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FIRE AT OMAHA.
Large Building Destroyed aud Two Men
Lose Their Lives,

Large Building Destroyed aud Two Men
Lose Their Lives.
OMAHA, NEB., Nov. 2.-Just as the
men we're going 10 work In the big beef
house Of the Hammond packing plant
at South Omaha at Z o'clock this morn.
ing, flames we're discovered In the sec.
ond floor and quickly spread to the
third and fourth floors. All the efforts
Of the firemen were confined to keeping
the fire from spreading, as there was no
possible show OF saving the big beef
house, four.story structure, 200 by 200
feet, which originally cost 5000, 900 and
was tllled with valuable machinery and
largo amount OF beef.
The efforts OF the fremen TO confine
tho flames to this house proved SUCCESS
full, but only at the cost OF two lives.
At II o'clock one of the walls OF the
burning building fell and two tiremen
belonging to the private department Of
the packing company were buried un-
dor tons OF burning timber and red hot
brick. The killed were John Steele
and Henry Peters.
Immediately after the wall fell efforts
at recovering tho bodies OF the two men
were begun, but II was two hours be-
fore their remains were uncovered.
When taken from the debris It was dis.
covered that both men were still grasp
ing the hoae nozzle they we're holding
when their lives were crushed out.
Steele was married only las. Wednesday.
The insurance on the property do.
stroyed amounts TO S220, 900 aud the loss
will be almost double that amount.
General Manager Lyman wired the
Chicago Office this morning that the
loss would not exceed S. 90, 900, fully in
sured. The business Of the company
will not be interfered with owing to
the surplus capacity at Hammond, Ind.
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MOVING ON ,1oUKDoN.
The Japanese Armies Preparing to rnvs
tho Chinese Ancient Capital,

The Japanese Armies Preparing to Invest
tho Chinese Ancient Capital.
YOKOHAMA, Nov. 2.-It is announced
that the investment OF Port Arthur by
the Japanese forces by land and sea has
been completed, and tina. the forward
movement Of both the Japanese armies
in the direction OF Moukden is being
rapidly pushed. A portion OF Field
Marshal Count 0yamas's forco will at
tack Kinchow Asoya, which is occupied
by the Chinese troops. Meanwhile
General Nodzu's advance column is ap-
preaching FungWhang, fortified town
on the main road between Wiiu and
Moukden, to which place all the Chinese
troops retreated after leaving their
positions north Of the Yalu river.
Tho Japanese expect to defeat the
Chinese at both places and then unite
their columns before tho walls Of Mouk.
don.
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will be necessary. This leaves set OF
keys absent and unacounted for and
such q set would be very handy II there
be disposition to do dirty work. vii.
sons men are so disheartened aud des-
perate that they will resort to anything
that gives promise Of helping them
out.
Major Ran stalnaker arrived here last
night keeping tight clutch on q grip
sack which seemed to bring TO the Will
son men q ray Of comfort. To-day
Chairman McGrAw's headquarters were
thronged. The Doodle was being dis
tributed as quickly as it could be put
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PUBLIC MOURNING
Gives Place 10 Festivities on tho oEar
owitE's Accession.

Gives Place TO Festivities on tho CEar-
owitz'S Accession.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.-Throughout
St. Petersburg to-day the accession Of
the now cIar is being celebrated as
festival, for this event takes precedence
Of tho mourning ceremonies.
At 10 o'clock yesterday evening the
frat requiem mass for the repose OF tho
soul Of Alexander III was celebrated
here, and all tho ministers and mem.
bers Of the council Of tho empire were
present. When tho service was oil
over those in attendance took the oath
OF allegiance to Car Mich olas II, and
to tho helr.presumptive, the czarowilz,
Grand Duke George, brother Of tho czar.
This morning tho senate met In
plenary session, and all its members
took the oath OF allegiance.
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TEN TsIS, Nov. 2.-Gens. Weh and
Ych, who wore recently disgraced for
cowardice at Ping Yang, have arrived
here, but are afraid to proceed to Peking
because OF the anger OF the emperor.
The Japanese have placed three bridges
across the Yalu river and 1900 Japan.
csc soldiers are reported to be In China.
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Atkinson at Bayard.

Special DLsputeh 10 he in'euGenetr
BAYARD. W. Va, Now 2.-Hon. Geo.
W. Atkinson spoke two hours and a
half to an enthusiastic audience Of over
seven hundred people here tonight in
Saucers opera house. FaIly Eve hun-
dred could not get into the house. The
meeting was grand success in every
particular,
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Magnificent Meeting at oharlesto n.

Special Dispakeh to he Intettqenesr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 2.-one OF
the most magnificent meetings Of the
campaign was held at the court house
tonight, and was addressed by Hon.
George O. sturgiss- The Huling club
turned out in full! force, about 400
strong.
Tho Republican estimates are that
Huling and Anderson will reach
Kanawha neck and neck. and that
Huling's majority here will not be less
than 1000. Republican prospects arc
considered bright here in each Of the
congressional districts, tho Fourth be.
ing considered the closest.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
Appoints Nicholas A coionel-Au Anti.
jewish Insinuatiou.

Appoints Nicholas A Coionei-An Anti
jewish Insinuatiou.
LONDON, Nov 2.-Ihe Daily News
will tomorrow publish dispatch from
its correspondent at Berlin saying that
Car Nicholas himself telegraphed the
news Of the death of bis father to EN-.
peror William and the Danish royal
family.
Emperor William has appointed Gar
Nicholas Colonel.de.Chi Of the Alex.
ander Guards.
The anti.Jewish stuatsburger Ntunr
insiuuates that tho car may not have
died natural death, and that Jows pos
sibly had hand in the matter.
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Special Dispaich to he in.eilfdsnstr.
PARSONS, W. Va. Nov. 2.-Hon. John
Fl. Holt and W. n. Wentz spoke here
to 4 large and enthusiastic audience. It
was the most enthusiastic meeting Of
this campaign held by either party. Mr.
Holt was at bis best, and the crowd
went wild.
Hon. g. ". Atkinson. Of Wheeling,
speaks here tomorrow at o'clock and
at Davis at night.
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DOVENER Tonight.
The Gallant Captain Will be Ao-
corded Great Reception
AT THE OPERA HOUSE THIS EVENING
This Promises to Be the Finest Do
monstration This Fall.
THE ESCORT CLUB TO TURN OUT

And Escort Captain Dovener to the
Opera House-Eyery Republican OF
wheeling and Ohio County Should
Be on :Hand-FIne Meeting Out
ut Potomac Yesterday Afternoon.
Doveuer at no oMochen-John A.
Howard's Meeting In South Wheel.
ing--other Meetings Past aud to
Come.
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ROUSING MEETING
o, Republicans of Preston County
ss Kipgwood.
AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE LISTEN
70 Ex-Governor Foraker and Mr.
Charles Hurdett Hart
DAYTON RECEIVES AN OVATION.

The Meeting tho Largest in tho cOun.
tvs History-Ex.Governor Fleming
Speaks 70 q small Crowd at Weston.
Al Asylum Employed as Hive for
Democratic Votcrs-Lewis couutyis
tnthe Baiauoe-ADemooraticF False.
hood sailed-Genoral State Pollti-
cal News.
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This evening at tho Opera House Cap
tain Doveuer's campaign will be
rounded up in glorious style BY the
Republicans OF Wheeling and Ohio
county. The meeting has been looked
forward to with pleasant antcipationS
for several days, and 1t now looks rs
though the reality will far exceed ex-
pectations. The fact that Hon. William
P. Hubbard will act as chairman of the
meeting and precede the speaker OF the
evening, Captain Doveuer, with short
address. will add to the attractions in
an oratorical way. The meeting will bc
called to order at 1880 o'clock, or as
soon after that hour as tho escort
reaches the place OF speaking.
1t is especially urged on oil RepubIi-
cans OF Wheeling and Ohio county that
they turn out 10 unit aud accord the
gallant candidate the reception he de.
serves after tho active aud aggressive
canvass he has made throughout the
First congressional district. Give him
a reception that ho will remember even
when on next Tuesday evening he is re-
ceiyiug the congratulations OF his con-
stituents upon his election to the seat
in Congress that has been occupied
by q man who has not represented
the true interests OF the district. The
captain deserves all this and Wheeling
and Ohio county arc sure to bo equal to
the occasion.
The list OF vice-presidents who will
occupy seats on the platform this even
fnp an follnwa.
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WASHINGTON, D. G.,
~. s, A., Nov. 2. lSo4


Hon. J. Howard Holt will speak at
Odd Follows hall, corner Twelfth and
Chaplino streets, Saturday evening,
November 8, at 1880 o'clock. Tho Ohio
Valley Quartetto will furnish the music.
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IN GUARD UNIFORM.
Tho Remains OF Alexander III convs
to the Palace Chapel.

Tho HemnIns OF AIeAhhdor III conveyed
to tho Palace Chapel.
LrvADrA, Nov. 2.-The remains OF Csar
Alexander III, having been embalmed
and attired ID the the uniform Of the
Proobrajensky regimen. OF the guard.
were conveyed this morning to the small
private chapel OF the palace.
At tue religious services which were
held In the chapel, oil the members Of
the imperial family and imperial house
hold were present.
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GptCtoa DSpusSt' " HS 4hettApt1eu.
SALEM, W. Va, Nov. 2.-The feed
store Of Hiram Wilson and residence Of
w. o. Davis was found to be on fire TO-
night at 10 o'clock, but, was discovered
too late to be saved. Mr.. Davis and
family were asleep when the fire was
discovered and were taken out With
difficulty, Mrs. Davis being badly
burned about the face. The opera
house and other buildings near by were
saved by the hardest work OF people
with buckets, but not until they had
caught several times. II the Gro had
spread 10 these buildings It would have
cleaned out the town. Mr.. Davis saved
nothing scarcely. Most Of tho feed was
carried out and saved. Loss about
$1,000. Origin OF FIRE unknown.
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Cashier Durbin'. Condition.

kpecf1I D1sDaleh % Nt InldIVeTceT.
PARKBRsBrRo, ". Va, Nov. 2-The
condition of Cashier F. NJ. Durbin is
considerably improved, aud there arc
now hopes OF his recovery.
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SHANGHAI, Nov. 2.-Twolve Russian
warsbips are at Chc.Foo. The English
fleet, including more than twenty war;
ships, is mobIlizing at Shanghai.
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NICHOLAS II
Succeeds to the Russian Throne
Amid Public Rejoiclpgs.
THE FORMAL Oath OF ALLEGIANCE

Pledged to His support-rhe First
Manifesto-The Former Cars Policy
as 20 Foreign Affairs Will bc Ad.
hcred President Cleveland Sends
kilograms of Coincidence - Tho
Cars Funeral-rhe Remains Con.
ycyed to the Palace ohapel-RelIg.
ious Services.
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DEMOCRATS nrs preparing roorbaokS
In tho shape of secret circulars attacking
candidates. Beware Of them,
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WARRINGTON, Nov. .. - Minister
Breokiurldge, OF Russia, cabled tho no.
,Ice Of the cars death to the President,
who forwarded the following note of
coincidence:
"WAsuINoroS, D. O., |
~. s. A., Nov 2. 1894. !
ITO Hh Majosiv. Nicholas II, Emperor Of Rns,ia,
LirGdia.
81 hasten to express my heartfelt
sympathy and tho sympathy OF my
coun,rymcn with the royal family ana
tho Russian people 10 thotr aflllction by
reason OF tho death Of your honorCd
father
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EANnoIlpn COUNTY

Ballet Boxes Need Duplicate Keys to As.
MGt In EleetiDR Wilson.
Special DbpaLeh 10 thk IHtellioenoe'.
GRAFTON, ". Va, Nov. AN tho
election machinery Of Randolph county
in Democratic hands. Tho clerk Of
Tho county court who has charge ot bal
!9t boxes now says that tho koya to
these boxes are lost aud duplicate koys
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For West Virginia. rain; colder Saturday oven.
Ing; fair sunday; high west winds.
For Western rCnnSylYHna rnlu; colder SntuT.
tlny evening; fair sunday; high west winds,
For Ohio. rain will continue tp'nlght mud carly
pnrt Of Saturday .mnch cooler; high west Winds;
iRiF sunday.
TIE TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY
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,borl Chairman.
nr IL Il, Aioxnntler.
in:cnh Jncol,S
WiI,t@Ti / Iyie.
hf %nf;oiiorh
Samuel n Il. jao uay,
II y Cnrier
iycSIev isSwman.
Ia Shonnon.
u IL q, Curtis.
nanieI MAXWELL
iohn SyciSs
EretI IlnTIo,
EM 1tkInSon.
r / Ii,tI,,s.
iicnrr Miller.
WTKrnmmIe.
Dr l. H. Etnrcr.
John Dotlley.
RohaTi BrItt'
liz John i. Dickov.
FroncisC. Wood.
nnward Atkinson.
nr JC. Hum.
Aug Vice
III P1rter.
josenh Strn,,b.
FInnnIlel Olson.
CtHnh"Ii Waierhousc. ir
Dr II. GasInier'
&c SioFat,
lanes iIendorsou.
+ r. Metzner.
William Schoehla.
conrad BHchmnn'
Joseph HAL,
IL IlEniIy
S,mnej 4 WnrF,el
: q Sa,lIn.
Alex X. Campbell,
James Reed.
Michael Rohen,
j. F. Higgins,
Charles StroeblO,
C. Schncpi,
Capt. William 1'ayls,
II. +. Bchrens,
Vim. IIagledOrn,
Philip KuntZ.
Cnas. SClrGbe,
.Wm. bowers,
DR., b, A. Lewis,
; JOhn Hohm
yor'I JoCah ETi,1 HIchnnhrat
Rlchnrl crIswell,
Henry ,hnI y,,yo9d.or Vol,
cSpt. Cant" Wm. %tn'seHo:k sesHockey,
Henry DannGuberG,
los; los; 4; %iSiG,I AfEie'
Lew w Stone, tISO"'
q. III. Mendel,
D.; d, J; ,,I =. Il'ei!ey,llIo. I!ey,I!L
SoI; HMu SISIuuS'
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lug W LoLLoW1'
Hon. W. r. II
Charles loeiiler,
+. Schenk,
Charles Meder,
Herman ZwlCRer,
Raymond Bauer,
Bunj. Sbnler,
David Moore,
]. Bent 0'Neln,
B. s. Allison.
George Fisher.
James Won Dlston.
Otto Tyson,
Charles Iiarbrook,
Abe StAmm,
Frank Woods,
James McAdams,
David Nesblit.
Edward Dodloy,
George McKOwn,
NJ. A. Chew,
F. N. Henderson,
Dr.. J. T. Carter,
r. @. Dalzcll,
William Tiernan,
D. L. Prayer,
George ". Brunswick
Osborn Gray,
julie HGarn.
Alex Turner.
DR.. william Petre,
DR.. ". K Taylor,
II, u, DODDlDs,
John Cummins,
George X. McMcchcn
james Riddle,
s !. Singleton,
Henry Baer,
Frank Wright,
b. b. BucEner.
Louis IArtschy
John D. Hall,
Joseph l.. Degaut,
John Reed.
Capt william u. List
n. +. Whitaker,
David KlelnGr.
Charles +. Bachman,
VIII Blum,
John Becker,
s, BrandRu,
Rev. VIM. Brown,
Joseph gerchG.
Herman Bunsen,
ChAs. Craig,
II. schmulbach,
Louis Carl.
John Hngedorn,
Capt 8. L. Brlce,
Anton Reyman,
Louis ArmbreCht,
Adolph Fritz,
&. II. K6alcy.
G. K. Wheat.
4. II. Higgins,
A. L. White.
F. NJ. Strong.
J. a. Bell,
George Il. Z. g llchriI
Edward lIaElGtt,
Capt. Sam RrauS,
Lawrence scllenk,
Samuel UslOton,
Francis r. Wood,
i. G. Harry.
Louis Guuuther.
Henry Lee walkor,
DR.. q. NJ. FriSell,
John Boss,
lcander McGill,
Green u. Jefferson,
Prof. II. J. ArDcnE.
Victor Rn6en bGfg,
WIN. N. Baird,
DR.. J. W. Mccoy,
Marcus llaer,
John e. DGVinn,
I'd. Rodgers,
Nathaniel Mounttord,
Dr. J. II. Pipes,
Fred Meyer,
John W. Kite.
Samuel johnson,
W. l.. Lindsey.
N. Grogatl.
Henry Snyder,
BOutly Jones,
Joseph RcrO,
James A. Dunnlng,
William La Tusch,
Edward 4. Moore,
Stephen DcTincy,
John q. lbricr.
Frank stanton,
Gus Melick,
Capt. ThOmas Prince.
III Schenerluln,
Louis EtEler
Harry Jones,
William +. RlcSntS,
Alex Mitchell.
William i. Williams,
z. A. BOyulcr, sr.,
Otto Stump,
Joseph 4. Farls,
John GlhsScOcE,
q. e. McClcmrnt,
licOrRO Narney,
Cecil Robinson,
Elmer Chapman,
John Smith, ST.,
J.. May,
N. BrillcS.
GcOrgo Robinson,
q. q. Mnr,lOcR,
William y Robertson
George X Ito,
Wilbur Cnrlln,
I. =, Tappnii.
On tho occasion
tnin lJovoner's ca.
bldOrcu necebaWry
have m extensive
but tho Young
rort Club will turI
membership and
nor from the W
House. For this
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On tho OccN1iOn Of tho closing Of Cap.
thin Dovoner's campaign 1t is not con-
sidoreA necessary by his admirers TO
have m extensive street demonstration,
but tho Young Mems Republican Es-
rort Club will turn out almost its entire
membership and escort Captain Dove
nor from the Windsor to the Opera
House. For this purpose the officers Of
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LEWIS COUNTY

Political Notes-A Now Use for, the Asyl.
um-RepublIcan Prospects.
SpEetal DSpdteh 10 LhsInteIligaaesr.
, 1894-06-04
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6iiat fib III 3wet 9~eraubte 2In3iee mo Se6t
oen Raub nit einem 9eftohIenen ueber=
5ieher 3u.

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geitern Qtbenb bur9 Elm 6eniter in oie
@Obnung icines Haiiengenoien SoIepb
8rown, go. 185 9ipiiton Str, Dem er
i6on LANCE UNI BEN 8eiiB pOu fcinen 2(n@
Sii9en uno lteber5iebern Benedict bate.
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8rown's an unb 3pei mach benz n~eucite1
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umbiilte er nit einem bcllen lle6erSieber,
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0utteIn ltcbcr5ieber nabm er uocb ulltcr ben
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tpuBte l%olort, per Der 0icb mar. Ginem
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auf beiien YuIt bic &lctner aufgcbduft
lagen. 8rioolc ib1pieg. ais CT nm cine
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itCb unter elmer 8iirglcbaft BON $500 Dor
benz @rinn:nalgcricbt Su perantnorteu babeu.
, 1894-06-04
uerbaftnn9 uon AnardJitten.
Der K0ni9 uno oie Konioin bon
Stalien enthuiiaittih be9rift.
~2lufreeung III poIitii9en Kreifen.
st . nj, 4. SUM.

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Nm Samitag Qt6en6 mur6en bier biele
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9en&unbgebungen 81 Observation-Disclosures
ruben 3u perbiiten. Sci ser Gruppenpaz
rabe purne ber &onig un6 bie &Onigtn auf
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gebra6t.
Sine S9aar St,16en6en, tpeld6e Sic Ser
banblungen III Der &ammer gu lt0ren perz
iu6te, murbe na6 Iebbaftem Miberftan6e
a%useinanber 9etagt, unO mebrere &ubeitOz
rer tDrroen Derbattct.
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rltbigen Wenge altgefilt, tpelcbe benz Seuerz
tperfe betDobnte,
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oeutenbe Nufregung, unb eS miro eripartet,
baB Set MiniitcrprGitoent Grispt beute
tpicbttgc Grtldrun9en abgeben ptr6.
, 1894-06-04
Die Gage im Mosquitolauoe 1lt=
uer6m0ert.
Gin Dertreter pom nicaragua leitet
Ole DerpaItun9.
Die Ginfuhr5oae miifien iebt III Saar be3ahlt
Weroen.
Nep Orleans, 2a., 4. Stunt.

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tpel6er Dor flint Sagen bon BluefieIOs abb
ging, lit 9eitern QlbenO UNI 6 l1br bier anz
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nod bort nor Qnfer; bic Ntcaraguaner be-
ftnben licb I'M 8eftke Der Stabt, unb 2acaDo
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nabme Ser &aufleute, benen Bic Soee, Sim
fubr50ue 81 be5abIen, ntbt 9efGQt, bic Ser
paltung. Die 0erft= unO 3oIberorb7
nulrgen itn6 bicielben, pte unter Der Wfosz
quito tegierung, NIT ber %@usna6me, baB
inter 0er neuen 9tc9ierun9 feline Ser
ipre6ung ais 3a6Iun9 fir ben s3oQ ange=
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tperoen, ebe bic Waaren a69eliefert iperben.
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baB ct Der 6errl6er beS Mosquttolanbes
tit. 2acapo leitet 6ie Gerpaltung fir
gftcaragua% ;9lrgueao, oer WOrber WiLion'S,
beftnbet fi6 INNER no6 in Sreibeit.
, 1894-06-04
Die S~ptelh0uen.
Die h0dhteu itdotifden 8eamten pom 0en
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Die OroB9clbmorenen, ipeLbe I'M Samz
flag bem 9ticbter @betlain tbren 8erib unz
terbreiteten, ftilnmeH 10 3icmLi4 in Der 9lu@
ltdt l~lberctt, Dab, tpenn Die llntcrlucbung
in Saden Der Spielb0llen iDeiter gefi6rt
lporSen tpGre, @ntbiuuugen bie 6oLge ge>
tpeten ipGren, Dur6 meI6e meDrere Der
bocb1ten ltGbtti6en 8camten ltarf conlproz
motttrt tporoen tpGrcI.
Die Gro~Bgelcbporenen baben benz &icbz
ter befanntlt6 Die @mpfeblung u1terbrcitet,
baB cine Spe5iaI>@ranbiurp Bic Inter
lubung 9egen Die Spielb0Ien ipieoer aufz
nebnte uno 81 @nbe fibre.
0te @ranoiurD, tpelde bon &icbter
YaDne beauftra9t tporbcn mar, iib init
ben Sptelern 5u 6ei6dftigen, bate Elm @o=
mite ernannt, oaS etpa 100 Spielb0uen
perl0nli3 beiu6te. Nas Dem @omitc in
benielben AM u1etiten a%ufftel, mar Die groBe
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sc bis q Sabren, bic iidb bort auf6ielten.
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SptelDOuen geia9t, oaB cine 2lusbebung
ntcbt 3u bcflrbten let, oa bic 2ofale unter
Dem S6uBe Der 8olt5ci ftcben. SIN oeu
tDent9itcn SGuen fOnnte oaS Gomite bic
VlHStLDAI llbb UT UklLClIIuUIu SptEAUlNlS
crlnittcln.
Sin OtttQlicb ser @ran6jur1 crfldrte,
oaB DaS Gontte BON 3ablreidben SGllen be-
ridtet babe, in ncldben bic SpieIbalter fid6
barber beflagt bGttcn, baB itQotii6e 8e>
ante tie 10 bod beiteueren, 6oB tie bic Gait
ni6t traBer tOnnten. Sine Spielb0ue in
305 Wabaib QlDe., pel6e fri6cr lebr cute
@ei6Gftet macbte, battle iblieBen miifien,
neil i9r Snbaber nicbt Sen 8etrag Der ibnt
auferlegtcn Steuer aufbrtngen fonute. Die
ben SpielbGuiern auferlegtc Steuer ioa
bon 500 bis $500 monatlib 6~etrascn
6d6elt.
SIM intern Stofperf beS !6anies
175 fanben bic Mit8Iieber 6eS Goz
mites Elm Spiel5tmmer, in ipeldent, 10 Su
iagen unter ben 2lugen Der 8orii6ergebenz
ben y9e9Gmbelt" purbe. 9ieie5 2ofal lou
fogar auf Der StraBe S6lepper poitirt
6aben, nm @Gite an3u5ieDen.
2ln men Die 0el0er abgefii6rt puroen,
bic BON ben Sptelb0IenbeliBern colIettirt
purben, fonnten bic straightforward
ntbt ermitteln.
Der WtaDOr 9tbt SIT, oaB in Chicago
SpielbGuier beitebelt, CT ertlGrt aber, 6aB
er nit oenielben NIGHTS Su tbun babe. Gr
babe ale Details bonn s oliSeibef Brennan.
@rtl6teoen felt er e5 aber IN Q(brebe, baB
Die Polt5et eS 6uIoe, baB itcb ouf Der
.StraBe bot BEN SpieIlofaleu S6lepper
aufbalten, nm 2eute gum 8eiucb Ser 9otale
81 n%eranlaiien. lleberbaupt crflGrte Ser
WaDOr, baB Die Sacbe nicbt 10 iblimm lei,
tpie tie BON ben @rOBgei6tpOrenen barge
felt iei,
9oGi8eic6ef Brennan meigerte iicb Deute
8ormittag 9an5 enticbieOen, iibcr Bic game
Qn9eIegenbeit ii6erbaupt gu ipre6en.
3 StaatSantDaLt &ern erflGrte beute Qorz
mittag, baB er cine SpeSialz @ranoiuru Sur
peiteren ltnteriudung 8e8en Die Spiel
bOuen ni5t eiuberufen merbe.