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Merchants Were suspiciop.

PROVIDENCE, June l6-An attempt to
pass two forged checks, alleged to be
signed by Richard Thornley, was frus-
trated here One check for $500 was pre-
sented to w. g. Rankin e. Co. in pay
ment for four bicycles. The man then
went to Campbell & Co. and attempted
to buy bicycle with another forged $50
check Both deals were vain.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
Startled by Four Fires.

NATICK, Mass, June 18.-Early yester-
day morning this town was thrown into a
state of terror by the ringing of four
alarms of fire All the fires were within
the radius of quarter of mile, and
from current opinion their origin must
have been incendary. Last fall several
attempts were made to cause large con-
& grafton. aiii it IS supposed that the
same fiend is l work again.
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Suppressing Intferies

PORTLAND, Me. June l9-At the to-
bacco store OF John Cox. the police yester-
day seized 2OOO Louisiana lottery tickets
and 300 tickets OF the Chicago co-opera-
tive syndicate. Joseph B. Reed was ar
rested and 1882 Louisiana lottery tickets
were seized from him.
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Nav BE q Murder.

WINsTED. Conn, June 19-In a fight at
Red Mountain. an Italian named Domin-
lex received fatal injuries. August
Jourgelot, a Frenchman, the probable
murderer, has fed. Jourgelot ordered
five Italians off his premises and Domin-
lex objected attacked Jourgelot with a
knife and was shot in the abdomen.
Jourgelot on Sunday had fought Daniel
Maxfield off his land with an axe and
clubs, inficting severe cuts and bruises
on Maxfield.
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Bievcle Records Broken.

WALTHAM, Mass, June 19-Over 10000
people Attended the bicycle races here.
Harry c. Tyler succeeded in breaking
the half-mile record held by himself by
Los The record now stan at 50 1-5.
John s. johnson. rode the fastest mile
ever ridden before spectators, and estab-
lished the record OF 203 3-5. P. j. Berlo
and A. B. Rich broke the worlds record
for the tandem htlf-mile in SIS. The
quarter was ridden in 2S Ids.
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PROVIDENCE, June 19. - Ex-Mayor
Carroll of Pawtucket has given formal
notice to the supreme court of his inten-
tions of selecting case with which to
contest the constitutionality of the
present law in regard to carrying con-
cealed weapons.
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BRADFORD VkRWONl, JUNE ~, 1884,
Rain, Hail and Lightning.

WINsTED, Conn, June 20.-A severe
storm visited western Connecticut.
lightning destroyed John Ryan's house
at Walins Hill. The hurricane ragged at
Chapinville, and the buildings of the
Larden Iron company were blown down.
Farm buildings in Terrngton and River
ton were destroyed Hail seriously dam
aged crops A barn being built at
Norfolk was struck, and nine carpenters
fell from staging to the ground. An
Italian was perhaps fatally injured.
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IN CONGRESS.
A Condensed Report of the Proceedings
In Both Branches.

In Both Branches.
WASHINGTON, June Speechmaking
on the tariff was continued in the senate.
The house further cousi cred the Indian
appropriation bills.
WASHINGTON, June 16-Tariff bill
amendments placing duty on wool were
rejected. The Indian appropriation bill
Was debated in the house.
WASHINGTON, June lS.-The wool and
silk schedules of the tariff bill were dis
posed Of The house passed the Indian
appropriation bill.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-An attempt
was made i'll the senate to put coal on the
free list, but it failed. The anti-option
bill was taken up in committee of the
whole in the senate.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Another vote
adverse to free iron was taken in the SEN
ate. The anti-option bill was discussed
in the house
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Parted Many Years Ago.

MANCHESTER, n. H., June l6.-Mary
Costello of this city claims to be the
widow of James Costello. whom she
parted with in England S5 years ago. She
has brought suit against the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, in whose employ
ment he WAS killea.
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A II should BE.

FALL RIVER Mass, June l5.-Acting
under orders from the new police COM
missioner, all houses of i'll fame and gam
bling places were last night ordered to
close up at once. Every place was closed
up and the inmates gone before mid
MIC ht
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
Buying Police sitnntions

PRovIDENCE June 20.-Tne police COM
mittee will investigate the charge that
men have obtaiued positions on the police
force by the payment of $25 The matter
was brought To their attention, it is said.
by the effort of man to enforce this pay
menU from an officer who had refused TO
keep his agreemrnt
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
Poodle Stirred Up Trouble.

LYNN, Mass, June 1S.-Lynn had a
genuine mad dog scare yesterday. A
poodle dog bit "a mans nose and then at
tackled another dog. Every body in sight
took fight and excitement reigned
supreme. Two police officers finally shot
the dog
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
A Youths Suicide.

NEW HAVEN, June 19.-William Eisele,
aged IS years, committed suicide last
night by taking rough on rats. The
young man was discharged from the in
sane retreat two weeks ago.
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No Two-LooIn system For Them.

PROVIDENCE, June 20-Secretary Nc
Guy or the Textile union states that the
Lymansville weavers will refuse to per-
NIT the adoption of the two-loom sys-
tenn, even if this action results in the
closing of the nils indefinitely.
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NEWPORT, r. l., June 20-Unsuccessful
efforts were made yesterday to haul the
steamer Plymouth from her dangerous
position on the rocks near here. II is now
tnOugut III 4 tle oniy way of floating
her will by means of ponteons.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
Hovey Is Champion.

Boston, June 20-The tennis tourna-
ment of the Longwood Cricket club is
over, and Fred Hovey is again the tennis
champion of Massachusetts. Hovey beat
Fuller three straight sets in the Finals
uaorordou
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22

PROVIDENCE, June 20.-The suit of DON
aid McCallom, administrator, against the
Consolidated road to recover SIS, 900 dam
age for the death OF RoDert Cook, killed
at the Lonsdale fatality, was decided in
favor of the plaintiff
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Trial Trip of the Priscilla.

NEWPORT, X l., June 20-The officers
of the Fall River line are proud and happy
people, for they have added to tb cir fleet
the finest steamer in all the world used
for inland navigation. The stately Pris-
ella made her trial trip down the Soundi
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
Myer and Abbott Matched.

Boston, June l6-Billy Myer and Stan
ton Abbott will meet at the Boston
theater on July 4, 10 rounds, to decision.
The match was ratified yesterday.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
The Dogs Name Was Teck,

Inc LUG w as IeCks
The Prince of Wales is very fond of
the theater and is a great adlnirer of
the genius of Miss Genevieve Ward He
once called upon the famous actress in
the greenroom of the Prince of Wales
theater. His royal highness was accom-
panied by the Duke of Edinburgh,
Prince Teck and a Russian nobleman.
While they were conversing Miss Ward,
hearing the jingle of the bells worn by
a tiny pet dog who followed her every
where, and fearing she might stray off,
called out:
"Come here, TeckP'
The gentlemen started, and Miss
Ward hastily apologized, recollecting
the name of one of her distinguished
visitors
my little dogs name is Teck-short
for Thecla, a German character in one
of my plays.
They all laughed heartily, and in
came the little fellow with the princely
name and straightway rushed at the
Duke of Edinburgh.
"She will bite me, " exclaimed the
duke.
Basket, Teckr' cried Miss Ward re-
provingly, and the little creature, with
prompt obedience, ran out of her room
and curled herself up in the basket. As
her visitors were descending the stairs
Miss Ward heard them laughing heart
lily, and she plainly distinguished the
voice of the Prince of Wales as he
slapped his cousin ON the shoulder and
said merrily, Basket, TeckP'-London
Tit-Bits.
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Liquors Victim.

LAKEPoRT, n. H., June ls.-John Dame,
aged 81, hanged himself in the police
lobby yesterday afternoon. He was In
for drunkenness.
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Lost His Right Hand.

Boston, June 1s.-Wallace Alexander,
35 years old, had his right hand blown off
by cannon cracker while celebrating
Bunker Hill Day in the North End,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22
A Jurors Statement.

Juror No. T. Amandus Hochsmith, a
young man, was finally persuaded to say:
1--WE took several ballots, although not
in regular form. We stood for convic-
ton, 3 for acquittal and 2 doubtful at
first, but we came around at last only
one man hung back. I cannot tell who
he was. We all feel sorry to find such a
verdict, but the evidence of the mans
guilt was too clear to admit of any
doubt"
Wiman was handed over to Deputy
Sheriff Brown, who is attached to the
district attorneys office. He received the
verdict with less emotion than it was
supposed he would. Before leaving the
courtroom he shook hands with his coun-
sci and as many of his friends as could
cluster around him. He waved the re-
porter off with sad smile He was ac-
companied to the Tombs by his two
sons. Contrary to the usual custom, the
prisoners counsel did not ask for the re-
lease of their client on bail.
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l.. A. WADLEIGH.
Druggist, 35tf Bradford.
Notice.

Whereas my wife. Ethel NJ. Dickinson,
has left my bed and board without any jus
tifable cause, hereby forbid any persons
harh0ring OF trusting her on nv account as
shall pay no debts of her contracting after
this late.
w. T. Dickinson.
Corinth. Vt, June 7, 1894 "a
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. Business Cards .

j. Fl. JONES, NJ. b.,
Hours until a. M, to p. m Saturdays until p.
m. Office at residence opposite hotel
Bradford, VT.
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BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK u TRUST CO.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000. Receives deposits, makes
tolecnons, and does general banking business,
Bradford, VT.
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FOREMAN WEPT
When He Announced That the
Jury Found Wiman Guilty.

His Counsel Did Not Ask For Release on
Bail-Jury Thought Evidence of Guilt
Was Too Clear to Admit of Doubt.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-22

Tapley's "Bread Winner outwears all
other shoes.
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Bail-Jury Thought Evidence of Guilt
Was Too Clear to Admit of Doubt
NEW YORK, June 16.-Erastus Wiman
| had telegraphed hopefully to his wife and
told a reporter: II am sure of disagree
ment at least" just before the jury last
evening brought in the verdict of guilty
of forgery with a strong recommends
ton for mercy. The foreman, an old
friend of the defendant, actually wept as
he delivered the verdict, and the other
jurors would not look at Wiman.
At precisely 4:30 o. clock, after being out
one hour and 55 minutes, the jury re-en-
tered the courtroom. Foreman George
Murray was at their head Mr. Wiman,
who had been conversing with friends. in
stantly wheeled about in his chair, and
gazed anxiously at each jnror. His face,
naturally very forid, assumed deeper
hue, and intense emotion was depicted
thereon. The jury answered to their
names, after which the clerk asked:
Gentlemen have you agreed upon
verdict2"
I'VE find the defendant guilty, with
recommendation to mercy"
The jurors were polled, individually,
by the clerk of the court, who asked: rs
that your verdict"
All asserted that it was, the foreman
and Nos. 3, 4, Z and IL showing keenly
their emotion.
Mr.. Boardman then asked for stay of
sentence. Judge Ingraham readily granted
the request and named June 90, when he
will pronounce sentence, unless Wimans
counsel shall meanwhile secure a further
stay. After thanking them for the
promptness with which they had per-
formed their duty, Justice Ingraham dis
charged the jury.
Foreman Murray was seen by the re-
porter as he sorrowfully wended his way
out of the courtroom. please don't ask
me anything" he said. II feel very
badly just now, and besides we have
agreed to say nothing about what hap
pened in the jury room.
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| have the pleasure to inform you that |
have made arrangements with the prOprie
tors whereby have become local agent for
these famous medicines.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
Gin Invertebrates 6utadten.
Die pittsburg & Sort moYne=sob oarf
feiuc peiteren 6eIeiie all Ger IS. Str.
uno GREENWOOD 2Ipe. leoeu.

superintendent Ba(mer bat iiber
bas bon Dem SberbauconmiilGr an lbn srr
8eguta6tung perpieicne @eiltb Der 8ittS=
burg & Sort 8apne 8abngeicQi6aft nm
Die Grlau6niB, an Der 70. StraBe uno
@reentpoOO 2lOe. wetter 9auQirgelciie 81
legen, beute 8ormittag Elm @utacbten abb
g~e8e6eu, i'll peldcm er benz 9berbauamt
rdtD, Die getptnl6te GrlaubntB 3ur 9cgung
oer @eletle ntbt 81 ert6eiIen.
9aS @uta6ten lit in elmer Qnttport an
Srant S. 2oelb, ben 2lnmalt Der 8ittsz
burg & Sort 8epne78abn, ipel6er bas
@eiub I'm Die %@rlaubniB SIR 2cgung Der
0eleile ctnreiAte, entbalten. 6err 4almer
lprtcbt Der 8abn9eleui6aft bas 8ecbt ab,
o6ne. @eneDmigung beS Sta6trat6s bic ge=
Dlni3ten Geleiie 81 legen. Gr erfIGrt,
oaB O0S itGbtiibe Suiti3=0eparteme1t Den
Stanopuntt ~Dertrete, baB Der Staotratb in
alien 6Gueu BON Qnnerionen BON @cbieten
Die Surt8oiction ilber aue 0ffentlioben
StraBen erbGltc, uIb baB in alien SGuen,
III oenen cine CORPORATION bic 8enubunq
elmer StraBe Dllribt, iie crit bic 3uitimz
mun8 Oes Staotratb5 ba3u einbolen mlB.
Der llmltau6, baBt Die StaGtsleQisIatlr
@ilenbabn>0 eleIl6Gftcn ermGbtigt bat,
unter etnanoer 8erbin0ungtn berSuiteuen,
tann Die 0aItun8 bes Suiti3oepartemeAts
nicbt ~beeinfuiicn. 9ieies StaatSgeieB
fam ben Observation-Disclosures ntcbt ba5
&edt gebcn, StraBen innerbalb Der Stabt7
gren3en 81 contrOIiren, ODER ben Staot=
rat6 bon Der 8erpflidbtung entbtnOeu, Die
OffentIi6en StraBen fir ben 0fientlicben
Berfebr offen Su baLtcn.
9as @utadten i6lieBt nit Der @rflGs
rung, OaB aus oieien @riinoen Der 8abnz
9eieuibaft Die @rIaubniB sum 2escn Der
geplli9teH @eleiie niCbt ertbeilt peroen
f0uuc.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
Gin AOuotat
Wtu einen 9eftdnoi9en Derbre9er
sum Wioerruf 5win9en,
Bat aber fein 6lii6 oamit.

GOr 9tibter Gberbar6t itan6 bette inter
Der Nntlage 6eS Gtnbrub3 uno b~0sniutgen
MISUNDERSTANDING Der etpa 25i6brige
@rsGuti6er g8tuiam 9. S'8rten. @r lit
elmer Der icbIimmiten 3aufboloe Der Staot
unb bat nod LIBERAL, mo- er 5iSber gear
bettet, Spuren leiner &ohbeit uuo oes ibm
augeborenen 8anoalt3mus 3uriiGgelaIien.
Dor etpa II Sabren idboB or i'm 8erlaufe
zines SlretteS auf ietnen 8ruOer uno
ipuroe bterfir 81 elmer iecbsmonatIi6en
@~efGngniBltrafe DerurtbeiLt. &aum bate
ct bteie ab9eieiien, ais er nit ieinem Sntel
Streit 0nftng unb 0ielen fircbterlih Der7
mefierte. @uf initGnbiges Bitten o.
8rien's nabm Der Ontel bon Der 8rO3ei7
ltrung Qlbiton6.
SroB icines i6le9ten G6aratters fanb CT
INNER nie6cr 2lrbeit. 8or etpa bret Wtoz
naten en9agirte i'm Der 2cibitaQ6eiiber un6
Qeibenbeftatter 6. s. Oec0eeneD BON SO.
355-357 6oIbiteoitr. ais &utiher. Glnz
fangS belt ii9 O'8rien ie6r gut. Ooch
balb gertetb er in ieine alten 6ebler, lprab
5u ptel Der 6Iai3c 5u unb Derua6ldiitgte
letnen 0ienit. Utc@eeneD entIieB ibn oarauf
ulb iett 6tcicr 3eit trieb ii9 S'8rien mutb9
I0JhUHOCiN AIlp i!tbb iCttbtI UkuOJS UluYSllU
Dor benz QeibftaQ umber. Nls Wfc@eeneD
~bergangenen Sonntas frib feline Nagen>
remtie aufiblOB, entoe6te ct, oaB Die
iGmmtLi6cn Gquipagen, Z an Der .3a9l,
'ltno iein pertbpoIes Yfer6egei6irr total
3eritOrt mar. Otit einem l6arfen Wteiier
batten Der ober Die 8anoalen oas 2eberSclg
uno Die &tiicn 3erl6nttten unb Wtc@eenep
baour6 einen 8erlult bon $1,000 3ugefli9t.
Wfc0eeneD's 8eroa6t fiet iofort ouf Mils
Liam O'8rten un0 3pei anoere e"ntLaiiene
&uti6er.
Gr tbeilte btes ben OetectiOs Soil, Grec6
llnO WtcGau9bltn, Denen Die Qusarbcitung
oes SALES ilbergeben nur0e, nit uno iie
perbafteten Die Oret geitern friib in etrem
Stale an 8oIt Ctr. 2ieutenant Wabonep
nabm geitern etIen na6 0em anoeren in
ietn 3immer, unterparf lie bort in @egenz
mart Der 0ctectiDs un6 O2c@eeneDs elmer
ri9ortlen NuSpumpung unb na6 8erlauf
bon elmer balbem Stunoe bate CT BON
S'8rten nibt nut Elm min0ltcbes, ionbern
auh BON etnem gtotar gema6tes i6rift-
lt3eS @eitGn0ni6 in 0Gnben. 9fab 6iez
lem tpar S'8rten bur6 elm Qi6tfeniter
bon binten in ben Stall etngebrochen unb
putte uUhN OeIl OeIUt leueHeN H|l9lSLUuIpt>
gen Gacbeatt ~be9an9en.
QtlS bsnte fri6 8iGiam 9'8rien Dem
3ti9ter @%berbarbt Doreefiibrt wurbe, pers
3icbtete err auf etn 8oroerb0r. 9ob iie6e
Oa, ieine Treunoe batten einen 8ertbeiOiz
ger 9efunben unb bieier berlltbte 6as Sc
i~tdnOntB ais burb 0robungen unb WtiBs
banbIun8cu ieitenS beS 0ieutenantS SRA
bOneD ab8erungen bin3uiteqen. 0ob bate
ct ban1it felt Slid, BENIN Ser Nngetlagte
ielbit iteute bieie 8ebauptuug in gtbrebe
unb 8eitanO nobn,als, baB er bic Gbat
pOabrabt, nm iib an Mc@ecneD 81
rG6en. 6terauf crfolgte S'8rien's llcber<
peiiung an Oos @riminaI9eribt untcr elmer
8Ir9i6aft bon $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
fir oen OanfIdounostao.

Sheriff @tl6ert, Der am nGbiten Mpntaq
aug Tetnem Nmte au5l9eibet, bat DOR einiz
gen Sogen benz 8efGngntBbtreftor MorriS
ben Nuftrag gegeben, Oiesmal am 9unf1u=
gungstage ben GOuntpgefangenen bas bette
V}tttagsmabl gu ferbieren, baS nod i'm
@ountp : 8efdngntB je i%erbtert murbe.
6err Morris fat oaber @orbereiz
fungen getroffen, bieier Mnoronunq bes
S3ertff5 in ibrem gan3en 11mfanqe nab3uz
tommen. Sang ~befpnbers 1inb fir bic
Spetiung uno llnterbaltung Der iugenoli6en
Snlafen Der &naben=M btbeilunq 0orte6z
rungen getroffen.
SIN Gountp6ofpitol uno in ben @puntDz
on1talten IN Cunning tperben Die SSSnfafIen
ebenfals nit etnem euten rSurfeDz0 Dinner"
duf Soften oes Gountp5 betpirt6et merben.
Sir Die Nbfiitterung Der StraBenara6er
bat Der Superintendent Oantels bon Der
Watts Wfti1ton bereits umfangrei6e 8orbez
rettungemgetroffen, 6err Oantels e~rpurtet
nod in benz 6etm Der Waifs' Wiffton, a
@toteitr., oas @ingeben GROCER Mengen BON
Wictualten aler Dirt, nel9e fir 0as SurteDz
Wta9l Der Watfen nit bertpanbt fperDen fol-
len.
Sn ben 0ffentli9en 59ulen nerben beute
yfa6mtttag Golleftionen beranftaltet, beren
Srtrdg ba5u beitimmt Iein fol-, armenS 9utz
ttnoern mOrgen cine Seftfreube gu beretten.
Sn alien 9Ofpitdlern unb 1onitigen Wobtz
tbdtlgtettsanitalten mtrb Der Oantfagung5z
tag pte ubli3 begangen Werben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
5euer an Y, meus Stra6e.
500 Sdaoen in 10. 100 Weus Str. - $3.50
DerIut III oer Pduiern l2-18
mells. Str.

6eute Morgen INN balb 6rei lt6r bra9
in Dem 5t%peiitOftsen 6olSbauS nit einemI
Gr6geid6oB $40. 100 Weus Str. Elm Teuer
aus, i0clbeS einen S6ooen bon 800 am
rtcbtetc. Die 8eiiberin lit ST.. &eboe; q.
8%feiffer betretbt cine Wirtbicboft uno Ste
itaurant in Dem 6aus. Ser Sbaoen lit
0ur6 8erit6erung 8ebeGt.
Stint WiEuten Dor bret lt6r ent6eGte
g oGi3iit 8nt. Seberberg 6lommen aus Der
6Gulerretbe go. 12-18 0cQs Str. bers
pOrlblagen un0 ct alamirte lofort bic
Teueripebr. Sn SEQ. II betreibt .. s..
S9utt Elm Tleii4ergeidbdft, pelbes einen
Shaben bon 5000 erlttt. $50. IA @eQS
Str. lit bon s. 8. 9tou, Ser cine gBirtbz
i9aft baie bit betreibt, benuBt. !6ier
bra6 baS Seuer 6intcr benz @isIbrant aus
un6 bei9GDt9te bic 8trtbi6aft Tim $3.50.
8. Wtnbmiiler unb SO. baben bas 6ars
SEQ. 16 8eQS Str. ais Elm @rocerDs@ez
i6dft inne, S6a6en 5000. Sobn 8iccioS
3teitaurant $50. IS 8eus Str. fam obne
Sdaoen babon. Der @igentbiimer Ser
6duier lit 81. g. Spencer. Die @ebGube
muroeu inn 8etra9e bon $500 beicbGbgt.
Die llrincbe bes Seuers fonnte nibt feitgez
iteut perben. Ser Scbaoen, Der iib i'm
@au3en auf $3.50 beIduft, lit burb Ser
li6erung ge0e6t.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
Bur Gimnabme uon BORT Artbur.
5wei dineiifde Rrie9sfdife, meb-
rere Q~orpeoob6te uno Grans=
portfhife fallen oen Sic.
germ in Ole bdnoe.
Der Sunoesfreu3er Baltimore" in port
Nrthur a1oefommen.
8 pnbpn. %. Wop.

q ~ ~ 20" 1kUp'
Die ySimes" perOffcntlid6t f~oIgenbe bon
geitern bnttrte 0epei6c ibres G~orreiponz
oenten in Si6t>Su: Die Saponer baben
nit SPORT 9lrt5ur 5nei 6ineitidbe &riegsz
i6tffe, n1ebrere Torpebob0te uno Grams
porti6iffe erbeutet. 2tomiral Sto, Der 8ez
fe6lsbaber Der iapaniiden 6lotte, befinOet
ft3 nit ieinem Slaggeni6iffe nod in Sort
Nrtbur; etnige CUR Slotte gebOrtgcn S6iffe
'tno nob Saltenpau SurIGgete1rt, pdbrenb
anOere nab Sapa1 abgegangen iin6.
Ote Staot bat bel Dem Sample nur Qez
rtnge 8ei6G0igungen e%rlitten, un6 es nurz
ben nur etnige 6iitten nieoergebrannt.
Nm Sonntag lift Ser amerifaniibe &reuz
ser Baltimore" in 8ort Qlrtbur auge=
fOmmen. Sehs Offt3tere beiielben gingen
an G0n6 uno belidttgten Die Sta6t; es
nur0e ibnen aber ni1t erlaubt, 0epeic1en
n0b Baibtngton abSui6tGen.
Ser Correspondent DeS Reuter'i6en
SeIcgrapbenbureaus, psG6er bon ben Sa=
pGnern gefangen gcnommen, un6 anfGngz
lid ftr et1en 9tneiii6en OffiSier gebaIten
puroe, lit Guf @%6rennort aus Der 6aft ent>
Iaficn tpor6en.
Ser Correspondent fHgt bin3u: Qus
9IaubpirOtger Gueue babe ib Solgenoes
erfabreu: Die bigeltge 0albiniel eignete
iic6 pOrtrefltb sur 8ertbeioigung, aber bic
Gbtneien tpuBten ibreu 8ortbeil nicbt 3&
bentben. Die Sapaner rii6ten langiam
bor; ant 6. gtOD, iDurben tie bel &indbon
8urld8el9lagen, aber am s. naren ite
itc9rei3.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-28
STREET. UNI Elm 0aitmabI.
Gn9ltide 2trbetterfihrer uno parIamentss
mitglieoer folen ourd Elm 5efmahI
oeehrt weroen.
g e N Nnrf. 28. Sion


Sn elmer in Clarendon San ~abge6aLtenen
8eriammlung bon Nb9eor6neten Der per>
idbtc6enen 0elperfihaften un6 Nrbeiter>
Der5Gn0e, UNI 8eltimmungen fir ben
Gmpfang fir sic garloment5mitglieoer
Spbn Burns unb 0api0 9olncs, Stpei be-
tannten englii9en 2(rbeiterfiibrern, Su
~treffen, %entitan0 cine lebbafte 0ebatte Oaz
rIber, OBJ man oenleLben eth Ottttage1ien
gu Is Gents Die Beripn geben loue. Der
2lbgeOronete Sacob Shaefer bon Der iO3ia>
ltitti6en Qlrbeiterpartet iagte, 6aB Qlrbsiter
nicbt ben Qlrtitofraten na6dtfen iouten, inz
Dem lie Sobn Burns 5u etnem Seftmable
einli0eu. sic brou6ten oIlcs @elo, tpa8
tie Deroienten, UNI fir iib ieIbit un6 ibre
6amtlten OtablSetten 81 bei9affen; e5
ipiir6e better ietn, ibm Su 5et9elt, IN Delber
Nrmut9 itcb bic orbeitenben &laiien in
Stem Oorf benegteu. Scr Delegat Galaz
nan, BON 6erietben Bartei, lagte, baB e5
belier 1eil1 ipiirbe, bic IS GentS Die Yerion
ben itrcifenben Wdntelmabern 81 geben,
weldbe int Grbgei6oB bet 8albala 6aue
6ungcr litten.
Sam. @ompers, 6er BrGfi6ent Ser
rNmerican federation Of 9abor," pel6er
ben 8oriib fitbrte, ia9te, oaB eS cine 9rObe
8eleiOi8ung bon Seiten Der Stabt Stem
Oorf iein pitrbe, ben 0errn Burns nidt
gu einem @aitmable ein3uIa6en. Gr iagte.
OaB bic 2eute, tpel6e boriiber 5eterten IS
GeutS fir bieies Mittageiien auS3ugeben,
ribt 309ern nirben, ben %OoppeGten 8etra9
in elmer WtrtD16aft 81 oertrtnfcH.
Sin anberer 0elegQt iagte, 0aB, tuenn es
Sen So5taliiten g~eitattet tpir6e, OaS @aitz
mnbl in ibrem eigenen 6auptquarttere abb
3ubalten, fein GtntDanO bage9en erboben
perOen piirbe. gtab betrd6tli6em SUE
mltlte nurbe Der 2lntrag, baS @aitmabI
a63ubalten, nit 20 9e9en 9 Stimmen ans
g%en0n1n1elt.