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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13
. c,uofratiihc sNabIfdN6cr.

lleber ben @ablbetrug in Wabama,
wie oerj elbe bort 9elesentli6 Der leeten
Wabl pom Dem bemotrotil9m Tlil9el
Der Ylutotraten uno 0roGoiebe perilbt
wurce, miro Dem uNon>Goniormllt"
uon eiucm Yopuliiten aus Dallas fol-
ocnoer Seridt eritattet, Der sei9t, oaB
Bic beriidtiste Tammanp:ganoe Nem
yorts sesen lire Earteisenoilen in Nlaz
bama Elm mabrer Stiimper it,. Sn benz
0eridt lit bic mirtlide 3abl Der ab9es
oebcner Stimmen ben Don Der oemotras
til5em 3ablunssbeboroe% se;ablten Stimz
men seseniibsr seiteut. Oerl elbe laus
tct iol9enbermaBen:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13
MiunciptaS 9cmofratcn.

Sn elmer itiirmilden Sibun9 itelter
bic 0cmotrateu Minnel otas in ibrer an
Mitt1po9 LESTER Wode III st. Saul al:
oeboltcuen Convention bos fol9enot
Sidet auf:
@operneur Gen Geo. &. 8eder,
bon Siam ey County.
2eutenantz0 ouuerneur ....Sobn 2uowi9,
pom Minona County.
StaotszS ecretdr. ..gbarles $. 9aines,
BON Morriion 60.
S@atmeiiter .......... Gbas. u. lambert,
. Garner So.
Nuoitor Noolpb Bicrmann,
bon Stanley 60.
@eneralzN nwolt. .... 2oson breckenridge,
pom Olmlteao 50.
Glert bes Ober9eridts. Clos. 6. &ur;,
pom Glop 60.
Obcrri9ter. .Sea9raue Smitb,
Don 9ennepm 50.
Mit9lieo 6es Ober9eri6ts. .S.W. @iuis,
BON GamleD 60.
Die Convention mar, wie 9eia9t, cine
itirmil9e uno 6os in oerlelben
oui9eiteQte Tidet wiro auleitis ais ein
iebr l6wades betra9tet. OoB bic Nns
ti>Tulionilten III BET Convention ben
Siey oauon trugen, tann BON ben aufz
ri9tj9en uno ebrli@en populilten, oenen
aler politil9er 9anocl uno S9a9er
NUT ais Gerratb am prin;ip Der Fartei
muB, mr. seblQi9t weroen.
Taui enbe bon Oemotroten, wel9c a1es
an ibrer Yartei perloren ba>
ben, wer6en iowicio oas @%oltsportei>
Iidet |timmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13

9ireftorcn.
s. $. @aieu, Geo. Ooebue, %. Soel1, S,
@roue, 3. 80, Ollen, @9as. @ilperl on, M,
Wuueu.
Derj3mltd)e U etpomtibtIitdt oer - Ntttem:
tnbaber S2.OOO.OOO.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mm Samitas ben Is. September
1894, Na1mitta9s l llbr, finbet in
Mor9an e,ne Convention bet Voltspar>
tel bes aus 0rown uno Geowooo Gouns
ties beitebenoen 8. ienatorieuen Be5irts
gum 3wed ber Domination einesS taatss
Senators ltatt.
Ma@ 9esenieiti9em llebereintommen
lit Brown County 81 Is uno &eowoob
County gu IL Dele9aten bercbtist.
Grutt 9ran0t,
0oriiter oes Vrown So. Gomites.
:. 8. Gilbert.
Gorlieer oes &eowooo So. Counties.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13

0onr- Maite uon COLORADO, BET
bctanntli9 we9en g%erletuns bes 8rief>
9ebeimniies uerbattet wmbe, 1T wiehsr
entla6en worben. Die gauge Nn9ele>
9cnbeit felt ii9 mieoer als cine Ser
1@m6run9 9e9en ben waderenP opuliiten
0ouperneur beraus.
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tur"mpcrN@ernn0

Die neuIidcn eturmidaben baben sese,st, Dab @ers
fideruus ge9en Sdaben pon @tnbltlrmen ,lnb Tornas
i4aeen, unb i'd made oeBbalb baraui aufmertiau, bab
i'd policen in ben 3uuerldfisiten geieuidaften au 10 bills
lisen Ereiien auf I. 3 ODER s Sabre ausiteuen tann. bog
%emane bic serinse Aussabe i4euen ioute.
@ m. YoeRbt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-13

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Die Reiie oes Kaifers.

Berlin, %. ylop. Ser Roiler
Wilbelm 1T int s@loHe 3u Runeenbetn'
gum 8eIu9 leiner Mutter, ber Satlertn
5riebri9, ansetommen, bic ibren o..
@eburtstae feiert. Wlorsen wiro Der
&ailer auf Die Soso nod 9esl'n9en
seben.
Gin hineiihes Sdiff seiheiterf.
gbe 500, q. Nop. - Oie uGben
Duen", bas sr0bte Sdiff Der hinelii6en
Jlotte, ein S6la4tidiff BON 1880 5ons
men, lit am ginsans gum Seafen po'1
Wei. 6ai-Wei auf ben Strano eeratber,
als es perIudte, ben 3ablreiden Sorpes
boes aus3umei9en, uel6e bic 9aieneins
fabrt oeriperren. 9as Sdiff iist por-
laufis feit uno wirb fiir lanse 3eit niht
gu sebrau1en iein, wenn .es nidt gar
BON ben iapanil9en S4iffen seritort
,uiro. Sin Sal 6au, Der Gommanoeur
oes Sdiffes, bat Selbltmoro besans
gen.
Seioet an Shlaf foiefeit.
st. Petersburg %. 9iop. =
Ser neue Gar loll ltart an S6lafloi9-
felt leiben. Die 3orina lit in Gol9e ber
pielen Na1tma1en am &ranfenbette
i6res 8emabls le6r l6wad Selporoen.
,11euteret.
SequicaIpa, 6onburas, %. Jop.
Inter Der @arntlon 5u Gomopaea brob
eine Meuterei aus. ORielbe puroe
unterbriidt, bod perloren Die Ge9ie-
runestruppen - an Sobten uno %
8ermunoete. Sic ni9t erlhoNenen
Meuterer Tlo6en nud Salpabcr.
Gin >1ahfolser SatolIi's.
& m, %. SOB. Sn &reiIsn, tpelhe
bem 8atitan nabe lteben, seht oas @e-
riibt, oab Monlisnor 2oren;eat oer
pdpftltbe Nuntius in ben 9tieoerlanoen
gum Nadfolser 5atolli's ernannt wer-
ben pirb. Satolli's GiidberufIng loa
nnr cine 6rase Der 3eit lein.
miu niht eriteine',.
81 m, %. 9top. - Ser friibere Yre=
misrminiiter @iolitti lit aufseforoert por=
ben Dor Dem ltnterIu6unssseribt Su ers
lbeinen, lpelbes bas sebeimniBoolle 0ers
lhwinben BON Doeumenten Der Banca
Homano unterlu9t. @iolitti nil nt1t
erldeinen unO perlanst Elm 8erb0r our9
ben Senat. Gr lou neblt onoersn Mi=
nil fern |tarf cDmpromitttrt 1ein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
QusIdno.
Oas fleiideinfuhr.D Derbot.

Berlin 21. Nob. & Ser Ser. ST.
Botl9after &unpon batte cine ldn9ere
&onferen3 nit Dem Staatsiefretar bea
Neuberen, Greiberrn Marl9an BON Bi=
bertein, in Besus auf baB sesen ameri=
fanil9es 0ieb erlaiiene Ginfubrperbot
Ser Ser. Staaten Botldafter leste Dem
Wtinifer neues Bemeismaterial 6afii,
Dor, baB bas 9eyasfieber in Deutl9=
LAMB nidt einsefiibrt ueroen tonne.
Gine melt 2lusitellune in ,11on.
treal.
Wtontreal, 81. gop. Mon.
treal miro nun au6 cine @elt Mus=
ltellung baben, uno stpar bonn "a. Mai
bis gum 81. Oftober 1896. 3mil1en
Der Wtontrealer Musltellunss Com.
pagnie unb einem 2onooner Spnbitai
inb bereits bic nDtbisen arrangements
CUR 9luftreibung Der erforberli9en
Gelblummen setroffen ,poroen. 9ie
Gompasnie, bic ii4 bereits bat incorpo=
riren laHen, bat Elm porldufises capital
bon $5OO,OOO, bas aber ipdter erb6bt
tperben ipQ.
Die Deutihen in Nfrifa.
Berlin, 21. gfop. - Sic beutlben
Sruppen in Nfrita batten einen iatueren
&f nit oem Wabebe Stamme 3u
beiteben. Ser @oupernenr BON Deut19=
Oit=Nfrifa, bon S9ele, telesropbirte
bon 9ares Salaam, bab am 80. Otto
ber bic 9auptitalt bes feinoli6en Stam=
mes, &uirensa, bon ben beutl9en Srup.
pen erftiirmt ,purbe. lieutenant Maas
unb s einseborene Solbaten (Nsfari
Stamm) fanben bierbei ibren Sob.
Sic @abebe's erlitten ldtpere 8erluite,
Cine eroBe Wtense 8ieb, piel Glfenbein
uno &anonen lo,uie @ewebre, tpel9e be,
3elawsfp Grpebition abgenommen NOR
ben maren, ,uurben mieber suriiderobert
NuBerbem befreiten bic oeuti@en 9rup'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Kabelfunfe11.

- Ser 3eiDstommilidr Maior Sr.
b. WiBmann bat leine neueI tie gnioed=
unssreile in oas selobte 2ano Der Gbe
ansetreten. 6eute fanb, pie bic Sol
niI9e 3etuns" melbet, feline 0ermab=
luns nit SRI. 2onsen. Der Sodter zines
rbeinilben @roBinbu ltrielen, itatt. Das
junse paar tuiro cine So4seitsreiIe na6
Mabeira unternebmen.
- Nus benz Betriebe Der preubiIden
5taatsbabnen perben INNER srDBere
YroT Tite erjielt. Ser lteberIbub oer
ginnabmen mdbrenb oes leBten 6iscal-
jo6res iiber ben Gtatsporanihlao Be-
3iffert li9 aLf 80 Wlilionen Mart.
- Cine 8erlammluns bon Nerariern
laug sum 56lub na6 Grbeben BON ben
Siben ben bonn &aiier tomponirten
Sang an Nisir". 9li9ts tann bic po=
litil6e Situation mobl treHenber 9arat=
teriliren, als bieles fleine @prfomniB.
unbeoeuteno an li6, 3eist es bod, oab
Der ebrlihe Corn in ben ogarii6en @e=
miitbern, wel6er burb bas permeintli1
ibnen ansetbane ltnre9t Der 0anbels=
pertrdse ansefadt tuoroen mar, eens i6
geoudt bot.
- Cine baratteriitil6e NeuBerune
oes 3aren tbeilt ber rSpeater" nit:
rGs NOR Dor einieen Sabren, als
Der neuli9 perTorbene Bar, na9=
oem ct einise sliidlide Mo9en Bel
Dem &0nis Gbriltian uno Der 2D=
nisin 2ouile in Ddnemart 3ueebra4t
bate, li9 our Mbreiie anl9idte. Ct
perabldieoete ii4 BON ieinen Sieblinss-
nidten, ben S0dtern bes Yrin3en unb
Der Yrin5eilin BON Wales, tibte iie auf
bic 8ansen unb laste bann ySbr
sebt nad euer 9liifliden eneliden 9ei=
matb, i'd febre in mein ruliiihes@efans=
nib suriid."
- Nus Der Ortl1aft sSrieoersborf im
5ddlil6en tommt cine entlegli6e Na9=
rid)t. Dalelblt 1T bic Iolentrans'l9e
@ollfdmmerei absebrannt. 0ie Slam.
men er9riffen aud oas neben Dem 6abrif=
etablillement ltebenbe Mobnbans ber
Ho1entrans'l9en Gamilie unb sriffen 10
i9nell um li9, bab bic 8euobner ii9
nidt mebr re6tseitis retten tonnten.
Ser Gtgentbiimer lelbit tuurbe in 1dtper
oerlebtem 3ufonoe unb befnnunsslos
aus Dem brennenben Sauie setrosen,
feline @attin, cine Sohter uno me6rere
Yermanote Der Gamilie, mel9e lid bel
oieler gum Beluh aufbielten, famen
elenoisli9 in ben Glammen um. 9eim
Nbrdumen Ser 8ranoltdtte fanb man bic
perfoblten 2ei4en.
- &ei9sfansler Giirit gu 9ohenlche
lit auf leinem Gamilienlis @1lcB S6i!=
linssfiirit i'm baperilden 3esierunssbe=
3irt Wtittelfranten, einsetroffen. Sic
sur fiirltli9en 8elisuns seborenoe @e=
meinoe bereitete Dem Sdlobberrn Den
bersliditen Gmpfans unb bradte ibm
4benos einen sldnsenoen 6odel,ug bar.
Der Mbl9ieb BON Strabbure, Der alien
Stdtte ieines Wirfens als 5tattbaIter
Der &eidslanbe. 1T Dem Giirlten oroent=
LID i6uer eefaaen, um 10 ibmerer, ols
alle 5hihten ber 8ep6lterung barin
ueiteiferten, linn ben Sribut ibrer Wer-
etruns oar3ubrin9en. 6p bra4ten BEN
@6eioenoen tauienb Sdn9er beim Us.
s9ieb eine Serenobe unb 257 8ereine
biloeten, cls er bic Nei4sitaet peIIief
Spolier. s':2
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
6rofes feuer.

Berlin, %. Nop.-Gine enorme
Mense 8en5in, Netroleum unb 6ett.
tpelde li9 in Der gitabeae gu Memel be-
fanb, serietb beute in Branb. Die
Tlammen baben li9 big gum 9afen
ausgebreitet unb bereits tpuroen mebrere
S@iffe BON ibnen ersriHen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Gr bate upuu".

st. 2ouis, Mo., 21. Nop.-Gine
aus elf Deutlden befebenoe Rrlminal-
qeri6ts-Surp bat 9eitern our4 einen
@abrlprud bic Deuti9en quasi flr
poqelfrei erfldrt unb oamit ben iri14en
Rotpbies setui6ermaBen eine Morb'
2icen3 ausseitellt.
Dieles llrtbeil wurbe In einem proseb
oefdat, in mel9em ber M0roer, elm
Sufl4mieb, glamens patrid Goneon,
f9 Der @unit ber st. 2ouiler Sanl=
manp Organization, vpuib" senannt,
erfreuts. Gonoon batte am II. Mars
syobn @drimpp, einen Deu,l l4en, Der ibm
perbabt mar, aus Garle's 2eiDltaQ, no
@drimpp bic SteQe zines Wormannes
inne bate, na@ Der gde BET IL. uno
Slime 5trabe, elmer lebr belebten 0e.
oeno, 9elodt, uno bort btnterriids
NIT einem Rniippel wie einen tollen
Suno tobtsel@lasen. Das san3e polt>
ti5de @eIinbel ber erten Waro. NIT benz
anrii&ieer bemotratii@en BOB Butler
unb BEN ebenio berii&tisten unterbaus'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Das Gr6beben.

&om, %. Nop.-@ubleriptionen sur
unteritiibuns Der in Jolee Der grobeben
glot6leioenoen ,ueroen in eons Stalien
peranitaltet, uno bic Militdr-8eb0roen
in Zen betroffenen Diitriften erbielten
Oroer, ben Notbleibenoen lopiel als
mDsli9 gu belfen, inoem iie ibuen 3elte
u.i.w. 5ur 0erfiisung iteQen. @eitern
tuuroe Elm GroitoB in @ala6rien, Gatanien
uno auf Der Sniel 2ipari uerlpiirt,
ebenio in Meilina. Sn Der lesteren
5tabt Sos cine seiltlide Yroceilion ourd
bic Straben, an oeren Spite cardinal
@uileppe @uarino, Gr;biiAof bon Mel=
lina lid befano uno betete fiir bic &et.
tun9 Der Ginmobner. Oie &atbebrale
tuuroe sel9loien UNI elmer Rataitropbe
por3ubeusen i'm Sale erneuter Gro=
itSBe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-29
Gin perhdn9ni6poller Kuf.

pbilabelpbia, pa.. 21. Nop.-
@ultap @oetbert, elm Mulitlebrer unb
Snbaber zines Mulit- t-@eiddftes tpuroe
Dor brei Moben BON s. W. Yrieitlep,
einem betannten 5eppi9zGabritanten
unb einem Mann Namens Wfthael 9ar=
fins in leinem eisenen 2aben 10 fur1t=
bar sepriiselt, bob er iebt Dem Sooe
nabe lit. prieitlep uno Sartins muroen
perbaitet.
@oetbert par oer panolebrer ber II
Scbl~ Ilten Sohter Yriei itleD's uno bate
benz Mdb1en zines Sages, als es leine
Mufsabe beionbers gut selernt bate,
einen &ub ouf bic Wanse sebriidt. Oas
W1db9en iaste es Dem Dater uno bieler
engagirte 9artins, um nit ibm, prielt=
lep, semeini6aftli4 ben Mann mesen
leiner Dreiltisteit t0rperlid gu sii9.
tteen.
feuer.
Gbiea9o, Sn.. 21. Nop. - SIN ben
eleganten Sieber Glats an Al. 5trabe
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-10-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

No Meeting Held Last Night-Dr. Pep
per's Statement.
The board OF education did not meet
Last evening. as the Democratic city con-
vention and Republican primaries were
being held.
DR.. Pepper has prepared astatomert
addressed to the public in defense OF the
board, which also coutains q severe
criticism of the non partisan school
board movement. Dlvested of the lats
ter feature, hiA assertions are 40 fol-
lows:
The time has como when the results
of the administration in the sffairB OF
the city schools should be fnirly set
forth before the people as q matter of
record. This board soon found, when
entering upon the discharge of their
duties, that there was powerful COM
bination endeavoring to get control and
manage it. This proving unsuccessful.
they turned loose all the dogs OF
war upon it and found nothing
too INSCRIPTIONS, too mean or too
infamous to charge the board
with: hoping by such methoda to either
get our resignation or drive us from cur
offices. But we faithfully and patiently
pursued the even tenor of our way in
the face OF THE vituperation and abuse
till we can exhibit to you record that
will be 30 startling to the Taxpayers that
such antagonism running through the
press and sending its ramitcstions
through the various departments of the
city government, even prejudicing the
courts, and in como instances the clergy,
should not have been permitted. The
statement goes without contradiction,
that for the last eight or ten years, per-
haps longer, there has hardly been a
school year closed without q shortage of
from $4,000 to $4,000. Even the last
years expenditures preceding our ad-
minietration we were compelled to ask
the city council for $l5,0 900 III order that
the teachers and deD.s might be paid.
At the end OF the school year just
past. June 80, 1894. there was to the
credit of the school department. over
s24,0 surplus, after having paid all
debts and expenses which necessarily
occur in running tho department.. as
we'll as having paid an increase of $l6,-
908 in increased salaries to teachers and
janitors, in order that we might get the
best services obtanable; and by order
OF the health officer made ohanges in
plumbing snd alterations in build
ings costing $S294.S2. besides pay
ing all expenses incumbent upon the
department necessary to the attendance
of over one Thousand additional pupils,
making in all suaplus $4,000 and extra
expenses as above enumerated about
$25. 274.82. being a difference of over
$50, 900 in our favor. With the differ.
ence between shortage OF six to fifteen
Thousand dollars year and the exper-
fence of the school year ending June
80, 1894. ia it any wonder there was 3
corruption fund large enough to set at
work all the available methods. foul and
unfair, to drive us off the board and re-
inetate the ring who have 80 long fed at
this sweet school fund?
@. f. PEPPER,
President Board of Education.
A severe criticism on the non.par-
tisan plan of board OF education forms
the latter part of the DOCTORS letter.
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THEY NEVER LET GO.
AND THAT'S WHY THE FEDERAL
OFFICERS CAUGHT ZEN.
william &c. PHO and L. #. Graves Alleged
to Have Injured the Char
acter of Pasadena
Citizen.

William E. Pile and L. 7. Graves,
commission brokers and collectors, do
ing business at 317 New High street.
were arrested yesterday afternoon on an
indictment by the United States grand
jury. They were indicted separately
and jointly, three indictments having
been found.
The indictments are that the defend
ants are guilty OF sending letter
through the United States mails adj
dressed to g. w. Clark of Pasadena, on
the outside OF which were the words I:
Say! We never let go! Graves &
Pile. Collectors, 3l7 New High street,
Los Angelica"
The wording is alleged to reflect in
juriously upon tie character OF Clark,
from the fack that the postal employees
and others might DO led to believe that
Clark would not pay his honest debts.
Pile and Graves were taken before
United States Commissioner Van Dyke
and released ON bonds.
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dinance. II will now be- in order for
your honorable body, il you see ct, to
pass the ordinance ordering the work.
which said ordinance is herewith sub
mitted.
In the matter OF the sidewalking of
the east eide of Grand avenue from
Washington street to Adams street no.
tice of street work was published Sep
TENDER %. 1894. Time for protest ex-
pired October 8, 1894. No protests have
been received. Proof by affidavit of the
publication OF all notices directed, and
of tina posting OF the ordinance of inten-
ton, ia on file in the Office OF the under
aligned, and the street superintendent
has certified that the affidavit showing
the posting o. street notices ia on file ia
his Office; on October Is, 1894. council
acquired jurisdiction to pass the final
ordinance. 1t will now be in order for
your honorable body, il you go see fit.
to pass the ordinance ordering the work.
which said ordinance is herewith sub
mitted.
In the matter OF the sewering OF Olive
street from Seventh street to point 100
feet south OF Sixth street, notice of street
work was published September %, 1894.
limo for protest expired October S, 1894.
No protests have been received. Proof
by affidavit OF the publication of all no.
tices directed, and OF the posting Of the
ordinance of intention ia on file in the
Office OF the undersigned, and the street
superintendent has certified that tina
affidavit showing the posting OF street
notices is on file in his office on Octobe
18th council acquired jurisdiction to
pass the final ordinance. 1t will now
be in order for your honorable body, II
you so see fit. to pass the ordinance or.
dering the work, which said ordinance
is herewith submitted.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-10-23
ANOTHER DELAY CAUSED.

Councilman CampbsIi's whisky Suit
Again in COURT but Is Continued.
The appeal case of W. l.. Price We.
Councilman Geo. W. Campbell came
up yesterday before Judge York upon a
motion of the defendant for continu-
ance, the case having already been con-
tinued from Saturday last. Defendants
counsel fils1 affidavits and asked for
continuance, which was strenuously OPP
posed by plaintiff.
The plaintiff asserted in open court
that Mr.. Campbsll was striving to post
pone the trial OF the case until after the
election, because. being the Republican
nominee for coroner, the defendant did
not want to plead the statute OF limita-
tions until after the election.
After considerable wrangling on the
part OF counsel, Judge York granted the
continuance. so Mr.. Campbell will now
be saved the trouble, until alter the
election. OF pleading the statute OF
limitations to the purchase price OF .
barrel OF whisky, which he sold 10 his
drug store on Boyle Heights.
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SHORT STORIES.
Superior Court Notar.


In the case oil Garfield vs.. Milroy d
AL, in department Eve, q suit to quiet
title. Judgment was given as prayed for
in the complaint.
The trial OF @. Cohn, charged with
burglary, which was to have come up ia
department one yesterday. was contin-
ued to the 31st. Cohn is accused OF
having entered the store OF Mrs. Ferner
on August 9th and stealing some re-
volvers. The case was continued on ac-
count OF the absence OF Detective Auble,
who is the principal witness.
In the case of Smith vs.. the Kaneaa
Street Improvement company. E. r.
LEROY was appointed referee by consent.
Judge Van Dyke made the appointment.
In department six. the application OF
Charles Harder, and Julia. his wife, to
adopt Mary Luells Goldie Anderson, .
minor. was granted. The complaint
alleged the mother of the girl refused 20
support her.
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Since the political ball has been rolls
ing the loafers who congregate on the
street corners have begun to assume an
air OF authority, as if they owned tho
city. The police say that it will do little
good to arrest them, as O conviction is
rarely secured in such cases. Several
complaints have been made to the police
and the officers are doing ell in theit
power to prevent the use OF the street
and sidewalk by select few to the ex.
clusion of the many pedestrians who
throuu the CITY
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POSTAL EMPLOYEES WARNED.

The Grand Jury Makes . Report Which
is Very Timely.
The federal grand jury made report
Yesterday to Judge Ross in which 1t
stated it Wac unable to find true bill
against any one in the matter OF the
complaint of one II. l.. Vinnett, who
accused certain private detective with
opening the mail of one A. g. Garrison.
1t will be remembered Garrison was ar
rested here on suspicion OF being man
wanted in Canada for murder. and in
connection with the case the mail was
opened.
The grand jury concludes its report as
follows:
This whole matter grew out OF zeal
Gus deeire on the part of the postoffice
employees to aid arresting officers in
apprehending fugitives from justice, and.
while we think it is we'll for the post
Office department to lend officers of the
law ell proper facilities for the detection
OF criminals. it appears in this instance
laxness has been too prevalent, and
that the officers benefited have abused
the privilege granted them."
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The story went around yesterday that
Q handsome young fellow named AM
tonic Lugo had attempted suicide on
Sunday because of lovers quarrel
with young lady Of whom he 10
enamored, named May Morley. Mr..
Lugo denies the story. There was .
shot fred in his house. but he asserts
this was accidental, and was only the
report OF blank cartridge.
Mr.. Lugo lives opposite Miss Morley,
on Jackson street. and he asserts that
some neighbors who are enemies OF hia
circulated the suicide story.
Whatever the facts may be Mr.. Lugo
is apparently uninjured and was happy
yesterday, so If there was q quarrel it is
fair to suppose reconciliation followed.
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Yesterday was good day for admis.
sions to citizenship. Judge Van Dyke,
in department four. admitted Carl Block,
native of Germany, and John o. Mag
UNISON of Sweden. while Judge Shaw
gave the following persons the opportu.
nifty to assert their allegiance 10 the
Stars and Stripes: Eugene Laguins, a
Frenchmsn; George F. Biscar. an Aus
trian; John Schaefer and Henry +.
Krose, both Germans.