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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-05
THE QUEEN AGREES TO PARDON ALL
A Reply Is Being Drafted by the Hawaii aus In Power, and Preparations to Re- sist the Restoration Continue-The Ex- citement Augmented.

A Reply Is Being Drafted by the Hawaii
 aus Tn Power, and Preparations to Re-
 sist the Restoration Continuc-The Ex-
 citement Augmented.
 AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Jan. 5.-Ad- vices from Honolulu to Dec. 22 have been received here by the steamer Alameda, which has just arrived from San Fran cisco The officers of the vessel stated to an Associated Press correspondent that the excitement in Honolulu over the political situation was growing in intensity.
 The provisional government was as firm as ever in it's determination to maintain its position and was continuing its prepara- tions to resist any effort that might be made to restore the monarchy. The mem bers of the police force of the island had been notified that they would be expected to take arms in defense of the government, and a number of them had been dismissed from the service for refusing to obey this order.
 Willis Makes His Request.
 The officers further stated to the inter- viewer that the minister of the United States had written to the provisional gov ernment requesting that they surrender office, as the United States government had decided in favor of the restoration of the queen.
 The minister, i'll his communication, in formed the government that Liliuokalani had agreed to grant amnesty to all those who had taken part in the revolution, to ratify the obligations of the present gov ernment and to govern faithfully in ac- cordance with the present constitution. The government was preparing a long re- ply to the minister.
 The Commercial Advertiser of Honolulu, in an article supporting the government, declares that the United States congress has taken the matter out of President Cleveland's hands by calling for the papers in the Hawaiian correspondence, and as serts that the provisional government will not retire from power unless it is com pelled to by force, and says that this is not likely to be employed.
 Temporary repairs have been made to the Canadian and Australian Steamship company's steamer Miowera, which strand ed at Honolulu last Octob Der, and she will proceed to San Francisco.
 Advices by steamer from Apia, Samoa, say that the Samoan natives have shown signs of restlessness since the departure of the warships and that further trouble is faaral
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-05
Postmasters Appointed. fAll

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The following postmasters were appointed:
 Massachusetts-Micha J. Griffin, Holyoke Charles S. Ashley, New Bedford Frederick L. Churchill, Plymouth; Miss Louise Imogen Quincy, Auburndale; Ellen Mehan, ookfield; John E. Brown, East Pepperell Ellis 0. Drake Gardner; Merton z. Woodward, Shelburne Falls.
 New York-T. B. Kellem, Babylon; John Walling. Carthage; James Elliott, Chatham; John J. Halloohan, Chester; Robert Armstrong, Cuba; Charles T. Alverson, Deposit; Thomas P. Hofferman, Dunkirk: Camillus P. Rogers, Hunt ington; John A. Rasbach. Ilion; George w. Ap- gar, Ithaca; James A. Mcdonald, Mamaroneck; George Kirkland, Oneonta; John H. Warden, Portville; James c. Brophy, Shortville; John |. Kane, Sing Sing; Ernest T. Flecter, Tupper Lake; Emerson s. Crandall, Warrcnsburg; Melville Griggs, Worcester.
 Pennsylvania George R. Nye, E!lwood City; John E. Malone, Lancaster; John k. Stauffner, NIillervile w. r. Walsh, Smithport
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. - The following fourth class postmasters were appointed:
 New Jersey-Ironia, D. l.. Cory.
 New York-Ashland, s. c. Lee; Bayville, F D. Platt; East Pembroke, L. C. Case: Java Cen ter, c. A. Mason; Lansing, II. E. Middleton Natural Dam, Eva Harley; Orchard Park, T. G. Briggs; Theresa, P. B. Salisbury; West Der gen, K. H. Sizer
 nsylvania-Bainbridge G. s. SideG Kep. hart, F. A. Kephart.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-05
Fish and Cams Commis.ionera Meet.

ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The state fish and game commission is meeting in this city today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-A resolution in- troduced in the senate by Senator German revealed the reason why the New York and New Jersey bridge bill, which passed both houses of congress before the adjournment previous to the holidays, was not sent to the president for his signature at that time. It appears that in the hurry of reaching an agreement the conferees of the two houses jailed to properly specify the lines of the bill which it was intended should be omitted,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-05

" uoFo OhuIeFo stItI hagess CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 5. = The deaths from cholera here average Ave per day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-05

Weather Forecast. Generally cloudy, with rain; colder Fri. day night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-05
Yatnran EoonnmIta nvinr.

LONDON, Jan. 5-The Duchess of Argyll is dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-05
Snxsd hx I,nlfna

EByCHUIUB1Sts AuOUE puHU00Us ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The Psychological so- ciety of New York was incorporated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-05
WANTED: |:
DIR MUNGER.

ns~Patients coming on Monday or We'd nesday will please call before 10:30 n. m., or at 7:3O p. m. On other days office hours to II q. m., to and to p. m. Sundays, 12 to ? p. m.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair filghes Medal1nd DipIoma.

The Kansas City Journal says:
The development OF the. financial sit
uation shrows just what gold mono
metallism means. The people sre in
a fix where they can be squeezed.
tits the purpose of Grover Cleveland
and his co-partners in the conspiracy
to put the condition Il a shape that
cannot be changed. Unconditional
repeal" as applied to the silver ques-
ton in the special session of Congress-
last year, meant unconditional gold
monopoly. Gold, monopoly means
more bonds. and more nonGs, means
more interest to be paid ly the
people. This il the straight story
and argue the question as they
may, nothing more can be made of
it.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
{. :lcn gu I,caI CaHvatinnl%
II Gods S Ssfiiis Cures

pains left my groin and have not returned.
While taking the second bottle the wound
~ the hip entirely healed. The third bot
tie made me feel
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
Razors shnrpened to Perfection!

r. Osell has removed to the Bank
Exchange building where he has a
good stock of mems boots and shoes
also ladies and children's shoes in var
iety which he will sell Mt greatly re-
duced prices. Repairing neatly and
cheaply done with dispatch. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
Starr Valley Items.

The past week marks for us an inn
portant epoch in Good Templary.
On November ODD 1894, was begun at
the l. o. q. L. Hall in Starr Valley,
the first. regular, semi annual session,
of Eastern District Lodge No. l, !. O.
q. Il. Wednesday evening, a number
OF Representatives from the different
Lodges, in the country arrived, and
among those present mt the several
meetings we're, Mrs. Gardner of Elko,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A, Merkley and VIM
Clendemning Of Mound Valley, Mr..
and Mrs. p. 0gilvie of South Fork.
Mrs. w. a. McDermott, Mrs. Magly,
Mrs. Francis Lebraske, Mr.. E. LIE
braske, Mr.. II. frankie, Mr.. Will
Wines and Mr.. Bert Wines of La
noble Valley, Mrs. Jas, Steele, Miss
futile and Mr.. Earnest Wood of Clio
yer Valley.
The session consisted of six inter.
esting meetings, conducted by @. CT.
Geo. r. Vardy in the absence of the
District TcmplaI. On Friday even
ing the Odd an entertainment, closing
with social dance was given in hon
or and as welcome to the several
Representatives, and the verdict of
every one present was Il have had
one of the best times I ever had in all
my life."
The last and best meeting of the
session was held Cn Saturday, and the
earnest work of the several commit
tees would be hard to excel, at least
by beginners. With the close of this
meeting ended, the most instructive
and energetic meeting of the District
Lodge that has been our good for
tune to attend.
Saturday evening our guests re.
NAMED with us to visit Subordinate
Lodge and, rejoice with us in glad
surprise, OF which we are proud. Sun.
day morning our Delegates begun
their homeward journey to meet again
in Lamoille Valley May 25th 1895.
We hope and pray our membership
may then be greatly increased.
Our G. G. r., Geo. r. Vardy. meets
the hearty praise and thanks of all
for his able assistance to each. and
for the aid and good advice freely
given and gladly accepted. May our
coming session Of District Lodge be
as great success as the last.
Starr Valley School gave a Thanks
giving exercise Wednesday afternoon
which proved success.
This is the place for lively time
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30

A tine display of SILVER ware, fancy
dishes. lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc., at the Ell. M. Cos. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are toe
finest in their line ever broug
Ello.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30

L. Burkhart Is Ieady to do Of
kinds Of painting, paper hanging and
decorating on short notice. He guar
antees to give satisfaction. Go to
him when you need anything in his
lne' H. ..&tl..,.. ........ y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
~. BoOHER, Editor and Fro

prietOr.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
HOw'S This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One Copy. one year........... ...........Ss 90
One copy, six months. Observation-Disclosures 70
For any period und, six months. one dollar
Per month. Payable in advance.
Delivered by carrier in EIko at twenty tive
cents per week.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30

this coming winter. We have Il Liter
airy Society organized to meet on
Tuesday evening every two weeks.
Quite number of beef cattle have
gone from our little Valley to the
Eastern markets.
f.
Starr Valley, Nov. %, 1891.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30

Hoods Pills cure I've: lis. "oGstipa-
ton, bjliouspess, headache. Indigestion.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
ADVERTISING 5SAIIGS.

Will he made a. low M is consistent with
sound business principles. Apply ii the Of
4fce for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
r. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. Ohio

We, the undersigned. have known
F.J. Cheney for the last 10 years and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
bv their firm.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
DAILY lN9E?EaD ENT,
AN EVENING PAPER,

ISSUED every day, Sundays excepted.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
WEST g. TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists

lOlcuO. OnlU.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 70 cts.
perbottle. Sold by all druggists.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-30
As Well Az Ever,

building up my system so that could eat
without distress and gained ID lbs. Hoods
Sarsaparlia regulated my bowels and has
cteanScd my blood, In fact cannot tell all
U did FOR me-" CHhs. 4. STA LKEt,, West
Walworth, n. Y. Get HOODS
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Der Orebfreu5= Qro3e6 been6et.

&i6ter BaDne CAB geitcrn in Dem 8roz
seize Der StaOt 9egen bic SUinoi3 Gentra[z
8abn Die Gnti6eiOuug ab, bnB Die pom
Staotratb nngenommenc Or6tnans, fpelc6e
bic 9rcbfreu3c Der SutnOis Gentra(z8abn
fir etnen @emeinIc9abcn erfldrt uuD bic
@ntfernung OerieIben anoronet, MIL ,llno
Jet; un0 SaB Der bon Der SQinois
&entraIs8 aDngelcui6aft gegen Sic Stabt
ermirfte Gin6aItsbefebl, burcb pelcben Der
Stoot Derboter tDur0c, Die 9rebfreu3e entz
ferreu 3u lalier, 5u Gccht bcite6e.
Die itGotti6cn 8eb0roen tperoen BEN
Sompf barum a6er pOrausii6tIi9 nod
uicbt auf9eben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
$4,000 Sdaoen.
Die american DAT &eather Company pom
elmer 5euersbrunif hetmqefudt.

Sn ben 2agerrGumen Der 4merican Dat
fam 6eute frii6 I'M breiDiertel ie9s l16r
Elm 5euer sum 4us6ru6 ,bas einen S6a=
ben bon ungefGbr $4,000 anri3tete, e6e es
gel0f3t perben fDnnte. @s purbe 8uerit
bon etnem Poli3tften entbedt, Der burb Die
6tnter benz 8ebGuDe liegenbe Nlep ging.
@6e er ieDo6 Die 6euertpe6r alarmirt bate,
I9lugen Die Slammen i9pn li9terlo6 aug
benz 8ebGube empor. DIS ba6er Mdriba4
0Oran, Der nit Der eriten Mbt6eilung Der
2Oi6mannf6af anlangte, ipa6rnabm, baB
er ni6ts dusri3ten tOnne, CAB er einen
2-11 Nlarm ab. 9as 5euer brad i'm 4.
StOd bes 0ebGuDes aus unb balo itiir3ts
Dus Dad Oes lebteren Elm, nobel Gbriitop6er
Nt6ols, Elm 6euertpe6rmann bon Der 2.
@Ompugnte, unter Die Sriimmer gerietb.
@S gelang iebO9 feinen 8ameraben, i'm
nod lebenb ans 5agesli6t 3u bef0rbern,
aber er befanb it9 in einem entIeBli3eu
3utanDe, Seine 8leiber pdren aqe per-
fOblt unb an bielen Stelen ietnes &0rpers
tparen gefdbrli6e 8ranDtDun0en. All emf
beden. W}an lieB i'm na9 Ieiner @o6<
nurg b%ringen, mo er i'm bebentli9en 3uz
itanbe barnieber ltegt. 4noere 6euerIeute
enttamen nit tnupper 0ot6 Ieinem @8tdz
Iale.
Na9 @erIauf elmer 6al6en @tltnbe bate
Die Seuerlpebr Die 6lammen unter gpnz
trole unb ging bann Die iibriqe Q0f3arbeit
f6ne1 BON i~tatten. Die llria4e bes Bran
oes fubrt nan auf cine GrrfoftOn in benz
Maf4inenraume 3uriid. 9tes lit Die 3meite
Seuersbruhit, bon Der bieIelbe 6irma in
ner6alb zines Sabres unb peniger M}onate
beingefu9t nprOen lit, oo3 tpar Der Ser
luit Dor einem Sabre BEL @eitem gr0Ber
als bieIes Mtal.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Sur Reform Ser poIiSei.

Menn es BEL Der Reorganization unierer
POlt5et no4 ben GipiIoienitz8 e9uGattOnen
e6enio i3urf 5ugeben ntrb, ME BEL Der DOr
ldngerer 3eit auf berfeGben 9runOlage err
folgten REORGANIZATION Der 8oftoner 8OIiz
gel, 10 tDerOen BON ben g%egentpdrtig bier in
0tent befinoli3en 8Oli3iiten etpa 900 iiber
Die SIinge fpringen m~iiiien,
8ei Der tOrperli6en u%nterIu6ung BON
139 @ppIifanten fir @tslen ais. 9oli3tIten
tpurben bereit5 %, uGTO nabe3u Der finite
She'll Der @pplitdnten fpegen t0rperli9er
unbrau3burteit 5u~riidgepieIen.
Die 4riifung auf lire getftige 8efd6tz
gung purbe ben 8oitoner 9oli3iiten baz
bur6 Iet9t gemG4t, DAB man ibnen bor6er
einen 8ii4lein in Die 0anb CAB, in peI6em
Die 6ragen, Die ibnen bel Der priifung borz
gelegt tperben niirben, nit ben ri3ttqen
QntpOrten abgebruGt tparen. SroB6em
purben mun6e Tragen bon feinem etn3elz
men Npplitanten ri9tig beanttportet.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Wtdltioe Gomite. Sibuno.

9os toOtrdt9lt6e Sutt8cOmtte, beTen
@oriiBer NGb. N&ann lit, uno pel6em Die
BIB. SDift, 6epburn, Campbell, SHEPHERD,
Smitb, MueI6ofer, 8ebbid, @oote, GrnIt,
@ertOn, QOeffler unb Mabonep ais Dit
glteoer ungeb0ren, trat 6eute Na9mittug UNI
2 u6r gu elmer SiBung ~3uiammen, in Der
Qbii3t, iiber Die 5ablretben, linen borliez
genben Orbinan5en @erfiigung gu treffen.
Inter anberen SrDinan5en beftnben fi9
in ben 6dnben bes Suiti3comites Die folgenz
ben: Die Pflaiter3iegeI : Orbtnan3, Die
Gougblini3e 8rOtperorbnung, Die Srbinun8
CUR Steuerung bes Observation-Disclosures
Die Srbinan3 bss Mapors our umtpatIos
lung Der @ebii6renSOffic bes &eFelzsJns
1pettors in cine ialGrtrte office, bic Ppm
Mapor omenbtrte Orbinan3 fir bic @pez
3iulteuerz9fefOrm unO f3lieBli9 Die Wlannz
I6e Gibilbien1tzgte fprmzO rbinun8.
Mebrere Otefer Orbtnan5en befanben fi3
beretts DteIe Wo6en lang in ben 6Gnben bes
@Omites, Obne buB fte. bisber ~berbanbelt
tporben ftnb.
Sci Der @i9tigfett biefer fdmmtli9en Orz
oinan3en tit es Die b09fte 3sit, baB bas Go
mite it9 nit benielben bef3Gftigt.
Son Der @nti3eibung beg Suiti3comites
ptrb gum grOBen She'll ba5 S9idial Der
o6en erpdbnten pi4tigen Srbtnan5sn abz
6dngen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
pr0fOGnt CrCSpO WieOer I'M
AMt0.
Sat- ale pOlitiiden @efan9eten ut
Treibeit geieBt,
Or perfprtdt ote Gtnfahrun9 elmer
fparfamen Derwoltun9.
Gin 2lppeI all ole potriotifden Sirger Ger
8epubIif.
Gorocas, @eneaueIa, 13. 0ea.


8r6ii6ent GreSpo bat feline Nmtspfltcbten
ais 8r6itbent tpteber ii~bernpmmen. 9aS
nsre Miniiterium lit nod nicbt ernannt
pOr6en.
Sn ei1em &un6i9ret6en 6es Staatsz
ietretdrS an bic @ouDerneure Der oeri6tee
Oenen Staten, Dortn benlelben GreSpo's
&iidfebr mtt9etbeilt tptr6, miro imStaatsz
b~ausboIte Die gr0Bte Spariamteit beriproz
chen, I'M Die Ge8ierung in ben StanO 3u
ieben, Die TinanStriii8 gu iberbritden, unO
bas Gertrauen i'm Qan6e un6 auswdrts
tpteber ber3uiteuen.
Brdiibent GrespO bat TAFT aIe pOlttifden
@etongenen aus Der 6aft entLaiien, uno bic
8erbannten unter Dem 8eripre9en Der
Straloit9feit CUR 0tidfebr eingeIaOen.
8ermittelit Der Rreiie bat er UNI Die
Mttwtrfung ouer patriOtii6en 8iir9er 3ur
0ur9fiibrun9 ieiner, auf bGS @Obl Der
&epubltt geri9teten 9ldne no9geiu1t.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
6ewaItt9e prdriebrdnoe.
DteieIben serff0ren in elmer Sreite pon fat
hunoert meiIeu aLIes mas ihnen i'm
meee fteht.


Can Antonio, Ser, 10. 9e3.
Gin Brief bon 8. $. SoQmann, einem
ange1ebenen 8ieb3itbter in Oeope, Seras,
entb6lt folgenbe Wtittbeilune: yOas gr0Bte
un6 nerbeerenbite Jeuer, nelbes felt Sab
rem bier OorgefOmmen lit, bat einsn srOBen
She'll Der 9rdrien %3erit0rt unb breitet ii9
tuetter na6 Subtn bin aus. GS e%ntltanb
Dor atpei Woben in Der NGbe oes Sluiies
Yeco5, unmittclbor 6te1ieit BON Sort
Sommer unb 3~erit6rte bic groBen Wetoez-
plGBe Der @ebrIber Stan, 9olluer unb aI1=
berer 0teb3itbter. SIS par unmogtib
baiieGbe 81 l6iben; ipGter brebtc iib oer
Winb mach Sibpeit unb trteb nit 10 ortan7
artiger Stdrte sic SIammen in elmer
Brettc BON funfunbfteb3;g bis bun6ert Wtei7
len in Oltlider 9ttbtung Dor iib bin, baB
baS ibneIfte 8ferb nit benlelben fetnen
Sbrttt 6alten fonnte. Oas Seuer iiberz
icbrttt bic @8corbabo Sbeioelinie Der
WeibeplGbe SEES vGapitol SpnDtfates" un6
3~eritOrte ben grOberen She'll Oerielben.
Sour bur9 bic 9etpaltiglten 2nitreHgunz
gen Der bonn vGapttol SDnoifat" arfgciteQ=
ten @d6ter gelang eS, Dem 6suer cine
anSere 0ttcbtuns gu 9eben. Oaiielbe nabm
bann cine liblicbe 0ti6trn9 no1 @oEtro
uno Seat Sn1ItD 9Ou1ttD bin, bis eS Jdn>
0au GountD erreicbte, mo- eS tpieoer cine
nor60itli6e Gtdtun9 eini6lug. @ie meit
itb Der 8rGricbronb no6 Often bin aus
bebnte, lit ni6t befannt.
Na9Oem lid Elm itarfer NOrbmi1lO err
boben bate, purOe bic ii6 bon ben l1fern
Oes 9ecos na9 Often bin Bis gu eiuem BON
bier nett entfernten 9untt ausbebnenOe
GeuprHGrhe IN 1IA(iher 0piA4u1o nnrfoTr+S
gebrGngt. 0isicIbe bate cine 0Gn9e bon
ni6t i~peniser ais 125 MeiIen; ipte melt fte
ii6 na3 SiiOcn bin erftreft bat, tpeiB man
nt6t, aber in leBter gtabt tpar bsr6Ori5ont
nod cine md6ttge bunflc 9taubpolfe,
tueIde itd tpeitcr nacb Sii6en bin bepe9te.
Der sr0Bere Tbetl OcS bonn Seuer beims
9eiu6ten GebieteS tpurbe p0ai9 ousaebrannt
unb 8epGiler unb2anbitroBen, meI9e unter
gepObnlt3en l%tmitan6en einem 8rGriefeuer
@inbalt 3u gebteten I'M Stan6e tparen,
:paren bieiem ~rieft9en 8ron6e gegenilber
nOat9 ma6tLOS.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Oehen %itralos aus.

!6eute Morgen purbe bor 8i9ter &erIten
bas 3eugniB in benz 8lagefaI gegen George
8. 9ilbebre3t, Wiliam @rdp, Nlfreb Sem
neop unb 4rt6ur S, 9iIbebre4t pernOmmen.
4m "a. NoDember ereignete fih in Der
Dirtbi6aft BON @eorge $. 9iGbebre9t, go.
122 %, @lartitraBe, cine S9ldgerei unter
ben bier Nngetldgten, BEL tpel9er 8elegenz
belt 5tpei ReDolOerf9iifie fielen, NGe @ier
trugen 3temli9 er6ebli4e @ermunbungsn
babon, Ser Strett mar ausgebro9en, na9z
benz @rap Bel benz &artenipie1 babel ertuppt
purbe, boB er &arten auf ben &nieen liegen
bate, aug tpel3en er feline n9anb" nit Gr=
fOlg ergdn3te.
0as beute Morgen abgegebene 53eu9niB
er9ob, bab eben aae bier Der &artenfpisler
glet4en Nnt6eil an Der @3GGgerei 6atteu.
Der &i3ter ertldrte, baB es unnib fem
piiroe, ben Sau benz Griminalgeri9t gu
ub%erpeiien, er mife i'm etnfa9 ftrei6tn.
pie bier &aufer tpurben aIfO i~traflos emit
la1en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
GrReblides Seuer.
Das Raus 1915 mi9isan Str. nm $1,000
eei9dotet.

!9eute MOrgen tur3 nob feds ltbr brab
in benz Oreiit0di9en 3ie9eIgebdube $50.
1875 Wicbi9an Str. Elm Seuer aus,
tpeIbes einen @eiammti5a6en bon $1700
anribtcte. OGs 6ous lit @isentbum Der
befannten WiutonGrin 6nttte @reen.
SIN unteren Stodnert betreiben Mitte7
mann Bros. & So. eiuen 9anbel in Wtrtb5
i6aftsi usitattun9en ie erIitten an ibren
8aarenIager einen S6a6en bon 800.
@benip pur6e bic i'm 3peiten StodDerf
etne S6tIbermoIeret betreibenbc Sirma
g. 8ouie & So. UNI 500 gel9Gotgt. Ser
8erluit an 6aus 1T auf $500 abgei6dbt.
0aS Seuer bra6 unter Dem 6ei3apparat i'm
"Stpeiten Stofnert aus. Soc 9ebons, Elm
TeuerDebrmGnn BON Trud 3 i~tlir3te BEL ben
Q0i9arbetten uub 3og ii6 cine 8errenfung
Der Shulter at. ST. tpurbe na6 ieiner
8obnung gefabrer.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
4lfo enoltd.
Ri9ter mooSs miro moreen feline Gutideis
Dung in Dem miBa6tun9sproce6e
eeeen Debs mo 6euoden abs
eeben.

6eute Mben6 tpir6 gtibter @uo6s aus
Snbtanapolis, Snb., bier eintreffen un6
morgeu frib i'm 8unbes QppcuationSz
geribt feline Gnti6eibung in benz Dor brei
Wonaten perbanbelten WtiBa9tungSproseiie
gegen 0eb8, 6oparb, &eItber unb bic
anberen 8eamtcn Der vQlmerican &aiGpap
Union" ob9eben. IS beiBt, 6aB bic Gntz
i6ci6ung Elm 10000 @orte entbaItenbe8
Oocument lei. Qlue NngetGagte ertparten
nit GROCER Spannung baS IIrtbeil un6
iper6en idmmtli9 bel Der 8erIeiung 8uz
segen iein.
Sbr 6auptOertbei6iger, Der Criminal
Qtouofat B. %. Grwin aus ct. Saul,
lpiro nicbt ;u9egen iein, 6a CT in einem
8ro3eiie in Dubuque, Soma, enga9irt lit.
6err GrtOin recbuct felt auf bic Sreiz
lpre dung Der Qtngetla9ten; ct iagt, es lei
bur9 nidts benieien t%porben, baB ite itdb
gcgen bic bon ben &ibtern 8oobs unO
0roBcup erl6lienen @inbaltSbefeble nerz
gangen batten, unb es lei Oaber ieiner Qln@
lt9t ua6 sans unmOgli6, boB 9ticbter
@OO6s lie Der WtiBo9tun8 bes @ericbts
i6ul0ig finben f0nne.
Sb 6err @rpin's 8ora1sIeBung cine
ricbtige mar, mirO iib ia mOr8en 3ei8en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-13
Refine Gint9uno.

Sn Sem 8ro5eB segeu Wea6owcroft
Bros. ii5en Die @ei6iDOrenen nod INNER
in 8eratbung.
gtadOem iicb bic @ei6porenen bis geftern
@benO I'm II ubr nicbt gceinigt battcn,
ie bis beute Otorgen nm 10 u5r in
ibr 6otel 3urid9efi0rt. gIf iparen tIr
sic S6ulbisiprebung uno nur elmer,
beiien 0tame Sobn 8atterfen iein ipu, be-
barrt unbeuSiam bel eincm freiiprcbenben
ltrtbetl. Die erite Nbitimmun8 er9ab 9 fIr
icbulOig unb bret fir nicbtiAuIOig.
6eute UNI 5DClf 1lbr murbe ben @roBgez
ibDOrencn baS Wtitta9eiien in bas See
rat6un9s3tmmer 9etra8en.