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The evening world., 1894-08-23
"FIGHTINB BOB" IN CHARGE.
Capt. Evans Assumes Command Of
the Cruiser New York.

AS six bells were rung on board the
big United States cruiser New York.
lying in dock at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, this morning. all the officers, maf
ines and blue jackets assembled on the
quarter deck to witness the ceremony OF
transferring the command of the ship to
Capt. Robley d. Evans.
Capt. John w. Philip read his orders
from Washington to go to the Boston
NavyYard, and then Capt. Evans read
his commission as commander OF tho
New York
Capt Evans made a tour of inspection
through the vessel. and expressed him
self highly pleased with everything on
board.
Is generally known in naval circles as
Fighting Bob" He is lame. having re-
ceived a bullet wound in the leg during
the second assault on Fort Fisher.
Capt. Evans came to the Navy-Yareai
early this morning. He has recently
been visiting President Cleveland At
Buzzard'r Bay, and came from there
tender john d. Rodgers yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
TO BE ARRAIGNED TO-DAY.
The Trio Charged with Killing Mrs.
BeIlick.

Saloon-keeper Dominick Conner. Jani-
tor Moran and John Hickey. arrested
last night on the charge Of having
caused the death of old Mrs. Lizzie
Bellick by beating her on the morning
of uJly 6, were thought to the General
Sessions Building this morning by De,
tectives Bergrits, Won Gretchen ana
O'Brien. Hickey's head was bandaged'
his wounds, II Is said. having been In
fiicted by his wife.
The three men were first taken 70 tno
office, and later locked up to await ar
raignment. 1t was rumored that the
complaint against the trio was 10 oe
changed from granddaughter TO the more
serious one OF murder In the frst 90
gree.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

Jack McAuliffe gave an exhibition at
his training quarters yesterday which
was something like one OF the scenes
In Jim Corbetts play, except that 1t was
more earnest and realistic. John
O'Rourke, President OF the Seaside Ath-
letic Club: Stryker Williamson and
others were present. 1t was sort OF
official examination into the light
weights condition. and the club men de
clared themselves satisfied. McAuliffe
weighed las pounds. Ave more pounds
than II has been announced he intends
to scale in the ring on Monday night,
and fifteen pounds less than before he
took up quarters at CAROLS. He said
he expected to take OFF more flesh and
to get his wind into better condition.
Then he boxed with Eddie Loeber, Kid
Hogan and Eddie Avery. four rounds
with each. after which he punched the
bag Before the visitors left. McAuliffe
assured them that he had too much re-
gard for his laurels to think OF allow
Ing, Grirro to walk away with them
without struggle. and that he would
be IN shape to give the Australian hot
go on Monday night AZ of which In
earnestly To work to make up for the
time he wasted heretofore. The action
OF the club officials was directly in line
with the suggestion made in this col
umn when 1t was made known that the
champion had become lax in his train
ms, \ bout between Jack McAuliffe
and Young Griffo is too interesting an
encounter to be lessened in attractive
ness by the neglect or carelessness OF
either of the participants. and its sue
ceSSful termination Is as much an oh
tect OF ,c9nsidsration to the Seaside Ath-
leuc club oficials as to the sporting
puzzle The contestants In the other
bouts TO be given on Monday night are
said to be in fine fettle. Tickets for the
bouts are now on sale at Johnny Eek
hsrdts 80 and 40 Centre street.
]. L; Bliss made a new worlds bicycle
! record, half mile dying start. of q S-5
seconds, also worlds standing start OF
~ 10 seconds, at Hampden Park, Spring
! field yesterday.
Secretary Mclaughlin predicts that the
. elghty-mlle bicycle novice race from this
city TO Long Branch and return. which
VIII be decided next Sunday. will be one
ever given. Mr., Mclaughlin has already
| received more than 200 entries and by
/ tomorrow night, when the entries close
he Expects TO have 30 a feature Of the
rae" viii be the appearance II twenty
women bicycllsts Who will ride In The
| race.
Louis Grpber Is receiving a. large mum
Der Of entries each day for the games Of
! District Assembly 1871 Knighta OF Labor
which VIII be dFciie ! At Ciledonian PARK
BALDWIN avenue, Jersey CITY. on Labor
ueorEe Gruber. 300 Newark avenue, Jer-
| sey city.
Pinochle.-"s' is not out on the meld.
and must take trick after NEEDING 10
] claim the game.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
LOUIS ROTHKUCEL

Hattie Bohne lives VITA her father,
who Is well-to-do architect. in the
handsomely furnished fiat at Is East One
Hundred and Fifteenth street. Roth
kugel, when he was introduced to Miss
Bohne last New Years Day, represented
himself as salesman. He lived at "a
West One Hundred and Ninth street
with his parents, who are highly re-
spectacle. Rothkugels attainments as a
pianist and the possession of sweet
tenor voice were the means Of finding
rapid favor in Miss Bohne's eyes. She
smiled graciously upon him. and many
Winters evening only passed too rap
idly as the two mingled their voices in
loves duet. His visits continued and the
alta chment between the two grew
stronger until inqusitive neighhors were
quite sure there would soon be a we'd
ding in the Bohne fiat.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
PITIES Her EX-LOvER.
Miss Eohne Tries to Have Thief
Ro:hkugel Discharged.
Was Her Sweetheart and Robbed
Her Fathers Flat.
Not Allowed to Withdraw the
Complaint.

Louis Rothkugel. the burglar-lover.
having abused the confidence reposed IN
him hy his former sweetheart, Kettle
Bohne, confessed in the Harlem Police
Court this morning to having taken two
rings. two watch charms and sundry
other articles of jewelry from Miss
Bohne's room last Thursday while all
the members of the family were absent.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Fred Brinile, nifty years old, a.iAborer. Of 1856
Bowsry. Jumped from a cubls-cAr at Ninety.sIxth
street and Third avsnos. early this morning. lie
missed his footing and fell beside the car and
-hreS fingers we're cut of by the trucks The car
vent on and no arrest has been made Brindls
does not know the number Of the car.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

The Bradhursts AMI Edgecombes. OF
Harlem, will play BALI at one Hundred
and Forty-seventh street and Seventh
avenue Sunday afternoon next al 3
o'clock for the benefit OF the Sick Babies
Fund. The teams are composed OF these
players:
BradhurBt. Edgecombe
VIM. Gibbons, p. VIM. Moline. D.
Geo. Gardner. C. Al Farmer, c.
Terry Dunn. lb A. handler H.
Geo. Gibbons. 2b. c. Kirschner. Oh
Geo. Hamilton. 3b. n. McCafferty, 2b
Frank OFT. Is. y. MCCarfrrty. ss
Ike Van Zandt. H. Geo Devlin. II
Chas CHASER. CT. Ed. FitzsiTnmons. e.
Harry Luden, RI Ed Garrety, m
Managers Berbenich and Douth, re-
spectively OF the Bradhursts and Ehgs-
combee, say no admission viii be charged,
but that a collection will be taken up hy
them for the Fund. on Saturday next
the Bradhursts will play the Loy0iaS.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Atlanta Needs Repairs.

Al the Brooklyn Navy-Yard this morning word
was received that the Atlanta would stops the
yard on her way 10 Norfolk. Va, V UNDERGO some
necessary TepairA
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Cincinnati Sails To-MorrovN
The cruiser cincinaat viii leave TIE breaffyn
N.vy-Y.re On her trial trip ct 2 s'siesk sss'sa.
row morning, -. -
The evening world., 1894-08-23

full account OF Wall street Affairs will be
found In the Six O'Clock edition of THE Even
ing World"
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Pinochle.-''s" is not out on the meld,
ana must take trick after NEEDING u
claim the game.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Louis Gruber Is receiving a large mum.
Der OF entries each day for the games Of
which Will be dFci lei At Ciledonian PARK,
BALDWIN avenue, Jersey city. on Labor
Day. The entries close on Saturday with
sey City.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Tim Keefe officiates as umpire at East
ern Park this afternoon. Tim was at
the Polo Grounds yesterday, and looks
fat and rosy and handsome,
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Centre Fielder LANCE Is surely mar
vellous player, and his six feet of per
sonality, with three feet overhang of
arms. makes him almost invincihle in
the outtield.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

The Emeralds. OF the Catholic Protec-
tory, will open their new grounds on
Sunday, Sept. . at Van Nest, with the
strong Murray Hills as their opponents.
Manager Mclaughlin has a strong aSIrc-
cation of players In the present Emcr-
aids. and only frst-class teams OF the
highest order will be given A go with
them. He has all Sunday dates filled,
The evening world., 1894-08-23

j. l.. Bliss made new worlds bicycle
record, half mile, dying start of q 3-5
seconds; also worlds standing start OF
~ l-5 seconds. at Hampden Park, Spring
field, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
PAINTED THE TOWN RED.
WaterviIIe Republicans Celebrate
Their Great Victory Of Monday.
Bells Rang. The Band played, Red Fire
Flashed and the People Cheered.

WATERvILLE, Sept. l2.-(Special NO
such crowd ever assembled in City hall
square as was there this evening. Five
thousand is very small figure to estimate
the number cf people in the assembly.
The Republicans started IN to celebrate the
grand victory in this city and in the grand
old State of Maine, achieved last Monday,
and they have done the job up in grand
shape. j.. @... .-.. ..-*
At Z 80 five cars with the Waterville Mil
itary Band and more than 400 voters lef,
Main street for Ward above the railroad
crossing. The band played and the people
:heer.d all the way while from the rear car
fireworks were burned all the time
When the cars arrived at the brick school
house all Ward ! was aglow. After Sc
iection by the band and three ringing
cheers for Ward l. the cars, to which
mother had been added, started for Ward
I on the Plains. :: -
Talk of enthusiasm. You never have
seen anything to compare with it. Bonfires
lined the whole street and three-fourths OF
the houses were abllze with light.
The cars returned to City hall square,
where the immense assembly was waiting
70 hear the speaking. DR., Thsyer
introduced First Representative-Elect Hon.
w. 7. Haines, who received most
enthusiastic greeting. He made ringing
speech and received tremendous applause.
j. S. Boudon of Biddeford and Hon. L
7. Carleton of Winthrop, followed. 1t is
useless to attempt to enumerate the places
illuminated. twill pass by saying that
each Republican along the line did his best.
The Waterville & Fsirfeld Electric
railroad Co. deserves great credit for the
excellent manner in which it handled the
big crowd. No accident occurred anywhere
and Superintendent Brann and his men did
fine work.
The work of Major Berry in painting the
pictures on the stand in the square was
very nice and they attracted much atten
ton. The committee attended to every
detail to perfection and every feature was
success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Tae Slate Convention at Sanger Elects Officers
400 Delegates Present.

BANGOR, Sept. 12.-At the State conveu-
ton of the Epworth League, today, these
officers were elected President, Ira +
Hersey of Houlton; vice presidents, Mrs,
II. w. Norton, Bucksport; Miss Estellt
Googin, Biddefor1; Mrs. Mary Littlehale,
Rockland; Charles Morrill,. Westbrook
treasurer, A. d. Russell, Augusta; secre-
tary, Mrs. G.. +. Miller Lewiston. TIL,
secretary reported 400 delegates present,
representing 200 Leagues. The convention
will close tomorrow with an excursion to
Bar Harbor.
The convention closed, tonight, after ;
successful ani interesting session. At 7.30
4 praise service was held, led by Rev. NJ
3. Pratt, ,lowed by an address by
George F. Draper of Japan, su j C
Young Japan" Rev. Edwin H hughes
of Newton, Mass, delivered an address.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
NORTH BERWICK FAIR.
Ten thousand People in Attendance-Hinners
OF the Races.

NORTH BERWICK, Sept. 12.-The sue
:ess of the second day of the North Berwick
Agricultural Assoc iation's fair exceeded the
most sanguine expectations, more than
1000 people being in attendance. 1t being
Children's day the public schools were closed.
A trades procession, more than three-qu
ers of mile long, consisting of almost
very conceivable style of turnout, and !
,ame of ball between the Rochester and
local team, were the forenoon attractions.
In the afternoon, Belle Chase trotted
IN exhibition mile. Thursday she will try
o break the track record of 22S for b
mrse. Tommy L. won the 2.40 trot, $780,
2.32l.4. Milo won 2.30 trot and pace ],
$50, in 2.30 l-2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
SEVENTH MAINE BATTERY
Holds Annual Peunioc. Election of Officers
and Camp Fire at Auburn. 49,.

LEWISTON, Sept. l2.-The 7th Maine
Battery Association elected the following
officers, this afternoon. President, L. S
Chapman, Bethel; secretary, A. S. Twitch-
IL. Gorham, n. H.; treasurer, w. o
Carney, Portland. The next reunion will
be held at Portland, June 2l-30, 1895, the
anniversary of must ering out. Resolutions
m the death of DR. w. B. Lapham, Angus
"a, the late president, was accepted. A
camp fire was held in Auburn hall, this
eve ming. III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
sPARKs FROM MAINE WIRES.

At the St. Stephens races. wednesday,
I'D. C. won 3-minutes race, Slo0, IN z 80
Rampart, Jr., won 40 class, in ~; bes,
line, 2 2S, by Rose l.,
The Penobscot County Agricultural
Society's fair opened at Old Town, Wednes-
day. I'm the 2.37 class, John "A. won ID
,, 39l4. The 3-years old, Sleepy jim
won in 3.l4.
Tn the Ellsw orth races, Wednesday, the
> % class. $3.50, Elgn, first; c. t. H., sec
nd hest time, 226. The 2.45 class,
sI0o Agnes NJ. first; Mildred H., second :;
best time, 2.34 1-2.
Walter Powers. sailor, mlddie-sgeo
man. was killed, Tuesday night. at Rock,
Ind aboard the fishiug schooner Fred and
Elmer of Boston. The captsia and four OF
10 grow have been arrested on susplc on
of murder.
Five thousand people attended the Cum
berland county fair at Gorham' Wednes
Jsv The 2 20 clsss, Lady Blanche won
hsst time. 226 Ia. [n the 40 class
Ns,mah won two heats; Mary GIFT, two
md Ejvin r., one: best time, 2.33 l-Z'
In the 3-years- colt, Mana won; oest tlme'
2 35 l-2.
One of the most remarkable changes IN
wsLio county. was the town of Freedom
rbs town was settled in 1874 and was
Incorporated &c 20 years later. II It is so,,9" NOV
enjoying its centennial From ns .ne ,;ms ;r,sif !,
- fs;Ied TO return Democratic plural
irv Monday it went IA plurality for Gov,
Clesves.
News has been received of the DEATH on
Monday morning, of Mrs. Leonora Adams
WcTn,ire, at her home in Carlisle Penn
Sna wsss graduate of Maine Wesleyan
@ SDminsry, Kents Hill. and for many years
a teacher and preceptress. she siterWaias
,srried Prof. Is O. McIntire, for several
iinars nA,. The very efficient teacher of English
I;.srsture yes and history, who resigned some
five. five wears wear ago to accept position in Dick
inson College at Carlisle The & funeral :: o., o.,
Cured, Wednesday. at the nome, nome Oh hei
father, DR.. Enoch Adams, Litchneid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
Neuralgia Il

OF the worst kind troubled me for years
friend whom it had cured recommended Hoods
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The Journal Has Heard from Nearly
Five Hundred Towns,
And Other Places May Still Further Swell the
Glorious Figures.

They are: William Dickey, Fort Kent :;
Peter Kee.an, Van Buren,; Edward +
Geyer, Friendship; Hiram 2. Farrow, Bel
mont.
First district-Reed has 1929 plurality
over Deering, in vote of Reed, II ,G5l !;
Deering, 1886. Reeds plurality in 1892,
1877.
Second district-Dingley has about
10000 plurality over McGiilicuddy, agains,
+016 in 1892.
Third District-Miliken has about 5000
over Leighton, against 1882 10 1892.
Fourth District-Boutelle has about l0,-
900 plurality over Simpson, against 42SS in
1891.
The Senate is unanimously Republican
The indications are that the House will
The Journal has received returns from
all but ~ small towns and l6 plantations
with the following result
Cleayes, Rep., 67,41S
Johnson. Dem, 29,52s
Bateman, Peo., 4,79s
Hersey, Pro-, 1900
CIeayes' Plu. over johnson, 1880
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
Washington Eorscast.

WASHINGTON, Sept l2.-For New Eng
land' Thursday, fair, probably slightly
warmer, sou.terly TO southwesterly winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13

At Bethel, Wedne sday, Patct en- won . 80
trot, Sl25, in 2.30. Harry X. won 2 So
trot. 800. in sc IA; best time, 2.35 IA,
by Relle d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13

At the St. Stephens races, wednesday,
Id. C. won 3-minutes race, Slo0. IN 80
Rampart, Jr., won 40 class, in 20; best
line, 22S by Rose l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
FAIR AND WARMER. .

BosToN, Sept. l2.-For New England
Thursday, fair; warmer; light variable
winds.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
Derhdnoni6poIle Shie6erei.

Son frepelDafter 6onb pltrben 0ienita9
9tbenb cine Nn5abL SignaIzG orpeooS all
Die @eleiie Der y8is Sour" 8abn in Sem
iington gelegt, Die benin Balitrcn zines
53uges inter t%urdbtbarem @etOlc erplootrz
ten. Mebrere in Der GGbe patroutatrenoe
8unbess Wari9Gae iaben in oemlelben
Nusenblid peri9iebene &erle ctlt8it oaponz
laufen nnb ianbtcn beniclben obnc @etteres
biperie Gepolpcridiiie nab, bic thr eigentz
licbes .3iel perfebLten, aber oo9 l6ltmmes
un6eil anribteten.
Cine Der &ngelm trdf ndmltb ben 40
Sabre alien geter Slid, Der our 3ett in
Der 9tGbe auf einem leeren Srabtwagen
iaB, in Sic redte Settle, etne l6mer5ltcbe,
in6eB nab Nniibt beS 9rates ni6t tpeiter
gefGbrGibe Sleii6punbe Dc%ruriabenb: Nut
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elterIibcn 6aule, Get. 2509 III. Str., laB,
Derlebt; er erbielt eiuen S9uB in ben
recbten 9lrm unb in Bic Wa9en9cgenO, Oocb
lift aucb letn 3uitanb nicbt ipetter belor9ntBS
erregenb.
Slid, melcber III 9%entpater, Wttcb.,
t%pobnbaft tit, tpurbe benz 5olpttalc nberS
tpiclen uno cine senaue llnteriucbung 0es
san3en gprtaGes nnperalgli9 etngeleltet'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
Dr.. Rud. Seiffert
Jnlano.

: Ser 6euti6amerifanii6e 2ebrertag,
tpelber 9egentpdrtig in gtetpart in Seem
SerieD Oeriammelt lift, bat Bic 6erreu
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lein ltbG beauftra9t, einen 2eitfaben fir
rationelen Spra6unterri6t unter 8eriidz
iidtigung Der oeri6ie6enen 9on6estbeile
uno-S prachelemente aus3uarbeiten, unb
Der nd9iten SabreSberiammLung gu unter7
breiten.
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&i6ter Gibbs pom SberitaatSgcricbte bon
Stem Seriep 9efGat, inbem er bieier Sage
babin erfannte, OaB cine Seuerperiicbez
rungSgcieuibaft gum @riabe zines 8ranbz
idbaocrs al einem @ebGube, tpelcbes ouf
gemietbetem @runb un6 8D6en ftebt, nibt
bcrpfli3tet lit.
= 0beranarbiite rSobn" MOt in Stem
0orf ipridt iicb in ieilem 8latte vSret6eit"
ii6er ben 9roBen Giienbabritreif i'm 8eiten
folgen0crmaBen aus: y@leDeLan6 bat iicb
in mOraliicber 8c3iebung baOurb ais Elm
8er6reeber crtpieien, baB er ben 8efeblen
ienes capitaIitii9cn Gpmites, pes 8unoss7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
G0otIi6 perlaufene 8ranomunoen.
5pet Stallfnedte bel einem 5euer in einem
Seihfaa i'm Sdlafe iiberrai6t = Seioe
peroen nit fbweren Sranowunoen
beoedt, uno DER Cine 1T oen=
ielben bereits erle9cn.

Wontdg Worgen furS nab 2 tbr brad
auf biSber u~naufgetldrte @eiie in BEN
2etbitaa bon Sobn Qbdnf, go. 331-335
Webiter Q%tpenue, Elm Seuer aus, tpeldbes
etnen per%bdngniBooaen 8erlauf nabm, i'm
bent atpet iiber benz Stat i6lafenoe Stau>
fne6te l6tpere 8ranbmunben bapontrugen
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unperbeiratbcte Sanes Wfartin, nurbe 10
ibDer perlebt, OaB iein Sob geitern Wors
gen furs bot Z ll6r erfDlgte.
9as Seuer bra6, Obne baB ber@ei6dfts>
Gigentbiimer bt51er bic l1riade st emit
Oeden bermo3te, Is Wftnuten5 na9 2 ubr
in ben D~interen 3aumli9feiten bes ~5tpetten
Stoftperts aus unb perbreitete itb nit
iol6er S6neuigfeit, baB bic auf bemtlelben
Sur in elmer &ammer l6lafenben Stau>
tnec6te, ser ertpa6nte Wtartin lttD Ser
62jGDrige unperbeiratbete S1pebc Sobn
Sletcber, erit aufnabten. ais bas gauge
0aus nit bic6ten Gaubmolfen angefilut
uno Gettung lbon auBeror0entlic6 iblptertg
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9tau6 unb Slammen einen gSeg na6
einem Seniter, iprang binaus, ~itir3te aber
70 befttg auf einen Gl%bfaQfalten in 6er
NGep, baB iein &iifgrat gebrocben purbe.
Seine 8ranbmunben all Jtiiden, 6aGs unb
Nrmen tparen auBerbem erbebltebe; geitern
Wforgen fur3 ppr Z l6r perl6teb ct I'M
st. SOicpb's SolpitaL all @arficlb Nuenue
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6let6er, nelder in bcmiel6en 6oipttal
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lcbtperen 8ranbmunben an 9dnben unb
@rmen 6at ct iicb initere 8~erlebungen bur3
GinatDmen bon &aucb unO beiBer 2uft 3us
ge6oget.
Der burb 6as Seuer am @ebdube anses
ridbtete Scbaoen betrdgt $1,000; StaIz
'Giuri3tungen unb Materialicn Wurben
Inn $500 gci6aOi9t. Ser GerGuit in bet>
ben Sducn lit Ourcb gerii9erung sebcft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
Dan. Qonners 1T fduIoia.

Ser Bro5cB gegen 9antcl Corners,
tpelber am Qlbenb bc5 9. SctoberS ben
@etdeniteler SomeS Canon eritacb, fam
0onneritag gta6mittag gum 9lbibluB.
Corners purbe icbulbtg gelprO6en uno bic
Strafe auf 81 Sabre 3u9tbau8 normirt.
Die beipen battcn an ienem NbenO in
GotterlonS' @irtDi9aTt, SEQ. 1927 State
Ctr, 9e5eAt unb faunen beim Wlrfclipiel
gum Streit. Batterion reDete Canon 3u,
fih nab 6aule gu be9eben. canon mar
nGmlib ein &~oftgdnger 8atteriOn's in
belicn Wobnung $50. 1441 State Str. uno
nit Batterlon gut %bcfreunbet.
Nac6oem Canon Die Wtrtbl6aft berz
laiien bate, fol9te ibnt @onnorS. Nah
i~peni9en Winutcn laumelte cannon 1T Die
Btrtbi9aft 5urii6 u1b ricf: vi6 bin bon
Gonlors e%eltocben".. Ser Gerlebte murbe
noc6 Dem ct. 2ute's 6oipital 9ebrabt, no
ct am 10. October 1893 ltarb.
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bebauptetc, baB CT BON Dem Dtel itGrferen
Canon anse9riffcn purOe uno n NOt5ipe6r
81 ieiuem Melier grill. Die Gertbcioi8un9
macbte audi geLtenb, baB Canon burcb unz
ricbtige 8ebanblun9 ieitens Der llerSte bes
ct. 9ucaS 5oipttal GIT ielnem Sooe FAM.
8eibe Sbeorten befGmpfte 6ilfSitaatS>
anipaIt Bjerlon nit i9permlegenben 8es
meismaterial.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
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tag Wtitta9 nibt mentger ais "a Nnfla9en.
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@onrao 8. 9tiebOff, ber Dor etma eitem
Sabre Bancroft madte, tuegen 1lnter1cbla7
gun9, ano in sipet SGQen tpegen Nnndbme
BON 0epofite1 81 elmer 3eit, alS ct beretts
5abIun9sunfdbig war, in Nnflageitano per=
iebt. Die lnfla9e auf llnteri6lagung
parbc ieitenS Der vOeutlben @eieuibaft"
9e9en gtieboff crboben, Der jenen IN leiner
@igenicbaft ais Sbabnleiiter I'm ben 8e7
tra9 bon $1,000 bei6lptnbelt bat. We9en
Qtnnabmc bon 9epoitten sur 3ett ieiner
Sniolucn3 inirb BET @r>8antier bon G6as.
9eubler unb Gmil Said, BEN G~igentbaz
mcrn Der 8irtbi6aft rOlb 0uincp SEQ. 8"
an Ga SaIe uno Hanbolp6 StraBe, iopte
bon 2eon 6artber bei9ulbigt, Die $500
bes. $50 furs Dor Der 8anferotterfldrung
in ber Niebotf'lcben 8anf bcpontrten.
Me9en ltnterlblosung murbe audi Sames
8. 2cdic an9efIost, Der Sen Semper,
6ugb 6onagban unb Quguit 8iaiamS um
lie $500 erleibtert baben fol-. Sannp
Morgan wirD iicb tpesen StraBenraubes gu
perantiporten baben; S6omas &ebel be-
ibulbi9t tic ndmlicb, ibn auf Der StraBe
a~ufgcbalten unb UNI $500 beitoblen gu
baben.