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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-31

% opsaE smuggling whst a urg Gta,is E
business Il had aecoHe ia certain hsn1S
esili aootnsr srpiicaat Tor 4 sr~ass-v
Office Is Mr.. JOAN a. o'Bg3ea. II Seattle.
~ho Eou8d ike Ia be local inspector Of
hgiis IN The aFsi district.
AiphcHso q. Edwards. q Spokane. is
siilI here and stai pursuing that wiil-o'-
ihs-wisp oEace thai vas prom sed ham 50
many moons ago. A treasury ofEiciai said
today that Mr.. Edwards xas remarkaess .
man: salary Nas 40 objec; 70 him sna shas
he was wllling - take anything he could
set in order 10 let the naaon have the
benent OF his services
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-31

tractive because seated in the mouth of an
immense white lily was little Marie Swift.
daughter of Col. o. ]. III. Swift. The larg-
est float was "ro the Rescue, F" and repre-
sented boat on a stormy sea, with men
on the bank preparing to rescue. Little
Annie Tuthill was in the boat and looked
lovely.
August Cultum, who was referred to in
today's Posr-ISTELLIGEScER as a Demo-
crat who merited the approval OF the Tilli-
Gums because he did not complain when
turned down as an applicant for high
places. was tonight placed in
charge OF the bonded warehouse
exhibits. Tomorrow Jack Fredetfe
and Coxeyite Deputy Marshal Chidester,
who won distinction by accidentally shoot
ing himself in the leg at North Yakima
during the tight with the Commonwealers.
will be appointed 10 assist Caltum. Thus
Seattle Democrats who expected a couple
of places get nothing.
Among the officers and lodges in line
were:
Col. J. M. Hayes. commander OF the
First regiment. Uniformed Rank Col. Ed.
;. Hamilton, aide-de-camD of Brig. Gen.
Metcafe, of Seattle; Col. T.. ]. Riordan. OF
Seattle. aide-de-eamp Of Col. Hayes. Maj
Thomas Maddox. First regiment, Tacoma !;
Capt. Buzzell. chaplain First regiment
Uniformed Rank, No. 4: Capt. Paul +.
Walsh, of Tacoma; Uniform Rank. No. %
Capt. J. L. Covert; Commencement Lodge,
No. 7, Chancellor Commander J. c. Diilog
in command Dauntless Lojge, No ~, in
charge OF Chancellor Commander Peter
Munkady; Tacoma Lodge, No a., Past
Commander r. W. Jones commanding:
Banner Lodge, No. p. Earl kahier COM
manding; Lsuneeiot Lodge. No. IS, Chan
cesior Commander W. Il. TODD in charge.
q. l. Mckay was marshal OF the day.
The float. ''0ur Charge" represented q
widow cared for by the order. Mrs. Rob
ertson represented the widow.
There will be two prize drills tomorrow,
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CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

Fanny Johnson. her mother and sister,
have been arrested at M0eerly, No,
charged With the murder Of child born
70 Fanny several dsys aga.
A Ssw York grand Jury has dismissed
the charges Of bribery against e1-P0lics-
man Richard Higgin ootaan. He wAs
eharxea wlth having permitted railroad
inspector 70 yso.sse city ordinances ia re-
gard 80 blasting.
NJ r Brsrton. former hotel clerk %
Chicago. buk recently es Columbus, O..
committed suleade as the Great Northern
hot3I. Chicawo. Wednesday, ~ taxing
norphine He iest letters indicating that
Ais scsioa xzs due 70 n eaarge Of esnseszis-
meat made against him ~ he pFopEisiox
OF the ScnE2Ger house, OF Lo!-nSas.
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RONALD M.poNALp DEAD.
A Grandson OF Chief Comcomiy and q
Pioneer of Pioneers.


MARCUS, Aug 30.--Shws has reached
here of the death on the Colvilie Indian
reservation, where he had gone on hunt
ing trip, of Ronald Mcdonald, one Of the
noted charac,ecs of the Northwest. He
was a son of Archibald Mcdonald, who
founded Astoria for the Astor Fur
Company. His mother was a daughter of
old Chief Comcomly, OF the Chinook In
dams. with whom Mcdonald negotiated a
treaty. When young Ronald reached
school age he was sent TO Winnipeg and
educated. Returning 10 the Coast.
he embarked in a trading vessel and
was wrecked on the coast Of japan.
lie was taken prisoner. and for years
was a servant Of the mikado. He was
rescued By the United States government
and returned 20 the Northwest. where for
wears ne v as guide. trapper and hunter.
OF recent years he hsd led quiet and
stndious life. Scarcely man in the
Northwest had such . fund Of adveniur-
Gus "reminiscences.
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Work Not se He Begun untn Rixht-ag-
WAY Il Secured.

fesriANn, Aug. SA-Cape T. w.
symonds. United States engineer. re.
oe4vea word from tae var department
today that he had been placed In charge
81 the work Of constructing ihe LAKE.
Warrington canal. for which $4,000 Vas
appropriated by the late congress.
the secretary Of war inssraetS Can't.
symeaes not - begin work untn fhe
rishi-ot-Nay for iae canal has been secured
without cost % the government Can't.
symends states that he does not know
whether the FigAt-of-wSy has been
secured
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Among those who reported at the Posr-
TyTkItFGEscER headquarters today we're
Frcn seattie-John Leary, C. A. Jacobs
and wifs, T. @. Dunn, Ill. A. Ingham.
Il r. Egan. Al Anderson, NJ. Gillian, II.
A. Kennedy, Eugene Fischer and wife,
Capt. simon Brown. G. +. Wilson, J. j..
Reardon, Cara BroNn. J. II. Elder, Mrs.
q. r. Dearborn, Master 6eoFgs q. Dear
born, Mrs. NJ. 6otsstein.
south Bend--I w. Maxwell.
Taeoma-H. ". Farmer. Rev. q. 2.
Hansen, T. Z. Day. Trivah 6rossmsn. y.
A Miller. + III. BREEDER John Flood,
Florence Moaat, NJ J. O'Brier. William
A. Casson, =. Chaplain, II. r. Thompson,
L. Notte Watkins, J. Larsmef. i. ..
stiles, Ran Msiea1 snd wife. Walter Pet
terxon. Edward Rowan and wife, John j.
Fleet. Robert g. Walker. George II. Va
ksr. Paul Worthdakin. ArA J. >. III.
smith, \. II. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. John
N. Bell. Herbert A. Bell. Percy A. Bell.
q II Herald. +. \. Costello. r. V. Ander.
son. \. III. Hewitt, A. +. Esperson. N.
FIFE smith. c. A. DE Wolf ". T. Dlekis-
son. r. Y. Ca.lizan. ~. J. Hersey. Mrs. l..
N. Taylsr. W. T. Todd. ii. II. Married..
F II Dick. T H. Beekman. A. u. Kaiser,
r h. Woodruff. Mr.. William Dickson,
W. r. Bishop. Michael 0'Brien, Bells
Nixon, 7. J. Bell. City Attorney James
WlckershaM.
North Yakima-Miss Nellie Dills.
Mount Eernon Mrs. Aana Farrow.
BufFaio-Hlxs Ella Dodson.
Pomeroy-M. r. Gose.
woodbarne, OIL. II. Settlemeier.
Gig Harbor- Mrs. Nellie Bartlett.
FloYsnee, fsalg-A AoFchet
Iyman-Mrs. A. W. Wells.
Chlcago-H- 8. HArsi Mrs. J. A. Cor
man.
Portland Miss III. Vol.
poRrEAxp. Aag. 3o-Ths eommltts'
having in charge ttle zOrk Of raising funal
70 sscase an Oregon exhibit az the later
state fair as TscosnA made canvass todal
and tonight reports saceess- Ine commit
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P.rLs a Lacey.. Insolvency.

PoKTLAsD. Aug. 50.-The well-known
firm OF ParKe & Lacey. dealers IN mill
machinery, has been, forced by financial
stress into the hands of receiver. Judge
Gilbert today appointed Thomas Steele
receiver. An ancillary receiver was ap-
pointed AZ Seattle several days ago.
The liabilities are fi25.Oo0. assets, sfT0.-
0Oo. The Parks & LAcey Machinery Com
pany is Incorporated under the laws Of
Oregon, and has no connection with Parks
4 Lacey, Of san Francisco and Sydney.
Y g ".
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a'SAMAEA on MORALS.
Preacher Not Geod Euaaxh 90 Work
IN Fert Townsend Pastnfnrn.

FoEr TOWNSEND, Aug. "a - special A
Iudicrous incident occurred in the post
office yesterday. Postmaster McNamara.
whose wife recently secured divorce in
Seattle on sensational charges, dismissed
from the service Ira 4. Mills. mail car
rler. and gave as his reasons that he wished
TO improve the morality of the depart
ment." Mills Is a regularly ordained nlin-
isier OF the Methodist church. Mcnamara
declined 70 specify the nature OF the
charges against Mr.. Mills and said that tho
matter had been sent 20 the postoffics de-
partment for Investigation. Mills refused
30 resign and Mcnamara suspended him.
Mills was = Republican holdover.
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ASHLAND. Or, Aug. so.-W. II. Akin
son, president Of the Bank of Ashland.
and one Of the most prominent citizens,
politically and financially. Of Southern
oregon, died at his home in Ashland AZ
noon today. aged 50 years. He had been
almost an invalid for several years from
liver and stomach complications. and had
been low for three weeks past
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-31

PEORIA. Ill.,. Aug. 30. Inquiry has con-
hrmed the report that the Distilling CON-
pany would contest the increase in the tax
on spirits in bond on the ground Of illegal
ity. Ii IS learned that this has long been
President Greenhut's idea. Good legal
authority has been secured for the argu-
ment that when spirits were put Ia bond
at 50 cents per gallon, there was an i'm
piled contract that the tax would no. DO
increased on these goods while they were
in bond. The fight will be made on this
line.
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The nr,.l.h ssutraii,y ProeIam.sas..

TAcoNA, Aug. 3o.-fSpecial. = British
vics-consui John b. Alexander has ~
eeived copy Of the London Gasets. sx.
iraordinary. instruetIng British subjects
in this state 70 maintain strict neutrality
during the China~Jspan war. and Consul
Alexander has been officially notified that
severe penalties will be supposed for any
non-observanee Of tho neutrality procla-
Fnz4snn
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MEXICO mas CATTLE TO SELL.
How the Havemeyer BiiI VIII InJure
American srockgrowerx

SAN Antonio. Tex, Aug. 30.-It is stated
by cattlemen in southwest Texas that the
new tariff bill will result N serious injury
To the cattle interests in this section
Duty is reduced from $40 per head TO %
per cent. ad valorem. aud it is expected
that a. least 100, coo cattle will be brought
into Texas from Mexico within the next
sixty days. which after being fattened will
be marketed in this country, tnus forcing
down prices
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Death Of Helen BafiIarrsoa.

Death claimed another victim las.
Wednesday evening IN the person Of
Helen. the infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Ba.llargeoa, from cholera in
fsntum. The rsfnains were embalmst
and wiil be kept nasn the arrival Of Mr..
Balliargeon from SeN York.
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TAcoxA. Aug. 3o.--fspeeial. WIN Z.
Visscher has discontinued bis Free Lanss
publication and will probably go Sou.h
soon, and may make bis future home on
the other side Of the Mason and Dixon
iine. A benefit Viii be rendered him be-
FIRE he leaves
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Liquor ON A CATHOLIC EXCURSION.
sAtollPs Prohibitory Decree said TO Be
Confined to Ohio.

NEw York, Aug. 30-The first excursion
from New York of an exclusively Catholic
society since Mgr. Satolii. Archbishop Cor
rigan and Bishop Watterson have ex-
pressed themselves on the liquor traffic
was run out today by the united branches
Of the Catholic knights of America The
question whether the knights would sell
liquor VAS settled by sight Of their bag
gage today. There was on board every
thing in liquids. from beer to champagne.
When one OF the managers was asked
il liquor was TO be sold, he replied;
certainly; the bar privilege has been
let and We have as much right 10 sell
liquor as any other excursion party. We
do not think that the letter OF Mgr. Sa-
TOLL, indoFsing the stand taxed by Bishop
Watterson. had any reference whatever 70
this diocese. We think il was confined
only 10 the diocese OF Ohio. The newspa-
per comment on this matter has been un-
called for ~
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sroKAxE Aug. So--Theodore W. White
house. one Of the pioneers Of Spokane,
died this afternoon from the effects Of an
overdose og morPhins taken 80 relieve
~suraty9a
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Hasemeyer Wage. for GI...worser..

Hasemeyer Wages for Glasswor kers.
PIrTsBURS. Aug. 30 The Window Glass
Manufacturers Association, which met in
Cleveland yesterday. rej~cted the workers
proposition conceding n reduction of 20
per cent The manufacturers insist upon
n 10 per cent. cut
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rHE LAKE wAsnINsrox CAS.r

tee announces that Oregon VII hav. +.
eFesaitaale exhi5it a; the fair.
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Porr TowxsKsp. Aug. % Especial. %
r. seal has resigned as cashier of the
Merchants bank and purchased the con-
trolling interest in the Dangeness Trading
Company. of Dangeness, whsrs he wiii re-
aide in the futare. For number Of Years
Mr. Seal vas In the employ Of Laid n
TiIson, bankers, in Seattle.
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Visit the Falton Market and see whas
ne can do for you In meats.
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" Hope
Kindergarten
lyD PRIMARY SCHOOLS
E0R B0YS And GIRLS.

Held in the Log Cshtv. corner OF Tenn
psFspee aaa Repab lean sireets, Moth
seattle, from 3 10 l. =. m. A - g
Eleventh stroxs. iEoga 30 10 4 % =. n.
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and tomorrow evening degree sill Be

Among those who reported at the PosT-
TxvFnrfsEscEa headquarters today we're
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Mesosiey makes harness. 10 Commercial
street
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
~ortGs Pair Efixsest Award
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rssaeipsi. Mas wtnterbourns tFfphel union
elasasse - ths Home aud CstoniAi Training
csiege, London. EnEtsnii. who holds . klug
eaalY teacheFs' certificate. seeond grade.
F3Pl.s received AZ any time
, 1894-05-12
Die OeIeife.G rh6hun9s. fra9e.

3wii9en Dem Observation-Disclosures
3ci8lcr un6 ben 2lutpGlten Wrt9bt un0
Wc6aoben ais 8ertretern Der 9fod SSslon6
bc5p. Cafe SHORE 8abn fanb geitern 9to9z
mitta6 cine Gonferen3 itatt, in tpelber cine
@iniguns 3tpiicben Der Stabt unD ben
8abngeieli6afIen betreffS bet @eleiieerbD>
bung penigitens angebabnt ipurbe. 9ie
8abngeielli9aften piiniden 6te 0eletieerz
b06ungSorDtnan3 10 abgc6nOert 5u lebelt,
baB ibncn Die 6o3le9ung Der @eleiie in
Sorm zines 3tpingenben 8efebLe8 ais 8flt6t
auferlegt tueroe, itatt baB ite bon elmer Dirt
contraftIi9er 8ereinbarun9 abb6ngig gez
macbt tperoe. 9a6urcb ipiir6en 6te 8abne
9eieui6aften gcicBIi6 BON allen ScbaOener>
ACKNOWLEDGMENT entbunben ietn, un6 Die
StaDt tDilr0e fir bic lebteren Daftbor iein.
9afitr iou Die Stabt cine 8aar>@rticbGotz
gungSiumme BON 500, 900 er9olten.
0err 3etSler fam ben 8ertretert Der
8obngeieuibaften nit folgenben 8oriblGz
gen entgcgen Die Stabt mo9t bic 8Drz
Iage 3u elmer manbatoriicben Or6inans ltub
itberntmmt 1Gmmtlicbe SbaOeneriabocr>
pflibtun9en; un6 Die DISQUALIFICATION
3dblen 800, 900 badr an Die Staotfoiie.
Den 8ertretern Der 8abngcieIicbaften
ibtenen Oteie 8ori6Idge anuebmbar, boc6
Oerlangten ie einen Sag Trtit, I'M nit ben
9treft0ren tbrer BaDnen barber 3u COM
fertren.
, 1894-05-12
umoanoene Wofieriteuern.

Die 8eamte 6eS g8aiieramtS itl16 mie6er
etntgcn auf lebr 16laue gSetie eingefGoelz
ten @nt3tebungen bon Naiieriteuern auf
Die Spur gefommcn. Sic tpollen DerouSgez
fun0en ba6en, 6aB Bic Snternational &
gSeuS PaGtn9 So. IN Ser ltGbe Der StoG
CARDS Die 8c3a6lung bon Waiier1teuern
gum Betrage BON etipd $4,000 o0ourb erz
iparte, OaB iie ibren Wa1ier1neter 10 elm
rt6ten lieB, baB m1r Elm She'll 6eS bon ibr
Dcrbraltbten @aiierS 0ur1 ben Wteter gebt,
tpGbrenO Der 9r0Bere She'll burd6 cine G09re
gebt, bic Inn ben Wfeter 6erumgebt. 9ie
@eieu19aft miro Die Summe bon $4,000
tur oaS INN ionit" be5o9ene @aIer nad3uz
be5ablen baben.
Serner DOuen Sic 8c1mten 6eraaSgefu1>
ben baben, baB Die Q8eus & Srencb So.
unD Die @btcagO StoDe WortS eiuen She'll
oes BON tbnen benubten gSaiierS Daourcb
be3ogen 9aben, DaB ite @oiier oireft aus
Dem @GbauitOr Der in Ser NG6e tbrer 2lnz
Iagen befinoltchen 9umpnerfe an oer %.
StraBe entne9men. IS lit oieies 0as
2Sal1er, b0S aus ben @r6auitorn in ben
SlltB ab9elcitet miro. 0teieS BQlier 1T
1ebr rein uno nod tparm, ipenu eS aus
fleet. 9te betOen @eieli3atten eriparten
ourc9 Die 8enuBUng 0eiielben nicbt nur
monatltcb etpa $3.50 an @a1feriteucr1,
1onoern aHBeroem nocb 6euerungSmaterial,
unb tbre 9ampffeiieL Datten nic6t 10. Diel
ourb &el1elitetn 5u lcioen, ais penn Ie Qetz
tlln89moIter bcnuBt bGtten. gBte es heiBt,
0enuBt Die g8euS & Trenb So. oas 8aiier
berettS lett SaDren, o9ne 6afHr lie ettpaS
bcjaDlt gu Dabelt.
, 1894-05-12

uGorreO guns" = @bco9os, 3; 2%Ouispiae, l. uggtrTt
OH Bales" @picogo, 8; &OuisoiIb, 8. rJirit Sale
on Bats" 9ecter, Srpin, 9obeu, @riffit6, QBiImot,
Yfeffer, 0ttdorblon. Ntenefee. rStruf out" = 9arott
@rim. u5pO baie bits" 9ennp. y9ocrifice Dtta
atttrt669e. Stolen GaieS 9oglelL, @ilmot G,
8 8af59!t' sa''8 &SrS S5aD'", .a 6ytSHFE Sol @tsHefee. aist Rjt By
Umpire" - GmSlie. s3eit-2:00. 9eiu4eraobl 3O05.
, 1894-05-12
WieOer %uer(dJ0ben.
Die Dertbeioioer ser mabIoommii-
iion meroen am 2rlonto9 iPre
~2lr9umente MAIDEN.
Sic beantanoen oieG erihtsbarfeitoe sRi6ters
GPetlain. 6eriibt iiber cine Qnfla9e
oeoen Staatsaltpalt Kern.

Oeute 0ormittag nm 10 ubr er1btenen
bic 8crtbeioi9er oerg8a6lcOlnn1t1iton, 2atpz
renee 8DDlc un6 9epp Wfcper, uub unters
b"reite1en Elm Document, in tpclcbcm Die
Wa6lfommiiidre bie geri6tli6e 8orlaOung
bcl6etntgen.
Sn elmer fur5en Qlniprac9e erflGrte Nn>
malt Sleeper, Die 8ertbeioigung tper6e nab7
~tpeticll, baB benz 0ericbtSbof Die SurtSOtc7
ton i'm Dorlieqenpen SAT- ntcbt 5uitebe.
0a nn9 bic leBte 6ette al Sic 9(~rgurnente
an3ulegen lei, eriu6e bic 8ert6eiOtgung
Der 9aritcuun9 ibrer Seite bis Wtontog
0tor8eu. iObaB ie ibr glaDOOier obnc I'M
ter6recbun9 maden tOnne. Nftt der 3u7
Thinning De5 0itlfSltaatsanipaltS WtorrtS
ion getpG6rtc Ser Gic6ter ben 2lufi0ub.
9aS @erii6t tpuro: beute WOrgcn laut,
bGB bic Special @ranbiurp iidb nit bent
@ebanfcu TRACE, cine Nnflo9e ge0en ben
StaatSanpalt &ern 5u crbcben. Sn Ser
binbung bamit DtrO Die frG6er berettS etn7
mai befannt 9egebene Nngabe 9cbracbt, DAB
Der StaatsantpaLt Sic 8erbtennung GINGER
StimmsetteL in cinem = rectnet Ser Z. Warb
anor6netc.
2(lf 8cfragen erflGrte Der StaatSantpalt
6eute Wtor9en oaS @erii9t ais lGcberlt9en
l%lnitnrl.
Die Special : @ran6iurD bernabm in
ibrer beutigen @Ormittagitbung folgenbe
3cugcn:
S. S. McGart6D, 44O2 GmeruGb NOe.
2t6e @ooofrienO, 800 g. 0aliteb Str.
0ptD. Sheriff NiferlOn, g. g. Grimes,
342 g. Glarf Str.
9tobert McOtuItn, 8or6en 8lOf.
s. s.. 8ri9bt, Al State ctr.
6otpel s.. 6roDben, 1898 Q8abai6 2loe,
Gbomd6 6amonb, l 8arren Qpe.
6omarO GrOb9e BON Der erlten War6,
unb Die 9oli5iiten l1Qmaober, IalcOtt UNI
SDanIeD Dom p. 4rccinct. Die meiiten
bet 3cu9en miir6en itber foLi3e Gegiitraz
ton unb anbere Nablpergeben pGDrenb Der
NprtlpabL Dernommen unb MIR tpeuige be-
ri9teten iiber angebIicbe 8ablbetriigereien
pGbrenO bet Spectalpabl am 10. December
1893.
, 1894-05-12
Sreder Ginbruh.
:. n. nlc2tuIaY erbieIt Sefu9 BON orei Die
ben, Ole allies DertbpolIe an it6 rehmen j..
uno nit ihrer Seute entfommen.

9ie Stod gar6s78 oli5ei iu6t eifrigit
nacb brei frecben Gtnbrecbern. Sim lebten
0onnerita9 2lbenb iaB S. SO. MfcQlulau
nit letner fSalntlie in etnem 8oroersimlner
in ieiner Wobnun9sin Dem 6auie $50. 1913
QtlanticltraBe, ais Die 6auSglo6e ert0nte.
Serr Wfc2lnlaD Offnete, unb Dor i6m itau@
ben bret perbd6tig auSiebenbe Mfdnner.
@be Der 0auSberr nd6 tbrcm Begebr fra
gen %fonnte, i0ob t6nt elmer Der WtGnner
etnen EepolDerlauf inter Die 9eale llto for7
berte i'm auf, rubt9 81 letner Sarttlte 5uz
rilGsutebren.
6err Wc2luIao belt eS unter SEN ltm@
itGnDen fir oaS 8eite, gu 9eborcben. Die
brei WtGnner folgten ibm, unO mGbrenb
elmer bon ibnen nit geipanntem GeDolper
ltb Bel bet Samilie nteberlteB uno orobte,
Seben nteberi6ieBen gu ipolen, Der nur Sen
9ertn9iten 0aut bon iib 9dbe, gin9en bic
beioen QnOeren Die Sreppen btnauf unO
begannen bort cine 9riinblicbe 6alSlubung
npr3uncbmen. S6ublaoen uno S6rdnfe
p4rOen aus9crGunlt, ia io9ar Die 8etten
bur9iu6t. Q(ues WertbOouc nabmen bic
&erIe an iib uno tebrten i6LieBli6 nit
etnem 9an3en 9(rm DoI Subcn gu ibrem
&ameraben 3uriid. Nls bic 0ret baum
eben i'm 8e9rtff tparen, nit ibrem &aube
oas 6aus gu DerIoiien, eriboQ Elm &lopfcn
an Der 3biir.
Gin Na96ar Der Samilie Oerlangte Gin
laB oa aber Niemanb Offnete, 10 9ing er
on bic 6intert6ir, unb ais aub bort iein
&lopfen fctnen @rfOl8 bate, 10 na9m er al,
oaB Die 8etpD6ner aus9egansen mdren. So
hnIH pr fnrtnpnnnnpr nnr nprIfcrpn nurh
bic RGu6er baS 6auS unb cntfamen ungec
binbert nit tbrer 8eute. Der @inbrub
purbe bann iofort Der 8oli5et 9emeIoet,
Oo9 bat ma btSber bon ben 9teben feline
Spur gefun6en.
, 1894-05-12
Gin 9eriebener 6ouner.
Jacob Gheim ftebt aus Chicago, aneebli9
NIT 6~urii6Iafune bon 100000
SbuIoen.

Wenn nlr Sic 6Glfte BON benz, mas itber
Sacpb Sbein1, bet bis Dor bret Sagen in
benz 6auie 258-260 @abal6 Q(pe. cine
M~0bel6on6Lung betrieb, Derlautet, tpobr lit,
10 lit CT Elm abgefetn1ter @auner unb
S6ntnbler. SIS beiBt nGmlt3, oaB CT
ntbt nur mebrere @ngroSzM 0belbGnbler,
iOnberlt oudb etne 8onf INN bebeuten6e
Summen bei6ipinoelt unb Chicago NIT
13uriifIaiiun9 Don nabeSu 100000 S3ul@
ben v2ebemobl" geiagt bat.
Gbein1, 10 betBt eS, fam Dor %etnt9en MtOz
noten aus 8uftaIO, 81, g., bierber unO erz
Offnete Elm @ei6Gft an Der Siftb 9lpe. Der
9aben mar Gber fir leinen llnterne6mungS>
9ciit Su tlein anb AUDI ni9t central genu9
gelegen. ST. mietbete ii6 baber i'm MGr3
einen 0oppellaoen an Der g8oboib Qloe.,
nabe San 8uren StroBe, ridtete Oenielben
groBartig Elm uno filute tim nit etnem
auSerleienen. Eager BON M0beIn gum
@ertbe bon nabeSu $4,000. Die 9on3en
Sacben erbteLt CT ouf Grebit, 6a es ibm gez
Iaus, Die @ngroSz 66nbler glouben gu
ma6en, OaB ct $4,000 beiibe, baS @elb
aber augenbltfli6 gu anberen 3tneden
braube. Gon Dem Eager Derfaufte er nab
un6 na6 Elm Giertel, 6ocb 5ablte er ben
@laubisern oueb nibt eilen Sent.
gu ieinem pIOBlic6en Geri6Din0en
Durbe Ibeim baburb ucranlaBt, baB bie
v9ltlas gtational 8ant" cine ibr bon ibm
ge9ebene SppOtbef BON $4,000 titn6i8te,
neil er ieinen Gre6it in ser 8ant iiber>
3ogen Bate urb ein9esogene @rfunbi9ungen
er9eben batten, baB Gbeim auer 8eIt
i6uloi9 iet.
@r lit ungefabr IS Sabre alt un6 es
beiBt, baB ct Buffalo ipegen dbnItder
I%ransactionen, mie bic bier alSfibrten,
perlaiien muBte. Die 9tnfertOn Q(getur
lit BON ben @lGubigern beauftragt ipOrben,
ouf ben @ntflobenen 81 fabnOen uno gu
%oerbin6ern, baB CT Die Ser. Staaten Ders
ldBt.
, 1894-05-12

atbsnOblutt Der Su. @taatsstg, l Gent
, 1894-05-12
Cine 2lbfduz 1nfpeftorin,

Nl't SeranIaiiung Ser yWtuntcipal Sr6er
Sea8ue" lit 9eitern cine Game, 6rau
EaHll 0on benz Observation-Disclosures S9oftel6
pom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sur Nuficberin
Der Scapengers2trbetten in Der 80. g8orb
ernan1lt iporoen. Sic murOe IOfort Der@
elOl9t unO bat ibr 2lmt bereits onoetretcn.
Die Stcen5 unO Der @ontraft 0es Qbfubrz
ItntcrnebmerS 8rDGu Stgbe aus ber 80.
9Saro ipuroe 9eltern ipibcrrufen, ipeiI Stobe
letne At6ett IN elmer Ourcbaus unbefrie6iz
genOen 8eiic beior8tc.
, 1894-05-12
8afebau.

Sn einem aussesci9neten Spiel 3tptiden
ben @bicagOer uno 2ouisptler bGteben gez
itern Bic Griteren Steger unb bertaulcbten
boburcb BEN lebten 9lob tu Ser Stenung
Der 3ipOlf Clubs Der ogtational 9eague" nit
ben @oi6tnQtons. 0er Steg lit baupt7
id9ltb Oem 8aImerfer @riffitb gu per1
Oanter. l(ae @in5elbetten beS iuterelianz
ten SpieleS er9eben iib fir BEN @tnges
tpeibten aus Der nacbiteben6en Isabelle: