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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12
PERSONAL.

Archbishop Ireland, of st. Paul, ad-
dressed the Loyal Legion of New York
on The Duty and Value of Patriotism
Carl Jonas resigned as lieutenant
governor of Wisconsin, having been
appointed consul general at st. Peters
burg.
In honor of his Goth birthday Gen
eral George n. Jones, of Dubuque, a
pioneer of Iowa, was received by the
general assembly at Des Moines as a
guest of the state.
The court martial in the case of
Commander Heyerman, of the Kear-
sarge, found him guilty and sentenced
him to suspension from duty for two
years.
DR.. H. B. Gibson of the chemical
department of Wesleyan university,
has received u call to the professor
ship of chemistry in the university of
Missouri.
ErastuS Wiman, the former million
aire, who is under bail, charged with
forgery has resigned the presidency of
the Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail
road company.
The resignation of Charles B. Bliss,
instructor in physiological psychology
at Yale, is announced, to take effect
in June. Mr.. Bliss has accepted an
assistant professorship in the same
subject at the university of the city
of New York. He was graduated
from Yale in 1889.
President Cleveland nominated JAS
d. Yoemans Of Iowa to be interstate
commerce commissioner, Thomas e.
Benedict of New York to be public
printer, and Emil OIund to be col
lector of customs at Duluth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12
LAW BREAKING.

Boss McKane has appealed to the
United States supreme court from
Judge Lacombe's decision denying
him writ of habeas corpus.
Pennsylvania coke strikers attacked
plant and killed the chief engineer.
Several of the murderers were
promptly killed and others arrested.
Tramps and railroad men INDUCED
in battle at Lebanon, Ind Several
shots We're fired and two tramps were
seriously hurt
Emmett Seymour, just released from
three years term in an Iowa peni
Tertiary for larceny, is to be tried for
killing his father-in-law in 1890.
G. w. Inman and o. A. Warner.
farmers of Hartley, Iowa, fought a
duel with knives, and the former
was killed
Because he persisted In singing
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12
THE LATEST.

Robbers stole S15,7OO from a bank
in Eldorado, Kan.
Cardinal Giuseppe Benedetto, arch
bishop Of Catania, is dead at Rome.
BY the collapse of mine near Bres
lau eleven men were killed.
King Humbert has started for Ven.
ice, where he will meet Emperor Will
iam
Walter Wellman, the arctic explorer,
has sailed from Rotterdam for Bergen.
Norway.
Three hundred miners in the Mas
sillon, Ohio, district are reported to
be starving.
Robbers wrecked the safe in the
postoffice at Hicksville, Ohio, and Sc
cured $4,000 in cash and stamps.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12
A NOVEL DOLL.

That there is always room for novel
ties cannot be too often asserted. A
few years ago an enterpising woman
laid the foundation for very snug lit
tie fortune, with an idea of her own.
She made dolls for the holiday trade
as they had never been made before
She had a careful model made Of
a small baby, and, using this as a
mould, had a preparation by which
remarkable imitation Of a cunning lit
tie, bald-headed infant was procured
The head was covered with stockinet
painted truthfully. The finished doll
was sold readily for So.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12
WITH NO APPEAL TO THE PRES.
BYTERY.

Papa" asked Tommy Goodman,
''who was Gains wifeF'
Caroline" said Rev. DR.. Goodman.
after an ominous pause, addressing
his wife, will you please hand me
my heaviest slipper and leave the
room? There is going to be a trial
for heresy right here and now"
The supreme court has again sus-
tanned the validity of the law of 1873
for the regulation Of freight and pas
senger rates.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

washington. April I'm the senate
To-Day Mr.. Voorhees, opened the de-
pate on the tariff bill. He spoke two
hours. The speaker declared the Nc.
hlnley law a gigantic crime, not only
against the working man but against
the manufacturer as we'll. Mr.. Voor-
heeS then defended the ad yalorem
system as against the specific; dwelt at
iength on the fact that sugar. even
under all revenue tariffs, has been con-
Sldered one of the best articles from
winch to raise revenue; pointed out
that the bounty under the Mckinley
law had grown to SO, 500. 900 annually
and would become $4,000. 900 AMIN
ally, instead of 100000. as origin.
ally calculated.
washington, April 2.-For five hours
today roll call followed roll call in the
house in an endless attempt to bring
the republican filibuster against the
O'Neill-Joy contested election case to
a close, but at no time were the DEM
OcratS able to muster quorum and
the fight was finally abandoned for the
day.
Mr.. Patterson. Of Tennessee, who
has charge of the case just before the
close Of todays session announced that
tomorrow he would ask the house to
sit in continuous session until the case
is decided.
Today 10 was the high water mark
touched by the democrats on any roll
call. This was nine short of quorum.
About ten democrats voted on every
roll against O'Neill, three from his own
state.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12
REFUSED HIM MONEY

Pittsburg, Pa, April 7.-Daniel Wer-
ling, a laborer, today shot and instant
ly killed his wife because she refused
to give him money.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12

Washington, April 6.-The tariff bill
PETER rose to speak, Mr.. Quay made
the point Of no quorum. Enough SEN
atOrS came in and the senator from
Kansas resumed. After an extended
review of the various tariff measures
Of the last half century, Mr.. PETER
said that the chairman of the finance
committee had announced protection
as a robbery. ''How can he support
this bill? When the tariff rGformers
bring us free wool and leave such
burdens on the clothing Of the men
labor Of the country may we not in
quire where the line is to be drawn,
between tariff for revenue only, and
the eliminating atrocity Of class legis-
lation? The populists have no tariff
plank in their platform. We under
stand that the levying of tariff duties
is tax upon the people, and we would
make the burden as light as possible
Protection as taught by our fathers
is the proper doctrine. Only such do
nestle industries as can be made ma
tional, employing large numbers of
people, shall be protected, and that
people, shall be protected, and that
only long enough to establish them;
after that, save a market for them
and no more. Bounties in many cases
are better than cheaper duties"
Nothing Of Importance was done in
the house.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12

Washington, D. c.. April 3.-The
deadlock which has prevailed in the
house for the week past over the JOY
O'Neill contested election case was
broken today. The republicans re
fused to answer to their names, but
the democrats rallied bare quorum,
1912, and amid some applause, the
speaker announced that the deadlock
had been broken, and that the motion
to lay on the table the motion to re-
consider the vote by which Joy had
been declared not entitled to the seat
had been carried. Mr. O'Neill, DEM,
was then seated by a vote of 155 to %.
The house then proceeded to the con
sideration of the English-Hilborn case,
jbut filibustering ensued and the day
was wasted.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12

Washington, April 4.-Mr. Hilborn,
republican of California, was unseated
by a vote of the house, 10 to 49,
Filibustering was resumed, but with
out avail, the speaker ruling with an
iron hand.
In the senate, Senator Allison re-
sumed his speech against the tariff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-12

Washington, April 5.-The tariff bill
was laid before the senate as unfin-
lShed business and the Russian thistle
bill went over without action. Mr.
PETER was recognized but Mr.. Call
asked the senator to yield for motion
to go into executive session. After the
executive session the senate adjourned.
Washington, April 5.-In the house
today Mr.. Bryan, of Nebraska, and
Mr.. Swanson made personal explana-
tons to the effect that had they been
present when the vote on the seign-
forage bill was TAKEN they would have
voted against sustaining the presi-
dents veto.
After some good natured banter by
Mr.. Reed on the subject of the bill
ion dollar congress-" the urgent de-
ficiency bill was taken up The bill,
which carries something over $1,000
600, was passed with one important
amendment, providing for a continual
ton Of the work of the census bureau
until March 4, 1895, and providing
for the publication of a condensed
volume of $50 pages of abstracts Of
all data procured by the census.
After the deficiency was disposed Of
consideration Of the postoffice appro-
priatiOn bill was resumed. Only one
amendment was adopted today-set-
ting aside $4,000 for the establish
ment of star routes to new postof-
fees.
, 1894-03-17
Oad LANCER 1a96 9efan9en.

Der 8Gdter 8iuiam 8Litner lab beute
Wtor9en I'm II llbr etnen 0tanr, Der ieinen
9falnen ipGter ais Sobn gtidbolS angab,
aus etnem &~abinenfeniter 6eS an Ser Snoi=
ana StraBen=8 rilGe Oeranferten Oampfcrs
r9tobert 6OlIanb" berau5flettern unb ein
fleiteS Boot beiteigen, in benz Elm @efG6rte
auf t6n tpartete. Sic ruoerten ben SluB
entlang un6 Der g8ddter lief AM ufer
neben6er. Gin Ser State StraBe itieg
9ticbolS' @efd6rte aus.
Die 8OIi5titen 5rafeD unb @a0nOr
tpurbe1 betacbrtbttgt un6 6te1e rtefen
0ticbols, Ser aIein tpeiter rr6erte, 3u, an
subaIten. @r l~etitete ser 2(lfforoerung icSocb
feline 6olge, i%porauf @aDnor, nm i'm All
i6refen, cine 9teDblperfugeI 6inter
ibnt bcribOB. Omen 9toacb, Der
8G6ter Ser Gui6sStraBenz8ritfe 60rte
ben S6uB fallen. Gr fam ber6eigeeilt,
iprang ebcnfaIS IN Elm tleiueS Boot un0
ruOerte nun birter 9tic6ols 3er. 2uS bieler
lab, Dab ct Derfolgt tpiirbc, iprang CT aus
letnem 8o6rseug berauS ms g8aiier un6
i6pamm DEM ltfer 5u. 9Ort peritefte er
itc6 inter Dem 9of, tpur6e aber i6lieBliC6
bOh ein8efangeu un6 u1tter Der @(nflage
6es @tnbru35 in Der GENERALIZATION einz
gelperrt.
, 1894-03-17
Die QrouevsD eroronunoen.

Ser 8ertreter Der 6iibfettezS traBen:
babngeieai6aft, Nnpalt @rinneG, fanb iid
geitern 0ormittag mie6er BEL benz WiaDo1
un0 6em superintendent gu etne1
8eipre6un9 in 8e5ug auf Die TroueD@8er>
orbnun9en Elm. Die 8eIprebun9 Derliel
tpieber reiuItatSloS; 6enn nac6 berielben
GuBerte itdb MaDor 6opfinS Dabin, baB Die
Experimentation bts6er nob fem
~ein3iges 3ugeltanOntB genta6t, unO baB ct
bic 6offnung alf @r3ielung etner@intgung
aufge8eben babe. Die Tolge miro Die iein,
baB Der 0tapor BEN She'll Ser SrOtnan5en,
6er iicb auf Die @intiibrung eleftrilber 8cs
trtebStroft al Der Nrcber NOenue, bon Der
Stateitr. bis gum 6luiie, ferncr an Der %,
26. unb 81. StraBe be5ieben, nit letnent
abloluten 8eto bele9en pirD. Sn 8e5u8
auf Die anberen Gbetle Der GerOrbnun8
wtr0 er auf leinen Nmen6emcntS 6eiteben.
, 1894-03-17
Suo Gown=Gonpentton.
alderman Studart einitimnri9 sum Qiefot
uno N. Ponau sum Collector
nonintrt.

gft3t tuett9er ais 40 8oli3iiten beipa9e
ten bon innen un0 auBen Die in Der Sem
trdlz6aue beute fru6 abgebaltene bcmofra7
ttldbe Suo Condemnation. 98o3u bel
Der IN Der Sta0t berri6enoen l1niidber6eit
ote1es Nuf8ebot BON Sic6er6eit5pGcbtern in
elmer ettfacben Condemnation erforoere
ltcb mar, lit uns nicbt fldr; oenn bic Ser
lammlltng berltcf auf'S 9tu9igite un0 nicbt
Gin lttBton ipur0e laut.
Us mar nacb II lt9r, ais Sic Sic Gonz
BENTON btloen0en 0elegaten 3ur Srbnuno
gcrufen tpurben. gtacb ben iibltc6en 3orz
rcOen ipuroe auf 8ori9lo8 beS Somnz
GentralzGOmiteS @r>2uo. g8. g. S'8ricn
BON Der 6. 9SGro sum temp. 8orlibenoen
uno Wm. 9. Otc2lutitcr, Q(rt6ur Ofcz
@art6D un6 G6om. @arip 5u temp. Secrez
tGren erpGblt. QlS 9u63cicben 6atten bic
9elegaten un6 0eren SteQpertreter al
@6ren beS ct. 8atrif3tages ollie ar il II c
8Gnoer an9eite6t. 2lnfangs 6abte man
lt6 in cine criticize Some 6ulc78eriammz
lung beriebt, 0ob 6a man auc6 etmaS
9eutib b6rte, 10 tpur6e man anberer
Ufetnung. 9unberte Don golitttern Der Z
gum Conn 9ebOrigen @arOs paren onipe7
lcno, terner cine Wtenge itGOtti6e 8eamte !;
Socb berri6te allgemetne 3ube. Quf
Nntrag ernannte Der 8oriiBenoe ein@omtte
fir %permanente Organization uno ems, be-
itebenb aus S. 80. QuinLan Cd, SbomaS
Wtc9taQD O., Sobn WulbareD CO., Sobn
Cunningham Co. unb Nnbretp o. 8ptperS
(28. Warb) CUR S9Lidbtung bcs GonteiteS
in 4 9iitriften Ser 2. 8aro. Quf Gmr
pfeDllng 6eS GomiteS fir permanente
Organization tpurben Sic tempOr4ren 8ez
anten Der Gonoentton su permanenten
genta9t. @Gbreno Der 8%erat6ungen 6eS
Gonttes fir Gonteite, btelten Deric6ie6ene
9roBe politiide 9idbter Ser Scnns beifGQig
aufgenOmn1ene Geben.
0aS @ontite fitr Gonteite enbfa6[, 6aB
ben fonteittrenben ur6 anoercn 0elegaten
Der 2. G8arO je J babe Sttnme gegeben
tper0e.
9lGs &an6tOat fir Iiieiior mur6en borz
geIblagen Qub. 6enr0 StuGart BON
Der q. Naro. Die Domination tpurbe auf
antrag per Exclamation gemacbt.
Nl5 SupcrOtlo r tpuroe DorgeibIogen 6.
IS. SetenOefer bon Der l. Naro. 9lucb bieie
9tomtnattDn tpurOe per defamation ges
madbt.
NlS Collector tpur6e 9eno1nt Wfortin
IS. 0otat auc6 tbn1 tpur6c Die @6re Der
JtomtnattOn pet defamation 3u She'll.
DIS @lerf ipuroen porgeicblagen W}ortin
S. Coleman, 2lbrabam Sacobien, 8m.
WfcGauleO.
S0cOblen'S domination tpltroe iblieBLicb
3ur ~etnfttmmigen 9emaCbt. 6ierauf erfolgte
S%erta9ung.
, 1894-03-17
N%bonntrtau baS @benbblatt Ser SQinois
StaatSz 3eitung. YretS / Sent.
OemoBre0eIte Qolt1eibeamte.

8Dli5eid6cf Brennan orbncte in einem
@eneralbefebl geitern g~tac6mttta9 folgenoe
Observation-Disclosures i'm g oIiSeibepartes
mtent an:
9er6uGfSzB misunderstanding miro
entIaiien, 6erner iin6 Die 8oli3iitcn @co.
u. Storms bonn TO-. 8reainft, Sames
~2on8bran Dpm 81, GtmOtbp 9. 6artnett
pom 20. uno Botrif GtleD pum 27. 9res
8intt tpe8en @erge6en i'm 9tenfte entlaifen.
g8e9cn %9ertn9er Ger9e6en i'm 9tenite
tperben Sic g ~oliStiten @btpor6 SO. 6lpnn,
pom H., Same6 @ueit bonn H., @iniam
6anoban bonn 20. Bre5tntt, ul16 Ser Sta
ttonsi6reiber So6n 6. 8earb bonn a.
8re5inft NIT @ebaltSab3iigen beitraft. Ser
lelbe @eteraIbefebl giebt aub Die bereitS
bor einiget Gogen erfoLgte Gntlaiiung oes
8oIi3iiten 9eter 8. &enne6D pom IA. 8rez
Sinft Dfft3teQ b%efannt.
, 1894-03-17
Gin Sdla9 fir sic GommiHions
Pdnoler.
pldne Ger Souiifamoer Grobeereu3iidter, iiber
thre Qrooufte 9inii9er gu perfH9en.

Die Grbbeeren3itt6ter in QouiItano bnbe;t
etnen Serbano gcgrnrloet, Der, menn ietne
YlQne GrfoIg baben louten, ben Commit
iionSDGn6lern an Der 9. 8aterltraBe einen
She'll tbrer @ei6Gfte fortnebmen tpir6.
Die Gr6beeren7 6arner 6a6en nGmltb nit
Der Chicago Nuction Company l1nterbanoz
lungen angetnitpft, Tim Sic Yro6utte i6rer
Is flan5lngen bier 0treft no6 bet Nntunft,
gletA aus ben 8aggons berauS, neroufz
tlontren 3u l0iien, itatt bieielben BEN Gom>
mt1lt0nsbG1t0lern, tpie btSher, gum 8erfauf
9e8en Gommtiiion 3a iiber9eber. 9ur9
DteieS arrangement ionen Die 6Gn6Ger in
ben Ston6 9eieBt &perben, it6 ibren 8ebarf
an @robeeren brett an Der QuelIe ein3uz
faufe11.
Die Gertptrflt6ung. 6es BIanes Ser
Soutltana'er pitrDe tpettgeben6e SoLge
baben. Die Grbbeeren3ubter aus Sennefiee
unb Wtltliippt, aus Sutnois unb Micbiz
gan wiirOen benz 8eiiptele Der 0oui1iana'er
obne 3peifel iebr balb folgen, unb pos
nit ben @rbbeeren 9ei6eben fam, fam
au6 nit allen iibrtgen Tarmpro6uften
geibc6en, uto Die GommtllionsbGnoler an
Der 9. WateritraBe tperDen bas Sel0 ibrer
bt8berigen GbGttgfeit aufgeben milfen.
9te NufttonsbGuie Jet f0nnten itc6 nit elmer
GDmmilton BON p bis b0bftenS 5 8roz
gent 5ufrieOen geben, pGbrenb Sic SAMPLER
an Der g.. @aterltrdBe g~em06nLic6 iicb 10
Bro5ent SommiltDn be3ablen laIen.
Som Stanbpunfte Ser Sarlner mGre Sic
9tfferen5 in Ser @pmmtiiton nic9t ote
etn3i9e GriparniB. SEPT beibGfttgen 0ie
@ommiiitonS6auier Getien6e, uno bic 8ez
ioloung beriel6en muB naturgemdB tpenigz
items gum She'll bon Ben Brobu3enten gez
tragen iDer0en. 9teie 0fetien0en miirDen
ourcb Bic Qlnnabnte 6es BlaneS, bic Tarlnz
probufte bier brett auf Dem Q](utttons&pege
gu berfaufelt, iiberflliiii9 per6er.
llebrtgenS entDGlt Der 9lan Ser 2ouiiiz
amer @r0beerenbauern nic6ts neues, 0a Sic
Yrooufte Der GalifOrntiden 6rucbt3icbter
id6on lett lGn9erer Belt logLeib na6 t6rer
Nnfunft bier auf Dem NuttionSpege Dcrz
iteigert perben, unO 8tpar bat itcb 6ie1e
@inri3tnn8 fir bte @oliforntI4en j3Icbter
ais Elm enti6iebener @rfolg beipieien.
9aB bic GOmmtiitonSbGn6ler Ser Ser
p~trfLicbun9 Der 8lGne Der QouiItaner
Sarn1er ni6t nit beion6erer @enuot6ultnq
entgegenieben, oarf urs nibt tpunbern, nm
10 %pent9er, ais Die Wtietben fit Die Sc
lcbGftSlofale al Der g. @aterItraBe INNER
b0ber 9ei6raubt peroen, trob BET icblecbten
Soften. Die 6GnbGer bort ite6en ge9enii6er
ben Soroerungen Der 6altStpirtbe eben DDr
Der ALTERNATIVE, enttpeber 6ie MietbSerz
bobun8 aut it3 gu nebn1en oocr aus3u3tebcn.
, 1894-03-17
Oerbaften Ole unrihttoen.

SIM vSaIem 6ouie", 513 State Str. gez
rietben geitern 2lbeno Elm 1nbefannter unb
Elm gemiiier NtIiDn matchmaker in Streit.
SIM 8erlaufe beiiel6cn i6(ug @ilion ieiz
nem @egner NIT einem grOBen SBfagrtn9
Oerarttg alf Ben WtunO, baB beibe 2tppen
al mebreren Stelen ~geipaIten ut0 etn
babes 9ukenb 3dbne berauS9e6rpcben
murOen. Ser lInbefannte ~itiir3te be-
%linnun9SloS 81 8oben uno pur6e in ote1em
3uitanbe nab benz County, 6oipitat gez
ibafft. 8tGion 9eGan9 eS ii6 i%eittpdrtS in
Die 8iti3c GIT icblagen. Die YoltSet nabm
@otparO Otoore unb 0enrb Burns, Sic 3eu=
gen beS Nn8riffs tparen, in 6aft uno fiibrte
iie beute inter Der Q~lntlage Ser geibilfe gum
Mor0perlu9 bem &icbter Softer Dor. Die
fer iprdb ie inOelien, ba tbnen obiolut
NIGHTS betpicien perOen %tOnnte, frei.
, 1894-03-17
ySte Odfe" morf.

MlS Der Nrbeiter 6ran5 S6iemermann
zines Sa8eS in 8erltn 0ur6 Die 6rontfurz
ter NQee 9ing, Demerfte CT cine @ruppe bon
Ber1onen, ipelcbe Gin tpeinenbe5 &ino um=
i%tanoen. Gr trat nG6er un0 lab, Bah bas
&inD ST. Sale gefommen mar un6 Iic6 6az
BEL Die Bul5abcr an einem @lasIcberben
3eri6nitten bate. 0G6ren0 bic umItebenz
ben 8eriOnen 98orte Der S6eiGnabme Guz
Berten, aber lonit untbGtig blteben, Ia6
Sbtemermann %iofort, baB @iefabr I'M Ser
5uge mar. ST. bob Da5 &ino auf unb err
tIdrte, eS sur SanttGtSpac6e brtngen 3u
polen. Scr Sergeant &ibn, Ser ebenz
fauS 10 LANCE untbGti9 babel g~eitanocn,
GuBerte nun: $50 io6ltmm lift e8 ia nicbt."
9ieS bracbte Sbtemermann bermaBen in
6arniiA, boB ct benz Sergeanten 6ie
Worte 3"urief: Isle S6ie? Seben Sic
benin nibt, baB baS Sinh iib perbluten
tann 2" @r truB bus &in0 oann cur ga
nttGtStpacbe, mo ibm Elm 9totbbperbanb am
9elegt ipurbe. DIS er oas Samariterperf
beenbet bate unb pieocr auf Die StraBe
trat, belt ibu Elm SbuBmann an, ba Der
Sergeant ietne Beri0nltcbteit feitoeIteut
ptiien tpOllte. Sbiemermann itanb neu>
ltb pegen 8elciOi8utg Dor Ser 1877. 9(bz
tbetlnn9 6e5 S6Offengericbt5. Ser 8orz
1tBenOe mac6te i'm barauf aufmertlaul, baB
ct beitraft iDcrben m%iiiie, hob aber gletdz
8etttg berDor, DAB ct iib ionit BET Der Sc
lcgen6ett ie6r bran benDmmin babe. 9aS
llrt9etl Iautete auf iec65 Mfart Celebrate.
, 1894-03-17
Cine etnhettIi9e Uniform.
Die Srieftrdger miifen pom /. Mai an oie,
ieIbe Uniform tra9e1 mo tie in Gincin.
natl, o., arferti9en Iaier.

2aut elmer bonn Generals otmetier err
l%aiienen Orbre miiien itcB ale 8rieftrGger
bis gum l. Ofai cine 6riibiobrsz Uniform
ani9affen. Die 1lniformcn miiIien in
6arbe un6 S6nitt BEL allen Srd9eru bies
ieIbe iein, uno nm oaS 81 erretben, lit Dem
Sbneiber Seb6cimer in Cincinnati, o,
ein Contract gege6en porbeH, Oent3ufoI9e
er Die Ilniformeu fir $11.95 anfertigeu
muB. 9afir iinb abcr ale SrGger Ders
pfltcDtet, tie bel ibnt macben SIT Ialicn, uno
oa9c8en miro %nantentltdb BON ben bieiigen
Srd8ern @tn1prub er6oben.
Inter 9Oitmetiter Q8anamafer fOnntcn
lie tbre QAtforntcn ulacben laIien, mo iie
MOLTEN, 0uc6 mar e5 ibncn geltattet, in
6arbe unb Sbnitt Der ltniformen ibrem
et8eten @ei6nafe 5u folgen. Nacb Ser
neuen Srore mIiien obcr ale BON 8rief5
tr08ern getragenen ltniformen iiberein
letn ulto eS miro io9at nadb oem 1. Wat elm
Sn1pector Die 9tltnoreiie maden un6 banab
leben, baB Ser Srbre nadbgetommen ipirb.
gOltmetiter SEEING crtlGrte 8eitern, baB er
nit Der Orore 3ufrieoen lei, benin erItens
lei eS blblbcr, tpenn ale Srdger 6ieIelbe
Uniform trilgen uno S~tpeitenS befGmen tie
tie b%tui9er, ME frit6er. 0ieienigcn, 6ie it'd
Der Srore ntc6t figten, Iicfen 0efabr, pom
0Ienlte iuspenotrt 5u tperben.
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IN WttlDaufee 3uianmentritt, ibre Sibuno
in ben 5peiten Otonot binauSgebe6nt bate
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loren Der Blanfintonz8anf er9ob, bate
Der oOrtige &retSricbter Sobnion bic Qn7
fla8e fitr nicbtig erflGrt uro Sic Q(nqeflqoz
ten auBer 8erfO[9un9 ge1eBt. 0age9en
bate Die StaatSanmaltibaft beim Oberz
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Die @nti9eioung 6e8 Hic6ters Sobnion un1z
9e1toBen unb Bic Qlngeflagten tpieber Ser
@etpabrloln Des 9beriffS i~iberpteIen.
Die 6erfeLitebcrei beS &icbters Sobnion
pat allo e%tnltpetlen tbrcn s3pef nibt erreicbt
ullO miro man jeBt gu neuen Mitteln Qreiz
ten mllNen, UNI altc6 6iele &oQeoen 6es
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oacb Dem gu finf Sa6ren t3uc6t6aus perurs
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