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The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

THE editor of the BApr1s1s1
HEADLIGHT spent four days last
week with Rev. d. Jones at Kansas
City. Rev, Jones having resigned
the pastoral of the First Baptist
church Kansas City Kans., has
accepted the call of the Mt. Car
NAL Baptist church, Kansas City, Mo.
They are now in the midst of a
grand revival, souls converted and
awaiting Baptism. The future out
look is quite encouraging and will
complete their church edifce soon.
We bespeak for Rev. Jones much
in his new field.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
CITY NEWS.

Kew. S. w. Beasley preached tw,
able sermons at the Shiloh Baptis
church last Sunday, officiating 70.
Kew. T. d. Skinner who was out OF
the city. We are always glad to have
Rev. Beasley visit us.
We are glad to find Miss Sallie
Barker convalescing and able to be
out last Sunday. We hope that she
may fully recover in short while
at least.
Kew. W. P. Banks was out of the
city las Sunday. Rev. Johnson
preached for his people at the Third
Baptist church Sunday.
There was extraordinary services
at the B Street Baptist church last
Sunday; Rev. P. w. Barker, the
pastor, delivered two able sermons
during the day. They are strain
ing every nerve to make the annual
rally success.
Mrs. Merica Davis continues verv
sick indeed.
Miss Q. V. Carter, of Boonville
Mo, is spending a few DAYS in the
city, the guest of Miss Sallie Barker
her cousin.
Read the announcements that ap-
pear IN this issue of the HEADLIGHT
and decide upon the men for whom
you will cast your vote at the nri-
mares on the 10th ofJune 1904.
Remember June 10th is the date
or the primary election. There is
number of good men out ASPIRING
or nomination for the various of
ices to be supplied. Note the an
louncements in our paper and cast
our vote III the right direction.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

DEAR brethren the associationed
year is rapidly drawing to a close,
and what is being done for our
state work? Every church will be
expected to report the amount re-
quired in order to raise the $1,000
demanded of the state. Bring the
matter before your people brethren
organize your forces, if they have
not been organized and let us make
a liberal response to this call.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

A grand picnic is in view of June
18th. Excursions are expected
from different places, Rev. Cole and
Seymour will do their utmost to
make it a success.
Rev. P. ]. Jackson of Lawrence
stopped over in the city on his way
from Jackson, Miss. Having ar
rived on Tuesday the 22nd; the next
day was set apart for rustication.
Wednesday morning at about 10 a.
m. found us at the beautiful home
OF Bro. Bruce, there dinner was soon
set, thence we departed for the river
near by. The fish had vowed not
to be lead astray by the crooked
hook and tempting bait so we de-
parted for the city at p. IN. much
pleased with the trip. On Wednes-
day night, Rev. Jackson delivered
a grand sermon at Shiloh and de-
parted Thursday morning for Kan
sas City.
Club No. I, of which Miss A.
Garrett is president expects grand
time on May 3oth, Decoration even
ing. Our church clubs are earnest
Iy at work to free the church of debt.
Rev. Cole has taken a trip north
his week.
Miss Pruda Sims, niece of NJ. b.
Allen, returned to the city Saturday.
Misses Cora and Bessie Ray, les
lie Brown, Lena Turner, and Mr..
Zoe Curry and several others went
iown to Parsons to attend COM
nencement exercises.
NJ B. A.
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h artial Report OF Committee on An.
pOrtiOnment.

We, tne committee appointed nv tho
Executive Board Of the Bantist state ate
convention OF Kansas, to attend to the
Mork Of making the apportionment 70.
9ulreu Of each association in order to
ladse dn Lne sum of three Thousand dollars
@5,OOO) during this associatiOnaI wear
" De distributed to the various denart,
'nGnts Of our state work as follows.
fOr district and state missions s1 -5O.
ior church Edifice fund. ST 25O Here
Dy submit the following partiai renort .
from the most accurate information
tnat we could obtain, we find that the
general aggregate of our membership
IS about 9,12O.
reckoning from this aggregate mem
oershlp, we lind that the amount that
VIII be required per capita. would he
nearly equal to 35 cents. This. however
Moulo create small surplus above the
amount Of three thousand dollars
agreed upon by the state board.
Notwithstanding. we recommend that
this will be the per capita. This would
aapPorClOn tne following as the amounts
" De raised by each district association.
1ai nne n Northwestern District. .S1O5O
III nne central District .......... 1850
mne Southeastern District. 525
Inc N NOrtheastern District. 525
Making total Of about $780, or
surplus Of $3.50, above the present
basis.
Now if each church will note the mem
bership Of it's individual congregation
they can very readily approximate the
amount of three thousand dollars to be |
raised. For instance, it church con
tain q membership Of 100 35 cents,
equal $S35; or one hundred members
multiplied by 35 cents, equal $35 dol
ars, the amount to be raised by that in
church
Respectfully submitted,
Rev. p. w. Barker Chairman,
Rev. G. ID. Olden, d. D.,
Rev. 2. d. Skinner, D. D.
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Kansas City GIeanings.

The Baptist church under the
pastorate of Rev. G.. McNeal is be-
ing blessed with spiritual success.
The Reverend baptized eighteen
conversions on the Goth inst. It
being a part of the results of a
grand meeting there.
The Sunday school is alive.
We were pleased to have the Ed
ltor of the BAPTIST HEADLIGHT to
visit our city.
Rev. McNeal preached several
days for Rev. D. Jones at Mt. Car
NAL Baptist church with glorious
results.
Rev. 5. w. Beasl Y spent a few
days in the city, the guest of Rev.
d. Jones.
The First Baptist church. Kan
sas City Kan, have extended a call
to Rev. John Richardson of Omaha
Nebraska, he will probably accept
G.. NJ.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
- ews from the State.

FRANKFORT, KAs., May 22, 1894.
ED1ToR:-I have just returned
home and wish to say word to our
brethren through your paper. I
nave just returned from Delhi, Os-
borne county, where l conducted a
revival, and have organized a Mis-
slonary Baptist church, with twelve
members, administered the ordi-
nance of baptism Sunday the Goth,
and also administered sacrament at
night. Success to the HEADLIGHT.
Yours in the work,
]. H. MORAN.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

THE editor spent last Sunday
with the Baptist church of Perry
Kans., and had very pleasant time
during his stay. | never met a
more intelligent congregation of
people, more courteous and pleas
ant. Rev. P. ]. Jackson having
just returned home from the south
met us there. He will assume the
pastoral to preach for the brethren
one Sunday in each month.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Ssheet Baptist Church, North 10
la-Rey 2. w. Barker, pastor Sun.
serYlces: Preaching at Ii a. m. and
Pm; Sunday School at $50 a. m.
mmanlon on the first Sundays at 3 b
weekly services-Pray meetings
aaays at 7:30 p. m. Home and
sagn Mission meetings on Thursdays
fl3Op. m.
@iOh Baptist Church, corner of
! ssas'ln " n and Buchanan Sts., Topeka;
aa II, sS!nnner, pastor Sunday services:
sasascang at Ii a. M. and 7:3O b. "a. !:
= sD'saa! ". school at 2:3O p. M; communion
= ss,siss 10y sundays, at 7:3O p. m. Weekly
s.saa m aaa-fnyer meetings, Tuesdays at
ats.k MI aichoir meetings, Wednesday
N. Il ~ NJ; business meetings, Fri
nan.l Nm lOslo'e u the first Sunday of each
n lal,d I I Baptist Church. South Topeka,
Assshs;aD A,,l Dalks, pastor Sunday services:
mn. sSSss.'ilg \ az II a. m. and 7:3O p. M;
! .saIss ~ school at 3 .. m.; communion
! ! ,1s nlst Lords day of each month
Isstia.s u; II Weekly services Prayer
'sss1;s, ss1ss, Tuesdays at 7:3O D. h.:
lug ] Thursdays at 7::3O ,. "a.
N afona sila Baptist Church, corner Of
\ m 0Isussn ssnerSon streets, Topeka, Rev. |
saeh;nuue hG;'uell, pastor-Sunday services:
adsy ads u. at II q. M. and 7:3O p. m.;
lrieas oInoOl pO at $50 p. m. Weekly |
Nn 4 fayer meeting. Thursday at
Rane PAL Z Baptist Church, Abiline Kan
giees. ". Beasley, pastor Sunday
M Teaching on the second and
n nOros DAYS in each month, at
n S0aasa aaa 1:3O pm; Sunday school
s--paay paauay at 8 a. M. Weekly ser
ii LAY ssayer meeting every Wednes-
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
The Progress of Our Race.

Thirty-fve years ago. the dear
parents of many ofour colored boys
and girls, little dreamed that to-day
their race would have attained the
position i'll the world. they now
have reached. They would have
opened their eyes. at the mere sug-
gestion that the time would ever
be when their children would be ed
educated and be respected as they
are now. Look back upon thirty
or forty years and think of the rap
ldity with which our race has
grown We need not 20 out OF our
own city 10 find good and worthy
examples Of our race. We have
doctors, lawyers and ministers and
last but not least, good. noble and
honest colored men. women and
We can not al be great
and famous, but we can. each and
every one. be honorable. truthful.
and good, and thus make OF our
selves, examples, Tor those about us.
Continued OF Foarta Paze.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
For Probate Judge.

John L. Guy, whose announce
ment appears i'll this paper, as a can
dldate for probate Judge, was, dur.
Ing the late war, a private in Co. E
18th Ohio infantry and lost his left
arm at the battle of Stone River.
For a numberof years he was clerk
OF the courts of Gallia county, Ohio
and the judge, lawyers, county Of
ncerS and business men unite in en-
dorslng his work. He has served
this city as deputy assessor, his field
OF labor being between Fifth and
Tenth street on Kansas avenue, and
all who have had business with him
speakvery highly ofhis intelligence,
judgment, courtesy and fair treat
ment. From Mr.. Guys past record
It's fair TO presume, that il elected
probate judge he will make an ef
acient. painstaking and accommo-
dating official and will treat all per
sons who may have business with
I'M honestly, inpartially and
ustly.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

THE Ministers Institute conduct
ed by Rev. w. L. Grant our state
Mlsslonarywill be held in Topeka
on the 9th, 9TH, Sth, and 9th of June,
1894. 1t is hoped that the minis
ters of the city will attend these
meetings.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

REV. G. McNeal is our standing
agent and collector for both Kansas
Cities, an d we are expecting great
things from him for our paper. He
has done much for increasing the
circulation in his city already.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

The editor and business mana
ger OF the BAPTIST HEADLIGHT
Will visit the state of Tennessee and
Kentucky during the month of
June on vacation.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

Inc annual services of the Be
nevolent lodges were held last Sun
day III the Seventh street A. NJ. (.
church at 5 p. III.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

NOrICE-The Baptist African Mis-
sion Convention will meet in Kansas
City with the 10th and Charlotte St
Baptist church, June the 21st, 1894.
Rev. j. IT. THOMAS, President
Rev. q. r.. Mcdowell, Secy.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
EDITORIALS

REv. G. McNea1 IS assisting Rev.
Rev. D. Jones in his protracted
meeting at the Mt. Carmal Baptist
church, Kansas City Kans.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
ID. nj. COCKRELL,

we are authorized to announce that
AARON II. JETMORE is a candidate
for the office Of County Attorney, sub
Ject TO the decision of the evoters at the
coming Republican primaries.
@. "a. Starbird announces himself as
candidate for representative from the
Both district north of the river, Shaw.
nee county, subject to the wishes of the
people as expressed at the republican
primaries.
Dr. "A. M. Callahan is candidate for
clerk Of the district court of Shawnee
county, subject to the Republican pri-
maries.
4 hereby announce myself as candi-
date for reelection for second term as
county attorney. III. g. Stafford.
| am candidate for Probate Judge.
subject Of course, to nomination on
the republican county ticket.
g. w. CAREY.
Hale Ritchie is candidate for Clerk
OF the district court, subject to the Re
publican primaries.
1 am candidate for the office of
Probate Judge for Shawnee County,
subject to the republican primaries.
THOMAS III. BAN.
4 am a candidate for Probate Judge.
subject to the republican primaries.
Kindly remember me.
JOHN l.. GUY.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

The following churches have re-
ported the several amounts received
for missions Oh the fifth Sunday in
April last:
Shiloh Baptist Church, Topeka. S6.67
B st. Baptist Church N. Topeka. 500
6s91ak Great BEND sss Baptist Baptist church church 6S
Indept Baptist, Church, 1lworth. 900
Mt. Zion Church, Manhattan. ...... 800
Wimberly Chapel, Usage City. I.23
Wimberly Sabbath-school ....... 26
j. IA. STEWART, Secretary.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

hotel, but his beloved" being away
on visit l suppose accounts for
that; watch out J. w your beloved"
will be home this week.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
THE
BAPTIST HEADLIGHT.


I weekly paper, published aC Topeka,
Kansas, in the interest Of the Baptists
4 the state.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
NOTICE.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

10 the Voters of Shawnee:
am a candidate for Clerk of the
District Court Of Shawnee county.
IA. F. CHEsNEY.
Judge Elliott is candidate for pro
bate Judge, subject to the action of the
Republican party.
Judge ElliOtt's past record merits for
him this honor, and he will doubtless
receive the hearty support of the ne
gro voters Of Shawnee County.
| am q candidate for the office of
clerk Of the District Court, subject to
the decision Of the republican primar-
les.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

Il aT ma III II HEADLIGHT may be SCI
after.0 0u 'ne following conditions
, 1894-06-02
GrhdIt feine Gtcens.

Sobn 2tff BON go. 935 @racelan6 4oe.
Der it9 lett stpei Sabren bemiibt, cine 9icens
fltr Die @r0fnung elmer 8irtblbaft in
etnem Der Safe 8ietper 8ro6ibttionSbe5trfe
gu erlartgen, bat 9eitern in Nicbter Gibbons
@ertht cine enb9iltige NieOerlaae e~rlitten.
Sor etpa 3ipet Sabren iubte 9lff icbon
nm etne 2icen8 fir cine @trtbi9aft nab,
tpurbe aber abibId9i8 bei6teben.
Sor &ur3em macbte ct nun I'M &reiS7
9ertcbt ge9en Wapor 6optins ein Manbaz
muszGerfa6ren ~anbdn9ig, nm Oieien sur
Nus9abe elmer 2icen8 5u 5wtngen. Sn bicz
fem 8erfabren CAB &idbter Gibbons ieine
@nti6eibun8 ob. Ser &i6ter enti9ieD,
OaB Dcr betreffen6c 8esirf BON Safe 0ietp
sur 3eit Der Nunerion an @btca9o Elm
BrobibitiOnsbe5trt gepefen lei un0 baB bic
BrobtbittOnsflauiel ba6er nob beute gu
Gecbt beitebe. Qft wurOe baber nit ieinen
WtanbamaSgeiucb ab9emicien uno muB
obenOrein nOb Die Soften bes @erfa6rens
be3oblen.
, 1894-06-02
9er perffd,e ..MrekatpieblerI1.

Sogar in baS &eid6 6cS D&0ni9s ber
80nige" 9taIirzcoz6in 1T Der 8eltruf beS
g8oiicrOoftors, 8farrcr &neipp, i6on gez
0run9en, ltnlGngit 1T nGmlicb III Q8oertSs
Dofcn Der yW2iniiter fir Die Pte1ie", Der
pcriti6e @enerol Wu6ammeo6aiian 7S6an,
Stin1oo eS Saltane9, ein9etroffer, nm it9
bon einem lbneren gterDenlei0en our3
iDitematilcbes WaIiertrinfen un6 8artuBe
IauIeu 81 f~uriren, tpa8 Sr. @rceuens boz
fentli6 aub g%elin8t. Sci bieier 0clegcnz
belt erfG9rt man aucb, baB man in 9erItcn
in Der &ultur i9on 10 nett fort0elchrttten
III, baB man Elm eigeneS BreBsOttniitertum"
gcibaffen Bat. @tr 9eiteben offet, Dab mir
btSber nur bon einem vBreBcenlpr" I'M
perliicben ReiAe etpaS tpuBten, un0 %etntger@
mtaBen e%ritaunt iparen, Sen 6errn General
6aiian ais y8reB>W iniitcr" be5ei1net gu
iebe1t. Sin fur3er 8lid in 6en y@ot9a'er"
beLebrte uns aber, baB es 6amit pirflt6
ietne &t9tigtett bat. 0as lit fretGi3 nnr
Elm etpaS "feinerer Titel fit Sen oft5teaen
&ne6ler ser 8reiie.
S1nmcrbin fO1nen uniere pcrit16en Sol
leger itb etipaS barauf einbiLoen, 0aB man
Dor ibrer auftIGrertiben SbGtigfett cine
iot6e 2tngIt bat, SaB man tbnen cine tptrfz
li9e Grceuen3 gum vObersiptebler" belteat
bat. Wfit 6oiian'5 8eritdnbniB fit ote 1Obe
&ulturmiIlton Ser Breiie pir6 eS tpobL
nibt iebr tpeit fer istn, bafir a6er 6irtte
er mabri9einli@ in Der &unit Der v@rz
preiiun9" griinOltb erfaDren iein. Sn
bieier 6inii6t laufen Die OrientaIii6en
Staatsmanner 1ogor ben abenbIdnbti9en
neutrality-suspicious." ben Stang ab. un6
Oas mil tpabrIi9 etDas DciBen.
9tun, mOge Sen. 6aiian unter SET Sir
forge 6es braDen Q8aiierboftor8 &neipp
iein N~erOenleiOen Cir baS ie6enfaQs Bic
b0ien 3ettun8Smenicber, bic t6m 10 OieL
Ner8er b~ereiten, Derantiportlib finO) ipieoer
glii6ltcb lostperben uno itcb tpGbrenb ietneS
QtufentbalteS i'm N6en6lan6e aucb letn geiz
itiger 60ri5ont etipa5 ertpcttGrn gum Wo6L
unb 8eiten Der oerlauiten l1ntert0anen CT.
OtaieftGt beS &0ni88 Ser &0nige I'M 2tu7
gemeinen, unb unlcrer periticben &oQe9en
Ole boffentli9 6a8 aus iDrem 2an0e fam
menbe weltberiibmte Snieftenpulper nicbt
oQ3u bGufig sur Qlntpen6un8 bringen
mitlien) i'm 8eion6ere1. Sela.
, 1894-06-02
Stdott1bes.
Cine perlafene 8raut.
u. p. Chapman nit $4,000 auf mYiterioie
Detie peri9wunoen.

Nuf cine mbiteri0ie @eile 1T felt 9eltern
WtOr9en Elm 8Orien>S pefulant aus ben
Weiten, gtamenS 90. g. Chapman, Der@
i6munOen, un0 nit t6m Elm 8etrag bon
100000 in g1tten @9edS. Der 0ermiBte
miro auf 6aS Sebnlicbite bon Srau 90. 9.
8urtett, $40. AT N. 0an 8urenitraBe crs
tpartet, nit nel9er Dame 8eitern Nbeno
Ser 8eri6Wunoene ben 8un6 fir 6as Qez
ben ein3ugeben oeriproben bate.
Die gan5e Qtngelegenbeit lit nod ie6r in
9untel 9e6iiat, 3untal 6rau 8urfett ii6
cnti9ieoen Ipetgert, nG6ere Nngaben gu
maben.
Chapman taubte bor IGngerer t3ett in
Gbicago auf unb nabm BEL Srou 8urfett
8obnung. ST trat itetS pie Elm ipoblba7
be1tOer Wta1n auf un6 ertparb li6 ldbneu
bic Sreun0ibatt uno 0ann Sic 2ia6e~ Der
Dame, tpelcbe i6m ar9 bic 8ermaltur8
tbrer gan5en @el0er nnoertraut 6atte. Qluf
geitern Qlben0 mar Der Sermin Ser Ser
md9lun9 feitgeieBt tpor6en. @eiteru Wtorz
gen nac9 Dem Sriibitiid, nabm Chapman,
tpte ct iagte auf fur5c 3eit, Qtbi9ie6 bon
ietner 8ra1t, UNI mach Der QttlaS gtattoual
8anf gu 9eben.
8ergebli3 tpartete Sic 8raut in GROCER
2tufre9un9 bis gum @lbenb auf bic &adfebr
oeS 8rG1ttgamS.
@as aus bemielben 9etporben lit, tpetB
9tiemanO. Die 8olt3et neigt it9 Der Qtns
iicbt gu, baB Chapman Elm S6tpin0ler mar
u1b aus8efntffen lit, nacbOem er CUTE 8eute
gemacbt bate. 0te Of0gGtbfeit lit aber
ntdbt auS9eib(Oiien, baB 9eriebene @auner
cS in Grfabrun9 8ebrabt batten, baB CT
Dtel @elO BEL iib trug, unb baB er 6as
Spier zines 8erbrebenS getpor6en lit.
Srau 8urfett, bic perlaiiene 8raut,
ibetnt ieIbit itber Bic 8erbaltnilie beS
&erihtpunbenen nibt. pieL su miiien, Elm
@runo mebr fir bic Q(nnabme, baB sic
&beOrie Ser BOIi3ei ni4t unbetecbtigt ietn
mag.
, 1894-06-02
KdPne QPat.
parfpoIi3ift mcGarioIe hdIt einer Ourb'
brenner auf uno rettet 3wet Oamen
oas Seben. Or ieIbit f6wer
perIebt.

Wfit eigener 9ebensgcfabr belt geitern
0er Sit6partpoli3iit Sobn Mc@arigIe ein
OurcbgebenocS Bfer0 oil Der 30. StraBe uno
-@ran0 8ouleparo ami uno rettete tpabrz
icbetnlt6 6abur6 baS 2eben bon Der Satin
uno Socbter beS SenatDrS Same5 Q4. 9unz
can. @r ielbit erlitt BET 8oIbriugung leiz
ner mutbigen Sbat leiOer 10 i6nere Ser
leBungen an &opf unb tnnerlicb, OaB er auf
lGngere 3ett OaS 8ett pir6 bitten n1itien.
Otc@ari9le itan0 nit einem anoeren Bart
un6 einem itdOtiidben g olisiiten Dor 0raz
DeS' Qlpot9efe an Der 30. SlraBe uno @rano
8oulepar0, ais etu Dor Elm 'leicbte5 8uggp
gelpanlttes Yfero III Oouem 0auopp Oaberz
9eralt fam. Wtc0artgle lab, baB Die
Dame, Die bte 3iigeL belt, ieoe @ontrouc
ilber oaS Yfer0 p~erloreu bate un0 in Der
gr0Bteu @efa6r icbtpe6te. S6ne 8eiinneu
iprang Ser pa6ere 8 ~oli3iit iiber bic StraBe,
fieL benz ipiIoen 9fer0e in bic 3Igel unO
lieB itb mitl6leifen. 9aS 8fero i~titrste
ic6IicBli6 uno fiel auf OtcGarigle; trobz
Dem lieB bieiet Die 3u9eI nibt fabren unO
e5 9elang ibm, BEN 9urb6renner, Der aufz
iprang unO ipeiter Laufen noIte, sum-
Steben ST. b%ringen. Grit bann perlieB ibn
bic &raft unO ct liant balb bepuBtloS uno
aus ntebreren Nunoen am G0pf bluten0
auf 0aS 8 flaiter nieoer.
SIS ipurDe iofOrt Elm 9lr5t 9erufen un0
otcicr f0nb, baB Der mutbige g olt3iit auBer
ben @unOen I'M &opf, etnen 8einbrucb
uno pabri6einli6 AUDI innere @erlebunz
gen baOongetra9en bate. Der 8erIeBte
mur6e in elmer MietbSfuticbe, Sic Strait
Duncan berbetrufen lteB, nacB ieiner g8obz
nung 9ebracAt. Srau Duncan Hnb OereG
Gocbter waren obne iebe @erIeBung baUonz
9efommer.
, 1894-06-02
0erfMieOere 2tatMaRmna.

@S 9tebt in NeWOorf 5tpct Qtgenturen. bic
eS itb 5ur Nufgabe maBen, 6aS 9ubltfun1
itber BEN Sang Der @ei66fte auf benz 0auz
fenben 81 erbaltcn: Sic 9un'i6e ultb bic
8ro6ftreet' ide. Die cine lit Der v8uQ",
bic anOere it Der v8Gr" in Ser S~inanspelt.
Sc na1oem man Ben 8odcn6eri6t Ser
einen ober anoeren Qlgentur LicSt, befommt
man BON ber @ei6GftSGoge cine anbere
Qufaifun9. Die 9unn'i6e iubt Der Sobe
INNER cine boffnun9OoQe Seite a65ugetpinz
men, Ddbrenb bic 8ra6freet'i6e bic bjiitere
Settle in ben 8orbergrun6 i4iebt. 0fa6
8rabitreet bietet 6ie @el6Gft9lage in bieier
BObe u ipenige 2t9tpunfte; 6anOeL
unO Wanbel liegen i'm 9roBen @an3en nod
gerabe 10 lebr barnteber, pie in Der bori>
gen @Obe, uno 6afiir lprt9t oub Der @elo>
umiab bur6 Die 8anfen, Ser, BEL elmer Sc
iammtiumme BON nur I'll, 069, 979 Oolz
lars, etne Q(bnabme nm 21.1 b. $. gegen
6aS 8orjo6r oufmetit. DUN & Comp.
balten 6teie 2lbnabme fir cine Gl1Berit gez
ringfii9t9e unD trDiten ii6 NIT Dem @e>
%Oanten, baB in Qn6etrocbt Ser pieGen
Streifs Ser 2tuSfaH Elm nO3 oiet i9Iimz
merer bdtte iein t0nnen. g&un, mem bas
Elm &rOt iit, benz iet ct 8crte 8s8Onnt.
On Oer &Datiabe, OaB bic @ei9afte berg
ltb i4Gebt geben, dn6crt bteie Deri6iebene
2luffaiiung NIGHTS. ltn6 tuenn Der Ser
8letb nit bem @oriaDre iib in BEN IeBten
@OcBen t%peni8er i9ledbt g~eltaltet bat, 70
Lie9t bas mobl baran, Dab auc9 i'm 8orz
jabre bo8 @ei9dft ii4 I'M 6teie l3ett icbon
ber8li3 i3ledbt g~eitaItet bate, ser Inter
i3ieO beSba(b peni8er a~uffaQenb 8etuor6en
lit.
, 1894-06-02
Don unionarbettern iiberfaIen uno
permehert.

0rei an 6em gteltbau go. 1923 Belmont
2lbe. arbeitente 9tibt=llnton@ 3tmmerleute
mur6en geitern gta6mittag um 4 llbr BON
elnem 9uBenO lniOn>2(rbeitern iiberfaQen
un6 abi9euIicb permeiiert. Die 9tamelt
Der 8erIeBten fine: Sorrp 6arreu bon
3239 9. 9aliteb Str, Cornelius Salt bon
656 B. II. Str. un0 &i6arb Guiter bon
927 81. StraBe. Nue Orei wur6en mach
Dem 9euti6en 9oipital gebraht, mo- es iic9
berausiteute, baB SHUTTER cine finf 3ol
LANCE Wunbe in Der Linfen Settle un6 cine
anoere bon 5pei 3ou 0Gnge am Sintertopf
oaoOn9etragen bate. Salt unb TarreQ
bIuteten ebenfaIL8 aus QBunben am &opfe,
Die bon 0teiiern o6er anberen ibarfen Snz
itrumenten bersuriibren idienen. 3eioer
lit es aber atcb bieies Otal nicbt s~eLungcn,
bic fei9en 0tiiietbater gu Oerbaften.
, 1894-06-02
Grbdlten QoIi5eifduB.

Sin gomtte bon farbigen @etreioeoerz
labern ipracb 9eitern bel benz 8olt3etdef
Brennan pOr unb eriucbte Oenielben UNI
poIi5eiIi9en S6uB gegen Die MitglieOer
Der @etreiOeperlaber Union, BON bener
itc III Der leBtcn 3eit mebrfadb tbdtli6 anz
ge8rtffen tpuroen. Ser BoliSeibef berz
ipra6 benz @omite, benz @eiucb gu entz
ipre6en, unb eriuc6te bic 2eute nur, ibn
DOrber baoOn in &enntniB 5u ieBen, penn
ite 81 elmer 9lrbeit engagirt ieien, bamit er
3u ibrem S9ube cine 9OIiaeiabtbeiIun8
beoroern t0nne.