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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Fire Started by Lightning.

WORCESTER, Mass, May I9-Lightniny
started a fire in the ive-story factory Of the
National Manufacturing Company. wire
goods. corner OF School and Union streets,
shortly before 2 O'Clock this morning. The
building was Quilted, entailing loss OF
about $4,000. About $50 people are thrown
out of work by the fire.
CAPE MAY, NJ. May ia severe cleo
trio storm passed over this section OF New
Jersey last night The lightning struck the
farm house OF George Hoffman at Gold
Spring. killing Hoffman and stunning other
inmates Of the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Her Builders Happy.

As a result Of the dock trial OF the battle
ship Texas at the Norfolk navy yard the
contractors feel confident OF exceeding the
horse power required on the official trial
So far as could be ascertained. no damage
was done to the machinery when the pro-
peller struck the passing schooner, and If
any damage was done It will be found in
the screw when the ship is placed in dock
prior to her final trial
1t is worthy Of note that the engines of
the Texas are the first engines for a man.
of-war built in the south since the war, the
Merrimacs having been built there before
the war by the Tredegar foundry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
MIR. Bland Returns.

Representative Blani of Missouri returned
to Washington today from the democratic
convention of his state. He expresses great
satisfaction at the outcome Of the conven-
ton. He reaffirms his former utterances
that the question of the free coinage of
silver will be the main issue of the coming
cor gressional campaign in the south and
west, and thinks that all the indications
far point to a victory for the silver men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
COMPLAIN OF THE HARTFORD.
New England Receivers Ask for 4
Restraining Order.

HARTFORD. Conn. May l9.-Receive1
Thomas c. Platt and Marsden J. Perry OF
the New York and New England railroad
have filed bill of complaint against the
New York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road in the United States circuit court.
The complaint alleges that the defendant
road is unjustly discriminating against
them in the transportation OF freight. and
is contriving. through its officers. agents and
servants to prevent shippers and the public
from shipping freight over the complain
ants lines.
a restraining order and an injunction 10
asked for
The bill of complaint is filed TO take the
place Of former bill, which was oismi56I
ed because OF lack of jurisdiction. and =
returnable on the first TUESDAY In July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
MRS. SHACKLETT SUES.
She Wants Her Marriage to Landers
Annullcd.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 19.-Mrs.
Catharine NJ. Shacklett Of Alexandria, Va.
has begun proceedings to have her mar
riage with j. Ross Landers of Chicago.
which took place at the Hotel Hanover on
April 20 last. declared null and void. Ian
ders was accused of drugging Mrs. Shack
lett and marrying her while she was under
the influence Of the drug. Mrs. Shacklett
says the marriage was without her knowl-
edge or consent, against her wishes and de-
sires and was procured by fraud and CO.
ercion on the part of Ladders She asks
that a subpoena issue against Landers
commanding him to appear and answer
this complaint. The subpoena was issued
and is returnable September II. 1894. Mrs.
Shacklett is sixty-five years OF age and
Landerc thirty-five
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

Chairman Bankhead called meeting of
the House public buildings and grounds
committee for this morning to take final
action upon the selection of government
printing Office site. He was on hand him
self with two or three members of the COM
mittee, but quorum did not materialize.
The matter was deferred to the next regular
meeting of the committee, which will occur
next Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
An Alleged Columbian Stamp Corner.

An Alleged Columbian Stamp Corner.
Postmaster General Bissell said today that
he did not propose to order another issue
of the one dollar series of Columbian
stamps in order to break the alleged corner
of the series by stamp dealers. Every one
of the dollar Columbian stamps, 1t is said,
has been bought for speculation by the
dealers and it has been intimated that the
only way to prevent the corner was by
another issue. The Postmaster General
however. will not take this action, as he
believes that the public generally who want
ed the stamps should have taken advantage
of the opportunity of getting them while
they were placed on sale by the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
A Freight Conductor shot.

BALTIMORE. Md, May ia special 70
the News from Huntington, W. Va. says:
las a through freight train on the Nor
folk and Western railroad passed Breeder.
a small station, twenty-five miles south OF
here, yesterday, Conductor J. W. Glover.
who standing on the rear caboose, was
shot in the back by an unknown man, VINO
was standing near the track with a woman.
The engineer did not know of the occur
renee till he arrived ct Dingess, forty miles
srom the scene of the shooting. Glover will
die"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
THE DROWNED STUDENTS.
Fuueral Services I'm Their Memory
Held at Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May l9.-Funeral
services were held at Harvard today. in
Appleton Chapel. in memory of the students
who Were the victims Of the drowning acci-
dent in the hay last Sunday. The services
were short and simple.
Rev. Francis C. Peabody read selections
from the Scriptures and delivered a brief
euioey, impressing upon the students the
uncertain tenure OF life.
Rev. DR. Donald OF Trinity Church offered
prayer and closed the services with the
benediction. The college choir sang several
selections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
TROOPS TO BE SENT.
Trains to Re Guarded by Soldiers
From Industrfals.

GEM Schofeld has sent telegraphic orders
to Gen. OTIS. commanding the department
OF the Columbia. to send troops to the
Occur d'Alene mining district of Idaho to
assist the United States marshal in exc
cutting the orders Of the United States court
for the protection of government property.
This action is based on reports from mill
tary and judicial sources that the situation
at Occur d'Alene has assumed a threaten
ing aspect and Is beyond the control of the
officers OF the law. The trouble Is caused
by the assemblage of large force of So
called "industriais" who are determined to
join Coxey's commonwealers at Washing
ton, even though they have to steal trains
to make the journey. The movement is
spreading along the line of the Northern
Pacific road in the far northwest and Is a
source Of considerable concern to the au-
thorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
MANAGER OF THE swIrcHBACK.
Death Of Col. II. L. Mumford NJ Mauch
Chunk, Ia.

MACCH CHCNCK. Pa, May la.-Col.
Theodore L. Mumford. lessee and manager
Of the famous "switchback" railway. died
at his home in this place today. aged sixty
three years. Gel. Mumford was a native OF
New York state. where for many years he
was engaged in railroading. During the
war he was engaged by the government In
securing engines for military railways. His
body will be taken TO Belden, NY, on
Monday for burial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

Clerks are leaving the record and pen
sion Office, War Department, whenever they
can find employment elsewhere. in anticipa-
ton Of the heavy reduction TO be made in
that Office on the 1st OF July next. Five
clerks Of class one resigned last week, viz
Aaron NJ. Condra. Benjamin G. Wadson,
Nathaniel T Worley. James r. Hamilton
and Don B. Constantine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

telegram from Japan. dated the 10Th
instant. announces that the new parliament
met on the 18th instant and that an address
to the throne was moved In the lower house.
the principal feature of which was a re-
newal OF the demand for the strict enforce
ment Of the treaties against foreigners
which caused the dissolution of the last
house. The motion was defeated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Fourth-Cinss Postmaster.

The total number Of fourth-class post
masters appointed today was eighteen, the
smallest daily aggregate for several months.
OF these nine were to fils vacancies caused
by designations. eight by removals. and one
by death,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
A New Design.

Mr. st. Gaudens, the New York artist. has
informed the Treasury Department that he
has completed new design for the worlds
fair medal, and that he will submit 1t to the
inspection and approval Of Secretary Car
Isle in q few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

Second Lieut.. George H. Roach, first in
fantry, has been placed on the retired list
of the army on account of physical dis
abilities. He has been patient at the
Government Hospital for the Insane near
this city for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
BLOWS IN A COURT ROOM.
Exciting Scene During the Roman
Bank Investigation.

ROME. May 19.-During the hearing OF
the Banca Romano case today ex-Minister
Miceli sprang at Bank Inspector B.agini.
who was on the witness stand
fierce fight ensued and a riot broke out
In court. which had TO be adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

Mr.. Gaillard Hunt has been appointed
chief of the passport division of the State
Department, vice Mr.. Henry Randolph. re-
duced. Mr.. Hunt was clerk In the office
and his promotion was based entirely on his
official record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Artists md Draftsman Wanted.

The civil eIvice commission will hold an
examination in this city on June II, to MI a
vacancy in the office of assistant artist and
craftsman Of natural history objects in the
Department of Agriculture. at 81 200 per en-
mum. Only male applicants will be eligible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May t9.-Dr. Ill
jah Selder. one Of the most prominent ply
sicians OF the state. is dead. he was pres
idept Of the Indiana Medical Society and
was fifty-three years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Treasury Reccipfs.

National bank notes received today for re-
femption. $5s9.3:0. Government receipts
rom internal revenue. s4S3 I9s.61: customs,
E'A314.6l. and miscellaneous, s9O, 992 H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

Accused of Interfering With Voters
in the NayOraIty Election.

CHICAGO, May 19.-Indictments. II is
said, have been voted against Alderman
John McGillen of the twenty-first ward
and Alderman John F. Coughlin of the first
ward by the special grand jury. The in
dictments are said to charge these alder
men with interfering with voters at the
polling plfees of the ninth precinct of the
first ward at the mayoralty election last
December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

t8e proof Of fee pusoins is
in f8s eating. 1gesferoap's
Star contained 50 columns
Of aoperfisemenfs, maoe UP
Of so2 separate announce,
menfs. S8ese aooerfisers
6cas8f puBfieifp-nof merefp
space.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
SeIbitmoro ctues prUntincntet
NcufSdlctt.

Buffalo. @,<Y., IS. Suit. -
gernb. s. @entlh, Elm alter unb &C.
a9teter 8irser uOn Buffalo, ntadte
beutc ieinem 2eben Gin gnOe, iuoem cr
lid cine &us.i burh ben &OpI iagte.
Yor 4 Sabren murbe er BON YrdfiSent
Surrjion gum BOiluIeilter ernunnt, mel.
dies 9lmt Ct bis DOR . 8O9cn betlei.
oetc. Wtan nabm ullgemein an, baB
0r. @sntid nadlltu 9erblt Der repu'
blitamiihe GaubiOat far 8Hr9ermeilter
fem piiroe.
t0r. @)entisn mar 9ebOren ST Cad.
iens2lltenburs im Sabre 1885 unO fam
1854 ais urmer &uube uut Smerita,
NO CT iid) 9leid nu9 iciner Sutunit in
guffalu nieberlieB. Gr betrieb Gin
Ginmahgeif)dit unb mar iebr crfOlgs
reid. Su lcetercr 3eit bate CT pielsr'
lei @eIdait5 llnunncbmli6teiten uni
perbra6te maude i9luilOie 9tadt.
Sn Der Ieeten Nadt J. .. bat er gar
nid)t ecihIaicn. Gor mebrercu &a9en
tbeilte CT eincm 6reunbe I'M Se:truucn
nit, baB cine beOeutsnOe SpcfulatiOu
fcblgcIhlagen lei unO OaB CT periutli
babe, @runbeigcntbum in 8etrasc BON
$4,000 su pertaufen, abcr Obnc ST.
fOls.
Seine Serlualtung bcs bieiigen YOit-
anltes mar multsrbaft. Gr biut:rlGbi
ein Serm0sen BON elmer balben WtlGion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
Setriiaertid3e Soft Seamte in
Werifu.

Stabt MeritO, Is. 5uli.-0ic
OIfi;ielle llnteriudlung, pelds fpd6rcnO
Der lebten paor Gage im bteii9ea Foltz
Sspartement, iOpte in ntebreren uubercn
ltGbtll9sn Serwaltun9s 9l6tbeilun9en
italtgefun6en bot, plrO cine @n9rosz
@ntlaiiuns BON unebrliden Scamten
3ur 6olse 6absn.
slu6 in anberen Ebeilen BON Wertfo
merben MafensGutlailungcn BON Be-
amten aus oemie,ben 9rnnoe ltattfinz
ben. G5 1T beiuieieu, buB bas itGotis
idr 8rltault alletr auf llltrmatii9e
@eiic nm iber 100000 beitoblcn
nurbe. Der Boitnteiitcr Otanuel 9tOra
bat in icinsr 91c4nuu9 eincnNtuncO BON
$50, 900, pdbrenO Dem &aiiirer $14,>
900 isblen.
Sehs ou6ere 8eamte befinocn lth in
lInteriudunsSbuft, wahrenO Ser YOis
meiitcr Oas 9Sclte seiudt bat unO sur
.3eit nod uidt erlplidt ruurOc. 9n breI
anOercn groBsn POitbiireaur berri9en
Gbnlide umltGnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
Die Tadoueben oeS 8roBcn aus
ff0ffOcS.

Q8aibinstOn, .. G., IA. 5uli.
sin Die 5ibrer beS 9rOBcn 2IuSitans
bs8 iAeint Der Sag Der 9lbrednun9
nabe ;u iein. yah Oen i'm Suit!5sDe>
partcment ciu9elaufeucn geriAtcn iinO
3wilden so unO 60 Der sIrbeitcrfiibrer
entmsber infer Saft oOer III 9lutla9e.
3uitauO pcricet, unr cine gleide 9!n5abl
ioG I'M 9auie Oisier &o6e CUR &edenz
i9uTt sc;O9su wsben. 0ebs, Suwuro,
&elibcr uup 9fO9srs iinO and in Snz
biana in aufIusesuitanO perieBt porbcn,
unb iaas es Der 9festeruua selin9t, Die
9lnsetla9ten in alien bieien 6auen 81
iiberiHbrcn, t0unen iid bic 9erren
barauf qeiaBt MAIDEN, mebrcre SABRE
hintsr S9loB unO 9tiescl su5ubrln9en.
9tud in un6ereu StdOtcn, wte @tucin>
natl, Gan 6rau3iscO, 9aIueiton unO
CT. 2OuiS iinO ScrbaItunsen BON 9(9tz
tatoren qemaht moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
Gin t;mfIif6cs @erbred,cn.
Gin Faiiaasrsng gum Gntglsiien ssbradlt
uuo 75iYerioueu uerwuuoet.

gatt1ez@ Greer, Mid., 16. 5uli.
-Seute OtOrsen mn 3 llbr ent9leilte
Elm Bahasicriu9 ser ,@runO Grltnts
8abn" uuf auitIn=0il, uulusit Battle
Greet, uObsi oer 9ei5er um'S 2eben fam
un6 etma IS 8erlonsn perwunbet nurz
Scn.
Der llniall mar burd S9urten oers
uriudt, lpsld)e Die Stublplatten, puulit
Sic Sdienen ansinanber beieltiat pers
Ben. enti.rnt hatten. 10 baB Die @cletie
all ocr SteQe aus ibrer gage famen unb
ber nit GROCER Shuellisfeit beran brults
ienbe .3ug Den abbans binunter itiir5te.
GS paren Die 2ofomOtipe, Elm @epaf<,
swsi ssmObnlide Yuiidgiers unb bier
YuIlman.gSagsOus. Die ianlutlld in
eincn Eriimulerbarien nerlpanoelt pur'
ben. IS YaiIa9iere beIanOeu iid uuf
bem .3use, bic ale rebr Obsr peniser
Serleeuusen Oapon tru9en.
Der 9nsenieur unb 9ei;er waren
nsuan9citelt uno ma9ten tbre erite
Sabrt; Der @ritsre lit am &Opfe Idwcr
permunOet, wdbrenb Ser SeiSer Sbos.
@row oas @enif brad unb auf Der
Stelle BEN @5rilt dnfgab. @inc 6rat
Wt. 6obertS ans Gbtcuso iit sur I'M
feuntli9feit entitslt unO UtrO i9werlid
seneien. @ic!e babeu inncrli6e Ser
lesun9eu erlitteu, uno es iit ais Gin
@un6er Su betradten, OaB ni9t mebr
Pcrionen babel um'S 2ebcn famsu.
Gs untsrliest feinem a3weiicl, baB
Ser idrefli9e unfuIl our6 6reulsr per,
ria9t purbe, Die iid al Der Subnqe'
ieaidaft ridden wOllten. BIS ieet lino
teiue Scrbuitun9en porsenommen, absr
peridicOene FeriOnen iteben I'M ycrs
badt, ru8 llubeil an9erihtet Su babeu.
9la9folgenO iinO Die Ramrn ber Fais
iasisre, welde aeiGbrlt6e Sereeun9en
erlittcn: 9tObt. 9S. 2uyiel uOn Chicago,
Suetlaungen an Oen 9ufteu; Charles
9enion BON 2Innapolis, 0tO., Serrenz
fuuscn Der Sduliern; 9ttf. Siibn BON
Chicago, SerwunOungcn am &opi unO
JtIfen; $. Q. Gastill, ein Boltugent,
Guetidunssn; 5us. &eeie uun chicago,
Ssinbrud; Gbriit. Grimes, bic &niez
i9cibs perleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
Gin SnIptripaeen mil Wunittpn
crplo0irt.
Meni6enuerluit uEO 3ertOrun9 BON
GigeE.bum.

@bicago, 16. li.-6cute 9ta9s
mittas I'M 12 ubr erplObirte un Der Gfe
Don 40. StraBe uuO 0ranO 8Ouleparb
Elm Bulucrwa9tn Der Sun6sas sArtiQerie,
mdbrenO er pom Scsufer na6 benz
nSp0e Bart" bcfOrOert wer6eu iOGlte,
nobel cem &aualeriiten Soiepb Galler
pom Z. 9tegiment Der 8uuDestruppeu
Der &Upf 9crup,Su pOm 6umpfe 9criilen
wurbs. Die &anOnisre $. 0ouOuan
unb Sercmias 0oDle wurOen ebenfal8
iOiOrt set6Otet, uuO Der Srompeter 6erz
bert glnorew5 pom Z. &auallerier9te9ir
ment warS lebcnS9eidbylld Oerlest.
Qei1t perpunO,t iiuO Die Scr9eanten
Sling uno Yiaer, IOrpie bic SoIOnteu
O'Oonueu, StOlS Gnfc II. llrqubarOt,
wel6s Iannltlia gum 5ueiten Irtllerle@
&e9iment 9ebOrsu.
Sine 6rau, Die on Der Gde BON 9ranO
SOulepuro unb 40. StraBe lpo6nt, lparo
am &Opfe Otrlest uno muBtr ms So<
ipital 9ebrudt werOen. Siebeu @ferOe
linb perenoet unb Orei bleilirt.
Ginc 9la5abI uOn Seuten, bic li6 in
Der 9tGbc befanOen, wurO: mebr rOer
penieer idwer ucrlset, unO Oie $5duier
in Der 0tadbaridait rurd Die @rlditz
teruu9 belhGoi9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
iaus nnferer eearisen 9. 9aOrsen,stussabe.
Sobu llufan.

Hont8ptlle, &D., IS. 5uli. =
Gin iiiOlid 9ebenOer Yaiiusisr3u9 Der
,9oui8uiIIe unO 9taibpillcs sSabn4 cOats
birte seitern Nbenb mn I lbr in Der
gtdbc BON @ulesburs, &y., nit eincn
nOrOlid sebsuben 6radt3usc. SeiOe
2ofOmotlpen purben total seritOrt; Der
Snsenieur Sranf 0uOleD fam nm 5
2eben unO Der Stistr Mc@Ormif,
iuurbe erbeblit perleet. Die Bahuz
gicre famen nit benz S6refen unb elmer
bsrbsn Grl9utttruug SapOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
9ratpaa bel etmcm Mtenic.

Sa5letOn, Yu., Is. 5uIi. -@ab.
renb cincs Yicnics, wel6e8 am Cant
itaess4benS in 2anOmciiel'S Bart itatt;
funp, ereigncte i9 raiclbit cine bGutisc
Stet> uuO S9ieBafiaire, wabrcno mel
6.r scbn Berioncn mcbr oOer lueniger
gcidbrli6 pcrleet wurpcn. Olelelbc
murOe uon Swei Stalicncrn bc9Onnen,
unb elmer Oerlelben, G'iuuauni Bernu,
pcrbanft IS nur bcm ener9iideu Gin
ifrei:en Der Gonltabler, OaB er ni1t
auf Der Stclle selpndt wurOe; Ell wurO
inter $4,000 Si;rgldait fur icln Grs
idcincn Dor @cri9t seltellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
SpieIt mitieiuem 0eber

Sptelt nit ieinem 2eber.-
&arl S0ellweg luurbe 9eltcrn pom YOlls
;eiri9ter t6Obb8 in Der iIbwei itlihen
Citation wegeu Srunfeubclt UNI 81 uno
Soften beitraft. SOlhc 6Gle fommen
am Sonntass in alien Poli3sis
Stationen malenbaft Dor uno weroen
wclter ni9t beu6tct; Der @runb, warum
Sellweg uerbaftet wurOc, lit ie0oh cin
auBergcwObnIider. Oerielbe bate
nGmll9 an Gam lta9 Gtwas ii6cr ben
Ourlt sctrunteu uuo bcfam Sslbltmoro>
9eOanfcn.
Gr besah iid mad Sem 0eleiic Ser
Baltimore un6 SbiosSabn" unO
lcstc iid), ais er einsn GrprsB5ug BON
Maibinatou berunbrauien iub nit &C.
tren;tcn 1rmen al Der Sayaro. .StraBe
auf bas Subn9cleiie. Sdtte nld,t ein,PO.
li,iif, iuetd)er ibn bemsrtte ben 8aghaIz
G9cn pon bcm 0eletie geriiicn, mare er
III peniscn SefnnOcn ii9er BON ben
9tGoern ;crmalmt wOrNeu.
Sn's StaatSarbcitS b II 5
&C gelanot.-GScorge Snpoer, sII alter
Bctannter Der Boi;ei, pergrlfI ji6 uOrs
sciteru oil bcm 3biirltcber 3bOmas Sem
neon I'M StaOt9eIan9ui6 unb luuroe baz
iIr pom BOltSeiridtcr OturraD auf bret
Dtonate ms Staotqeian9uiB 9eiunSt.
5it i9wad itnni9.-0er 9elbs
9ieBer G. Sayow, ser porigc WOAc pom
Boli;eiri6I.r Sobb5 pom iiioweitlidcu
Stattonsbuuie nu9 Dem StaOtgcfanas
nilie gsianbt wuroe, lit ulS idwa9llnnig
erfannt porbcu uno miro beute na9
SaDuislp gciuuOt merccn. - -,
Grlag ieinen Serlebun9en.
- Der 50 Sabre alte SbomaS Yong,
mclher am 28. Stunt bonn Wagson gtr.
) Der rwciBen Sabclbabu yinie" gsz
trofIcn unO Idlper perlest wurOe, erlus
aeitlrn in ictuer gSObuun9, 9tr. 2I6,
SHbz8onbrraB, cen erItttcuen ser
Ireungen. Glu Snqueit iinOct bcute
Nnfnittas nm A llbr III Der oltliden
PoIBelitalion ltatt.
Son Der Siee iibermannt.- ii
SRI. 2aura 0riSlsD wurbe 9eit,rn al
Der Gde BON BennWluunius2lueuue unO
tOoiimanitraBc BON otr 0lee iibcrmonnt
unO muBte NIT Dem Futrolwussn Dcs
norbueitllden 9iitrlltS ua6 ibrer Wobs
uung, Or. 618, @OrbcttltraBe, sebruft
mer6en.
Der y gSeft Gnbz SGngerz
buno" Ibt: scltern A5cnO in ieiner
9creinsba0c, all Der GalpcrtOn 9tOao,
fleiBig bic ant nGtiten Sountag. anldBz
lid ieIues 2lus sfluse5 nu9 28i8tOm'8
6arnt, Su linaenoen yisOsr elm.
SermtBt. - Scit lcstem 0onnerz
flag uermiBt man ben % Sabre alten
8. .. Somcu, Der in 9tr. PIP, @bes
iapcateltraBc, wObute, uno Agcut Der
,Wetropolitan Ycben5 Serlitlerun9s5
@eicaidait" mar.
yrG e.-Sn Der &obnuu9 BON
2llfreo QGilion, 9tr. 813, 9fcmlu9iOns
2tusnue, entltuub um Sumilus auf NM
bctunnte @elic 6euer. Der anscridtete
Sdaosn bctragt S25.
= Ourd Die Grploiion zines G)alos
linofen5 entitauO am Saml!a9 i'll Der
@Obnuns 6es orn. Gba8. Stan56urg,
9tr. 735, Beltz6rautItnitraBc, 6euer.
Ouhelbe luurOe uun ben 5niaiien Oes
Sauic8 9el6idt, che IS bcOcutsnOen
Sdapen anqerlttet.
= 9n Der &Obnun9 pom Jobu Surz
ncr, 9tr. 1882, 2SurneritraBe, sutitano
un Sumitag OaOurd 6euer, oaB &inOcr
nit Streibb0l5den ipielten. Der an
serihtete Sdaosn betrd9t $40.
- Sn Den ySaltimorsr Maite @orf5, I"
gtr. 3O1, Sft.6ull8sAuenuc, brah am
Sumtag5 AbeuO segen 10 llbr Eeuer
aus, rpsldes einsn gcrlnsiisi9en Sda'
Den anri9tcts-
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&ratpall ber'm .sier9cIaae. .

8 Gblca9o, 16. Jult. = Tiinf
WGnucr unO cine 55rau serietbcn sez
tern abenO an Der Gfe Der 80. StraBe
uuO 9liblauO 9lueuue bei'm Sieruerttls
gen in einc blutise Reilcrci unb SdieB<
AIiaire, wobci bic 6rnu uuo tbr Wtann
scldofen uub Die 2lnOcren mebr Oecr
weniser ueruunbet wuroen. Der Otann
unO ie;ue 6rau, BauI unO 9fOia 0oOa,
muBten in'S IoOipltal Jebraht Ucr6en.
Grnit GriuOeI uno SObu 0tiller murbeu
nm .&opie perlekt
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9mr6 @ts= Greme ucrstftet.

OtaribaIl, Sis, 16. 5uli. -
Sn Der Srti6uft @cit=uEiOu. ctwu aebn
Ottilcn bon bier, wurOen beute uebr,
als fHniSig FeriOncn tei ciucm Sirdeus
ieite ourd) ben @cuuB Don Sis @remc
uergiitct. 0rci PcrIOncn Gtegtn in iebr
sefabrlidcm a3uitanDe, unO ciuc 5Srau
0oubam tit berettS inter entltelidet
Sd)mersen seltOrbcn. .3ucrlt slaubte
man, OaB IS ou5 8crf ctue5 Sdurttn
ici, Der Die game Gcmeinoc pergiiten
mOutc, abcr baS Gjiit idcint pom Slcds
sei6irr in Die Creme oOer bet'm Cube.
reiten burd uniaubcrc G)efaBc hInetn
scfommen GIT ietu.
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gsrann nit Weni emperI,,ft. =.

6ruu3iscO, Is. 5uli. -
3wan;ig flsine SSObnbanicr murOen
9eltcrn an Der 9tortbz zgeud Our6 6euer
serit0rt, unD ;nei Wteni9cu liuG in ben
6lamnlcn um9efommen.
Die 0auler waren BON armcn Tcuten
bewobnt, bic ibre 9an5e Sabc pcrloren
uno nidlt perlid)ert iinO. Der Ssrlult
an @cbdbli6feI!en gnb SauSSa atb
uiro auf $4,000 perauldlagt.
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Strifer SemoIiren ctnen sSrad1titts
uuo Staaun9en einer Sraueret.

SnbianapoIts, SnO., Is. Suli.
- lin balb 5luci llbr beute OtOraen
wurOen Die grcmicn eintS 6raGtSu9c5
bon 80 gBassOnS, Der an elmer 3emlld
iteilen Steqe itanb, Ourtl Strifer gclOlt,
uno iofort iuuiten Die 2Sagsons Die
9lnbOhe btuub in Die Stallunscu Der
rSomc Srauerei," wel4e 9anjlid Oef
molirt purosn. Din 0ueen6 ,5ruusrz
gEagen, iowlc Die iammtll9en 6ruttz
@a9sons iiuO in einen GriimmerDaufen
uermanoelt, wGbreao Die BferOe entiebs
lid perltiiunlelt wurOen. Der Serlult
belduft ildl auf piele Iaulcube BON
OOQarS.