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The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
QUEEN OF EMPHASIZES.
Result of the Indiana's Trial Trip Proves
 Very Satisfactory.

Result of the Indiana's Trial Trip Proves
 Very Satisfactory.
 BREAKwATER, Del, March S.-The battle-ship Indiana, which left Cramps ship-yard in Philadelphia Tuesday morning, dropped anchor off the break water late yesterday afternoon after a most successful preliminary trial She will be back at her dock in Philadel- phia this afternoon. The result of the trip was so far ahead of expectations that Edwin Cramp, who has charge of the ship, gave orders last evening that she should return to the yards in- stead of taking a run to sea, customary with ships on first trial Everybody aboard was we'll pleased with the be- havior of the Indiana. The machinery works perfect The steamer has no ock, and there is no doubt that she will take her destined place as the queen of battleships of the world.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
He Was Deceived.

"And what answer do you make to my appeal?" he asked, as he knelt at her feet.
 James, will be frank with you," she murmured.
 "Oh. speak," he implored, land re- lieve me from this agony of suspense"
 "Then let me say it cannot be-"
 "Why not?"
 Because, James, do not feel able to support husband.'
 If I'd known that I'd never have proposed in the first place."-Alex Sweet, in Texas Siftings.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Nominations by the presldent.

WAsHrNGToN, March To- The presi- dent has nominated James l.. Carlisle to be postmaster at St. Louis and John 0. O'Donnell to be postmaster at Pitts burgh, Pa. The president has appointed Walter l.. Wilson, of West Virginia, son of Chairman Wilson of the ways and means committee; Lewis Green Stevenson, of Illinois, son of Vice Presi- dent Stevenson; Henry A. Dent, of Alabama, Philip M. Mohun, of the Dis trict of Columbia, William Jackson Little, of New York, and Samuel Me- Gouan, of South Carolina, to be assis. tant paymasters in the navy.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
RuhhInU It In.

Sad-Eyed Party-Say, boss, will ye give me few cents towards gettin' me wife in an old ladies' home?
 The Solicited One (dubiously)-Why don't your wife come herself?
 Sad-Eyed Party (angrily)-oh, that's just the way with you people! When you give charity you want to humble people as much as you can. You don't expect woman to come in here and stand up and acknowledge she's old enough to go to an old ladies home, do you?-puck
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Eligible Now.

Papa" said Miss Blooblood, you remember you forbade Mir Trivvet to call upon me because he worked for a living"
 "Yes, remember"
 Well, papa, this objection is now re- moved. May he call?"
 What's happened? Has some one left him fortune?"
 ''No, papa. He can't find any work to do."-Harper's Bazar.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Still m Doubt.

Adorer-I know am poor, but will insure my life for twenty thousand dol lars, which, at six per cent interest, will give you enough to live on con fortably in case anything should hap pen to me.
 Miss Flightie (doubtfully)-Do you think it would be enough to support another husband?-N. Y. Weekly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Knocked Out by Mrs. "Denver Ed" smith.


 DENVER, Col, March Slack Me Auliffe, champion light-weight of the world, who was recently mixed up in a street fight with young Mitchell in San Francisco, arrived in Denver yester- day. He spent the day in convivial en- joyment in company with Denver Ed' Smith and other sports, and last night, in Smiths saloon, Mrs. Smith, who, perhaps thought her husband and his friends had taken a drop too much, be- gan pelting them with beer glasses. McQuaid, of Providence, R. l., friend of McAuliffe, attempted to pacify the enraged woman, and she proceeded to pummel him in the most approved fistic fashion. The police quelled the dis turbance, but made no arrests.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Something In It.

Mir. Morris Parlz-What splendid purse you have got there!
 Mir. Manhattan Beach-A birthday present from my wife.
 But was there anything inside of it?'
 .'Of course. The unpaid bill for the purse. Texas Siftings.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Sorna Dinerenco.

"I got an awful lickin' with the wire bristle hair-brush this morning." said Billie.
 "Pshaw!" said Johnnie. That don't hurt"
 "Yes it does. Pa had the bristle side down. ."-Harpers Bazar.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
A Snd Truth.

Shells it true that a lover eats anything?
 He-Not after he becomes engaged. She-Why not?
 He-He never has any money to spare.-Brooklyn Life.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Took IL All Back.

Col. Gore-You alluded to my friend, Col. Blood, as famous rascal" The colonel demands an apology or satis- faction according to the code, sah.
 Mir. Warren-o, I'll apologize. I called him famous rascal. I'll take it all back. He's an infamous rascal! Truth.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
The Great Brotherhood.

Beggar-Cahn't you give me nickel, sir? I'm nigh starving.
 Bronson--Itis is very evident you don't know me. I'm Wall-street man.
 Reorganization me, sir. If I'd a. known wouldn't "a spoke. But IM make up for it, sir. Here's quarter, if it'll help you.-Harper's Bazar.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
impartiug Technical Knowledge.

Mrs. Slodgers-What are you clip ping from those papers and pasting together, Alpheus?
 Mir. Slodgcrs (spacc writer on the Daily Bread)-I am making up my string.
 "Your string? What's that?'
 "It's the stuff had in the paper last week."
 "What do you call it a string for?"
 ''Becausc it gives me a pull on the cashier. "-Chicago Tribune.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Hard Work.

Mrs. Preachly-What made you tell me that he was the carver of his own fortune, when he got every cent he has by marrying an heiress?
 Mir. Preachly-Well, he had to cut out about twelve fellows to get her, didn't he?-Brooklyn Life.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Calm.

"How are you getting along with your music lessons?" asked the caller. ''Very peaceably, now," replied the resolute girl.
 "What do you mean?"
 "The neiChbors on both sides of us have moved. ."-Washingt Star.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
A Powerful Plea.

Judge-Prisoner, you have commit ted fragrant bigamy, and can see no extenuating circumstances in eonnee- ton with your offense!
 Prisoncr-Beg your pardon! I hope your lordship won't forget that had to endure two mothers-in-law!-Fu
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
A Remedy,

Jaclson-I believe have at last dis covered cure for the ills which afflict our municipal politics. McCormick-I was unaware that you were anxious to be political healer. -Raymord's Monthly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Most Reprehensible Extravagance.

Fraulein Hedwig-Here, Emmy, dear, pray accept this little birthday present.
 Fraulein Emmy looking up indig- nantly) "A hundred visiting cards? What extravagance. How much longer do you expect me to keep my own name?-Humoristis Blatter.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Chops for One.

Johnnie with an ax)-Papa, whatis is chop house?
 Papa-It is house where they have chops-
 Johnnie (plaintivelyl-Is it any thing like woodshed, papa?-Detroit Free Press.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
A Desirable Woman.

Mrs. Darley-Why do you have Mrs. Gabb to sew for you? She is not good dressmalter.
 Mrs. CawkcrI know that, but she knows all the gossip in the commun- ity.--Truth.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Enough for All Marital Wants.

Miss Loftye-But why, Count Fred erigo, should you desire to marry mel Think-you can hardly speak English so that can understand you.
 Count Frederigo di Francipanini- Oh, my lofe, vat Eenglis do I meet to casha da check for you?-Chicago Record
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
He CouId Stand It.

Mir. Mulhooly-Phwat fur are yez malin such a noise on that pianny? Y'r drivin' me distracted wid yer rack ct, an my head achin' loik it wud split in two paces.
 Daughter = Them new neighbors mkt door has been complainin' of my playin'.
 iIr. Mulhooly - Begorra, hammer harder.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
An Unreasonable Request.

Esther (to her betrothed)-Do learn to skate, George. I'm sure you would look lovely on ice.
 George Ia young and rising under taker)-Look lovely on ice! Thank you. I'm in no hurry about that Texas Siftings.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Long A. PIense.

ls that piece of bric-a-brac all your rlch relatives left you?'' inquired the visitor.
 "fes, sir sighed the poor relation. NY vase is my fortune. Chicago Tribune.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Erie ReorganIxatIon Adopted.

NEW YORK, March s.-The Erie rail way reorganization plan was adopted yesterday in fifteen minutes after the polls were opened, 623, ,529 shares being voted by proxy for it and 125 against it. Mir. Mcfarland, in behalf of the second mortgage bondholders, objected to the plar
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Three Families ChIoroform,d.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, March g. Burglars Monday night put the entire families of Frank Briggs, William Twigg and Frank Bayer under the in, fluence of chloroform and ransac acked each house,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
MIserIes of Actresses.

Dora-How miserable Arthur looks since rejected him.
 Clara-I don't wonder, poor fellow. Now he'll have to work for living.-- N. Y. Weekly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
An Incnrahle Case.

''He is madly infatuated with her." "Indeed?"
 "Yes. He even went so far as to tell her that if she were only a few years younger he would marry her. .N--Life.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
How She Judged.

Mrs. Hojack-Is your pastoS a eler-' gyman of advanced religious viewss
 Mrs. Tomdik-Oh, yes, iryleed. He always says ''wownd" and <'eye-ther' and ''ny-ther. Judge.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
netter Than E,ectrlcltrs.

Agent-Wouldn't you like to have a burglar-alarm put in your house?
 MT. Binks-Don't need it. I've got a wife.eN, I. Weekly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
An AwfnI Ee.I,nr

Mrs. Consol-I know you feel bad, but time will heal all wounds.
 Mrs. Newwid ope so! The way feel now could '.eNr marry again.-. Puck,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
Reformers' Gates.

Many a man who is anxious to re- form the world has gate that ishang- ing on one hinge.-Ram's Horn
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
From Rad to Mnrso.

He grew bald fast (of sucth are natures lawsl, And as time passed he felt ah, sore and sorer; But soon ho had no ho lf at all because He used ll kinds lf patent hair restorer
 '--Judge.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
GREATLY FELT.

"Well," said the collar to the cuffs, "do you feel the effects of the general dullness?"
 ''We should say we did" replied the cuffs. I've never met with so many reverses in our lives. ."-Judge.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
HIsroRY oF rHE oAsE

The Coughln trial has been one of the most noteworthy in the crlm nal annals of the coun. try Like the former Cronin trial. it has been replete with sensational and remarkable dura. tion. Daniel Coughlin, an excity detective, was oh lrged with complicitv in the murder of Dr. k H Cronin, prominent Irish physician Cronin was well known in one faction of the Clan-Na- Gael and 1t was to members of an op- posing faction that his murder was charged At the former trial Coughlin, Martin Burke and Patrick O'Sullivan were convicted of the mur der and sentenced to life Imprisonment The two latter died in prison and the present de- fcndant secured new trial Dr. Cronin disap- peared on the evening of May 4. lsS9. After a protracted search his body mutilated and de- composed, was found in catch basin in the northern part of the city. In the same secu n of the city stands the little Carlson cottage where the theory of the prosecution places the murder
 In the present trial, after five weeks work, the jury was accepted on December 5 last Be- fore the jury was completed several sensations were sprung in the shape of charges against jurymen, and three men who had been accepted were excused from service On December Il the case was opened Assistant Prosecuting Attorneys Bottum, Kicku and Seaman con. ducted the case for the state with ex-Judge Wing and Attorney Donahoe for the defense
 Mrs Ellen E Moonlight wife of Col
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
THE GROWN MURDER.
The Jury at Chicago Acqults Dan Cough

lin.
 CHICAGO, March 9.--The happiest man on earth at 6:35 yesterday after noon was Daniel Coughlin. When the clerk read out the words: "We, the jury, find the defendant, Daniel Cough lin, not guilty" warm flush went over his face, which before had been of deadly white. He half rose in his chair, and was the next instant pushed back by Attorney David, the law part ner of Mir. Donahoe, who had so stout ly defended him throughout the long trial
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

Northerner That hog must be both cred with fleas, from the way he scratches himself | Southerner-Fleas nuthin'! That's a razor-back hog, sah, and he's just stropping himself.-Life.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

Mrs Ellen E. Moonlight, wife of Col Thomas Moonlight, the new United States minister to Bolivia. has died ot cancer of the stomach.
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21

Continued on Eighth Page.
, 1894-02-10
PohbaRn fir Cicero.
Die Derldn9erute Der Safeftr. S=SaRn bis
Oaf PART 10 gut wie bef3IO1ene Sadie.

Die 8etpo6ner bon Qlufttn, Hiogelan6
un0 DAT garf tper6en aller Wabribetnli6z
felt mach balo @elegenbett baben, in elmer
ununterbro9enen 6abrt auf Der 9afeitraz
Benz0ocb6abn nacb G9tca9o fommen 81
t0nnen.
Sn elmer ge6eimen Gonferen5 fam eS
9eitern Qlben6 2wtiben benz @emein6eratb
bon Gtcero uno 6em @eneralbireftpr Der
2afeitr. 6D6babn 3ur elmer Ginigung iiber
cine Sr0inan5, pel9e ber 6obbabngcicI1
ichaft geitatten 1ou, i6re 8abn Durcb Gtcero
5u berlQngcrn. Die SrDindn3 giebt Der
0obbabngeieui6aft 6o8 Necbt, bon Der
Staotgrcn3c, Don Der so. StraBe, pcitlicb
an Der Safe StroBe unb Sen Soutb 8ouIe1
barb, bis 5ur 6arIem 9(be., ser @ren3e Sptz
iben Cicero u16 8roUiio ibre 6obbabn gu
D%erldn9ern. Qlub iieHt bic Srbinan3 ben
8au elmer n0rblicb laufcn6en 3~petglinie
an Ser 81. ober Sc. StraBe unb meitlicb an
Der 0ugulta Qlpe. oDr. Die 6Quptltnte lit
5pet uno cine babe Metle lang un6 ioa
innerbalb zines SabreS fertt9 geiteIt tper@
ben. SIS miro erpartet, baB bic 6ocbba6n>
geleIIi4aft cine 8itr9i6aft bon 100000
fir bic 9uStiibrung Ser in Der Srotnans
Dorgeiebel1en 8ebtngun9en 6tnterlegen tptrb.
On bic Gowntalie iou Die !6obbabngeieuz
i3aft nacb Sertigiteulltg Der 8abn etnen
9%etptiien PrO5entiab Der 8ruttDetnna6men
5ablen.
Die 9eptante 6o4babn eebt mitten 6urcb
bic Srte &i6gelan6, Nuittn uno Dat Yart,
un6 es lit faum baran 3u 3peifelu, 6aB tie
Der 9fortbtpe1tern>8ab grpBen Nbbruc6
tbun miro, SumaI Der Sa6rpretS na9 Der
Stoot auf nur 5 Gents bemeiicn 1perben
fol-. Scr fiir Die Gtien6abnfabrt 3u Sab
len0e Sabrpreis nab DAT 8arf felt iib
jcbt BEL @lttlabme BON Nbonnementsfarten
auf 10 Gents, fir Die e~in5elne Sabrt iOgar
auf % Gents.
SGmmtItbe Mtt9Iie6er be3 @emetnbez
ratbS BON Cicero iino lebr 81 @uniten Der
Srbinans, unb 6ieielbe tpiro beute 0beno
obne 3tpcifel etnitimmig 3ltr Anno3nte ges
langel1.
0as @oniortium, 6as bie 9tftien Ser
Cicero nn6 8roOiio eleftriiben 8abn in
Den LeBten Gagen tGuftb an it'd 9ebracbt
bat, mtro Durcb bic ~2lnna6me Der Sr0inan5
in cine febr ibieie Gage geratben. Die
6erren bonn Gouiorttunl baben itb in ibrer
Q%lnnab1ne perre6nct, cine Srotnan5 fir bic
8er~lGngerung Der Safe Str, 7Sobbobn
6urc9 baS Sopn Cicero btntertreiben gu
fDl1ne1,
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Die 6as=Oeroronuno.

@ie es iebt BEN Nnicbetn bat, tpir6 Bic
berit9ttgte @as : S~rbtnanS am Montag
Qtbeno, nit bent biirgermeiiterlicben 8eto
b%eIaitet, obne Sang unO Slang 3u @rabe
getra9en peroen. Oils 6crr Smpt6e oem
WtaDor Dor eintgcn Gogen eiten Neiucb ob@
i~totsete unb auf9eforoert tpurbe, Die Namen
Der v6intermdnner" 5u nennen, nannte er
9Sm. q. QtOams, So6n 8. 0ttuer unb
2tnoreip Gillespie. 9ieie itnb iunge Qtoz
p%ofaten, Der WtaDOr tennt iie nicbt unb
lonit itnO tie aucb nicbt befannt.
Sic itnO Die 9treftorcn Der @eleui9oft.
Wte6rere bon ben Nlbermen, tpelcbe flr bic
OrOtnans itimmten, iinO bod ibon etpaS
tnici9pa9 geporben, 6a lte iebr tpobl err
%fenncn, Dab ite ii6 in Elm lebr 5tpetfclboftes
&tcbt 9eitel4t baben, Sic itnb UNI 10 e6cr
9%eneigt, ibre Qlbitimmung gu d1bern, ais
Die Orbinan3 ilber bos biirgermeiitcrlicbe
8eto htnfpeg i6perIicb angenOmmen rno
i6re Otltbe 0emna6 cine pergcblicbe ietr
tperbe. Sogar QQb. 9tpau, Ser Goter ser
Orbinan5, finbet, baB cine Nn5abl Gerbelz
ierungen nOt4tg ietn perOen.
, 1894-02-10
Dersmeifelte Sage.
Ghomos Goniioine f6at in Elm mannIo9 hin'
ein mo fam nibt mteoer heraus.

User iic1 in @efobr bcgiebt, tommt
oartn 11n," iogt Elm altes Spriic6mort.
Sans 10 ibltmm erging es MIN GbomaS
Gonii6tne, benz 8ormanne Der StraBenz
arbeiter Der 0eit 0iptiion, 9eitern 5tpar
ntcbt; immcrbin itanb ct cine Qlngit nm
ietn 2ebcn aus, bic er ltberlib iein 2e6enz
lang nicbt pergeiien ntrb. 6err Combine
lit eire GuBerit tpobl9enGbrte, runblicbe
Yerl0nlt6fett, Die gut uno 9erne tbre 300
8funO tptegt, ober pentgitenS bis geitern
Dog.
9tun, Combines b0icr Stern noute eS,
baB bot Der 0esplaineS StraBen=8 o~lt5etz
itatton elm Sangba1iin Ser Jteparatur be-
0irftig mar, unD CT beicbloB b~inab5uitetgen,
I'M iid ben S6aoen an5ule6en un0 BEN
Qrbeitern BET ibrem @tntreffen Snltrufttoz
men 9eben 81 f0nten. 9tadboem er BEN
9edeI abgebo6en, ititBte CT itG6 nit BEN
6GnOen auf benz GanO un6 begann, itcb
lan9iom btnabSulaiien.
9abet glitter letne 6Gnbe ouf benz nit
i3litpfrt9cm Gotb be6edten Gan0e beS
engcn 2ocbeS aus un6 nit etnem Wtal icboB
iein run6er &6rper bis gum 8auCb binob.
QSetter 9tn9 Die 9tetie nicbt, aus Dem elm
fa6en @rlnbe, baB baS 8Gltcbleit einen
8rOBeren nmfang bate, ais bic Seffnung
0eS QD6eS. Goniiotne Derlucbte nun, iicb
pieber berauSSurappeLn, fanb abcr 3u ietz
mem Sbreden, baB fem fleiibtger &0rper
3ipticben ben &dnOern 10 feit etngetlemmt
mar, DaB ipeber cine Giidz, l1oc6 cine 8orz
pGrtSbepe9ung m0glth mar. 9a bling er
nun in i3pebenOer Yetn. @roBe ScbnetBz
trOpfcn traten tbm auf Die Stirne bel bem
@e0anfen, mas nun tperoen loIe. 9dritber
Dur6e ct iib flar, baB ct obne Scbobeu
IN ietnem 2etbc aus benz 0oc6e nicbt mieber
berauStommen pitr6e uno Dab 0as iberz
baupt MT nit Qnwenoung elmer ouBerz
orbentli6en @etpalt, ODER erit nadb Qlufreiz
Bung oer StraBe geicbeben f0nne.
Seine Sage mar cine icbredlibe. ST
rtef in ietner Qln9it laut nm 51ilfe un6
gleib barauf erl6ienen aucb Stpei 8oli3iz
item aus Der Station. 0iele begannen an
ibm gu serre1t, fonntcn ietnen ein9e3nGngz
ten &0rper iebo6 nibt UNI cine 2tnie be-
tpcgen. Baiianten periucbteu lift Slid
nit 6emielben @rfolge. Damn mlr0en bic
BoGi3titen 6unter unb SiBpatrtf, iotpie Ser
Selegrapbilt 9Salib, Bic ale bret IN Dem
Rufe iteben, Die i%tdrtiten Otdnner in Der
Station 81 ietn, gerufen. 9ieie padtcn
nun ben armen @oniibine inter Ben 9trz
men unb 3ogen nit aIer Strait. Sic
bra6ten i'm DerauS, aber in peldbem 3uz
ftan6e. Seine 9lei6er tparen in fSebcn
5~erriiien uno Ietne 6aut tpar an mebreren
Steuen ~oerarttg ab9ei9irft, OaB 6aS 8lut
berDororang.
6err GonitOine aber i9tp0rt icbt, baB er
gum erlten u1b gum IeBten Ntale III Wannz
IO3er binetngefro6en iei.
, 1894-02-10
Uebel belobnter Rttterotenft.

Sn ser Oft G6tca8o 9oe. Station ldbtpor
CHARLES Q8incbeu beltte frib bob uno
tbcucr, gum lebten Ofale Dem etpig @eibz
li9cn Nitter6ienite ertptelen 3t bQben.
@eitern N6enb ~itattete 6rau Sames Wfan4eD
III bemielben 0auie, mo Bincbeu logirt,
elmer 6reun0tn eiren Geiucb ab, ais iie,
bon eircm ~pl0bItc6en lntpobliein ergriffen,
icblcuntgit nacb ibrer 1872 @rieitr. sele9eren
98obnung 9ebradbt lperoen muBte, tpelden
ritterItcben 9ienlt gSincbeu perla6.
8or ber @obnung angelargt, fan6en fie
bieiclbe peri6loiien unb Srau O}anIe0'S
@atte mlBtc DeSbaIb aus tietem Scblafe gez
tpe6t tperben. QllS ct miioen 2[lgeS an bic
Tbiir fam unb 8inbeu in Der @clelicbaft
leiner beiiercn 6dlfte iob, 5teb CT ism unz
Lauteren BenebmenS ibr 9e9eniiber. 9as
crregte natiirli6 in Q8tucbeu etntgen
Wiberiprnb unb es bauertc ntcbt LANCE, 10
lagen licb beibe in BEN 6aaren uno 6rau
WtanleD, aucb nibt faul, rolfte itcb p~ergniigz
ltb nit, SroBbcm 5ogcn tie unb tbr Monn
ben &iir5eren, wofiir @incheI aber ipegell
9enalttbGtigen Nngriffs nit S. bcitraft
puroe, tpeI6e Gtraie Jpn IpGter "erIaiien
tpuroe.
, 1894-02-10
Sbled1ter Qaufbbanoel.

9tnbreas S6lerctb retbte 6eute Morgen
i'm &rets9crt6t gegen 2l9atbc unO Gopar6
2iebig cine &loge auf N~6reBnung Elm.
Sbleretb %bebouptet, o0B ct nit 6em @bez
paarc auf 9uten 0lauben et1te11 So1itbbanz
Def 9emacbt babe, bel Dem ct iiber'S Obr gez
Dauen pOr0en lei. Gr Dertaui9te ongebltcb
leinen Qlntbeil in Der Mirtblcbaft yto. s
Start StraBe, Der cinen Wertb BON $500
reprGicnttrte, gegen ben QtntDeil ser 2tebig'S
al einem 0runOitiGe an Der 8urling
StraBe, auf Dem 6as 8obnbaus So. 648
ftcbt,
Ser NntbetI pur6e auf $27OO angegeben,
unb Die einsige auf benz 8eiiB rubenbe
SbuIOenlait ioate in 5tpet 6ppotbefen fir
$4,000 belteben, bic in ben 66nben Der
9tortb Chicago Mutual Savings & Bull
bling Niiociation pdren. S9lentb 3ablte
no9 un9efdbr $3.50 baralf un0 Der 6an6el
muroe obgeiblOiien. SpGter fanb er, 6aB
ouf Dem 6ouie nocb eine 9fanoic6ulo bon
$1,000 rube, unb olS er baraufDin Don ben
2iebig's Sic MISUNDERSTANDING be8 gan5en
6anbelS perlangtc, i~telIte e9 licb berouS,
baB bieie bercitS Ser S0oenbofen 8relping
So. 9e9e1t etnen 8oribuB bon 800 cine
6Dpotbet auf Die @%rric4tun8 Der NirtbiBaft
8egeben batten.
, 1894-02-10
apenoplatt Der putnota atnata-Bsttn,,a, #a,ntna 10. esbraeor 1894.
Sir einen 11tdel
DerIan9en oie Sewohner oes dn6erfen moro
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nun antcbm6ar, tDenn lie fir einen gttdel
bis gum 6er5en Der Staot bef0r0ert ipitroen.
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8opmanSuile, 8eit EaOenStpoob un6 linz
ge9enn 9crne 10 GentS bcSoblen ipiirben,
tpenn tie nur it6erbaupt befDr0ert iDilr0en !;
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ben f0nne.
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2eute in Oielem StaottDeile eS nit Sug uno
0tecbt DerIon9en %tOnnten, fir einen 9tifel
bis ms Centrum Ser Staot bef0r6ert gu
tperbcn, unO ieOe Srbinan3, sic Bic 8obn
sur @rbebung zines boppeItcn 6abrgelbes
bere6tigen, lei Oaber Derwerfltcb unb loute
POM Staotratb nicbt an9enommen perpen,
Nebnli9 lpracben ilcb Der 9lO, Gutter BON
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lin ais GOmtte an Sen Staotratb gu icbifen
uno i'm Namen Der 8iir9er Der 20. uno 26.
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anbere Sroinana Oie Elm Ooppeltes So6r=
gclO feitiebe, @inipru6 gu erbeben.