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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
RIOTING COAL MINERS.
Serious Trouble with strikers Near
Pittsburg- Dynamite Used.

Pittsburg, April 2.-Dispatches from
Uniontown, Pa, this afternoon report
rioting and destruction of property in the
Coke region by foreigners, who struck to-
day at the Oliver. Leisinnge, Morrell and
Wheelock, Humphrey and Anchor plants.
The men were driven off by armed
strikers at Morrel's works. At Dunbar a
large quantity of dynamite was used and
considerable property destroyed. Calls
have been made upon the sheriff and
deputies are being sworn In. About two
thirds of the works are closed Rioting
is also reported at the Hill Farm mines
at Dunbar.
Connelsville, Pa, April 3.-The situa-
tion in the coke region is now most criti-
cal. The feeling among the foreigners is
very bitter. They seem to be well sup
piled with dynamite and will not hesitate
to use it if occasion presents itself.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
BRIBING WITH BOUQUETS.
Women Taking an Active Part In
Colorado POlitics-Temper.
ance an Issue.

Denver, April 3.-Unusual interest is
taken in the municipal elections to-day
throughout the state because this is the
first election at which women have been
privileged to vote. Many women are
availing themselves of the opportunity.
Candidates not strictly in sympathy with
the cause of temperance receive but little
support from the female element. In the
Highlands ten women are candidates,
and the city clerkship contest between
Miss Eva Turner, Populist, and
Mrs. West, Republican, is close and
exciting, owing probably to the
presence of women as election officers
and workers. The scenes at the polling
places are very different from those wit
messed when the business was managed by
men exclusively. Reports from the diff
ferent points show that the women are
taking an active interest, and are bribing
male voters by presents of nosegays and
similar attentions. The Equal Suffrage
association held an election last night,
and the organization was captured by
the Republican women who packed the
hall
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
MIMIC BATVLE.
Mexico Celebrates a Triumph Over
Maximiiian-Keckl Waste
Of Powder.

City Of Mexico, April 3.-The 9th an
nual representation of the capture of the
Pueblo from Emperor Maximilian by
Gen. Perfrio Diaz occurred on the plains
of San Lazaro, near this city to-day, on a
scale of magnifcence never before ap-
preached. An entire division of the army,
including infantry, cavalry and artillery,
numbering 5000 men, participated, and
the representation entailed an expendi-
ture Of $4,000, of which $4,000 stood
for ammunition alone. The battle was
not entirely a sham, as cannon balls,
bombs and shells were actually used.
After storming the works by the entire
forces, grand review was held by Presi-
dent Diaz and staff from the grand stand,
followed by lunch. A grand banquet
was given at the School of Mines in honor
of President Diaz.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
SANTA FE'S GROWTH.
Editor Williams, of Socorro, Sees
Bright Prospects for the
Capital City.

When we went to Santa Fe the other
day We were surprised at the improve
ments going on. Every street, or almost
every street, is torn up with new pipe
lines and water mains. Then this is only the
beginning of the work, for we are inform
ed that big system of water storage
reservoirs will be commenced at once,
and with it an extended system of irriga-
tion, taking in or covering thousands Of
acres of fruit land will be commenced at
once. Santa Fe will grow as she never
has before.-Socorro Chieftain.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
Cut in Freight Rates.

Kansas City, April 3.-The Santa Fe
has made big cut in freight rates from
Kansas City and other Missouri river
points to Texas in some leading commod-
tiles. The rate on -four and other grain
products is reduced from 81 to 25 cents
per hundred. From 80 to 20 cents on
wheat; 80 to 18 cents on oats and from 27
to Is cents on corn, hay and straw. The
new rates will doubtless be met by other
lines and will probably result in gen.
eral Generalization of Texas rates.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
GOV. WAITE'S APPROVAL.
what the Governor Of Colorado
Thinks or the Governor Of
south CarOlina-Smiles
Are in Order.

Denver, April 3.--Gov. Waite expresses
great admiration for Gov. Tilman, of
South Carolina. He said to-day: "It is
my impression that if anybody can en-
force the law down there Tillman is the
man to do it. You see he is placed in
much the same position l am. The aris-
tocracy of South Carolina is against him
and the people are with him. There is
this difference. His soldiers have refused
to obey him and ours have not, but
think he will enforce the law if it can be
done by anybody"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
Highest all in Leavenng Power-Late u S. Govt Report
RH!!a!:'!;!! e! Bsti9@ BSxasz
ABSOLUTELY PURE

wide-awake people of Roswell for the en-
terprise they have displayed in fore
ing the extension of this road.
Three months ago, when prospects
looked blue for definite action on this
project, the Roswell citizens got together,
raised bonus of $4,000 in cash and
lands, and sent word to Mr.. Hagerman
that it was at his disposal in case con-
tract was let prior to April to build the
road. Mr.. Hagerman Immediately went
east and talked the matter over with the
capitalists who are associated with him.
The above announcement is the result.
All honor to such enterprise.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
An AmicabIe Adjustment.

Omaha, April 3.-Receiver Frank Trum-
bull, of the Gulf road, and General Man
ager Dickinson, of the Union Pacific Co.,
held conference at noon regarding de-
tails of the management of the joint
yards at Denver and the operation of the
Julesburg branch. The Gulf road will
take the Union Pacific trains at Julesburg
and work them to Denver on the mileage
basis, switching in the Denver yards, and
the other detail features have been amic-
ably adjusted and the joint contract
agreed to is less onerous to the Union
Pacific than the old contract.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
Battle with Outlaws.

Arkansas City, Kas., April 3.-Another
story of the fight with outlaws in the ter
ritory yesterday is to the effect that Chief
of Police Robecker and nine deputies, of
Pawhus, Kas., left there Sunday night in
search of the outlaws, who we're twenty
miles south. They had a battle, which
resulted in the killing of one of the out
laws and the capture of three others.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
MunicipaI Elections In Ohio.

Cincinnati, April 2.-Municipal and
township elections are held throughout
Ohio to-day for city and township offices.
In Cincinnati unusual interest Is taken in
the campaign. Besides nominations by
the Republicans, Democrats, Populists
and Prohibitionists citizens ticket has
been put up for the purpose of putting
an end to what is called ring rule.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
Disorder in south Carolina.

Florence, s. G., April ga bulletin
from Charleston says an attempt was
made to destroy dispensary there this
morning. bomb was exploded in the
rear of the building. No details are
given, but the statement that the police
are guarding the disBensary indicates that
the attempt was unsuccessful.
Florence, 8. C.--The telegraph office at
Darlington is in the hands of the militia,
who refuse to permit the transmission of
messages to the newspapers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03

Kokomo, Ind, March 3.-Tbe jury in
the Mrs. Augusta Schmidt murder trial
brought ina verdict of guilty and as.
sessed the punishment at ten years in the
reformatory at indianapolis. Mrs
Schmidt, wealthy German woman, late
Baroness Schilding Of Saxony, quarreled
with Oscar Walton, one of her tenants
last October, and shot him dead as he
stood in his. own doorway.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
stock Growers In Conference.

Cheyenne, Wyo., April 3.-The Wyom-
ing Stock Growers association is holding
it's annual convention in this city to-day.
President John Clay, jr., of Chicago, said
the outlook for the range stock industry
had not been SO blue since 1887 as it is at
present. Much of the prejudice hereto
fore existing against the association has
disappeared and the small ranchmen are
anxious to avail themselves of the protec-
tion it offers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
Killed at a Masauerada Rail.

New York, April 3.-The masque ball
of the Carmencita club ended this morn
ing in drunken riot, in which bottles
and chairs were made use of by the crowd.
Torrance Gallagher killed Mark Buckner.
Gallagher had his head cracked and may
die. Several others were badly injured.
The row was started by the police en-
deavoring to stop skirt dance in pri-
yate box.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
Fatal Gasoline Explosion.

Wichita, Kas., April 3.-Mrs. Fannie
Drake lighted lamp this morning in a
room where she had been cleaning a silk
dress with gasoline. The match struck
the gasoline can and the gasoline explod-
ed, enveloping her in flames. She died
soon after in terrible agony.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
Labor War in Rhode Island.

Providence, R. l., April 3.-The biggest
labor war Rhode Island has ever seen is
on. 1t is struggle of the weavers against
the two looms system improvement,
which they claim is impraeticable. In ten
days 1900 employees will be idle.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
Cable Car Accident.

Sacramento, CAL, April 3.--A cable car
with dozen passengers dashed down
one of the steepest grades in the city to-
day and telescoped another car standing
on the crossing. No one was killed but
all of the passengers were more or less
injured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03

Chicago, April 3.-Walter Stokes, of
Memphis, has sued j. A. Murphy & Co.,
stockholders, for $228,00O, the half of
which is for the benefit of Cook County.
The suit is brought under the state gam
bling act.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03

New York, April 3.-An incendiary fire
during the night destroyed the business
portion of Hartford, town of 1900
population. The loss will exceed $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03

Indianapolis, April "a big fire is re-
ported at Hobart. Four persons were
burned to death.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
Coal Combination

Denver. April 3.-The United Coal COM
pany has perfected accumulation with the
northern producers and the price of
Ignite coal at the mines will be raised
froh, $1.76 to %.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
-Conservative Victory.

Lond / April 3.-The result of the
election lor member of parliament in the
south division of Essex is: Money Wigram,
Conservative, 1878; Mr.. Bethel, Liberal,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
WASHINGTON BUDGET.

Washington, April 3.-The question OF
passing the Bland seigniorage bill over
the presidents veto was to come before
the house to-day. The contest will be
put off owing to the deadlock over the
contested election cases. Tracey says the
veto will be sustained by large vote.
"If the Republicans 90 not vote" said
Bland, II think we can pass the bill over
the veto by two-thirds vote of the Dem
ocrats, but if the Republicans vote they
will probably sustain the veto.
MONTHLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The monthly debt statement shows
that the balance in the treasury March 81
was $133,950,O25, of which $100, 100000 is
the gold reserve; decrease cash, March,
$4,712,330; interest bearing debt, 1884,
9t0,930; increase, $9,068,930.
PASSED THE SENATE.
The Behring sea bill passed the senate
to-day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
WHY poN'T THEY DO 1rr

The struggle over the O'Neil-Joy con-
tested election case is occupying the time
of the house to-day. Mr.. Patterson, of
Tennessee, says there will be no adjourn
ment until action is had. There are 1893
Democratic members in the city, fourteen
more than q quorum.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03

Stages and vehicles making regular
trips given two-thirds rate by pur-
chasing tickets in advance.
LORION MILLER,
SECRETARY Oochiti Transportation Go.
John Mccullough Havana cigars at
Colorado saloon.
Wanted-A woman to cook and do gen.
eral Homework. Apply to Mrs. R. j..
Palen, Palace avenue. :.
Milk Punch 10 cts glass at the Colo
esdo saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-03
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Designated Depositary Of the United States
Pedro Perea, President
7. B. Catron, Vice President
R. ]. PaIen, Cashier

Headquarters Department of the Colo
RADIO, Office of Chief Quartermaster, Dem
yer Colorado, April 2, 1894. Sealed pro.
posals in triplicate will be received here
until II O'Clock a. M, May 2, 1894, ard
then opened, for transportation Of Mill
tary Supplies on Routes Nos. l, 2, 8, 4, B.,
81, 8, 8 and 10, and for drayage at Dem
ver, Colorado, Santa Fe, N. NJ, and Price,
Utah, during fiscal year commencing July
l, 1894. The U. 8. reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals. All informa-
tion will be furnished on application here.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be markell. "Proposal for Transporta-
tion on Route No." and address to the
undersigned here. E. B. ATWOOD, Major
and Chief Quartermaster.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon.
FERRY RATES ACROSS THE
RIVER TO COCHITI.
, 1894-06-12
Sddnolider 11oro.
Oret S6urfen lauern einem Gonoufteur auf
uno f3ie6en i'm l1ieoer.

81. Mc&iQop, Elm Gon6ufteur 6cr @abaIb
IDe. z&abclltnie, empftng Dor Swet Sagelt
leinen 9p1n. @eitern Nbeno DerlteB CT Die
&abelcar an Der 76. StraBe, UNI iib nab
ieincr on ber Wabaib Qtpe. belegenen g8ob>
hung ST. b~egeben. QllS CT cine NQcD paiz
itrte, tpur6e CT BON brei WfGnnern angebal=
ten. Sin furSer 8ortwecbiel erfol9te, banr
pur6en in rai6er Qufetnan6erfoIge flint
S6iiie abgefnaIt. Mc&tupp ~itiir3te nit
Dem @eitcbt mach unten auf BEN Setten=
meg. Seine 2tn9reifer bcugten fib cinigc
Qugenbltde iiber i'm, 6ann, alS ite bic
Sritte berarnoben6er WGnner bernabmen,
fiibteten tie lt9.
QtIs bic 9olt5et etnige @u9enbLtde ip1ter
auf Der Scene eri9ien, mar Mfc&iuop be-
rettS to0t. Sine &ugeL bate ieinen 6intere
fopf Seri6mettert un6 cine anbere mar
3tpii9en ben S9ulterbldttern in 1einen
GIden gebrungen. Cine ietner 6oienz
talden bling beraus. S~ebenfauS botten Die
S6urfen in oieier Iol9e iein @eIo gefunz
ben. SpGter, in Der Morgue, fanb man
no3 $40 uno eini9e Quittungen in elmer
anberen Sai6e.
@. Bomer, BON sc. 1877 State StroBe,
fab bic bret Galbm0rber turS Dor benz 9lns
9riff auf Wc&tuop in Der 9tGbe Der Queo
iteben. Wlon niltmt an, DaB Die S9urten
Mc&tQop fannten un6 nuBten, oaB ct
fur5 supor @elo in Gmpfan9 Qenommer
bate.
, 1894-06-12
Utnhnttnn1uppen

8ettipieIs). Sine unbetannt bleiben mols
lcnoe Dame ian6te $25. 8arum fin6en
lid ni6t tauienbe ioIcber ltnbetannten?
Ste9el & Cooper ianbten Sen Geit tbrer
III Nusitbt 9eite1ten unterititbun9 in elmer
WagenlaOnng MtebI. 4. 9aebler lanbte
BRET SoB Sauerfraut.
Sn Der 8erion beS befannten Wfetbo>
otltensBaItorS Sobn Sc. 8ruibin9bam, lit
ben Streitern Elm neuer Wteiiias eritonOen.
Sn Ser Metbobtit episcopal T~uItonitr.=
Sircbe in Gulman bonnerte Ser 9etitli9e
6err am Sonntag 9ans fiircbterGitb Qe9en
ben @eI6prpben i'm Qugemeinen unb Die
5ur Buuman 50. gebSrenben W~ftaiondre
i'm Spe5ieaen los. SoIbe 8unbcs8cnuis
fen ME Der &eb. 8ruSbin9bam f0nnen Ben
Streifern in ben Qtugen OeS Bublifrms
mebr i6a6en ais niiBen.
, 1894-06-12
Aus DEM GountYrotP,
Der Seriht oes GountYs2teenten - Oi
GountYpdter 3iehen wieoer 1T ihr aItes
Quarter 3uriid.

Ser GountDratb. belt feline geitrige ST.
B1tng in bent btSber BON Dem Coroner be-
nuBten Guartter in benz ~3tpctten StoGiperf
beS 8erbin6ungSbaue5 3niiben benz Count
tDgebGu0e un0 Dem Hat6bauie ab. Die
GOuntDOdtcr fanoen aber bieie Gdltmltcbz
fetten i'm 8erlauf Ser StBung fir i9re
a3pede ni3t geetgnet 1lnb lie beiblo1en,
tDieber in Ote bon ibnen bt59er benuBten
8Gllne 5uritG3ufebren.
Die 9eitrigen Ger6anblun9en ser Gom>
mtiiGre b~etrafen fait auSi9lieBItcb Gouttue>
9ei9dfte.
gfa9 Dem 8eribt 6es County Qgenten
Gbas. IS. l6appel muBten i'm Wtouat Mai
nob 1905 6antilten aus Gountpmttteln
nnterltiiBt tperben. 9aDon tparen 4686az
mtIten, in 6enen bic @ltern ertperbSunfGz
big tparen. SIN 706 6amilien ipar ser Gr7
1dbrer geiturben, 118 6amiller paren bon
t9rem @rna6rcr I'M Stib 9~elaiien, u16 in
II 6amilieu febIte 6te iorgen6e Wtutter.
9tacb ber Nationalitdt iparen bon ben
ltnteritiiBten 311 9eutibe, 267 8oleu, 2O9
Srtdnber, 1913 80bmcn, "a Qmerttancr,
81 Slt0en, 81 Sfan0iuaDter.
BUR llnteritiibung Dertbeilt mur6elt:
2502 8f6. 9eis,' 4776 8t6. 8obnen, $50
8f6. 6afer9riiBe, 5913 Bf0. Raffe, 4264
8fb. &9ee, 1138 Sad Mebl, 1855 8f6.
Sleiicb, 1414 StiifSeife, 81 EonnenGo6z
len uno 80 8aar S3ube,
, 1894-06-12
Observation-Disclosures.

Sol9en6c Observation-Disclosures ipur6en
bonn it6btiiben 8altamt alts9eiteQt:
Sobn S6natc, breift0dtges 8ridsTIatz
bouS nebit 8alement, 465 8eit @rteftraBe,
Deranl6lagt ouf $4,000; Splepb GDOo,,
oreiitOdtgeS Sri6s Slatbaus neb1t Bale
ment, 467 @oibburne Npe., $1,000; Sobn
Shutting, Dterit0Gi9es 8rif7Slatbaus nebft
8aiement, 1921 StoteftraBe, $4,000; Marp
s. Sracp, 5tpetitO6t9eS Sramez8 pbnbaus,
1922 WtaDftraBc, $4,000; g. S. Mc0ou9a[,
8peiitOft9es Srame3W obnbauS, 1912 g.
NibLanb Noe., $4,000; Srau 6. 8. 8tlbop,
oretitDdtgeS 8riG@ 6IatbauS nebit Sale
ment, 1920 ct. 2atprence Qtoe., $4,000;
s.. S. Mtitcbea, 5%peiit0dtger 8ridzS Stat
nebit 8alement, 5012 @ooblapn Noe.,
$500; 81. 2au6een & g., 6retitOdi9eS
8riG> Slatbau8 nebft 8alement, $751; Gar
pentertraBe, $4,000; q. 8. @ra6am, 3tpctz
it0dtgeS 8rtGsTlatbaus nebit Baiement,
2078 Sa6ionitraBe, $4,000; Soiep9 8enz
co9ar, 3tpetitOdi8es 8rid>Tlatbaus neb1t
2aben unO 8aiement, 1860 &ebSie Qtpe.,
$4,000; SoDn SIion, 3ipeiit0Giges 8ridz
Tlat6auS nebit Settlement, 537 @pergrecn
Nbenue, $4,000; Wtibael Naturof, brett
itDdiges 8rtdz 6latbauS nebit 8aiement,
542 gforo California NDe., $4,000; Gbi>
cago S9ulratb, 5Deiit9di9c 8rif> Scbule
nebit 8aienent, al Gbomas Q(pe. na6e
Belmont NDe., $35, 900; Ibonas Starr,
5tpeiitOGi9e 8ri6z9teitbence neb1t 8alement,
518 Qti6Ganb Qtue., $3,400.
, 1894-06-12

Sci bent Snquett, Ser geItern in einem
leeren @ebGu6e btnter ser StDd Oaros>
SPECIFICATION bon benz Stills : Coroner
8uGleD iiber Die 2etcbe bon 6ranf @olum>
busft ab9e9alten purbe, tarnen inebrere
neberroi3un9en gu Sage. 8etanntli6 fam
es am Sonntag Qlben6 an Der Woo6> unb
48. StraBe aplicben BoIen uub 8Dbmen,
Die bon einem Gan3e 3urlffe9rten, gu
etnem b~luti9en 3ulammenitOB, BET Dem
@olumbuStt un6 8eter 6erbel eritpben
un6 bier Q(n6ere l6tper berlebt nurben.
@s Batter ii6 gu Dem S1queit ge9en 300
Yolen ltn6 806men ein8efunben, tbe:ls,
nm Der 8erbanoLung 3u5ubOrcn, tbetlS, I'm
ais 3euget Dernommen 81 tper6en.
GI5 Die critic 3eugt1t trat WtartD1 So
IumbuStt, Die S6peiter OeS @rn1or6eteH,
auf. sic ioentiftctrte 6en bereitS oer6af7
teten Sranf &p3t3ta ais ben Of0rocr i3res
8rl0erS, uno tbre 8ebauptun9 purbe io>
1pobL bon tbrem 8ater, ais aucb bon einem
Wtanne, 9tamens Wtd6ael @ourmoul, be-
itGttgt. &o5tSfa mur6e oarauf gcfra9t, oh
CT irgenDwcl9e NlS1agcn gil ntadben babe.
ST erbob inh lnb la9te: pGS miro mir bier
3tpar Dentg nIBen, aber ib tper6e 5eugen.@
ST. er36blte barauf baB eS fein Weiier,
ionbern eth Gnpe elmer 6ii6Leine, an Der
ett 8leiflumpen b~efeiti9t 9epeien let, ge>
Dabt babe. @r babe gu ben 2lrrangeurel1
zines San3feiteS 9eb0rt uno lei ais lol6er
genOtbt9t gelpeien, mebrere iunge 2eutc, Die
ltb unaritGnoig berDmmen bitten, al Sic
Quft 81 leben. @r babe bteIelben Bis sur
BooOz unD As. Str0Bt geiagt unO iei bann
in Die Sale 5urildgefeDrt. 2luf Dem Giid>
lpege lei ct bon Treunben Der 8eriagten an
gegriffen tpDrben 1no inter Qlnbercm babe
Der GLtere @olum61sfi linn nit etnem
Spaten etnen Shlag iibcr Den &opf 9eiebt,
@r babe fi9 NIT ietnem improoiitrten
Go6ti6ld9cr 10 gut ipte m09Iib Dertbei6i9t,
unb eS lei ibm iblicBli6 ~9elungen, in bic
0aQe 81 entfOmmen.
9ort babe CT l1ocb eint9c GGnSe getan3t
unb iei Oann na6 !6auie gegan9en. vS9
bate, tpte geiagt," i5IoB er, yfein Ofeier,
femme aber Ben GbGter unb fam i'm be-
5ei3nen, benn ct lift bier anipeienb." oils
&o5i5ta bteie @orte ipra6, macbte it6
unter ben NntDeIen6en cine perbGc9tige 8e>
tpegrng bcmerf6ar 1ln6 Mte6reren mat eS
augeni3etnlicb 6arum gu tbun, aus benz
@eb0u0e 81 entf0mmel1. Die T6itren
D1ren ic0O6 bon 8oli5titen belebt uro es
purbe gfieman0 btnauS9ela1ien. &o5iSfa
trat 0ann in 8egleitung bon Stpet 8eomten
3pti6en Die Menge un6 na9 fur3em Su4en
mieS er auf cilten in elmer @fe itebeu6en
. Mann, ben er Sad 8errieL nannte. 2ebterer
purbe barauf benz 6tlfscprpner Dorgez
fi9rt unb BON 0teiem gefra9t, mas er auf
Die 8ei9uIotgun8 81 erwibern babe. ST.
CAB gu, OaB ct fih an Dem &f betbeiligt
babe, 6ob fOnne ct Niemano erItodben
Raben, tpeiG er gar feline @affe 9e6abt babe.
9teie 8ebauptung murbe bon eiuem geptiz
fen Srant 3toib, Ser ebenfaus ais Mttz
i6uIotger Derbaftet lift, beitGtigt.
Der SAT- tpurbe bann ben @eidporenen
5ur @ntibetOung Oor9elegt unb nab f1r3er
8eratbung enptabIen bieie, baB ioDobI
&o3i3fa, mic ou6 8errtel, nbne 8ir9Ihaft
Dem @rtmtnol4ericht Ibertpteien tpirben.
, 1894-06-12
Siberlib lefet 7br

Die lit 6ieler .3ettuns perOffel1tli9ten :3eu9z
Mite betrefIS ppo0's SarloportQo. sic be-
itdti9en iiber iebeu 3weifel binaus, baB
0oo0'S furirt.
, 1894-06-12

gGarneb 9nns" Bolton. 5. @Dico9O, s. ratuo
@ttoettS. MSgartbp. y9onte rlmS%- Sriottr e. 0{c.
@artbg (l 9abIe1. Stolen boieS"-sti6ettS. nSoabie
bauS" - 0ft @tlOett8, 6; off 9errD, s. 0rstrnd out"
@D Stipetts. l; By GerrD, l. g8tlo ptt1 Serrn.
3sIt 2;4o. Umpire" S3fpurte, 8eiH9er3obl =
, 1894-06-12
9dfe=0nII-

Bie i9On oft, febIte ben Gbicagos audi
9eitern in ibrem eritcn Spiel Der Serie nit
Den SoitonS nur Elm Stun, mn 3u gez
tplnnen. 8eioe Clubs ipielten 11icbt 10
glt, pie 9etpDbnli6, troB0em omiilirten
1idb Die 3uibauer, tpctI Der 8aI tpieberz
bolt melt ms Sclb binausgei9lagen un0
ptele D3tunS" 9emacbt tpur6en. 8eion0ers
5%eicbneten itb in Oieier Se8tebung Srtpin,
9ablen nn6 NfcGartbD aus. 03abitebenb
bic nSc0re1:
, 1894-06-12
Stdott1bes.
Des n1oroes befduI0i9t.

5od 8erria beim Jnquef ais oerienige be-
3ei6net, Ger oen tootIi9en StabI oeeen
Granf 6oIumbusfi fibrte. Das Der
Dor Ger Ge16morenen.
, 1894-06-12

Gertopfult9 l11b ale 2e6erleioen meroeu
our9 0pob'S BtlIen 9e6eilt.
, 1894-06-12
Uerlagen Die StaOt,

Die Streifer in pullman iinO ouf
etne 6~ortfebun9 Ger Ders09es
run9s=poIitif feitens Ger nQme=
rican RaiIrpaY Union" porbe=
r%eitet, pollen aber trokoem
wetter fetern.
, 1894-06-12
Dr.. A. |. Warner,
BIlfH- i'm GuHern
gu. 3nrpttnI fir OeiItes=
kruukE,

fa9t: rg3ud6em t9 SIR Daniels
@nttieptic COMPOUND gepiiienz
bait uno unparteitI6 in 8e3ug
auf NuSrau6erung unterIucbt
babe, ertl6re id es, tpenn ricbtig
a~ngemenbet, als etnen iiberen
unb ausrei9enOen elm
9esinficirer un6 2uftreiniger,
tpel9e @iseni6aften es, i'm Ser
etn nit ieiner l1nf6dbIi9teit,
bequemer nnO etnfacber 2tnwenOz
bartlett, su einem Idn8it n0tbigen
ii9eren unb einfa6en 8eritOrer
bon Getmen a~nlteden6er &ranfz
beiten maben."
, 1894-06-12
oFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual OtSt6Il0nt 2NCE GoMPAANYA of fN9 New
Orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 31st day
of December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
lntendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-06-12

l1nterfibuneen Iaufen fehr fpdrIi6 Elm. =
nRep." Srufhtu9hatn, Ger b%efan1te
methooiitenpfafe, elm Su~noes9cnoie
Ger pullman Streifer.