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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17

At the populist congressional con-
vention of the Eighteenth Ohio district
General Coxey was nominated.
''Dink'' Wilson was electrocuted at
Auburn, N. Y, tor killing q Syracuse
policeman.
George Rose killed Karl Kuhl, dep
uty postmaster at Cottonwood Falls,
Kas, and mob lynched him.
The supreme court has denied John
Y. McKane's appeal for a new trial.
He Is the Ora vesend political boss con-
vlcted at Brooklyn for election frauds.
At Braddock, Pa, an oil refinery
took fire and burned. While crowd
was witnessing the confiagration a
4,100-gallon tank of gasoline exploded.
In the stampede which resulted, hun
dred persons were burned and trampled
under foot Thlrty-five firemen were
seriously burned.
At meeting of those opposed to the
candidacy of Col. Breckenridge at Lex
ington, resolution was adopted solic-
iting the assistance of Senator Black.
burn in the fight against Breckenridge.
The meeting was large one and did
no small amount of injury to the
coloneFs fences.
The Brazilian minister at Washing
ton has received a cablegram from Rio
giving notice of the severance of diplo-
matte relations between Brazil and
Portugal. Thus action was the result
of the action of the Portuguese naval
commander at Rio in affording an
asylum to the Brazilian rebels when
Admiral DaGama, rebel commander,
abandoned the rebel fleet last March.
and refusing to surrender them to the
demand of Brazil.
Nat Sylvia and Felix Young, members
or the Dalton gang, were arrested at
Ell Reno, o. T., after an exciting chase.
Richard Croker, the Tammany Hall
chieftain, has resigned.
A monument TO Mary, the mother of
George Washington, was dedicated and
unveiled at Fredericksburg, Va, on
the 10th. President Cleveland, accom-
panied by Vice President Stevenson,
Secretary of State Gresham and other
members of the cabinet, Chief Justice
Fuller and the associate justices of the
supreme court and fully one-half of the
membership of the senate and house
were present.
"By an odd coincidence says the
Des MONIES Plain Talk, "Kelly's feet
sailed down the river on the anniver-
sary of the day on which the first white
settlers arrived at the confluence of the
Des Moines and Raccoon rivers. 1t
was just tifty-one years ago the 9th of
May when Capt. James Allen arrived
at the point with the little stern
wheeled steamer lone, bearing the
troops who built Fl. Des Moines.
These were the first white people to
permanently locate here, and with
them came Maj Beach, the Indian
agent, and few others. History tells
us that Maj. Beach was of the opinion
that this country would never become
settled by the white people, as the up
lands were unhealthy and the bottoms
were covered with water half the year
roundi
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17
CRANK DISVURBs THE HOUSE.
A Negro Attempts to Make Speech,
But Is Soon Elected.

But Is Soon Elected.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The even
tenor of the business of the house yes
terday was interrupted by burly
negro in the center of the gallery arts
ing and shouting: MIR. Speaker of
the House of Representatives" The
speaker directed the doorlzeeper to re-
move the man. He was of powerful
physique, however, and the door.
keeper was unable to GUST him
for some time, the negro en-
deav oring to deliver his al
legged divinely inspired message, to
the effect that the Lord had com
manded him to come to the speaker of
the house and order him to pass the
Coxey bills Other portions of his
message referred to the capitol, the
white house and the treasury, but the
exact purport was not learned in the
confusion. The interloper was finally
elected, and when the confusion had
subsidized business was resumed Sew
eral unimportant bills were passed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17
Mrs. Edg ecombe Awarded SIS,

New YORK, May l5-In the case of
Mrs Elizabeth Edgecombe, who sued
the estate of Millionaire Eclford Webb
for SIS, 200 for services as housekeeper
for Mr.. Webb from 1880 to 1888, YER
dict for $3.50 was rendered for the
plaintiff in the Brooklyn Supreme
court
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17
NEWSPAPER TO BE SOLD.
Fate of Mexican Editor Who Criti-
cised President Diaz.

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, May 15.-The
government announces that the print
ing offices of La Republica, the widely
known daily newspaper recently con-
fiscated because of its opposition ten
denotes to President Diaz' administra-
ton, is to be sold at public auction and
the proceeds retained by the national
treasury. The editor of the paper and
other employees are serving terms of
imprisonment for writing and printing
what were considered libelous articles
against the government
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17
Palmyra, Neb., Almost DESTROYED

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., May ;G.-TLa
village Of Palmyra, about thirty miles
west of this city, was almost totally
destroyed by fire early this morning.
The loss is estimated at $50, 600; insur-
ance. s. 600.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17

Chicago Board of Trade
CHICAGO, May 1.-the following table
shows the range of quotations en- the board
of trade to-day:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17
Senator CulIom's Daughter Ill.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Gull
Ions daughter is seriously ill in Bos-
ton with typhoid fever and he is
in momentaly expectations of receiv-
ing n telegram summoning him to her
deathbed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17
Bound to Die Someho

PARIS, May 16. AT Eperon man
named Godfrey, a member of the local
government, and his wife attempted
to commit suicide by inhaling the
fumes of charcoal. The woman died,
but Godfrey was little affected by the
fumes. Failing to kill himself in that
way he blew out his brains with a
Oh
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17
Death Due to Impure Virus.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, May 16.-Frank
Madden, years old, is dead, and his
death is alleged to be due to the eff
fects of vaccination. Thirty persons
here are critically i'll from being inocu-
lated with impure virus
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-17
Senator Carery Reelected.

BATON ROUGE, La, May l6.-Thc
general assembly yesterday elected
Senator Caffery for the long term to
the United States senate, beginning
March g. 1895
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SHACKELTON.
January Both, 1894.

January Both, 1894.
Miss Mary Sbackleton has accepted a
position as shorthand writer at the
Grand Central Depot at Cincinnati.
Mrs Louisa Wilkin will make her
HON with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. w.
Robinson
Next Sunday, February 18th, at p. m !,
the G. Z Society, of Danvllle, will meet
with the Society at this place for the
purpose of celebrating Christian En-
deavor Day The topic, "Blest, to
Bless, " is an important subject. This
will br "A thank Offering service. The
putlc are cordially invited to attend.
rnere will re preaching at Mt. Zion
next Sunday night. Come out, every
body, and see the lamps purchased ly
the Ladies' Industrial Circle.
Il bert Carr, oi ), Springfield, i, spend.
ing the winter with his parents, Mr.
John Carr.
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NEW MARKET.

January 2Stn, 1871.
Mr.. Nandike, of Pennsylvania, has
been visiting at the residence of DIR. j.
w. Letherman and family during the
past week.
Miss Anna McClintick, of Sardinia,
has been the guest of her parents for
the last two weeks.
number OF young folks were very
pleasantly entertained at the residence
OF Mrs. Lib. Foutz, Thursday evening.
B. A. McConnaughey is erecting a
house on his property west of town.
II. F. Eyler, OF Hamilton, Ohio, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
here for several weeks, will return home
this week.
Miss Fannie McClintick is spending a
couple of weeks with friends at Sar.
dinia
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Two Papers for the Price of One.

The st. Louis Globe. Democrat - semi
weekly = Tuesday and Friday = eight
pages each issue-sixteen pages every
week--only one dollar year, is un
questionably the biggest, best and
cheapest national news journal pub
lished in the United States. Strictly
Republican in politics, it still gives all
the news, and gives it at least three
days earlier than it can be had from any
weekly paper published anywhere The
farmer, merchant or professional man
who desires to keep promptly and thor
oughly posted, but has not the time to
read large daily paper, will find it in
dispensable. Remember the price, only
one dollar year. Sample copies free.
Address, Globe Printing Co., st. Louis,
Missouri, 1885,
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A se,f-Possessed Tragedian.

A melodrama of the most stirring
kind was being given at theater in a
small provincial town. In one of the
critical scenes the hero suddenly be-
came aware of the fact that he had
come upon the stage minus his poniard.
Without moments hesitation he made
dash at the traitor, exclaiming: "Die,
villain! meant to strike thee with
my dagger, but left the weapon in
my dressing-roon. and will, therefore,
strangle thee in the presence of this in
duigent audience" London Tid-Bits.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-02-01

A word to Congressman OF all com.
plexions When the vote is taken on
the Wilson bill swear not at all, but let
your conversation be nay, nay.-Cler
mont Courier
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Guenter ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(EAsT
WEST MAIN STREET.
(EAsT MAIN STREET. J

There is no use talking | don't want to waste
time in words. Come and see The bargains am
Offering are beyond description The quality, texture
and beauty Of the fabrics must be to be apprec
ated And then with the low prices there dawns
upon you the happy revelation bargains you had
never dreamed of. Come and see
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Highest market price paid for good
milling wheat at Model City Mills.
EVANS & INQUIRE.
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STATE OF OHIO, CO
HIG HLAND COUNTY, CO.
STATE OF OHIO,
COUNTY OF HIGHLAND.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15
Bur S6WinO(u6t ge(angt.
2luf einem pon orei meoeu.- :
Gtne 5eiti9e Darnune.

Gs siebt brei Meee, wel6e bon ber
@elunbbeit CUR Sdloinblndt fiibren.
Ginen bieler Wsge seben ale Der pielen
2eute, tpel6e iebes sabr an oer Shminb=
Iudt ferben. Seber 9Ses fdnst NIT
@eIunbbeit unb @lidlibfeit an unb
bort nit ssranfbeit unb SOB auf.
Grltsr 8es, cine lei6te Grfdltung -
pcrna9ldiFst - lebt Ii6 i'm &opf ooer
6als on = @ronil6er Gatarrb - tbeilt
iih Den 2uneen nit - Sdpinoiu6t -
Sob.
3peiter @es, cine leibte Grtdltuns-
perna6ldIfst - Suiter - ieBt lib auf
ben 2unsen feIt - mad unO naf itdrte=
rer Suiten - S1minblu6t -- Sob.
Dritter Mes, eine Grtdltuns-per=
nahldiFst -iebt ji6 i'm Sols feit-Sei=
ferfeit - Ntbemnotb - S6wtnoiud)t-
Sob.
Sanlenbe baben loeben auf sinem bie=
ler @ege ansefansen, ,uel6e olle bur6
Be=ru=na leitbt furirt meroen f6nnten.
3aulenb ,peitere linb ouT lelbem @ee
mad bem iatalen Gnbe zines bieIer @eee,
lpelde bureb cine 8ebanblune nit 9e=
ru=na INNER mod furirt merben f0nnen,
gBieberum 9aulenbe Iinb Dem Gnoe
nabe unb fDnnten beren Sage ertrdglid
sema1t merben unb mare mebr 9oiinunq
GuT Wieberberltellung porbanoen, tpenn
man ioeleih etne Sur nit Be=ru=no an=
finge.
S6idt on .Sbe Be=ru=uo 9rne
Manufacturing COMPANY Of Columbus,
Ohio, fir ein freies Gremplar ibrer leg=
ten Yublifotipn, 6amilienarst 9to. 2,
cine poll llItdnbise 8ebanbluns iIber &o=
tarrb unb alle 6roniiden Rrantbeiten
Der Iungen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15
Japan uno Kored.

Yofob boma, II. Wtdrs.-@ie aus
&oreo 9eme!oet miro, lit bort eine @er=
1bmoruns 9e9en Den Sbronfolger unb
ldmmtltbe Wtiniller entoedt woroen. Sc
lpllen iiber 1000 rboitnneen in Ser
binbun9 nit oem Gomplolt poroenom=
men iporoen lein. Oie lilberne sood1,eit
oes Observation-Disclosures lit i'm aou-
sen Sonhe lebr feltlih begangen ,uoroen.
Ser Safer bat brei &inoer, einen Sohn
uno s,uei SDbter.
Ndbrihten aus bonoluIu.
Gan 6roncisco, u. Mfdr,. -
Gin Correspondent Der vGbicaeo Sri=
bune" bat Die Gr=&oni9in pm Soouaii
interpielut uno bielelbe bat linn erflart,
oob lie oieSooHnuns Observation-Disclosures
Der Wloar6ie mod lanse nibt aufseoe=
ben babe. Shr 0pli lei jeood) iehr oe=
bulois uno lie ielbit babe oeml mlelben ae-
ratben, lit rubis Sll perbqlten @iele
ginseborene batten bur6 BEN llmltur,
oes ROnistbums lire 91aftiauna pere
loren. Sie &onisin le6nte es ab, lid,
nod meter iiber bic propiloriide &eaie=
runs ausjuipreden.
6ott bymsn iisst.
gSien -, Ntdrs. Sm aampf
3lpiI6en Gott Spmen uno Dem tilr;lid,
in gBien in's 2eben aerufenen Werein
Der Suns9elellen" bat Der erltere eneu
eben'p lfnellen, u;e entl1ieoenen Sieq
erIo1ten, Ser Gerein lit fiirslicb in Die
Bride 9esonsen. 0as 3ulammenleben
oll' Der bdrheibioen Meiberperddbter ,uor
aud benz ein9sIleildteiten Suusseielen
unertrdshh, lpoaB er oas tleincre llebel
eruablte uno bin sina unb Der Gbs
SfIupenfette" auf li6 nabm. Minor
aber labt lih ms Tanltben.
Rlinot an6ers.
aa lfutta, 12. Mar3. = Oie ge=
fiir4tungen. .pelde man betreifs Der
Siaerbeit Der britiiden 9ruppen unter
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15
QusIano.
2lbermals Elm OYndmitattentat in
-panien.

aR orio, u. Niari 0eule erplp=
olrte IN 6unlo=Gabollp in Der Iropin,
Sesppia, 2llt=6aItilien, eine Gpnonit=
bombe. nobel Der Nlcaloe uno Der Socri=
ltan Der Stride oes Ortes 9et6btet wur=
Den. D(an 9laubt boB Die Grplolion oos
yserf BON @nordiiten seweien iei. Gs
'lnb mod feline gerboftunsen poreenom=
men morhen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15
Cages @retgnt0e
JnIdn0.
Das oeutid7e Theater IN St, Souls,
no.

llto.
st. 2outs, II. Wdrs. --Sie &ri=
is, in mel9er bas itdnoise beutl6e
5beater in st. Souis I6iuebte uno bon
Der man su 3eiten bas S6limmite be-
fir1tete, 1T seboben moroen, unb bic
2tebe sur beutI6en Sprade unb brama=
til1en Mule bat in bem pielf6pfisen 9i=
reftorium Der v&erman Dramatic Nlio=
citation" iber Die pefunidren Riidlidten
selie9t. Gin neuer &ontraft lit swiI6en
Director Wurlter unb Der 0elell6aft
fit bic nd6tjdbrise Sailon Oereinbart
worben unb Snar unter fir Serren
Wur1ter auBerorbentlib siinitisen Se=
binsunsea. @leibseitis iino ale, gum
SbeiI boben Offerten amerifaniI6er
Sbeater=unb Ronsert=llniernehmer ab=
selebnt worben. 8or faum pier5ehn
5aeen bieB es nod, bas @ermania=S beas
ter werbe balb Der S6auplat Der leih=
eei6iirsten WtuIen wer6en.
Gin junoer 216roer.
anogpille, u. MGrs. Der
12idbriae Mrtbur garbpell, erIdoB ge.
tern Na9t ben Yat. Yatterlon. 2eBte=
rer unb s. s. GaromeQ, Tater bes lun=
een MDrbers, poren in oes 2eBteren
Store mesen Der neuli6en gSabl in
Streit seratben unb ss fam gum oanb=
ecmenge. 9lrtbur Garb,pel elite ibnell
binter Sen 8erfaufstil6, er9riff einen
Repolper unb lboB YatterIon our4s
Ser3.
4uhe bel eagle.
@barlefton, @. Ta., y. WarS.
slui Die iebr berubisenb Iautenoen 9e=
ri6te aus @agle bin, NO Der Nufruhr
her @rubenorbeiter Itattfano, bat @oup=
erneur McGortlep ben elbmarld Der
Gompaenie s Der Mlilis bon bort ange=
erbnet. Die 9eteftipes Ia9en aus, Der
in LETTER Wobe sema6te Nn9riff auf
ben @rubenunternebmer @pant Iei pOn
ben unsufriebenen 8rubenarbeitern '6on
am 9. Tebruar seplant poroen.
Cine Sofal.Option mahI fir un=
oilti9 erfldrt.
Roauote, Na., -. Mar3.-9ur6
cine am Treitas BON &idter Wbittle I'M
Rreisgeri9te ab9esebene Gntl6eioun9
mirb Sic am 5. September b. S. bier abb
oeholtene 2ofal=Option=@abl fir null
unb niatis ertldrt Sic gntldeibuns
uurbe in Dem Sale BON 8. g. Moore
abaeaeben benz Die Saitin9s @ourt cine
Qieen, fir ben 8erfauf BON Mal5setrdn=
fen perweisert unb Der appellirt bate.
Hid5tsr g8bittle last in leiner Gnt=
ldeiouns, oab Der pierte She'll Serer,
spelde bel Der porbersebenben Nopember=
pabl Himmten, nDtbis semelen lei, nm
eine aaltiee 4atition gu @uni item Der Mb=
boltuua elmer 9otal=Option=8abl gu
unteraei6nen, uno bob fit bic Nnberai=
mune elmer lol6en Wabl elm ~gBrit Of
election" in aller 6orm erforoerli6 mar,
bob bielen 8orbeoinsunsen aber ni9t
entiproaen wurhe.
Gnt1ebliher Deroaht.
gRonrpe, Mi6., 12. Dtdr3 9e=
teftipes aus 9etroit beiinoen li4 in
Greter, um oolelbit bas iiber benz &eier=
mann'lde &aubmorb l6webenoe 0hnfel
aufauftareu. 9enrp @eierman,tt tam am
W1oraen bes l.. Mdr; turS nad Meittera
nQd,t au einem Na1barn uno pedte bies
len, neil Nduber BEL ibm ein9ebrO6en
ieien. Man fano lpdter @eiermann's
iunqe 6rau nit bur6idoiIenem S6doel
tobt i'm Bette ibr our Seite ibliefen
lire beiben tleinen Rinber. @eiermann
ielbit mics stpei S6ubpunoen auf uno
erfldrte, bab ibm $7O0, tuel4e Der Stabt
aeb6rten xnb ibm als Ortsi4abmeiiter
sur Wepsbruns iiberseben noroen wa'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15

1898 unb blieb ieit Der 3eit peridolIen.
Vt 1T Der WDroer Seteftip 0uliiaan's,
Der i'm Sabre 1887 auf 10 lenlationelle
2Sel'e in Gapenno, Sbip, umsebrabt
lpurbe.
Gin blutoiiriti8er Siebbaber.
Yitts burg, l3. Mdrs. = @aspar
9enoer, Elm 26idbrieer Mann, bradte
bente morsen 9RiB Genst, einem 2ljdh=
rl9en jnngen Mtdb6en, lpeI6es in elmer
WorItaot allegheny GitD's wobnte, cine
tootIl6e Sti6punbe bel. Wlib 9fenot
batte Ieit lan9erer 3eit nit 6enoer inti=
men llm9ano gepfIogen unb befanb li6
IN gutter 0Oiinun9 Sic perIu6te Sem
Der 5n slpin9en, lie Su feirot6en, iporiiber
er 10 ergrimmt luuroe, baB er ibr Elm
9roBes Ntel'er in bic 8rult itieB Ser
Mt0roer murbe uerbaftet.
Gin rabidter ,1lenih.
Ct. Souis, 13. Nlars. - Gbris.
StoOt Elm 3immermann, mar pon iei=
mem MeiIter, Charles gSuenlb nit glo=
men, entlollen Worben. 9ies brahte
lbn IN Iol6e Q8utb, baB er bemIelben
nit elnem SSllntenidub ben Gopf
aer11metterte. Ser Wt0roer jaqte lid
'elbit baroui cine &ueel in ben 9taoen,
elne Stunoe IpGter Der QGunoe erlie=
9enb. geioe Wtdnne, poren perbeira=
tibet uno binterlaNen srObe Samilien.
Sunoes9efduenis inn Suoen.
N}ocnn, Ta., 13. Wtdrs - Die
@roBgel6porenen haben in ibrer Gin=
9abe on oas Sunoesgert6t cine tpidtioe
@mpfeblun9 9emabt. 0ielelbe beiteb1
oarin, bab li6 in ben SuoItoaten Elm
Sunoes9eFonsniB befnoen lollte. DIE
ponenoer 4las piro oas Gegierunss-
et9entblm bel 2lueuito, 8a., poree=
lbIogen. SEPT miillen aae 8unoesoe-
ton9enen nad Columbus, Ohio, oe=
bra6t peroen. 9ie @roBgeltbworener
bolten oafiir, bab Die aus Dem Siioer
fort9ehra6ten Geute BON Der 9fauhbei
oes &limas Su leiben haben.
Die 1)sridaltteten aufsefunoen.
/ " life barre, 13. Mdri. -
Die get6en Der am 12. SSebruar in Del
8aploro Dime uerIhiitteten Seroleutt
'ino nun enolid auTgeIunoen lporoen
Ste 1ino bereits 10 tart in Terloelunc
ubereesan9en, boB lie nur an Den @lei
bern toenttTiSirt lperoen tDnnen.
9iad) 1pateren 8eri6ten loll crit Elm,
getAe, nemlih Die BON 9Seter s. Wtc.
Sau9bltn aufgeiunoen worben iein, bod
lam man jeoen 9lueenblid aui oieleni
gen Der ubrl9en Verln9liidten ItoBen.
,ltunicipal DabIen.
Setroit, NGa, l3. Nsdr,. - Sc
ltern muroen in Dem eon;cn Stoat
Wddi9on Die Municipol @o6len obae
haIten. Wle biz jebt perloutet, lollel
oie'elben i'm Nll9emeinen giinitio Iilr ht
HepubIitaner ousseIallen lein.
Strsifenos Seieefdrber.
4aterion, N. s., l3. Mdri. -
Sle 'treitenben SeibenIdrber bier bra
den in ale bleli9en 6drbereien Elm Uni
pertrieben Die 9lrbeiter gewalame:
Neile. Die 9lniabl Der Streifer
einI6lieBIid) Der itreitenben gonopebe,
belduft ii6 auf me9r ala 1000 Mtann
Giner Der Streiter laste beutc ,u Mopp
Braun, oaB ipenn Die 2lrbeit9eber MD
nahgeben, Die Streiter 9pnomit in 9tn
| men hltnn hrinoe,, nornen
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1898 nnb blieb leit Der 3eit peridollen.
VT i Der W0roer Seteftip Sulisan's,
Der i'm Sabre 1887 auf 10 leniationelle
9Sei'e in Gapenno, Obio, umsebra6t
wuroe.
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Der peftbete, Donnerftae, Sen Is. mars 1894.

ltd obne Wiilen Der ginwobner cine
ySirtbIdaft erDiinet bate. gut6er,
Bidder uno Mildmann molten ibnl
ni9ts uertanfen. 9ie 6rau, BEL wel=
der er in Soft unb 0osis NOR, iuurbe
ebenFalIs nit Boycott bebrobt, iuenn lie
ibn in ibrem oallie bebielte. Rllra Der
orme g8irtb fam gii6ts In Dem 9teite
erbalten. - 0urd einen 3ufaQ gerietb
Der itabtilbe Drummer an bemIelben
Sage ouBer Sronun9, unb 10 muB Der
gSirtb oas nDtbnenbi9e Woiler pon Ell
ner cine Meile entfernten Guelle bDlen
lollen. Die Somn=Sruitees mei9ern
lib entidieben, ben grunnen repariren
3u loIien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15
Ntunicipal DabIen.

8e1roit Ntid., l3. Mdr;. - Sc
tern muroen in Dem son;en Stoate
Md6i9on Die Wtunicipol 8oblen abee-
haIter. 1Sie Bis jegt perlcutet, loQen
oie'e!ben i'm Nlsemeinen siinitis Iiir Die
EebubIitaner ouseeIallen 1ein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15
DaKerftnpel.

Snbianapolis, IL. Mar5. -
Gin griinbli6er 8opcott wuroe BON ben
ten,peren3lerii&en Birsern @reenmooos,
elmer Orti9aft BON 700 Ginmobnern
se9sn einen @irtb erfldrt, wel@er neu<
The evening world., 1894-08-30
CUT THE sTEERAGE RATES.
Hamburg Line Also Comes Down
to $40.
Rumor that a &6.5O Rate to Liyer-
pool May BE Made.

The Hamburg American line made
another cut In steerage rates this morn
Ing by reducing the price of a steerage
ticket to Southampton by express steam
ship from SIS to $40. This is the rate
that has prevailed on the American
line for several weeks, and that COM
pany has had more business than 1t
could accommodate, and has had to turn
over Its non English speaking passen-
gers to the German lines and pay their
rat es.
The American line people say that the
cut by the Hamburg, will be an advan-
tage to them, as 1t will enable them to
dispose OF their surplus traffic to an
other company without loss.
The Hamburg line has been carrying
Storage passengers to Queenstown for
six weeks past, and for week to
southampton also. The business became
80 heavy that they had to cut II off.
This only applied to the smaller steam
ship, but now the rate Is $40 to South
ampton on the Fuerst Bismarck, Nor
MAMMA and other fast vessels Of the
line.
The $40 rate to Southampton has drawn
much trade from Liverpool, and the
Liverpool companies are considering the
advisability of a cut to $3.50. A rumor
that cut to this rate was prevalent
this morning but investigation showed
that such was not the case
The evening world., 1894-08-30
Flats and Apartments to Let.


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sp AVE, T3l-7s5. near seth sta rooms. pantry:
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Cd AVE, 33s-Elegalt single hat, rooms; i'm
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