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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND CoUNrY is
IN me ircuit Jouft 81 said Rock Island COUNTY.
foreclose mortg &c.
Inc nlnck Hawk Homestead Building. osn ard
Sav ne AssoSiation, CoTplaiuau5. vs. Alder; "
Maaswotth, Cora i. Nadsworth. Ralph L.
Lucy ana N. F. McGnr. ocfeudauts
10 the above named defendant. n. +. NcGiun:
Ainca'lt OF your n1n-re i,!cut.c having been IL. a
ID me Office of tie clerk OF said circuit cnarf,
notice IS hereby Eiveu - you hist the above
named complainant has filed in sale cour! it, b n
Oi complaint against Jon on the Crarcs-v slre Of
said court mat a summons in chance. mas been
tsned IN SAID tuse against you retu3usr - to thu.
hcAi term OF SAID cnu :. 10 hc begun AID holden
III the c'urt house. in the city OF 4: e. land in
sHli COUNT, on the first Monday { Nav. A D.
iS's- at winch me and Ilace you vii. . ocar and
p''au. n swer or ccmur to said bill Of d. rnpi..ut
al you see fit.
GEORGE W. GAMBI.F. C'erk.
S"kENf Y 4 WALETE Solicitors for so-uvl'ts
hock IslaIlc. Illinois. Narch Ssh. a. D l.9i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
ROCE ISLAND UNITY.
In the circuit court @. Rock Island county 70 the
May lcfn a. D. IS f-In CAaucerl-gHl 10
force csc FurtzG-c-
The b ack Hawk Eorcsteod Pulling Loan 3
Sa'ig fssooia'i'c complainant. y. Albert " q.
Nap-Wortl. Cora Il. haaswoTth. Ia yh Z.
Iuoy anG NJ 4. :. 60 nm def.1Csuis.
y q 1ae above named defendant NJ - NcC-rn.
-fhdaNit OF NCur no1--csiceicc having teen Gl.d
IN the cfi e Of the er OF said crcUit CONF no
ucc i hereby given u Won that tic above ..fncG
complainant ha- filed il "a court H. bill of CON-
pillht as ilnst you on TIE chanCery side % said
c. ur'' mat a summon IN CuHngcry Ias hecl l.
sued IN saiC cir~ against You. ? turua1lc u the
next term Of sai1 cualt, TO be BEGUN and holden
~ the court hous2 in The city q Rock Island, l.
ssif county, on The first M0uday q Nav. A. u.
1885, II which tine and place yoG viii appea-
and lead. answer q. dcmur 70 sGi1 b5.l & com
plant il You see ct.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk
rock Island. l'l'nCIs- March -. 4. y. 1884,
SwtLNEY & WALKER. Solicitors fur Corut,lrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
JOHNSON OF DAKOTA TALKS.
He Is Going to Try to Have Judge SAN
born Impeachpd.

He Is Going to Try to Have Judge San
born Impeached.
WASHINGTON, April 20 -Representative
Johnson, of North Dakota, whose state is
so greatly affected by the strike on the
Great Northern railroad, was at the post
office department and department of
justice in the interests of his constituents.
He says the postmaster general will not
accede to the request of the railroad com
pany, but Will insist that the mail cars be
run whether passenger and other cars
are run or not. johnson was ut the de-
partment of justice to see if the inconveni-
cnce that would be caused the people by
Judge Sanborn's order could not be
avoided.
Il have thrown myself wholly on the
side of the strikers said johnson. Il am
against the railroad and believe the strk-
ers are right. have prepared resolution
of impeachment against Judge Sanborn.
and will introduce it as soon rs can OBJ
tain copy of his order, so that will know
officially what it was. Furthermore | do
not believe that the railroad company can
hold the state or municipalities responsible
if the people burn and destroy the property
of the railroad.
II know from my experience as district
attorney that the company has educated
the people for long series of years in
lawlessness. The company has failed to
obey the laws and has defied them. | am
sure that the same rules that obtained in
Pennsylvania u few years ago would not
follow in my state: rather the muuicipali-
ties could hold the company responsible
ii property is destroyed, and also for the
damage done to business for failure to run
trains"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
CfI.vCE=E MOTTO.

STATE o. ILLINOIS.
ROCK ISLAND CouNTY-
IN the Circuit conf 90 said conn. .. ..-
usrg term. A. T. l-lG.
William Boyer. Adam Ear,r .r.
C,Iu- isiu-ut-. - May Tuu.-.r.
sru- y ill.-su =. FuI-s-r.. B..
u sor. Gtu--r futl-H-
Ih'M1- amp b-ll. Mary = damn.
GsmG1tl. Ala t4wpne'' =
charlie Campbell, >-Iuu.- CAM ..
Caraghgn- WIZ an Ta.ura.i.
b.us- Aigor @. .cSuiEht. -r4
r. D1c-n. Minnie Ever Ie-..
! or a IprkwGl,h. &c "a =. |-.
min urifoId, Goiirv iia'fH.E. -....
tEgr.c- bog,-, Harry Keller.
Fraub'.a Etlhius r. I.ae .-- .
Ci'y ROCK j and. and E-E.-
and homes Car Ifsl.'. uEgr-..
oohu A. EoEer gecc.>g-. sHf.r. ....-
CRY El.l -c =. @ a- y p Z wi
Afid1Vit % non reside &C. n. [.r.-.
10 I>ulI. John Jo.l-g-I. - Ham
EoolS0u. James Rorisou. Gra--. :. ...
la-,in. 1hCuss :. nuhllr-.
Knight. Luna Began. Er7r'n.'
Evers- Ze-u;iah " ICELAND. Frr.ET.
celia =. Carroll. Ben -lil a. fr..T
ford. Daniel Haiford. barry ElI..r ..
Robbins lmg'caGct viii rte above
u om1s Campbell. Mr.. ! El--rH.
Campbell, AdG Campbell A-ic. GAVIN
Campt ell. Samuel Ca-aI hgI, Al.
Niiiam Campbell. charlie hoy p.
fir-; BATHS: Ihurch q thr C.-y r- ..
and EIwiu r PaTmen-sr sud I.Hn..
executor OF the viii q john 4. Is g..
hoNiIE hDtD = Cd IN the a. grh'- q.
cut coait 81 said county. -Hr l.
hereby given 10 t1s said uou-r--7 ..r
that tie complain u'~ "a ed. Their
complaint IN sid 6our-. ou r.u I...
thereof, OF the - day q s. l-r. s.. ....
ih-t therein on ~ minors l--a..
court. wherein aid ssii j. now -t-.
bic on the first Monday IN -lp -..
next. a. i by la~ required SOW
the salI nonresident defendant
Mary johnson. John .IChu~Hu. "
son. Lea Robson. James ROh-H-. ..... .-
500. Aun2 Hardin. 4 n mas J. Hr
Ncknigt'. Laura DucGu. Br.rr. s...
Eycrs. ZeTgriGh - hent ana. ElHr. .
Celia r.. AFRO ]. Bcu iamin HaIt.I..
ford Daniel liafo-c. Her y Ee.,r .
ROBBINS shall l.crsoaaliy be- and -
fa'u tircu': court on The 1f-t q D.. .. rf
term thereof. Il be holden "a, lp..
and for tho said comfy. o.. she ar--
May next and plead. au-WCr .I Pa"
thc said cornplsi 1au's btu ut
same and the matters and ilir-~ rfU-.
ara stated VIII D. taken - con ..--H..
cree en'eren against yOC aCcuT-.l. q. ..-
Of said bill.
GToRGE ". CAMEL" Goa.
Roc Island. N. Narcn = 4 20. --s
JoHs i hEH"oEIHI and sAgE-oS e. -.--''
Comps Sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Governor Aitgeld, of Illinois, will stay
in MISSISSIPPI for week, and then return
to Springfield.
Smallpox is so bad At Chicago that the
pest house is full and fifty cases are $50
lated in various parts OF the city.
duel may yet grow out of the Pollard
Breckenridge case. Attorney Charles Stoii
has written to Judge .Jere Wilson dcciin-
ing to accept the lattcr's apology for call
ing him forccr, and branding Wilson as
willful liar
James y. Garfield n nephew OF the late
President G.rfaid, has been elected "A jus
ticc Of the ps7ce for jamestown, Mich.
Obituary: AT Philadelphia, John V.
Metcalf, the trottiug horse trainer. at
Bourbon, Ind, james w Robert "
Homer, Ills, Rev. c. Y. Hecox, aged 20
years At Pana, Ills, James l.. Huffman,
aged s0years.
Z. I. Merrill, assessor and collector OF
Fl Paso, Tex, is missing and Il shortage of
S23,0O0 has been discovered.
Fire at New York destroyed the tin
factory at 32S to 35: James street, causing
a loss Of Sc, G00.
". II. Thomas & Son, whisky dealers
and distiliers, have failed at Louisville
The liabilities are between $4,000 and
$4,000.
Fire originating from rubbish heap de-
stroyed 1hirty-four business places. sew
eral dwelling houses, hotel, -four mill,
the Episcopa! church, the telegraph, tele-
phone and post Offices and the steamer Elk
celsior at Huntsville, Ont The loss is
Sl30,O00
Senator Palmer has introduced bill to
prohibit state banks from issuing anything
in the shape Of money.
l.. /. Menage, President of the North
western Guarantee Loan Company. in
dlcted for cmbc2z.!ng 81 100000 and "A iu-
gitive from justice, writes that he will re-
| turn to Minneapolis Tor trial not later than
Nav 10
There are so women registered in the
pos grGdHate department at Yale. Last
year at this time there Were %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
POINTS FROM ALONG THE LINE.
Train blocked at 1T. Cloud-Strikers "a
Special Policemen.

Train blocked ut st. Cloud-Strikers as
Special Policemen.
ST CLOUD, Mimi, April 20.-An at
tempt was made here to make up
a train for the east. but the strikers
placed cars blocking the track and the at
tempt WAS absolutely fruitless. The en-
CINE was returned to the roundhouse amid
the cheers of large crowd,
Mayor Bruckart, at the commencement
of the strike ut the urgent request of the
strikers, appointed twelve special police
from the ranks of the strikers to pro-
tect the company's interests against the
depredations of tramps and others who
might destroy company property. When
No. / reached here yesterday some of these
policemen were caught pulling pins from
the mail train. Mayor Bruckart conse-
quently revoked the commissions of the
specials and appointed citizens in their
places TO guard the company property.
No is still here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
Coxcyites Appeal to Gov. Waite.

DENVER, April 2J.-Grayson and his Col
orado contingent remained at Barr, Colo.
eighteen miles from here, all night. Bur
hngton officials ordered all passenger and
freight trains TO pass Barr IA a high rate
of speed, which was done. The men We're
exposed To the severe weather, and many
are sick. DeScrters have reduced the num-
Der to about 100. The men have written to
Governor Waite asking him to provide
three box cars for transportation to Omaha.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20

Is Rye as is 4 Rye" naturally ripencd and
free from all foreign flavor and aGu.er2uts. guar
anteed pure and over eleven yesrs 0: age, recon-
mondel 10 TIE cOunlissrEr - q mcrirorious arti-
Gle worthy OF the corh!ercc Of iuv2Iids. couva-
lesccnts and the AGED. See that our name is
blown in bottle. Sl.oopc- quart bottle.
"EOYAL IJBI" PORT WINE,
p1re. old ard mellow, therefore best adapted for
iuvalils, conv alcsccnts and thc a-cd i resfo-ss
lost vitality, creates strength ana appetite, builds
up the weak ana dobiiit-t-G. Quarts &. Pints.
90 ceTts. IUt NJ On honor ana lUS-autecd by
ROYAL WIN. Co, CHICAGO.
Tor sale ~ Harper Forse Fb1rmacy. and by
William ClSndeIin. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
The Weather We NEay EXnect.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Thc following are
the weather indications for twenty -four hours
from p. N. yesterday: For Wisconsin--Iight
rains; westerly winds, shifting to northerly
For Indiana and Illinois Partly cloudy wealth
err possibly local rains: westerly winds; cooler
this evening. For Lower Michigan-parfly
cloudy weather with light. local rains; cooler
IN southeastern portion; west rly winds For
Upper iChigan-Showers; winds shifting to
northwestcrly: cooler For Iowa-Local rains
followed ny clearing weather il western pur-
ton; northerly winds; slightly warmer in wes;-
eru and colder in eastern portion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April 20.-Attorney
General AIoloney has rendered an opinion
that there is no law in the Illinois statutes
authorizing the authorities of cities and
towns to submit the question of license;
that it is done presumably to feel the pub
lie pulse i'll the matter, but if the voters
vote for or against license il has no bind
ing force in law upon the authorities, and
they may grant or refuse license according
to their own views
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
LEGAL.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Estate OF James Il. StuIl. deceased
The undersigned having been appointed admin
isirat5T Of the estate of James u. Stu-l. LAKE 81
the county o: Rock Island. stale OF Illinois de
ceased, hereby gives notice tha; he viii appear
before the coJllty coart OF RoCk leland couu-
~, Ut the Office or the clerk Of sid courl. IN
the CITY of Rock Island. 81 the June term. 81!
the first Monday june IcS;, ~ wL.cr
time all persons having claims a-a-rst SAID e.
tale are rotiled and requested 10 arJcu1 for iac
purpose Of having The same adjusted. 81 ;,c--
sons indebted 70 said estate are requested TO
make immediate ,savueut . Tho E1dcrs5Enc...
LEWIS l. STUiI-
fCIHIi is--E;or.
dated this - h day OF March, 4. y. 1891.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Financial.

NV DIRK, April y.
Money on call easy. Offered ut ] per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3I5 per cent Ster-
ling exchange steady with actual business in
bankers bills at +SSl4 UisSls for demand and
is6y4 q 49, for sixty days: posted rates 4SSG.
4S93a. Commercial bills iSjdsS6is
Silver certificates Gl24 bid; no sales: bar silver
63. Mexican dollars l.ls
United States bonds, IS regular. Il.ss; do
5's coupons. 1iS-a; do, As coupons. ia:
As regular. llij4; DO rs, % bid Pacific G's of "a,
JOB hid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
Illinois Miners VIII Go Out.

BEAIDwooD, His, April 20.-At mass
meeting of miners of the Braidwood field,
held here, it was decided to suspend work
April 81. Five thousand miners IN eight
towns Were represented at the meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
IecroMR md strcrrth.

Valuable vegetable remedies are
used in the preparation Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla in such 4 peculiar man
ner rs TO retain the fun medicinal
value of every ingredient. Thus
Hoods Sarsapafilla combines econo-
my and strength. and is the only
remedy Of which 100 doses 81" is
true. BE sure and get Hoods.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20

MILWAUKEE, April 20.-The Milwaukee
Street Railway company has agreed to pay
the old scale, and there Will be no strike.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
New York Grain and Produce.

NV lUIsh, All'lI II.
Wheat-May, 62740G}c July, Is l-l6a65i4 sc;
December, .Oaso50.c. Ryc-Steady. Corn
May, 4iiac; June, 4,i.Gs!5isc. Oats-Tracl,
white state, 400 i:ic; track white western
40ai5: July. 3lls Sc. Pork-Quict: new
mess, Slt.!51 l4.5O; family. SI50la I5:s.l: short
clear, sil.U1G iG.o1. Lard-Steaty; prime west
ern steam, $50 nominal
Cuicn..p Grain and pr,Ir..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, April IL.
Following were the quotations ON the
Board OF Trade today; Wheat - April.
opened $3.50, closed 5ac: May, opened SO. c.
closed 5!l4c: July, opened Gl@4c, closed 6IL.c
Corn-April, opened &, closed 3Sssc; NAV
opened ;iac; closed 39c; July. opened lGc.
CLOSED 3F3ic. Oats-May. opened 3aIlc. closed
333sc; June. opened 3l;sc, closed 3I5.c; July.
opened %n4c, closed 2aiIc. Pork-May,
opened SIS 10. closed Sl27a: july, opsued sI3 +:
closed Si2.e'la Lard-AIay, opened SD.
closed 500.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, &c per
10; fancy dairy, :JI2ic; packing stock. Sdgc.
Egss-tresh stock, lOJ.c per doz. Live Poultry
Chickens, Si&19c per III: turkeys. slI0;::
ducks, 10 zoe: geese, Sl.n0H5.90 per doz Pota-
toes-Burbanks, Go9.1c per bu; Hebrons. 63a.
q; Early Rose. IS lGl; mixed Goa55. Sweet
Potatocs-llllnois, S3i0a4.uU per bbl. Apples-
fair to choice, SLJJGi.5J per Dbl. Cranburries
Jersey, S.dUd6.50 per Dbl Honey White
cioqcr' lib sections 1880 l2lsc; broken comb.
lo0li; dark comb, good condition, lOallc:
strained California 5a6c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
The Local Markets.


GRAIN, ETC.
Wheat-65c
Corn-3Gl3sc.
Oats &c.
Hay-Timothy, S9IS10: upland es7sa. Wild
to1sa; slough. soDSG, oaled, Z 50dl.s.
Butter-Fair to cho, &c, 1saaoc. ...., q,
1s3c creamery, nc
Eggs-Ercsh, DC r1Cc
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
hhppies-S: SO :nr BIT, F Chicago
nions-St per bu
urnipe-S0c per IN.
LIVE sTocE.
Sn'ue-butcuefs bay Tor corn fed steer.
4G5c. IN -osc cai'es
Hogs-4aic15Lc.
Sheep-icG4Hc
Spring lamb. Sc 5o0S5 head.
Coal-Soft, 10:; hare, $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
VIII Outs Work Saturday Noon.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April .0.-At a large
Unattended mass meeting of miners of the
Springfield sub-district, held i'll this city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20

Hoods pills do not purge. pain or
grippe, but act promptly, easily and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. April IS.
Live STOCK - Prices ut she Union stock
yards today ranged as follows; Hors-,,.ti.
mated receipts for the day $500; saIes ranvad
at Si-'"G3.25 pigs, SiIJ15.tn light, 5.u5a5. u
touGh pacNlh,;' S'loft1.io mixed, and S5.25G
1.i5 heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Rcceipts fer the dav. on. o,,o+,-
tons ranged at S4.i05y4,5 choice To extrs
shipping steers, Sl.SGdi.3D good to choice do.
s3AO93.e0 fair to good, S3.uO03. 60 common to
medium do, S3.20JJ.iO butchers steers g $40.
aiO stockers. Si.J1G3.s0 feeders. sl.afn
s =. cows S:."'g3.d3 heiiers, S2.0oa35O bulls.
s2.1OiDi.UJ Texas steers and - -,1,- -, -
calves. 'e''i
sheep anu LambS-Rcceipts for the day.
NV: prices ranged at S3.2ja i.S1 western. - -
40 Texans, S2.5J05.lO natives and SAMOA -
lambs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
Wabash Wage schedule Arranged.

ST. LOUIS. April 20-After mutual con-
cessions had been made on both sides az
amicable understanding was finally ar
rived at regarding the new schedule of
wages to be paid Wabash engineers and
firemen, taking effect May l. The con-
ference adjourned and the men compris-
ing the committee left for their respective
homes. General Manager Hayes, OF the
Wabash. al.,o left the city and will not re-
turn until Saturday when, it is expected,
the committees representing the conduc-
tors and brakemcn of the three divisions
will be here to confer with him about tie
proposed changes in their wagcs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20

aat representing almost all the mines In
the district, J. A. Crawford, of Brandt,
tuiton county, state president OF the Min
ers' union, and the member of the cxecu-
tive board of the United Mine Workers of
Amerika, made an address advocating the
union of miners. He said the railroad
companies, street railways and manufac-
turers would suffer more sthan any one
else. He did not think the mine operators
We're making any money, and thought tie
price would lie raised by a general strike.
He said this would be the first time gem
eral strike was had in this country The
delegates decided by unanimous vote to
go on a strike Saturday noon. Great en-
thusias;n was manifested, A delegate
state convention of miners is to be held
hrre Tuesday, April a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
SAN JAK.
For sale By an druggi.t..

TUT TAIt % an uruggiets.
Read what DR.. Snyder, formerly
OF frecport. SAYS:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-17

= Sci Better & 2ptle f0nnt SIR Die
beifen uno billigiten @rablteine UNI
Monumente faufen. II
9usb 8. Minnis, Der suriidae=
tretene &ecoroer, miro na1 Sapton
iiberIieoeln, iuo ct cine Stelle ais GeiIe=
agent oes 9ruferei= uno 8ubbinoer=
Gei6aftes Sobnion & Wation anse=
nommen bat.
- 9ie 9ebereien Der republifanii1en
Yreiie unb setpiiIer bon ben belhiibten
Sabritbaronen besablten Berufsppliti=
fer fennen nahgerabe feline @renaen
mebr. Simmer sugefabren Wer Winb
Idet, miro Sturm ernten |!
- Die Yeniplpania 8abneeielli6aft
ldBt ibren 8iitertransport bon grie,
Pa., nad Cincinnati jebt iiber Die gle=
pelanb q Marietta 8abn unb iiber
Nem @omerstonn seben, mas ibr err
m6sli6t, Die Gra6t fait 5tpei Sage frii=
ber na1 Cincinnati 81 bringen, als bieb
friiber Der 6aQ mar.
Cine bieiise republ. 3eituna
itellt Die unlinnige unb abiolut falide
yebauptuns aut als bdtte oas Wa6s=
tbum BON Stem pbilabilpbia einen Stia=
itano erfabren, BON Dem Womente an,
oa Die gunbesabminiltration in Die
6anbe Der oemotratii6en v3erif6runas=
partel" selangt lei. 81 ia ! .per bic
Welt bur6 cine eetriibte parteibrille
ansudt, Der iiebt ielbit auf Der Sonne
nihts als Jleden uno 5lefen. $50 ift
oenn i'm lebten Sommer elm rinsiaer
Neuban einseitelt tporben ooer unter=
blieben, neil Die oemofratilhe Yartei
ans &uoer 9elangt 1T j? gu al benz
erfreuen mir uns ia bier elmer trift re-
pnblifanii6en Stabtre Jieruna
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-17
0eNorteM.

Qlm 8. San. bier MeiIsn bon bier an
Der @trabe nad ll1ribsbille Nolentin
WilIS na1 langer unb ldnersbafter
Granfheit i'm Mlter bon 69d Sabren.
Ser Nerlfprbene mar aipeili,al perheira-
tibet, aus erlter Gbe itainmer Elm SDbn
llilb cine Io1ter, aus Der 5tpeiten bier
S5bne unb eine Sodter, Die lih nod)
ale am 2eben befiilben. gBills litt am
Masentrebs. Durd 6leib nnb ererei=
fde Musbauer batte er iid gum inoblba=
benben Manne aufgei6mun9en, Der
bier Garmen in oieiem Gountp unb
auberoem einen bebeutenben Urunobe=
iib in 3anias uno Mihouri iein eigeil
nannte.
Nm 4. Sanuar in SenniIon 6rau
Mnna 9aleD i'm 9llter pDn nabesu 80
Sabren. sic bate Dor unsefdbr eli
mem Sabre bel einem Salle einen &ip=
penbrub erlitten unb mar ieit jener
3eit fortmdbreno iebr leioenb.
9lm 5. syanuar in Breenport, Gong
Sslano, Yeter SeG,reif, Elm Yruoer pon
Saepb 9e@reif babier, an elmer 0era=
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ter binterlaiieno.
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ron i'm alter bon Is Sabren.
slm z. San. in 9enniion Grau Gm=
ma s. Gproul an ben SDlsen elmer
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unb s Monaten.
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gr tpuroe am 8. in Susearaipas sur
@rbe beitattet.
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tenn 9llter. sic muroe auf Dem &ird-
bof in Winfielo beeroist.
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lein 2issie Yenn, S6tpeiter bon Warion
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9bale Simon 9ern, elm Yenniplpania
SeutIber, i'm glter BON II Sabren, 9
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