. Louis Express -..---. sll:2O pm s4.4O am
Trains connect at Terre Haute for r. & IT. ri
points. Evansville sleeper ON night train.
Sleeping and parlOr cars are run on through traIna
Dining cars on Trains 20 and II.
, 1894-05-21
Gin 6auberooftor.

yOr." saul @acbter, Elm SPIRITUALITY
unb Guadialber, nuroe geitern Don benz
@ebeimpolt5iiten Storton unter Ser Qns
fla9e, 9eonarb Sell BON 1896 Ntlantit
StroBe I'M $201 beiAtptnbelt gu boben,
perbaTtet. NnDretp Sell, Soiepb S9mtB
6ranf 8alfe un0 Sranf Wtiler baben G9n>
Itcbe NnfIdgen gegert ben v3auberOottor"
in 8etto. Die 8aticnten pflegte ii9
Wabter in Sen Grmcren Sbidten Ser 8ez
OOIferun9 gu iuchen. Sein bauptid6libites
6eilmittel mar etn Salt bon einem Salme
III GlSin, " oocb muBte Der Suit erit baourcf
beilbringenb gemac6t perben, 6aB Der
Batient cine 9rOBe @elOiumme ba3u berz
CAB. Sn Dem Safe 2eonarb Sells betrltg
Oieie Summe $201, uub auf Gbnliebs 8etie
branOi6abte Der 3auberboftor allCb Die
libri9en RI6ger, obue baB ieOOb Die 8ur
irgenb ettuas bali.
Ser ODftor iou gang belonbere Sell
metbooen auBer Der Annenbung ietnes
8aumsaftes aus9eiibt baden. Der Satin
Sells, Die an 8aiierlubt leiOet, bracbte CT
Is LANCE Scbuttte nit etnem Haitrmeiie1
am Giden Bel, unb bieielbe 8roSeorr nabm
er BEL benz iun8en Aleranber Sell Dor.
Nls Die Yatienten merften, baB @adter
Elm S6DinOler mar, perlangten fie 3lz
nGcbit bon ibm Sie &iidsabIung Ser be-
sablten 0elber, nuroen aber abgetpieien.
Damn lteBen lie ibn 9eitern Der9aften.
Wa6ter tpO6nt in 1872 8urltng StroBe.
Gr lit ettpa IS Sabre alt unb bebauptet,
oaB letn @ei6dft our6auS lcgittm lit.
, 1894-05-21
Nod fein Salu6beriht.
Die Special GranoiurY pertinent weitere
0eueen iiber auoebIibe mahIbe'
tr iioereien.

QGsemein wur6e ermartet, DaB 6ie Spe:
ctal @ranciurD beute 8ormittag BEN
&icbter Gbetlain ibren S6luBbericbt ob:
itatten tpiirbe. Die @ritaltung oeiielber
lamb iebOh ni6t ftatt, uielmebr mar aud
fir Die belttigc 8Ormitta9Siibuna cine itatt:
lidbe 9lnsabl bon 3eugcn pOrgelaben, tpelb'
iiber g8ablbetriiecretcn bericbten %lolten,
Inter benielben bef0noen iicb iSenrD 8reu
bon Der 10. @arb, Sobn 8. 8renaban
Sobn 3teDnolos un0 Saul q. NDman. lin
etnen gilbli6 in bic Nusbebnuns bes I'm:
geieBIiebeu Stimmens in Bet IS. War6 81
c~rlansen, iparen ais s3euginnen Sic Soft:
bausbeiiBerinnen Srau 8renocr, Trar
2O9an, 6ran Nocman, Sran &eeie NM
6rou 6anrabdn Dor9elaoen. Sic beri6.
teten, baB our 3eit Ser g9abl i6re &oitbGuiel
nit 0Gitcn iiDerfiiut waren, meldc bori
boriiber9cbenben Nufentbalt nabmen, I'm
bel bet 9e3emberz@ abL gu itimmen. Gas
&Oitgeib Oteier vimpurlirten" @ditc nrrb(
in ben SoitbQuiern BON einem Wann fiji
llIe beSa6lt.
lin balb l 1tbt bertogte li6 Die Special:
GranOi1rp, nm AM Nacbmittag Die S6luBs
liBun9 ab5ubalten.
, 1894-05-21
6metfeIbafte freuoen.

Ser 8IumenbdnbIer Soiepb Milum,
SO. 243 Garrabee StraBe,ilt felt geitern Ser
slifltcbe 8eitBer zines 8ferOes, boc6 bat
tbn 2eBteres am eriten Sage tpentg Slid
gebra3t. g}acbOem CT eS fir etnen : pie
ieine gtoAbarn ia9en = DteL su boben
greis faufli9 erpOrbcn, lieB er es 'nad)
letnem 6aule brin9en uno Dor Elm 8ugg0
ipan1en. MGbrenO er ms 6aus gegangen
mar, I'm ietnen 0tod anSu3ieben, 1~pran9en
smet SpiBbuben ins 8ugsD unb iasten oaz
BON. @r Lief naD Der 2arrabee StraBen>
Station unb melbete oen 9ieb1tabl. @inem
Polt5ilten gelang es, BEN SpiBbuben ben
Gaub ab3ujagen. 0ieielben lieBeu 6as
6ubrtperf i'm Sti6 unD ludbten 0as Weite.
Wfilum erbielt Bferb unO 8u99o 3urad.
SEPT fcnnte ct enoIt4 bic beabli6tigte
grobefabrt unternebmen. Gbe er ipteoer
no5 Sauie fam, iab ct licb tpegen gu ibnelz
len TabrenS in 6aft seltommen. Gr err
langte feline Sreibeit gegen Biirgidaft unb
iebt Oenft er barber nadb, OaB iette Treuz
ben ais Pferoebeitber bis ieBt etlpas fragz
lt6er Natur tparen unb cine BieberbOlung
OerieIben nt9t b~eionbers pini9enspcrtb
iet.
, 1894-05-21
Beitrafte polt5iften.

Gin am Samito9 2(6enO Oom 9oIiseiz
Dcf Grennon erlniiener @cneralbefebG
orOnct Die @ntlaNuug Don neun 8olisiiten
lpe9en grobcr Oienitlicber 8ergeben. Die
&c8raOtrun8 zines PoIt5eiiergeanten sum
Fotrou!uepoliSiiten uuo bic 8eitrofl,no
JON IA PoIi5iiten nit @e6altsabsiiaen filr
; De5U. 10 Sagen ipegcr 9erin9fiai9erer
SeritoBe ge9en Die 0icnitoorlhrifz
len an. Die entlaiiencu 8laur0fe itnb
SO9n S. 6anrabou bonn %, Wm. 90.
N0dipoOO un0 3hoS. Mcgtomaro DoD1 :
8}nJanin 8rolpn Oom H., q. G6ompIon,
NtaUrlce @ogeWOrtD une SaS. 8ree bonn
Zl.' WtlcbaeI 0e0lD ut6 Gempletpn Sbompz
ION pom 30. 8recinft. Ser Oeqrobirte
Sergeant 1T Stepben &o6lltaS bonn 3Olten
grectntt. 9erlslbc lit 9letcbsciti8 nodb Benz
Zolfen Prectntt Oeriebt porDen. lttt 0elDz
1traten tamen Die 8 ~oli5iiten G6OmoS 8irz
11tan89ant bonn l., &boS. 6. 6iBgerulO unb
S.5. TtnegGn Dom B., 50. StrDfer pom g.,
Seremia5 S. O'Gonnor, GbOs. s. 9itftmaz
ton, SameS S. ScuuD, M{ibaeI g. RpoH
1ttcbarb Cummings uno Gidar6 Sat Bonn
~, 0fi6ael 6. Sinan unb Gidor0 6ouron
bonn 28., g. Geilon pom 20. rnb Mortin
&uaIe9 bonn 80. 8rectnft 6aOon.
, 1894-05-21
Stdoti1bes,
Der 5ou pren6er9ait
GrleiNet eirten abermaIieen 2tufibub.

Sn 8esug auf OoS sipeite 8erfa6ren
9egen BrenOergait, iDelbes beute Beginner
l0lIte, lit abermalS Gin Nufl1ub eingetre>
ten, nohOcm Nnmolt Truoe ii9 BON Dem
SAT- 5uril6ge5ogen bat. St lit Der Q(nit6t,
ooB Die gan5e Berbanblung Dor Ht6ter
G9etluin SDe6loS lei. Sir Sen Gildtrttt
Srube'S giebt eS MIR cine @rfLGrung, uno
5ipor Die, baB Die Q~lnflage, nelcbe CT baupt9
iG6llb p%ertrat, auf tcinen @rfoIg meDr
re6ncn fam un0 OoB er nicbt ais 8eItegtcr
anQeie9en ipcroen mill. SruDe ltc9t III
DEM Guf, nocb nic etuen SAT- nerloren 81
baben uuo er m0dte 0ieicn Eut 0ufrebt
erbaltcl1.
6crrn Gru6e tpir0 ste NcrBcrung IN ben
0tunD gelegt, DaB oon9ticbter G6etlain fein
unporteiiicbeS lrtbeil 5t eriparteu, oielz
mcbr Elm fir Prenhergait 9iinltt8cr Mabr@
1pruch nit Sicberbett 81 gcDGrttgen unb es
OeSbaIb DerlOrenc Eiebc9miibe lei, tir baS
Slpette 8crb0r trgelO mclcbc GOrbcreitungen
81 %treffen.
0ngcgcn bebauptet 6err 6eron, elmer Ser
Gertbeloiger BrenDcrgalt'S, DaB0err Irube
licb oennOb cine 9au5e Weile nit Dem SAL
bclcbatttgte, nadboem Derlclbe III oaS 1eue
StoOirm getrcten mar, aber in ben @tlcb
blldern tem Wtittel fanD, bic SteIung Der
&ert0eioigung ST. lcbpdcben uno OaB CT iib
Damn crit 5uriiG5og. SIN llebrigcn betontc
0crr Grube, OaB CT mt cine abDartellbe
0attung cinndDme, aber Die 2lbiicbt babe,
Den 6ou nod ctnnnl Dor Nicbter 8rentanO
au b%ringcn. Su welcber QSeile DaS 9ez
lcbeben fam, lit UOrldufig unbefannt.
Die BerPanolungcn itbcr einen ipeiteren
Q(ufibub wurocn uul 10 itbr bis gtaCbn;tz
tags 2 llbr Der1c6oben.
, 1894-05-21
RohIiaat uno Ole 6ewerffhaftler,

Ser Bidder $. $. &obliaat lit BEL BEN
pereintgten @emertibaften in l1ngna6e ge>
fallen, Wir beri9teten bereits, baB oie
idl1mtltben bel 8. 8. &obliaat beidbdftigz
ten llntOn>8Gder an ben Streif gtngen,
neil er Die neue llnionsScolo nicbt ur1terz
5eidnen mOute unb i%iberbaupt Die Union
Bidder MIDI. auitdn5tg bebarlbelt baben
lOQte. 9G Der ebemalige 8eliBer Des
Snter>O Ocean uno 8Gdermeiiter &obliaat
bis ieBt it6 nicbt in l11ter6onolungen nit
rem 8dderzuntonen einLaiien uoute, 10
tpanbten iib Oieie an ben@etperfichoitSratb
uno bieier faBte in leiner 9eitri9en SiBung
8ei3lIiie, in bencn &obliaat nicbt nit
@lacehalol6ube angefaBt iDuroe. gu gleiz
6er 3ett DerOfentli3te Ser Grecutipausz
lbuB oer 8Gderzllnionen etnen Nufruf an
ba8 Bublifum, in wel6em To9lioat un6
feline YGrtner ais Seinbe Der organtiirten
Nrbetter bingeiteut, uno borauf oufmerfz
lam gemacbI tpir6, baB ct i~pltematilcb sic
ltnipn@BGder aus ietnen 8Gdereien per=
~trieben, itA weigere, NIT ben Counties Der
llnionen 81 DerfeDren unO 6ie neue 2o9nz
Scala, Die bis 1ebt BON $50 8GGermctltern
uuter5eic3net uor6en tpdre, an3uerfennen.
Der Nufruf l6lieBt nit einem QlppeQ al
oas Publifum I'M Nugemeinen uub Nrbeie
ter i'm Specieuen, Die &obliaat'ltben
8Gdereien un6 yQun6>Nopms", 221-223
State Str, 59-61 @ai9ington Str, 81
-63 @uftOm 6ouie Ylace, 196-198 g.
Start Str, 324 Dearborn Str. un6 80
Gate ntcbt 81 patrontiiren,
, 1894-05-21
Oiebmdrft.

10000 Stid &inboieb, 1000 Sbweine
unb 5000 Sbafe puroen 3ugefibrt. RinOz
Diebprelie feiter 81 4.15@4.45 fir bette
vNattpe"z Stiere, 3.95@4.00 fir Wittel@
iOrte, 3.75@3.85 fir 9erinsere GualltGt.
S6petrepreiic pi6en INN 10. Sdmere
S6meine 4.8O@4.85, letdbte 80,
burbetnanbcr 4.70(04.75. Shafe felt,
bette 4.2504,65, bette 9Glnmer 4. go 80.
, 1894-05-21

= 9ab ieit bier Sagen in Chicago Elm,
idredlibe &Glte bcrricDt, ipeiB jebes &tnb,
~ltniere StraBenUertebrs : Ofagnaten ihei:
lten eS no6 nibt 9emcrft SIT BADEN, benz
tie mutben ibren Sabr9diten gu, nit flap:
pernben 3dbncn in tbren -Sommercars 81
fabrcn. Sieuctcbt miiien tie es aber bod
nnb oenfen ejnfa9: d the public"
- Die 8eipobner Ser @e9en6 am 6uBt
Der 20. StraBe 6%efLagen iicb bitter iiber Ser
peittlen5taltiben @eitont, Der BON Dem
S3uttz unb bfaazglblaecrunsSplabe am
SeeuFer auSge6t. 0urcb ben Sturm am
Trettag, be5tp, Ourcb Sic md6tigen 0elen
beS SECS, itnb Sic am lfer abeelagertcr
StOffe nOuitdnbig aufgstpiiblt i%por6en, u1b
Die pertpeienoen anin1aliicben unb Dege-
tabilii6en 9l6fd4e Derpeiten iebt bic Quit.
Gorausli6tli6 miro Der Otopor elm Gerbot
9c9en tpcitere 9lblagerun9 Don S9utt am
TuBe Der 26. StroBe erlailen.
, 1894-05-21
SebrerprIfuuo.

Die nacbite regeImaBige 9rIfung fir
4ebrer an ben 0tfenIltbcn Sbulen Gbi=
Cages ftnDet am 3. Suli III Der Neltiettez
0ocblbule al Der S9benTNDenue un6
SongreBltraBe, bon 9 llbr WtorgenS ab,
ltatt. SIS ftnocn Prifun9en fit 6iilfsz
lcbrer an @rammGr7 unb 4rimGricbulen,
ftr 9ouptlebrer an 9rinGrz unb Gram
mdrl9ulen unb fur 6alfslebrer al 9pcbz
icbuIen fiat.
, 1894-05-21

Elm Muieum bcrsu9eben, nibt elm fir
Yuuman 10 notbpenotgeS 0nlpttal baren :;
tparum ~iteuerte er ntbt, ais i'm 8inter Elm
0aineu llnteritiBungs @omite bel ibm
Dpripra6, ba5 Gelo srr llnteritiiBun9 Der
2(rnlen unG BeDirftigen in 4ullman bel
unb perbreitete Die 2li9e, baB Die Yulntalt
2(rbeltcr nicbt nur teine 9totb @litten, iOn>
bern $4,000 in Ser Bullnlan Banf oe1
ponirt bitten? Warum fDrOerte er 6ctz
lpielSDeiie BON etnem 8OlSen6reDcr, Der $333
per Wt0nat Dcrotentc, allen $15.2l fir
Wttctbe. Ga8 unb Balier per Wfonat." Sn
6teler Neile 900 Ser ipadere Baltor Yulz
man burcb Die 0cdel. STIR feline 9rebi9t
Dur0e tbm bon alien Seitcn g%eoanft.
6eute be9innt Die 2lltSsa3lnng BET
Strettcr in 8ltuman. 9tclc Qlrbeit nimmt
brei Sage in 2lniprucb, unb er6alten bic
5000 f"riiheren 9lngeiteuten in @ulman
etipd $55, 900 fir 10 Sage, b. i. Elm Surdb7
lcbnittSlobn BON $1,000.
Manaqer 8ropn ertlGrt, oaB eS Der
Gompanie burcbauS nicbt einfalIen iperbc,
bic Streifer gu iiberrcben, CUR Qlrbeit
3urild5utebren lie lei nit ben 2euten
ferti9 unb fiir6te iib nibt por beren pei7
tcren S6ritten. Die abgelobnten Nrbciter
tonnten iidb ELI fir ollie Wtol aus Dem
Dienit Der Gompanie gei6;eOen b~etradbten.
Gr gebc NIGHTS I'M Sic 0ro6un9ell, aub bic
9lr6citer III ben 9teparaturipertltdtten in
2u0lop, ct. 2ouiS uno 8albingtOn gum
Strctten SG b%ril1gen.
Otan lit %9cipannt borauf, oh Ser 53obt@
meiiter es ueriucben miro, bon Ben CUR Qlusz
5abL;ng 9elan9cnDen 20bnen Die fGlige
Wfletbe in 9lb3ug Su brtn9cn.
, 1894-05-21
Der Qnfreider- Streif beenoet.

Sn @reenbaum'S6aQe ratificirten geItern
bic ltniOn@Q lnitrci6er Bic bonn Streit=@oz
mite nit einem NusiduB ser v8oiie" ge~
t~roffene Gereiubarung unb ertlGrte bamit
ben Streif ais beenoet. Die S~rie6eusbez
6insungen iino fol9cnOe: 35 Gents per
StunOe bis sum Is. Sum- 3. S.. bon Oa at
bis l. OfGr5 1895 30 Gents, un6 bon bo
ab bis l. WtarS 1896 323 Gents per Stun6e
einem aus Gertretern Der vWfaiter 9tiioz
citation unb SourneDmen>@ ainters beftcben=
6en S3tebsgeribt iou in 3ufunft sic
S6It6tun9 aler 9ifferensen iibertragen
tperoen; tOnnen Oteie itb nibt cini9en,
Damn lolen iie brei nibt intereiiirte 9ers
ionen 81 SdbieoSrtcbtcrn erndblen. Dem
StretfzGOmite uno Dem 9ointer'5 Council
ipurbe Der. 9anf notirt.