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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
INDIANS KILLING GAME.
They Also Threaten Resistance to
officials,

Washington, Sept. 1.-Complaint of
slaughter of game by Indians off the
Fort Hall agency in Idaho is made in a
dispatch received at the bureau of In
dian affairs from Captain Van Arsdale,
acting Indian agent. The dispatch
says:
Gross Port, Idaho, via Pocatello-
Following telegram received: Com
plant has been made in Silver City by
c. NJ. Hayes, district attorney, that a
number of Indians are slaughtering
game, and have threatened resistance
to officers of that county. Troops have
been asked for. Can you settle the
difficulty? az. F. CURTIS,
Secretary of State.'"
az think Indians are from Western
Shoshone agency, Nevada. Have
authority to proceed to investigate and
direct return of Indians to proper
reservation? VAN ARSDALE.'
Commissioner Browning sent the fol-
lowing reply:
Investigate and endeavor to return
Indians to proper reservation. Great
Father desires them to return peace
fully and avoid conflict with civil
authorities"
The reply was forwarded Wednesday
afternoon and since then no informa-
tion has reached the bureau. The re-
port of the outbreak among the Fort
Hall Indians is not officially credited
as Geographic communication with the
reservation is easily accessible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
EFFECTS Or THE TARIFF
BILL IN GERMANY,
Entire Export Trade to the
United States Will Be
Increased.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST
THE RED FLAG WAIVERS.
REMARKABLE, ACTIVITY OF EN-
PERoR WILLIAM.

The Bicycle Will Hereafter Form n
Part of Each Infantry Corps and
Each Battalion Will Have a De-
tachment of Trained Riders-A
Truce Effected Between Chancel-
Tor Won Caprivi and DIR. Miguel
kneebs, the Horseman, to Be Re-
leased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
WANTED THE EARTH.
Alleged Fraudulent Attempt to Sc
cure a Dead Singers Money.

Chicago, Sept Proceedings began
today by Attorney Luther Latin Mills,
against Attorney John P. Mcdowell,
reveals a curious story. 1t is charged
that Mcdowell has attempted to seize
the fortune left by the noted singer,
Magnuson Jewett, who died last May.
Mcdowell drew up the famous singers
will and she left him a legacy of $685.
600 out of an estate valued at $4,000.
To the testator's brother $4,000 was be-
queathed and her sister received but
$500, with a life annuity to the nNther
of 500 per month. The charges filed
against Mcdowell are that, not salts
fed with the legacy, he made fraudu-
lent transfers of real estate in an en-
deayor to secure the entire fortune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

New York, Sept. New York and Gin
cinnati broke even today. Meekin was
pitted against DIVER in the first game and
the latter was tie rnoste effective. Witt
rock was pounded at Just the right time
in the second game. Score:
First game:
Cincinnati-S. Base hits, 10; errors, 2.
New York;. Base hits, Il; errors, Z.
and Farrell. Umpire McQuaid
Second game:
Cincinnati-6 Base hits, IA; errors, 3.
New York--S. Base hits, 8; errors, 8.
Batteries Merritt and Wittrock; Will
son, German ard Rusie. Umpire-Mc-
Quad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02

carious condition, caused by wearing
green tights. He did an act at home
minstrel performance in this city last
Friday, and in perspiring, the tights
his right leg below the knee. He thought
nothing of it and was surprised to find
the member highly inf1amed the next
morning.
1t has become discolored and swollen
to twice the usual size and it is now
feared that amputation will be necessary.
Ii not more serious results may be caused
by blood poisoning, extending over the
entire system.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
Observation-Disclosures.

Ioittsburg, Sept 1.-The Washingtons de-
feated the Pittsburgs in the first game by
superior playing all around. Score:
Pittsburg-- Base hits IL; errors, 5.
Washingtor-1. Base hits, L; errors, 4.
Ratteries-Sugdcn and Menafee; Nc
CURE and Mercer. Umpire--Emslie.
Pittshurg won the second game by all
round PLAYING Mercer was knocked out
of the box in the sixth inning. Score:
Pittsburg-15. Base hits, II; errors, 1.
Washington-6.. Base, hits, Isl errors, 8.
Batteries-Mack, Sugden and Ehret; Nc
CURE, Mercer and Stockdale. Umpire
Enlslie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02

GOLD AND SILVER
BOTH NECESSARY.
MONOMETALLIsM THE CURSE OF
THE COUNTRY.

Republicans Directly Responsible
For All the Business Panics That
Have Fallen Upon the Country in
Twenty-Five Years-A Belief in
Tariff RefOrm-The Democrats the
Only People Under Heaven Who
Bring it About.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
UNIQUE sw1NDL1Ne SCHEME.
Numerous Victims GuIIed BY a "Gyp-
sy Queen"

Columbus. O.. Sept IA unique
swindling scheme has just come to
light here and numerous victims are
now regretting that they were gulled
through the wiles of a gypsy queen.
Madame Gertrude Belle Erdo, as she
called herself. who claimed to have in
herited from the famous queen who
died at Dayton few years ago, the
power of revealing the past, present
and future. came here few weeks ago
and took up quarters at a fashionable
boarding house. She had numerous
patrons from the wealthy class, and
besides the deposit of a large fee, each
was required to leave some valuable,
a diamond necklace or some other ar
ticle. so the queen could ponder over
it and lay bare the future for the
owner.
The parties were to call today for
their valuables. and map of what the
coming years had in store for them
Last night the queen skipped out, TAX
ing the valuable diamonds and neck
laces. amounting in the aggregate to
a considerable sum, with her.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
DROUTH IN NEW YORK.

Buffalo, Sept. Western New York is
almost literally burned up. The drought
is without precedent. The farmers
mourn the loss of their crops and they
of the stock Counties like Chautauqua
and Erie that have dairy interests of
great magnitude are the chief sufferers
and unless rain comes speedily and CO.
piously, they will suffer loss that they
can i'll afford. The bordering province,
Ontario. is similarly parched.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
Is A CHLORAL FIEND.
That is What Ais the King of Siam
-Chinese-Japanese Movements.

-tnIneSe-JapIncSe movements
London. Sept 1.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette today publishes a long letter
from Bangkok. Siam. saying the city
is in fever of excitement on account of
the repeated announcements that the
king was dead. Many people believe
the news was sent out to test the pub
lie opinion and that the real facts have
been withheld for state reasons. Mem
bers of the diplomatic corps, it is adj
ded. share the general ignorance on
the subject.
The British minister has requested
that another gunboat be sent from
Hong Kong in view of alarming ru-
mors.
In high Siamese circles it is asserted
the king is suffering from fever, the
real cause of his ailment being indul-
gence in choral. There is small hope
of his recovery. The royal palace is
crowded with notables, and for some
reason unexplained the crown prince
is not allowed to see the king
The palace ladies, the letter says
are turning their wealth into diamonds
and the king having elevated his rela-
tives to important posts in the king
dom. the duration of the dynasty is
regarded as improbable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
SHACKIID NEGROES
SHOT 70 PIECES.
81
Awful Work OF a Mob of Fifty
White Men in Ten
neSSee.
OFFICERS HELPLESSLY
WITNESS THE WORK.
NEGPOES WE'RE MEMBERS OF A
GANG or INCENlcfARIEs.

Fred. Douglass Says it is But n Con-
tinuation of the Persecution of
the Past-Its Effect VIII Be to
Produce Retaliation on the Part
of the NeEroes-Persecution and
Secret Revenge-A DepIorabIe
State of Affairs, But Such Things
Will Ultimately Defeat Them
selves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Comparative Statement For the
Month Just Closed.

Washington, Sept. 1.-The compare
tive statement of the receipts and ex-
penditures of the government, issued
by the treasury department today
shows the total receipts during August
to have been, $40, All, sos, as against,
s34, 500, 339 for the previous month.
OF the receipts for August, s11, SO4 914
were from customs; s27 ,5S2,27S from in
ternal revenue and s1,05O,413 from mis-
cellaneous sources. The expenditures
aggregated s31 ,656. 6S6, which leaves an
unexpended balance for the month of
81 760 qeq
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02

Stockholm, Aug. 23.-ICopyright, 1894.
by the Associated Press. 1.-The eleventh
Americanist congress will meet in Sep
Itember next year in the City of Mex
leo. This will be an extra session, as
no regular conventions are held outside
of Europe. The Mexican government
has promised the delegates free access
to and use of it's national museum, it's
library, and all it's collections.
w. w. Thomas, jr., the former Am
erican minister to Sweden and Norway,
has just completed a series of lectures
and returns to the United States OctO-
Der 6, on the American liner steamer
Paris.
Preparations are already being made
here for an industrial exposition of gil
ant proportions, which will be held in
Stockholm in 1897.
Engineer Arthur LETTER, who made a
good record as Sweden's royal commits
sioner at the Worlds Fair, in Chicago,
has been appointed one of the directors
of the coming exposition.
Among the prominent Americans who
are at present visiting the Swedish cap
ital may be mentioned Bishop John P.
Newman, of Omaha, who is attending
the international Methodist conference,
now being held here, and who has been
elected president of the convention.
Sweden will soon add a fourth big
ironclad to her navy. She will then
have four big warShipS Of modern type
and a great number Of torpedo boats
and monitors, and her navy may 10
considered a very formidable foe to en-
counter in the Baltic. Notwithstanding
this, King Oscar will ask the next
Riksdag to grant new appropriations
for the building of a fifth ironclad,
probably of larger dimensions than
those already completed.
Sarah Bernhard is expected to make
a tour through Scandinavia the latter
part Of September and October
King Oscar takes pleasure in decora-
ting American citizens. The last exam
pie of his majesty's good will in this
respect was Rev. P. Sward, Of the
Evangelical Lutheran Augustana syn
cd of the United States with headauar-
ters in Rock Island, ILL., DR.. Sward
has been appointed commodore of the
second class Of the Order of the North
Seas.
Mrs. Aura Killer, the authoress, and
who represented Denmark at the Wo-
mans Congress, in Chicago, will visit
Sweden and Norway this fall and de-
liver lectures in the most prominent
cities
A new book by Mrs. Killer the title of
which will be, ION Duty" will be pub
lished this fall simultaneously in CO.
penhagen, Berlin, London and New
York.
The American legation at Stockholm.
which for five years had been situated
in the most beautiful residence part OF
the city, will soon be removed to the
Adalstam house near the National Mu-
scum, where Minister Fergus has rent
ed magnificent suite of rooms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
Chicago-BOstOn.

Boston, Sept 1-Anson's Colts ran
away with Jack Stivetts delivery and
won as they pleased. Score:
Bcston-7. Base hits, 10; errors, 2,
Cnicago-17. Base hits, 20; errors, 1.
Ratteries-Stivett and CAMEL; Schriver
and Terry. Umpire-Hurst-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
THE DIAMOND.
St. Louis-PhiIadelphia,

Philadelphia. Sept. 1.-St. Louis won this
morning by hitting the ball when hits
were needed. Score:
:ohiladelphia-6 Base hits, 10; errors, l.
st Louis-S Base hits 10; errors, l.
I2atteries-Clements, Tanning and Tay
lor; Miller and Breitenstein. Umpire
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
Arms For Janan.

London. Sept. IA dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin says:
Prince Kamashino, a nephew of the
Japanese emperor and a Japanese
court official, paid a visit to Krupp's
iron works yesterday, and it is ru-
mored japan is about to give the
Krupps a large order for armament.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
PbiIadeIphia-st. Louis.

Philadelphia Sept. 1.-The Phillies made
the result of today's game a stand-off by
jumping On to Hawley's curves early in
the afternoon game. Score:
Philadelphia-19. Base hits, 20; errors, 2.
St. Louis-9. Base hits, Is; errors, 4.
advertisements and Carsey; Hogan
ard Hawley. Umpire-Betts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
Stole a Sprinkler.

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. Mrs. F.
w. Borely. wife of an employee of
the telephone company, has been ar
rested charged with the theft of a
diamond ring, valued at $50, from
Isaac Bennett. an eX-mail carrier. Mrs.
Borely had pawned the diamond to a
monument dealer for a tombstone for
her brothers grave. She was admitted
to bail in the sum of $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02

rants were also issued for the arrest
of forty farmers who are supposed to
have been members of the mob. The
sheriff. with large force of deputies
left this afternoon to make the arrests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
SHORT STORIES SENT
FROM STOCKHOLM.
Preparations Being Made for a
Grand Industrial Ex-
position.
FOURTH BIG IRONCLAD
NOW BEING BUILT.
SwEDENS NAVY WOULD BE FOR
MIDABLE FOE.

Not Satisfied With Its Present Eff
cheney King Oscar Will Insist
That it Still Be Strengthened-The
King Takes Great Pleasure, APP
pnrently, in Showing His Good
Will Toward Americans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Baltimore, Sept. by fast fielding and
timely batting Baltimore won today.
Score:
Baltimore Base hits, 10; errors, 2.
Cleveland--2 Base hits, ID; errors, 2.
Batteries-Ro Robinson and Gleason; Zinl-
mer and Cuppy. Umpire-Keefe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
wOLCoTT's ROUsING RECEPTION.

Denver, Sept. 1-Senator Wolcott
was rendered a rousing reception in the
rotunda of the Brown Palace hotel to-
night. The balconies were handsomely
festooned with flags and were filed
with ladies and gentlemen. Welcoming
addresses were made by Caldwell Yea
man and Carroll B. Coe, to which Sem
ator Wolcott responded in a manner
which caused him to be frequently in
terrupted by applause.
He paid his respects both the ma
tional and the state administrations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
A WAIrE DELEGATION.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 1.-The committee
on credentials failed to report at the
night session of the Arapahoe county
convention, and adjourned until Monday,
when a Waite delegation will doubtless
be elected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
1t Was Not True.

Shanghai. Sept. IA dispatch from
Chez Foo says the British gunboat
Red Pote has returned and reports that
there is no truth in the announcement
that the Japanese made another at
tack upon Port Arthur
Foreigners are uneasy on account of
the outrages against missionaries in
spite of the imperial edict ordering the
natives to respect the missionaries and
foraipnaPS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
NEW COUNTERFETT NOTE.

washington, Sept. Ia new counter-.
felt 81 bank note has been discovered by
the redemption agency of the treasury
department. 1t is on the Commercial
National bank, of Providence, r. l., Of
the series of 1882 Garfield Head. check
20 $50, treasury number, N 597513: w. E.
Rosecrans, register; C. N. Jordan, treas-
urerr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
PRICELESS HEIRLoOMs BURNED.

South Action, Mass, Sept. 1.-The
house of Mrs. Irene Taylor was burned
yesterday with many articles of value,
causing a loss of $4,000 upon which there
is an insurance of about $4,000. The loss
includes priceless heirlooms and articles
of historical value which came over in
the Mayfiower. The fire was the work
of an incendiary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
POISON IN TIGHTS.

Anderson, Ind, Sept. 1.-Raymond
Wood. a contortonist, is lying in a pre-
, 1894-10-22
Gtebbaber fremoer BtcycIes.

Sobn 9eIius Sbar6p alias GbaS. Strain,
ein iun9er elegant, fam bergangenen
Sonnta9 in OaS 8icDcle Gerleibung57
geibdft bon SEQ. Sobnlon 270 Morgan
Str. uno entitled bort fiir ben @fabmittag
Elm etma $75 toitenbes 3psirao. 0ob Der
Counting, Ntontag unb 0ienita9 bcr9ingen,
obne oaB es Sbartp cinfieG, baS geliebene
STAB Sobnion 3uritG5ugeben. 9teIer be-
ribtete Wittpob ben 8erluit auf Der
Mtarpea Str. Station un6 Der 0etectip
SameS @gan, Der nit Der 9lufarbeitung bes
Sails betraut moroen mar, fano es mach
einigem Sucben in einem Sr6olerlooen,
tpOielbit eS Sbortp fir $40 ~oerfauft bate.
Ser Ieibtlinnige 8urlcbe ipuroc wegen
8eruntreuun8 Derbaftet unG beut bon
Ricbtcr @berbarOt bis gum "a. inter $4OO
8iirglbaft 9eiteut.
, 1894-10-22
Jn Uew Dorf aboefoBt.

Gbpor6 Grain mar bis bot einem Sabre
Der bteltge GerfGlTer Der SEEM Oorfer Gleis
oerpGnoler S. 8. @pobarb & So. Sbmo6l
ct einen @ebalt bon $4,000 per Sabr besog,
fonnte ct nit benz @elbe nidbt ausfommen.
Gr mar etll 6reuno Der Nennen un0 g8etz
Der Nno oicie beiben foiten ~befonutlicb picl
gelo. 9aS Gnoe bonn 2ieoe ipar, oaB er bie
Salie Ietner 8rtu5ipale augrift unb be-
trGcbtltbe Suutmen, itber $4,000, inter
fbIug. Ils ct bie acknowledgements nicbt
mebr nerbeimIicben %founte, pericbtpan6 er.
Tor etntgen Sagen puroc er in Stem 0orf
ab9etoBt uno geitern bierber suriifgebracbt.
9ttchter 8roopcu, Dem ct beute unter Der
Nntla9e Der llnteri6lagung por9efibrt
tpuroe, 1telte tbn bis gum 2. gonember
unter $1,000 8iirgibaft.
, 1894-10-22
Der 6ewerffdaftsratb.
Dorfdld9e oes Oraaniiattonscomite fir cine
Reorganization DER K0rperihaft. = Der
fdieoene Qneeleoenbeiten.

0a5 Organizations Gomite bes @e!perfz
i6aftsratbS unterbreitete bieier&0rperibaft
IN tbrer geitrigen SiBung burcb ieinen 8orz
itBer Wiltam s. YomeroD cine 0entibrtft,
pelbe i'm Weientliden bela9L boB cine
Reorganization Der 30rperi9aft n0tbi9 lei,
Oa bieiel6e in ibrer gegentpdrtigen 3ulamz
m%erlebung nibt ntebr latge e|Ttitiren f0nne.
Die Reorganization bes @etpertibaftSz
ratbs Iou ,nadb ben 0ori6ldgen bes Orgo1
niiationscomttes in Der Weiie erfolgen, BAT
6te perlhieoenen Generic, bic ibn1 anSuz
geb0ren mini6en, Gentral>&0rperibaften
bilben, unb baB ber @etperfi9aftsratb aus
9eLe9aten lolcber Central 0rperi6aften,
nldt mebr aus ele9aten ein3elner 11nionen,
3niammengeleBt tperbe.
Die 0enfi6rtft entbGlt einen auSfI6r>
ltden 8lan fitr Die Reorganization 6e5
@eperfi6aftSratbs in btelem Stnne. gu
elmer 8eicbluBfaliung fam es IN Der 9eitrtz
gen StBung nod nicbt, benn baS S6rtft=
itiid nuroe benz Contributions Gpmite nit
benz Outrage i~ibertptelen, in ber nGcblter
8eriammLung Der &Drperi6aft barber
8eri6t 5u eritatten.
Son ipeiteren Nngelegenbeiten, bic in Der
geitrigen 8~erlamlnlung Des @etperf16aftSe
ratbS 3ur Bodybuilding famen, iinb folgenDe
SIT ertpGbnen:
Der 8ericbt ser Oelegaten SIT Set in
8euepiuc, ST., Qnfans bieies MtonatS a6s
gebaltenen Sabresconpention Der SQinoiier
State federation Of 2abor" tpurbe perz
leien uno o6ne Dissolution gut9ebeiBen.
Sine 5telolutt0n tDuroe a~ngeno1nmen,
6ur6 tpel6e Die Oelegoten itb perpflichten,
fnr Die Qnnabme Der @mpfe6llng 81 a9t>
ttren, oaB Die StaatS9eieBgebung OaS 0tebt
baben ioQe, Gorporationen un6 Gontratz
loren, lopie beren 8erDGltniB 3ur tbren
Nrbettern 8t controliren.
Cine 3ui6rift W2. S. 8arrettS, zines
9elegaten Der 6utma6er>11nion, pelcbe Die
Wttttbeilung entbtelt, baB bic Wtttglieber
beS republifanii9en Mari9irzGlu Sca6z
bite tragen, fibrte gu bet @nnabme elmer
&eiolution, IN toelcbcr iener Club ietner
Setnblbaft segen Die or9antiirten Nrbeiter
tpe9en i3arf f~rittitrt murbe.
On bas 8ei6neroe5@ omite tpur6e cine
Geiolution iiberwieicn, tpelc6e bagegen
proteitirt, baB in ben Scbtlen 8tLoer un6
8ilDer pertbeilt perben, ne[dbe BEN i3tped
baben, fir e~tn3elne Sirmen 9feclame gu
MAIDEN.
8on benz 0elegaten @ra6D bon ber
Wfaurerel1niOn Lag bic 8eicbwerbe Dor, BAT
bel benz 8au b2s Qtbpaiiercanals 2lrbeiter
beiddftt8t itnb, Die nibt 8iirger Der Ser.
Staten ftn6, unb baB Dieie Qlrbetter tdgz
LID 5ebn Stunben ober nod 1dnger arbei7
ten mitien, trob Oes Q9titunOenz@ eieBes,
Nu6 bteie NngeIegenbeit tpuroe an ba8 8e9
ibtper0e> Gomtte peripte1en.
Gum 0elegaten fir bic am 10. Oe3embe1
in 0enper, @oG., itattftnbenbeu IA. Sabre8=
contention Der oNmerican FEDERATION Of
2abor" ipurbe g. Mcgtamara BON Der
Topographic $40. 16 gepdblt.
, 1894-10-22
War anoerer meinuno.

George s. Gobletgb unb 6. 9. SUI
9in9en Dor Sabren cine @eibGftsperbinz
bung stpe65 6abrtfation elmer ei9enen
Sorte Sud- Elm. DEM 8ertrage gemGB,
loQte GOblet9b p66entlib $40 @ebalt un0
8 Bro3ent &ommtiiion bonn Jtein9eipinn
erbalten. 9tacb etniger 3ett wurbe CUR
QluSbeutun9 bieies neutrality-suspicious.
cine @eIeui6oft, bic Sing Manufacturing
60, nit einem NctiencapitaL bon 800, 600
9ebiIbet. SbpobG nun Goblei9b Der 9ice>
8rdltbent berfeIben purbe, ioute er bod
nacb pie Dor nur bic aLte 8e5ablung erbaLz
ten. 0teS gloubte ct itcb aber nibt 9ez
fallen laiien 8u brau6en unb ba er ais
Wfonager beS Gon3erns bic ein9ebenben
8riefe 0ffnete, 10 ion err nie 1etn fri6erer
Bartner, Der ieBi9eS 9aBmeifter Der @eieu>
i6aft, 6uu, bem@eribt mtttbeilte, etpa $500
bes eingegangenen @elbeS in ieine Sai6e
geiteft unb nicbt perrecbnet baben. 8on
untertpeg8 aus 1brieb CT an Sun, ais ibm
oas @in1ofen 6es @elbes ais llnter1b(ags
ung porge6olten tpurbe, baB er gum Be-
6alten beS @elbes berecbttgt mar un0 es
tbm etnfa6 gutgei6rieben neroen ioIte.
6ua mar aber anOerer Wfeinung unb IieB
@obIeigb, ais ct am Samitag BON elmer
&eile na6 Soma bet,nfebrte, einipcrren.
Ni6ter Softer CAB burb 8eribtebung bes
Rro5eheS bis gum 2. Nopember beiben
3bcilen @elegenbeit, auBer9eribtliD bic
Sabe 81 vieboeln".
, 1894-10-22
81 elmer fhIimmen SAGE.

8~ergangenen 6reitag gtadmittag 3tpiz
2--3 11br tnuroe in bic Wobnung oer Sral
Otinnie &eri9ten, go. 1913 8lue Sslanb
NOe., eingebroden un6 &in9e, ubren,
Soften unb 8rocbeu i'm Wertbe BON 800
gelto9len. Der @inbru6 tDurbe periibt,
tpGbren0 Trou &eri6ten gfa6barn einen
8eiucb abftattete. 2lls ite beimfebrte unb
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mtttag iii berbd9tiger 8eiie in BET @e9enb
uno I'M 6auie umbergetriebcn bate. 9ob
ette nit tbr in bemielben 6duie ipo6nenoe
Dame madte Tie 6arauf aufmerflam, baB
ne BON tDrer Wobnung aus geleben, pie ber
in Der NGbe Dobnenbe etpa 17iGbrige So
lepb 9ention, iib in Der 8orbaae berumz
getrteben, it'd na9 alien Seiten i6eu urnz
%9efeben, iicb bann Dor Der Gbir Der 8eri6=
len hben WObnung poitirt unb Semanbem
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pelen ietn muBte. Sic, bic gtacb5arin,
tpGre bann bur6 &LtngeIn an ibre 6interz
t6Itre gerufen tporben uno ais lie 5uritd7
fam, mar 0eniiOn peri6nunbcn. Qluf
otele Witt6etIung BIN erbob 6rou &eri6ten
beute Dor Gt6ter @berbarot 9egen ben
iungeu 0enilon bie Q~tnflage auf @inbro6.
Dem Q(ngeflagten tpirb BON alien Seiten
eth guteS Q~eumunbatteft ousgeiteIt. Gi9ter
@berbarOt miro itb am &c. b.WltS. nit benz
Sale nGber beibGftigen uno iteQte i'm bis
oabtn unter $500 8ar9f6att.