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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27
groofiton / Marts '94.

ST. &ebatter!
@fterio bet nu ct iaa flint @eir, al
jes lite bebpper at frpie, bill ies sibre
mig pistis os rapie ibop nosle Sraier
for at fDlbe - enten &ebaftprens ga
pirturp euer 8labets Spalter.
Seq fan oplpie, at / @pnbag, ptte
Sage fiben, par ies inbe paa en- &ro ps
ilpiebe bort mine iibite @en9e, iom be-
itob / 1886, os 25c bittebe leg / en anz
ben Monbs Bufselommer - ,,etop npt
for at tase inb til Srelierarmeen. Men
ber blep 1es ila9en af ben Sellisaanb os
blep optaset ium Meblem for at arbeibe
for Seius. Dette ftulbe tmiblerttb to-
ite $500, % leg maatte tititaa, at jes
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27
Torftteutge NDbeoer.

&i 8iper "9fobbug9eren'' 3 Maaz
neber for rs Gents. Soormanse er bet,
iom oi1 beNbtte fig al Inlebninsen?
AlberSforifjeuen melem ben e1bl tie
% ben pn9ite Surenebe Staters @enaz
tor er A Iar. Sen el6ite Senator ct
Ell @epublitaner; ben bns1te ct en- 9ez
mofrat. 9ette er ben ftgrite Sorfjel,
ri bar bbrt ont melem en- 9emofrat u9
en- @epublitaner. Tacoma SUM-
Str. @olf 9uno fra Grafton, SC. 3.
osbe plubielis af Sjertelas ben 17be
bs. Mr. 2uno bar fer boet fer /
Dttertai1 County, us bar gift me6 en-
@eiter al afb6be Mrs. Guen 8jbrnes
berfra 5ersus Sails. San efterlaber
gnte os Here Bgrn, af bpi1te bog
mango er pofsne. Wfr. 2unb par meset
astet u9 afbolbt tit geabolo9.
st tnerfeli8t Sos. @u Manb peo
geaon @oreD fra Obto ibger at fao
itanb ct itort 9ilsrimsto9 til @ai6insr
ton af Mrbeibslpie fra ale 2an6ets
&anter. 9eniisten ct at bepese Scott
sreslen til at pebta9e ct 2opforila9 um
llbfebelie af 100000 af Stattamuerz
1ebler, iom ital anpenbes til 2anbepeie=
neg Torbe6rins, FAINT ct an6et Sori flag,
BET osiaa Fat til 9eniist at itaffe Irz
beiberne 8eitjeftiselie. Ser melbes
fra Fere @teber ont itore @tarer al Ir=
beibslpie, iom pil flute fig til Eoset,
iom antases at bile naa 8a1binston
omtrins lite Mat. 9uorle6es bet Til
bli mobtaset af Mpnbisbeberne ber, elz
ler pm bet uberbopebet naar iaalan9t ct
upift. st iaabant ubpre Go9 paa 1lere
bunbre Euitnber af lebi9e Irbei6ere
mars@erenbe mob @aibinston pilbe
uiituot 9j6re &onsresien oe @esjeriu=
gen libt urolise af fig. ..,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27
sra California.

Sra @rubb Guild, California, bar ri
mootaset f6l9enbe 8rep, iom III bar
uperiat fra Suenit:
Ser California er bet baarbe 81
bet li9eiom paa andre Steber. Irbeis
oerne Fatter ONT fra bet enc Steb til bet
anbet issenbe srbei6e u6en en- Gent i
2ommen. Ntan9en iterf Manb ntaa
taee Eisseritauen / Saanb os Setteu
paa @pesen us bra9e om fra Steb til
@teb. @usrum er lite at faa. Set
California er bet life iom / Ditens eta:
ter. Gn Nrbeiber ian ba faa en- sot
@ens BET. 9sei, en rem Sens for Ell
slrbeiber / California ct ber life Ealt
on,. Ser faar ban nbie fig meo at liest
len @traaitat eller en- Stalb. Seq
tienber ibetmiubite mango fer, ium pilot
arbeibe for Soften men fan lite faa bet
Ds buab er iaa @runben til bisie
baarli9e Ttber? So, ben, iom ptl
aabne pinene uil ie, at Stplben li99e'
9en9ema9tens Dper8reb.
&iere @obbusser, arbeib af alle
&refter, os bu ital NOT faa bore met
paa @eirens Sag. Men lab os ale.
iom bar facet 9inene aabne for @efornt:
iasens @istisbeb bore meb %. bielpe
til. Sab % forle9e at faa "0fobbus.
seren" ubbrebt allepesne. Seq pil
sjbre aft, jes ian. @enlis Silien til
ale Mbonnenter. g. Reterfpu.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27
Sra Samtaleuteoet.

@om betienbtsjort m6bte 5armerne
&otbiap ben 17oe Marts for at fort:
ldtte @amtalen fra forrise M6be, ON
bpab ber t,1nae sj6res for at forminife
@tatterne ber gountiet. @fterat "
8. @eoerion bapbe inbtaset @reiioent=
@abet, opforbreoe ban 5oriamlinsen til
at u6tale fig, om ber buroe orsaniieres
en- Tarn.er MQiance. 8. Sanbbdf, Dpe
&i1n5 os Dle Sanion mbtalte fig,
@teuninsen iDntes at pdre for, at man
itulbe opretbolbe en- Garmer Gorenins,
Derpaa blep bet faitiat, at Hrefbenten
itulbe ubnapne en- &onite til at unberz
10ge, ON Der ftulbe pprettes en miance
eller ei. l1bndpnelien bleu ubiat til iez
mere. Dereiter talte @on. $. 8. @tor=
bod. San ubtalte, at ben samle GQiz
ance bar fra 8espnbelien upolitif, ban
bar inbe for at Garmerne baube en- uafz
bdneig DrsaniIatton. Derefter frentz
1atte ban ct GorIas ON, at ber ifulbe
ubnapnes en- &omite til at itaffe tilpeie
Dplpsninger om Weeiert6rift. @briit
@anion % Martin 8raatelien blep ub=
ndpnt paa benne &omite. Derefter op<
y . - 80. d =
traabte County &ommis1drerne 9oQef
.. @r5nietb os Sannes Stracbban for
at im1besaa &laserne uper gontmisia<
rernes b1ie 26nninser. County Gomt>
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27
abimbe Stentmeret.

s 9eo. IA al "@oobusseren" er BET
en- slrtitel itreoet af en q. g. s(noeriou
an9aaenbe ben e6fte Maa6e at fontro=
lere @alset al berulenbe 9riffe. San
flyer, at bpis Staten tos fig at bet,
pilbe bet bliue 1neset bebre, iaaleoes
iom bet It'll er sjort / @Db Carolina.
Seq tror, bet er mango, iom er enis
meb bam bert; tbi berlom 8pen fit fun
rs psf. al the license money os be
rs pgt. git til noset anoet, faa piloe
bore Men6 itte iteume for @aloonen
TIL bet ct for 8ensene, be taaler iaaz
oanne Selpebes &uler fin Mibte.
S por lille 8D G. bar ri to Salooz
ner, us be to iibite Qar bar be maattet
betale $1,000 bper, os bois lite bette
uar saat neb 8pens &asie, 1aa par
fer npt blet "tert".
Men bet er i6rselist at tanfe, at for
be itatfers @enses Sfpl6 ct vi npot til
at baue ct faabant Dnbe iblanbt %.
Set ct life Uelbent at ie Menb iaa
fulbe paa @aben, at be tnapt pe6, bpil=
tet 8en, Be itaar paa, os ofte er the
sidewalk lite breb nof for benz, ia ltttz
bertiben bebbper be bele @aben, os ba
tan bet ben6e, at be t,1nler on,, iaa be
blir iplet fra "Eop til Taa".
Seq bar ofte 9rublet paa en- &ins, pg
bet ct, at ont &uinberne ensan9 fiji
fomme iaa beit, at be fit Stemmeret,
um ba lite Saloonen taatte tase Goben
fat, ia enbos naatte ie at faa laant fig
SjuzMils> >Stbpler; tbi jes funbe al
brig tro iaa Tet om nosen @uinbe, at
bun bilbe taite fin Stehtme for Salooz
nen. '
Ds bpem er bet, iont fpler meit al
@org, @lenbisbeb, Stam ia ofte Sunz
9ersnpb paa @runo at berulenbe 9ritfe ?
Ct bet lite &pin6en? Ger bun lite
ofte fine imaa 8prn eaa iultne % balp>
nbsne, Manben eaar os tlaser us tlbnz
ter uper be baarbe 1ioer, men bpis ban
faar nosle faa 9alere, iaa saar ban us
tater benz up paa @aloou Di1fen, os be
itaffels &oner pg 8prn faar nof itigtte
fig ielp.
Seq bar ofte bbrt bette @pprssmaa1
ont &ptnbens @temmeret bebotteret, je9
bar ielp peret meb, ue be oistiofte arz
euuenter, be bruser intob % er, at
&uinbens @labs er biemme ! 9niet. at
bun lite bat common sence nuf til
at bibe, for buem bun itulbe taite iin
Stemme, at bun Tom til at foribmnte 1T
Sus % fine Born % reiie runbt %
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27
Buffalo, g. g., lobe Marts '94

Buffalo, 81. g., lobe Marts '94.
ST. &ebaftgr!
Men bpur al @erben bliper "93ob=
busseren" at? Eror ST.. &eoattpren,
at ies fan unopere ben, eller at bet ber
i bet ciuiliierebe 9iten itfetrenses @ob=
busserarbeibe, iaa taser ban besse
Eilfalber albeles fell. Ser / 9itens
itore 8Der biler be nuperenbe Cont
nbsinitit,.tioners @aabbenitab fig al
fit ge6eritpsselisbeb. @apitaliiterne
os 9riftsberrerne tpranniierer os u6piz
ner Irbeiberen. Masierne bolbes nebe
/ l1pibenbeb os Erelbom al 9reiterne
eller af bisies bun6sforpante: @aloons
feepernes acknowledgements forbanbebe
@iftfubium.
Com MDbeb berfra fan je9 fortel1e,
at ben 17be 5ebr. iibitleben itiftebe &e<
battsr Sobs. geeis fra @orse en ftanbiz
napiit @ou uotemplarlose fer 8pen meb
S1 Meblemner. 2o9en pil al ale &rdfz
ter beltase bet ftore &pbninssarbeibe,
ber bar til Maal at ffaffe 1Dfteltsere ps
6ebreSamfunbstilit Meo0nite om
frugtbrin9enbe feqes 9lrbeibe. Deres
Sulius Meis, 10 @llie Mace.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27

n1isidrerne paaitob, at be bar i fin lob
li9e 9fet. @aa Sp6rsmaal, om Der
funbe sj6res noset for at forneir1fe
Counties @tatter, blep bet inaret be-
na9tenbe. SDper 8raatelien,
Setretdr.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27

He6 @tng, Minn., 24oe Starts.
.. q. Epeitmoe, tiblisere berfra Count
tpet, nu / @ranb SORTS, er :arreit iteret for
8e6raseri % brast bib.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27
~ q IT.!

"@isconcin=8iblen af @rOfeten Euz
balcain (76e Dplae) portofrit 80 gts.
"Moies Gei1taselier" os "9jerneifaler"
al 9fob. Snserioll portofrit rs Gents.
Sc allerFeite nortzbanite 8labe 1tester
at apertere 8pgerne.
Edw. Rose-Tangen,
377 Mil,paufee 9lpe., gbicaso, Sllinpis. !.
The sun., 1894-09-02
Two Litsi. R.il-o.a wrecks.

WrSsrED, Conn sept. Two wrecks oc-
CURED ou the Philadelphia, Reading and New
England Railroad this morning. At ; o'clock.
we=t-bound freight train No -, In charge Of
Conductor SchermerhOru and Engineer Bsrk-
hart. broke into two sections at East wiasted.
and the cAboOse and three cars were deraile,i
and smashed Up. The trainmen escaped injury.
one freight car plunged through the house oc- :
cupi-1i by John GrlTk. a. Italian section hand.
and .syellsd the structure 20 TIE ground. LfriC <
f0Cnd beside the tracks under pair u
rst.rnad trucks, hurt Internally and probably
fatally injured Passengers we're transferred
and tracks were cleared AT ! D o'clock.
The other sma=n-up occurred AZ CtIntondaie,
" v At o'clock EAsr-bou nd freight train No.
ID. in charge Of Conductor HinmAn. broke in
two while cCmlng up the steep grade between
CllnrOudAls aud Nov bray. The sections crashed
together. and seven cars were tsra!!ed- \Ob'dy
was injured bus the track was onstructed for
The sun., 1894-09-02

ont The ppblis vas profsundly surpr.sed
when the disclorures we're received. Per-
SINS In ell glasses 81 life wsre brought
within the drag oct, srd amer LOO indiet-
the presentations sgainst County Court Clerk
ouigley. the representative of the state and
county and Lfeense fnspectDr Joseph Thiers
the ctty's Official. who has charge OF privilege
tax collections. The Grand Jury clossd ia
labors and took Anal adjournment to-day. but
lest a. a bequest 10 tts successor report in
which further and stupendous delinquencies
are pointed out upon which the late body could
not had time 10 act.
Judge I. +. Cooper ot the criminal court has
promised that all Illicit liquor lealers indicted
Who will come into court and plead guilty Will De
dismissed with q nom nal hre n case thev take
out licenses o. once. In no cese will the tine be
heavy where there = evidence Afforded 0t prr-
pOee % discontin1e the violation % the law
[ nder this ruling over 800 persons have pleaded
guilty. Two hundred saloon men have taksn
ont licenses, and many Of these have displ yed
their contrition and reformation By aNyire
themselves with the ~GODd Government Club"
an organization which has spruHg into existence
since these disclosures began. the purpose Of
which IL 70 secure the enforcement ot The law
and the collection OF taxes from all alike.
The sun., 1894-09-02
coHEy,s JAPAN TELEGRAPH TRIP.
He Reeeivsc TAirty Lets<rs . Day nroa
Ne. who waas Go Co VITA Hi.-

A. W. Cohen, formerly chief electrician Of the
Erie Railroad. who, it has been said &C various
intervals Of late, Is about 10 take a force OF men
70 Japan % construct . telegraph system, was
seen At his home at l45 Myrtle avenue, Brook
lyn- yesterday afternoon.
While I won't deny tha, may 90 20 Japan
and that Negotiations 70 that eject have been
going or. want 70 say that nothing definite has
been decided yet. AL Of these reports are pre-
mature and started With Joke which friend
% mine spranz a week o. 50 ago. I have been
ltviGg in Plsraic, and. when I resigned from the
Erie service. this friend went all around saying
that hal done 80 In order To enter the employ
Ot Jae japanese Government. This was not true.
| resigned because % little disagreement Tad
with some one. still. a. said before. there Is
some truth IN the story that may ~ To Japan
20 do some work.
As result 0f these reports have been re-
cetvIrZ Ar Average Of thirty l-cters dAy from
electricians and telegraph operators Al over the
country, who want 20 aeon pany me. II aegO-
rations ARE completed 10 will not b. 5stor- three
weeks any way, and viii not leave tbs country
FOR some months after that.
The sun., 1894-09-02
6o-62 West 23d st
BURNED MRS. rArLoR's HOUSE.
Some Oae Has Bee. AnzoJing Her fss
Moaths-Historfeal Relies Lost.

SouTH Acroy. Mas. sept. The house of
Mrs. Irene Taylor was burned yesterday morn
Ing with many articles OF value. causing loss
OF $50. 900, upon which there Is An insurance ot
about s.. 900. The loss includes priceless HEIR
looms and articles ot historical valns which
came over IN the Nayhower. and which Mrs
Taylor had contemplated presenting 70 the Mas
sachusetts Historical Society.
Since coming to this village Mrs. Taylor. who
has resided in New York. Chicago and Duluth.
has been subjected TO many petty annoy ysnces.
Last fall. vai7sble trotter which she owned
was poisoned. and TWO weeks axp the tails 1s
four OF her horses cut Of and the eye ~ one
nearly sDu<ed out For months tools have been
stolen from the barns, sheds and ortbulldfn9>.
Yesterdays ire was undoubtedly the work OF an
tncendiary
Mrs. Taylor ovrei the property. but . short
time ago printed notice appeared on the bill
board az the Post Otics. which pnrpcrted 20 be
a legal notice. announcing Sheriff sale Of her
home on a CERTAIN date. The notice had been
printed FOR the occasion. but WA gotten up 80
give the appearance of having been cut from .
Newspaper
Mr. TAYLOR LEFT here some time ago and took
up his residence in the western part OF New
York State. While here he made but few
friends. and he frequently had trouble with the
farm hands. \ tramp named Jerry Coakey Is
under arrest. but there is no evidence against
him
The sun., 1894-09-02
sEINDLED THOSE rNDER HIM.
A Former EnpIsyee or Bioo-ingdaie Breth-
Arrested In Chicago.

Henry VI. Tanser. 81 years old. Of 15s East
Fifty sixth street. who was formerly superin-
;endent Of the delivery department in Blooming
dale Bros. store. at Fitty-ninth street and Third
avenue. was arraigned yesterday in the York
vile Police Court . charge OF obtaining
money under false pretences. The complainant
was Emil Ackermann Of 3+6 East Fourth street.
a messenger IN the employ OF Blooming sdale
Bros. He alleged that on sept. 25, 1893, be
paid ranzer $50 securttv for the honest full
dlment u his duties. The prisoner WAS held for
examination in $4,000 bail.
On Aug Is Bernard -perber. Q driver en-
ployed by the drm. vent tD the bOokheeper and
Asked for The interest On his deposit. The book
keeper WAS aston shed at the request, and. be-
coming suspicious. he questioned the man.
-p-rber .aid that year before when he en-
tered the employ Ot BlOoutn stale Bros. he had
deposited : 90 with ranzer security. [ pom
hearing this shs drm started An investigation.
and it SOTnd that aoout forty Of the en-
piDyee- ald derCsitsTt SUES ranging from $50 20
8, 5O with Ianzer Tarksr heard ~ aAr gu-
IEz Oc and fed 10 Chicago, where he was after
ward arrested He was brought back to this
city yesterday morning
The sun., 1894-09-02

A Coisres Ne, Arrested whe Q. Believed
to ne o.e or the Gle. tove Rsbs-r~I

After the lootins OF the depots At Glen Cove
and sea CUE. on the Oyster Bay branch Of the
Long Island Railroad. On Aug. -, conductors
were supplied with list Of the numbers Of the
stolen tickets and got orders to look out for per-
sons offering them Yesterday a art-look ing
colored man boarded the train at Glen Cove.
and Conductor James Rushmore noticed that
the ticket he offered did not bear the stamp Of
the Glen Cove Office. He compared it with the
list and found that it was one OF the stolen
tickets. Rushmors telsgraphed ahead to Long
Island City. and when the man alighted a. that
station last evening he was arrested BY De-
.ectIve James Sarvis and Special Policeman
William +. StDuev.
He was taken to the second precinct station
house. where he said ne Thaddeus Norieet.
He said be took the ticket frOu little Sirl
alongside the rUah. Among the articles found
in his pockets WAS pair Of scissors. that we're
Later identified a. having been In the trunk that
va. stolen from the Glen Cove station and
broken Open in the woods Detective Sarvts and
Policeman Stoney left for Glen Cove last night
in the hope Of capturing other persons connect
ed with the robbery.
The sun., 1894-09-02
L4HYER RoEsCH's STORY.
Pousemaa and ssIooa Keeper FtEAs Aso@s
MeAuli6s sad GrtHo.

Michael J. 5Annon. a saloon keeper a. the
corner % R!c harrison street and Graham avenue
Wtl!iamsbGrgh. Wa arrazled IN the Even
street rourt yesterday on charge OF intoIica-
tion. Policeman Buckley ot the Herbert street
station made the arrest Lawer Rossch. who
secured An ad!oU-nmsn: u the case sor hts client
the saloon keeper. made the following state
ment.
The policeman and :he prisoner had been good
friends unri! after the ighr. AZ Coney Island be-
tween McAslir,s and C'rtio. They were discus
stag the merits u the tZhteTs when they almost
came 10 blows. and parted enemies. On Friday
night Policeman Buckley called tie saloon
keeper % rhe stdewAk hrd Again went over the
merits % the tShr, the 'a.Ouu keeper taking
the part ot GTlrfo. The Discussion ended by the
pOGlrm AZ saying 70 the si.oOn keeper:
80 Well. ! can licI you any way"
Il would taAs platoon Of men like you 20
DO IT,. VlS The answer. and the result was that
the -Vo repaired 20 vacanr cts near By AZ Even
street. near Mseker avenue. and went aC tt.
After short hght IL : alleged the policeman
sad le hAt enough. tasIte Ot half an hour be
placed the saloon keeper under arrest On .
charge 0I lnLoKiCatlOn-'
The sun., 1894-09-02
CeIssr.si.< the ssL Asaivsrs.ry sr Th<i-
weddiak-

NEW BRrSswrcx. y. J.. Sept. Isaac D.
Ellsworth and his wife. Hannah Ann Ellsworth
OF Duaellen, lave Just celebrated the siIty-thlrd
anniversary ot their wedding Mr.. Titsworth
born az Plscataway IN 1908. and his wife
was NUru At stowe Creek Cumberland county,
ia rSl3. They we're married IN the latter part
Of August. 1881. For more thar .vsn-Y years
National Bank II Philadelphia, and h.. WAS tts
Pre-teu. cyr l terra u years. He sold tracs
OF .And II bout seventy acres IN i-52. which is
now the rlosJ beautifG. section OF the city u
Piaintrld. Mrs. rirsV0rrh had a serious fall
about a we-S azO, and u s feared that she will
act be able . walk gain in rUnSel GsCce. Her
th lgh wss broken. ard the attending physictaa
thinks 10 viii EOt hsai pruperlY on account OF
h,ar
The sun., 1894-09-02
FATHER o'F4RRELL's KEorEsrs.
he w.ats to Re R.f.-t.t-< .. Tre-to-
Now that Bishop UF.rr-u 10 Dead

WAsHGSGroS. sept. IAN interesting case Is
now under consideration By the Catholic author
tiles here. The Rev. p O'FArrell- formerly of the
Trenton diocese, lived for some years past in
Kentucky. but for the last two months or more
he tas resided in Washington. He has petit
toned Archbishop satolH TO be r-tnstated in
the diocese in which he was ordained. some
years ago Father O'Farreu and Bishop O'Far-
rel Of Trenton. y. j.. disagreed over some &C.
clssiastical matter. and the Bishop ordered
Father O'Farreu temporarily away from his
diocese. Father O'FArrell. taxing exception to
this action ot TIE Bishops. asked for his e1sat.
which vaa gwen him. And since then, in con-
sequence. Father OFarrell has been volun-
tary exile from the Trenton diocese. Bishop
O'Farrel died some months ago, and soon
thereafter Father O'Farreu made his applica-
zion for reinstatement.
When asked 20 the status OF the case To-
dav. Or. Papi. the SECRETARY Of Mg- Satoln. re-
Piled that no Action would be taken until a new
Bishop for the Trenton diocese had been ap-
pointed. Even then. he said, Archbishop Sasolli
would not restore Father O'Farrell. the
Bishop would have jurisdiction over such Guss-
slOus. A. the papers and other matters touch
ting the case have been laid before the Arch
bishop. however. tt Ia not unreasonable 10 sup
pose that he will make recommendation one
way or the other As soon as the rew Bishop "a
selected.
The sun., 1894-09-02
ILL FOR HINr OF oPIrn.
A Prtvatioa That q. Telling o. the Fo.r
Chicago Badgers.

The four Chicago badgers recently arrested
here were again IN the Tomos Police Court yes
te-tlY. Detectives James II. Mccarthy and
Michael :. Lotsus of Chicago were IN court and
fully identified William Raymond a. William
Rheinharit. kittie Rsymord a. Kittis Meyers
Charles Belmont Frank stewart. and Annie
Belmont as Ella Nelson. They brought with
them copies OF the warrants and complaints
against tie prisoners.
TIE cusnpIa.zt aza!nst the women Is made BY c.
L ReveEa1Rh, VITO says that 90 the night o. Aug
h. met the Nelson woman on W abash avenue.
near E.drittk- court. and acrum pan led her 10 a
room. IN his cont pOcxec were sl.s5S and
certified cnecS :or 81 90. He placed his cnat on
A chair E-ar door. He saw the Meyers woman
craw! through sliding panel and take hts wallet
containing he money and the certificate. He
att-ul pted To catch her. but the Nelson woman
held him
Rrvenauzh is clerk, ard says that the money
bel sed ~ his en- p.oyer.-
When lr-aiyusi the Nelson woman too IL
to stand. Al tOg- prisoners are victims ot the
opium hihtt. and have cot had Anv OF the drug
since .hei- arrest. They are rapidly breaking
down FOR the want % IT, Their Examination vas
set down FOR MondSy.
The sun., 1894-09-02
Standard ou Has It. Detroit Ca.hier Ar
rested

NDrrHorr. Sept. 1.-Sorval A. Hawkins, CASH
Ter Of the Standard Oh Company IN this city.
and . weu-knOwn society mao, vzs arrested
this afternoon on the charge Of enbszzlsment-
The complaint was made by the Standard OIL
Company and charges that during the past year
and half while acting as cashier. Hawkins has
emb.zzled $4,000. The discovery vas made
by :he general manager OF the com pany. who
began an Investigation ot Hawkinss books sOms
days azN As far As the investigation has pro-
ceeded the shortage amounts 70 SIS, 900. IL ~
not known what Hawkins did with the money.
a. he has been living quietly since his marriage,
which occurred about q year Ago. Hawkins
WAS arraisned this afternoon. pleaded noc guilty.
morning.
The sun., 1894-09-02
A N.~ Ca..,.rfsi, IS Ns,..

WAsHTSGrOS sept IA new couaterrsit S.
national balk note haa been discovered BY the
National Bank Redemption Agency Of the
Treasury Department. Il Is on the Commercial
National BaAk OF Provide nee. r. /. and Of ths
series u 1889. Garr-lt head. check letter \ /:
charter nGmSe- 1919; t.Lnk number. 2n5SO (:
Treasury number. N35-5l3: W. II. Roz$=crans.
Register; e.. y. Jordan, Treasurer.
T. Is a pEOtographic production, the cnlnrin Z
OF the nIEibsr seal, Ind scroll work b-trs ar-
Piled EIth pen and brush In a 5unEliag manner,
the black underneath being easy dlscernlb.e,
giving the note dirty appearance. The paper
- thick aud sCi1. and = Two pisCes pasted o.
zethsr. There Is no Distributed tbrs dT VaraI .sl
stlL threads IN the paper. a. IN the genuine. The
bsrk % the note - very mucE taded. - much so
that the .stterlEg surrounding TIE rhArrer aCu-
Der cannot Be dlscsrued