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HOT.

One strawberry doesn't make a short cake.-Truth.
 Oddly enough, it always makes a horseman hot to lose the heat.-Buf- falo Courier.
 Does your new dress fit you well. Clara?" "Oh. splendidly! can hardly move or breathe in it."-Tit-Bits.
 Youth (defiantly)-Mine is no idle boast. Maid-It isn't like anything else of yours, then.-Detroit Free Press.
 Musical amateurs are Respectfully advised that some folks felt worse when Nero fiddled than when Rome burned Chicago Herald.
 Barker-Sure, this is neither rhyme nor reason! Griggs-I know it; but it's the English translation of an Italian opera libretto!-Truth.
 'Ts Chincher making any money out of politics?" Not 8 cent. Says he is perfectly satisfied with what he makes iii it."-Buffalo Courier.
 she-Men are as faithless In love as women ever are. He-I believe you are right. I know Miss Hull's father has just broken off her engagement to me- Harlem Life.
 "There are few more disappointing things in life," says the Manayunk philosopher, than balloon ascen. sion to a man with stiff neck. k."-Phila. deiphia Record.
 A Yakima editor has deserted the ranks and turned his attention tc photography. In his valedictory he says he always did prefer light york; Spokane Chronicle. u.,, <, .-t
 A man in town whose wife gets ur to see if~there Is a burglar in the house when there is a noise at night makes anarchist speeches that make his hear. CTS blood run cold.-Atchison Globe.
 A Massachusetts paper the other day after describing the favorite dog of z local dtgnitary, concluded by stating that the animal was a. very fine speci. men of the genius homo of bulldogs."- Albany Express.
 Papa, do men descend from mon. keys?" asked the thoughtful little boy of his father.
 "Yes. my boy" |.
 And what about the nlonkeys?'' .2S \
 And the puzzled father replied: "The
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the heel, too. Thus the foot shows how pretty and small 1t is. The buttons of such shoes run high on the instep, in- stead of at the side of the foot. It is admissible to wear shoes with tops of plaid, but perhaps black is the safest rule. Red leather gloves are worn, warm as it is, but such gloves are not as warm as the more delicate kid, for they do not stick but they look comfort able.
 A dainty effect of double revers and odd sleeves are the distinctive features of the gown pictured. It comes from green crepon combined with ecru ba- tiste, lace of the same shade and black watered silk. Its skirt has a front breadth and side gores of ecru batiste trimmed with lace insertion, while the remainder consists of the crepon, the sides being laid in box-pleats where they join the back and front. The bod the lace trimmed batiste narrowing to- ward the waist where it meets the front tablier of the skirt. It fastens in the center and the vest laps over. The gar niture consists of double revers of black watered silk bordered with lace inser- tion and standing collar and girdle of the same, the latter being ornamented with two fancy buttons. Bell cuffs reaching almost to the knuckles of the hands are an original feature of the sleeves. FLORETTE.
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THEcARRIYGToN PUBLISHING co.
Adyertisinr A Rates.

situations, Wants, Rents and other small ad- yertiscncnts, One Cent a Word each inser- lion, Five cents word for full week tseveh umes)
 piSplay Adyertisements-Per inch. one in- ,ertion A,2O each subsequent insertion, 70 cents one week. s3.0; one month, slo: one yeGr, st0.
 Obituary notices, In prose or verse, ls cents and Funcirls, 50 cents each. Local notices, 10 cent per line.
 Yearly advertisers are limited 70 their own imuirf at" business tal matter To hr unonjcc- iionn'it5 and their contracts do not include Wants, To Let, For Sale. etc.
 piscoun,s-0n two inches or more. one month and over, 10 per cont. on four inchea or more, one month md over, l. per cent.
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Colonel French. with three hundred regulars. was promptly sent. 4 proc laniation by President Hayes was post ed and distributed along the line of the road.
 Bloody rencontres occurred on &C., count of this strike. On the 20th of July the Sixth regiment of Maryland fired on mob in the streets of Balti- more. Toward evening a turbulent concourse of people surrounded the army, to demonstrate their sympathy with the strikers. When the soldiers marched out they were stoned by the mob. and began a fusillade upon the throng and kept 1t up to the station. Nine rioters were killed and twenty or thirty wounded. and several of the mili- tia were injured. On July 21 the Penn sylvania State Guard had pitched battle at Pittsburg with an infuriated collection of armed persons, who had obtained gurs and three cannon by breaking into gun shop. The militia ry in the round-house barely escaped being burned to death, go iEcensed had the mob become because some persons standing at distance had been hit by musketry. The militia stood their ground bravely so long as they could, but finally had to retreat across the AL leghany river under the fire of the riot CTS, and then disbanded. The spite of the mob was chiefly directed against railroad property, although some of the freight cars were pillaged before they were burned About two thousand freight cars were destroyed by fire, to- gether with one hundred and twenty six locomotives, all the railroad shops and much other prcrerty. The direct loss to the railroads was estimated at sS,000,O 900 to $l0,0O00O0; In Pittshurg at s5,O00,O00. Disorders occurred later at Reading, Scranton and other Pennsyl- vania places; also at St. Louis and va- rious points In Ohio
 The whole number of strikes and lockouts recorded in the United States prior to 1881 is estimated at 1,491, of which 1,089 related to wages, 316 suc- ceeded, 154 were compromised 5S3 failed, and the result of 43S is unknown.
 In 1881, 2,92S establishments were af- fected by strikes; in 1882, 2,106: in 1883, 2,759; in 1884, 2,367; in 1885. 2,2S4; in 1886, 9,861. In these six years the aggregate of idle days was 4S7,615, with a loss to 1,660,S35 enlployes of s51, ,s14,723, and to employers of upwards of$3O, 100000.
 One thousand strikes occurred in the United States from January l, 1887, to April 1, 1888; SS4 of which were in 1887. Some 34),S54 workers struck during 18S7.-New York Talegl am.
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- - = -l---s--g-s--l5l = FASHION NOTES,
What to Wear In Coaching.


 Coaching gowns may be elaboarte or severe. there being general tendency to the former sort. Silk muslins. wash silks. silk homespuns. all the new goods with the new names. all the new goods with the old names and all the old goods with the new names, of which there a great many. are exhausted In getting up coaching effects. The very swellest shoes are worn. and on many trips 1t is understood that the ladies are only on show, that they can only be ex- pected to mount and dismount and no more. The shoes worn are too small to walk in. the feet are extended daintily right in front of you. and they rest lightly on the heels, at the very edge of
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PECK & BISHOP
ORDER
ANTHONY FLETCHER.

ANTHONY FLETCHER. NOTICE. State of Connecticut, New Haven County, ,ssl
 New Haven, July 24, A. D. 1894: { TPON the complaint of the said Peck < U Bishop, praying for reasons therein set forth for foreclosure of judgment lien now pending before the Court of Common Pleas in and for New Haven county, to be held on the first Monday of August, A. D. 1894. subscribing authority, that the said defend- ant is absent from this state-gone to parts unknowns
 THEREFORE,, ORDERED,-That notice of publishing this order in the Journal and Cor- Tier, newspaper printed in New Haven, once each week for three weeks successively, com mencing on or before the 26th day of July, A. D. 1894. LUCIUS P. DEMlNG, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for New Haven County. jy25 aul&8
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COMMITTEE ON SEWERS.

COMMITTEE ON SE WENS. THE committee on sewers will meet in room l 10 and Il. City Hall, on Wedn esday, Aug. l, 1894, at p. m., for the purpose of considering the following matters; :, Petition of the trustees of the Old Aims house Farm of New Haven for sewers in the following named streets
 Edgewood avenue, north side, between Norton and Brownell streets.
 Edgewood avenue, south side, between Nor ton and Mott streets.
 Ellsworth avenue, between Edgewood ave- nue and Reynolds street.
 Reynolds street, between Mott and Brown ell streets. ~'
 Brownell street, between Edgewood avenue and Elm street. -
 Petition of Frank A. Sherman ct al for sewers as follows:
 Gilbert avenue, between Sherman avenue and Greenwood street.
 Sherman avenue, between Gilbert avenue and Oak street.
 Oak street, between Sherman avenue and Boulevard.
 Remembrance of George Schmidt against sewer in Oak street west of Sherman avenue. All persons interested in any of the forego- ing are hereby notified to appear and be heard thereon without furth CT notice. Per order, FRANCIS W. FOLEY, Chairman. / Attest: EDWARD A. STREET.
 jy312t Assistant City Clerk.
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Notice.

We cannot accept anonymous or return re- sected communications. In all cases the name of the writer will be required, not for publica- tion, but as n guarantee Of good faith.
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Instead of paying taxes as ordinary mortals, the citizens of Klingenberg-on- the- Main, Germany. received each 300 marks from the Income of several fac tories owned by the town. The divi- sion was made after the expenses of ad- ministration had been paid by money from the same source That's one place where the politicians don't get 1t all.
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Among the Arabs curious custom prevails at all weddings. After various ceremonies the bridegroom is led in the evening into . large, dinly lighted
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Gin Observation-Disclosures 6ei5baIs
Giniam mo eIeno 9eitorbet.
SC c 70 q orf. 3. GTebr,

sc m . off, 3. 6ebr.
Sn S6mub unb inter 2ut1pen lit geitern
BET mpblbabenDe, un0 elmer 9uten 6antilte
an9eb0rige 6rcoerid 6. Q}ef, in benz u1>
gefGbr Sebn Oteilen tpelt.icb bon Ylainftelo,
sc. s. Iiegenoen Srte 8asfing Gtibge, elem
0igliC6 geitorben. Yed bat Sabre lang baS
eiuiame 2eben cines menibenfeinblicbelt
@et8balieS gefibrt. W9eDrere Sage in oieler
8obe bate ct Elm 6aIsleiben, un6 ob9leib
CT feinen 2lr3t 81 &atbe 5O8, belt ct au8enz
l9einlib letnen .3uitanb fir 9efd6rltb,
oenn ct CAB ieinen 6ausldbLiiiel nit Der
8ttte ieinem gtacbbar Sobn Tennimore,
bin un6 tDte6er nacb tbrn 81 ieben. QlS
6enntmore 9eitern Wtorgen in Beds Mobz
nung fam, mar er entiebt, 8ed to6t auf
OemTuBbooen liegeno Dor3uftnben, tpd6reno
Qmes i'm 3in1ner bnrauf binbeutcte, baB
Gin befti8er &f gegen Elm 8eler itatt>
9%efuroen bate. 8o6ri6einli9 Bate Yef
i'm 8ette gclelen, uno mar Die Campo CT
plootrt, tpoburcb baS 8ett5eug uno Die
OtDbel in 8rano 9erietber. 9t0dbbem e5
enOlt6 4ed gelungen mar, baS 6cuer 5u
lOiben, mar ct ma9ri4etnltdb eri3Opft 3u
8OOen gefauen uno 8citor6cn. Ser &0rs
per 8et9te %Dcri9icOene 8ranODunOen Dor.
Beds 8ater, ein Wtil.ionGr, mar Dor
etpa acbt Sa6ren in Orange geitorben unb
bate Tim $4,000 bintcrlaiien. 9arouf
bate bieier iofort. Bel 8asting &ibge cine
grOBe Sarm gefauft, auf pelcber er Elm
Giniieblerleben fibrte. Setn cigener 8ru>
Der, ipelber Sebn Meilen e"ntfernt mobnt,
mar bis 9eitern nocb niemulS in ietncr
gSo6nun9. Be6 mar Gin l~tarfer Srinfcr
ltnO hattie einen nrnEcu he'll ieineS Ser
mOgenS bErc6gebracbt. @tnem @eriicbte
n0b mar er in ieinem p. Sabre nit cincm
l30nen WG6cben perlobt, ba9 ibm jebo6
ben 2aufpaB CAB un6 einen 2tnOern bci7
rat6ete. Settbem par 9ef Elm @eiber>
baiier. Qu Der @onb ieineS S6lafsim7
merS iiber ieinem 8ette, inmitten all bes
ieit Sabren angebduiten SbmubeS fano
man Oa5 Bib zines bibl3en iungen Wdoz
9cnS, un0 man glaubt, baB eS 6aS g ortrait
ietner friiberen 8raut lit.
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Gin reiienoer GHtca9oer Ginbreher
5m fernen Often oinefef eema8t.
g atterion, 81. g., 3. Sch.

8atterOn, 81. s., 3. Sch.
Nm Iebten 9onnerftag tpanote iic6 @nt.
Stubel, ongeblicb bon $50. 1910 2(oantSitr.
in Chicago, an 6ralt Warp Sgoen, go. Is
Smitbftr., nm iicb BET berielben einsuz
logiren. @r ia8te Der 6rau 09ben, boB er
Elm 3immermann uno BEL Ser @rricbtung
ser NeltauSiteuun8s9ebdube beibGfti9t gez
peien lei. @eitern Otorgen aber DermtBte
6rau Sgben ibre 0iomanten, stpei 9pIOene
llbren un6 beri9ieOene anoere Sbmufz
iaben. SDr Bcroa6t lenfte iib auf Ben
SreulOen, un0 lie lab, iDie ct Die StraBc
~binunter unb Dem griez8 abnbofe ST. elite.
Srau S9ben foI8te ibm icbleuni8lt unb traf
ibn nod, ais CT iib 9erabe cine 6abrfarte
l0len tpoute. ST muroe nerbaftet, unb
ipGter fonb bic 8oti5ei BET tbm cine bouz
ftdnbi9e tnbre6erausriitun 5rpei &eDOl@
per uno cine Sbabtel nit rotbem Bfeffcr,
bier goloene nbren, mebrere golbene 9tinge,
cine OiamantnaOeL 'unb 500 in barren
@eIbe. Die Der 6rau 09ben a6banbcn ge>
fommenen Sadenl fanb man ebcnfals bel
ibn1, uno Der unternebmenDe G~bica9oer
purbe 6arauf einitnetlen unter $4,000
8irgibaft fefge9qlten.
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hdlfe fir 5rou Schuyler Golfar
Don oen nOoo=3eaows" erbeten.
sc c u Nprf. 3. GIebr.

~ DUt| - OCU+'
Die bieiige vSribune" Oer0nentlicbt fols
genbe Spe8taL : 0epei9e aus Columbus,
Sbtp:
6err &. g. 2Dman, @efretGr ser O6to'er
@roB=2Oge Ser Dob 6eaotps" erbielt Elm
Sbreiben bon Trau Sennie 8arf in Qu>
banp, Snb., Die etn woblbetannteS Wtitz
9lieb Der &ebeffa : 2oge lit. Sn benz
Sdretben mirb bte 6ilfe Der yObo Sell
Ions" fir bic Satin bes neritorbenen ST.
8icepvdit6cnten S9u0Ier Collar crbeten,
gegeu tpelcbe in Solge beS 8antcrottS elmer
8ant in SnbianapoliS Elm auf $25, 600
lautenoer 9ertbtliber 3a9lungs6efebI erz
laiien pOrOen 1T, wobur3 bic @enanntc
it9 tbres 9an5en 8ermO8sns beraubt liebt.
9a Der peritorbene @atte Srau S9uple1
Golfar's Elm bsrporra9enOe5 Witglieo Des
Srbens Der rObb Selops" unb Der @riinz
Der Der v0tebeffaz2o9e" mar, in neldbe,
aucb Srauen aufsenOmmen nerben, bofft
Trau Qpman, boB ibr @elu6 nt9t unbes
ridiibttgt bleiben tperOe.
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NRherhItk
2lnO 9mr3gefa6tes.

- Sir beute N6eno uro lnorgen lit fla
rer 6immeL unb fdltereS @etter angefInz
btgt. Ntorotpeltmtn6.
= 3piiben @la6ftpne unb 6eun GarI
of 9toieberD, Wliniiter beS Nu8pdrtigen,
fol- cine itorfe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fberriben betreffs Der brtttiben Sberberr>
1cb0tt iber Uganda.
= 8remierminifter Gaitmir 86rter un6
t&ammerprGftbent 0upuD baben iib bel
0em BrGitbenten @arnDt fitr bic 8egnaz
lbtgung bes 8ombennerferS 0aiuant, 5. B..
fir ~ltmtpan6Gung beS So6esurtbeiteS in
IebenslGn9It6e 3u9t6atSltrafe pertpenoet.
= 9te 8almace0iiten in GbiGe rIbren
ft6 pteber.
= Die Propaganda" bat Sic 8erufun9
beS Or. 8urtieu BON gtepgorf 9egen feline
burcb @r3bii6of @orrigan p~erfi9te OBJ
&trcbe en68iiIttg ab8eipieien.
- Nus Detroit tptr0 ei1 erfreuIiber
1N~uficbmung ber@ei9Gft8tbGtigteit, nament7
Iib ber Sabrtfation, gemelbet.
- Ser beriibmte &arneoaL in Stem
0rleans (Ofar0i @raS) ipelber am Mtontag
begtnllt, icbetnt bieieS Sabr etne auBergec
tpObnlibe Wten9c fren1Oer 8eiu9er ansuz
8teben.
Scr 8apft bat 1t9 nit 6ern bii60tz
lt6en 6trte1tbrtef, in neLcbem Oen @etit7
ltcbelt Der 8eiucb bon S1ier9efe6ten itren9e
.DerbOten miro, D0Qig etnDeritdn0en erflGrt,
.uno auBeroem oas @ebot e~rlaiier, Dab fets
mem fter6enben Stiertdmpfer Die Qtbioluz
finn npmIhrt tnprNpn Hnrf
= 9(uf Der Stem Oorfer Ton6SbSrIe mar
aub beute bon SpefulationSluit tpentg Su
merfeu. Ser etnSige bem~erfensnertbe
BreispecbieL bctraf STANDARDIZATION
ipelbe UNI ! 8ro5ent auf 70 ftte9en.
Die g8ittne 6cs @gz8icez 8rGft6enten
S9upler @Olfar iOu DOQig uerarmt iein.
= Die &tnbote6preile iin6 olcb beute
fe1t, Die Sbpeinepreiie aber u1n 5 Gents
geIauen. Die Scbafpretie itnh ebenfous
feit. Sir icbperere Sdtpeil1e besa6lten
Geri9tffcr 1no 80fler $5.15-5.40 fir
100 Yfunb, fiir letcbtere 10000, fit
leicbte unb ibipere burcbetnonber 500
$40, fitr grobe 86telpoarc 81. 10,
fir ~iogen0nnte v8tgS" $4.4O-5.25. 53uz
fubr: 1000 Stif S6ofe, 5000 St1d
S3tDetnc unb 1000 Stif &tn0oteb.
= Sn San 9(ntonio, Ger., 1ouen i'm
nGbiten MfOnat cine 2ln5abI Sttergefcd6te
itattftnben.
- 8ei5en unb Safer tparen ouf Der Sc
treioebOrie aucb heute peicbel16. 0eiSen
e~r0ffnete I'M Wtattermin { u11ter 6em 9eitz
rigen S6tuBpreiie = 648 - unb ftel auf
6355. Safer nm ] Sent nieoriger ais
geitern, auf 294. O3ats anfdneltb felt,
ipdter a6er matt. GrOffnete i'm Wtaitermin
ouf 80, fteI auf 3755 unb i9mantte 3tpii9cn
375 urb 49,. S9pcinefleti6paaren i'm
Otaitcrmin UNI. 10 Gents nieortger ;
S8n1al3 UNI 5@73 unO &ipp6en UNI Il,
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gtnh1t-U RIe1rnntnte.

8erItn, 2. Sebr.
Ser &atier unter6ielt itCb Dor einiaen
.Sagen auf eirem 6ofbaue nit 6en befannz
ten Nfrifareiien6en Or. 9eters unb be-
fra8te i'm bauptidcblicb iiber feline @rlebs
Mile tpGbren0 ieiner i'm borigen 6erb1t gez
ma6ten 0tetle nab @nglanb unb ben Ser.
Staaten. Nac6oem Ser Safer Die @r3G6z
lung oeS Or. YeterS an9eb0rt bate, lugte
ct: Nuc CUR germanii6en Static ge60rigen
gt0tionen 1outen 3uiammen6alten. 9fach
%etntgen tpeiteren QcuBerungen Des Doctors
itber Qlmerifa uno Die Qmertfaner erfldrte
Der &aiier, boB ct lGngit ben lebnLicbIten
g8unl9 ge6e8t babe, bic 9roBe amertfaniidbe
&epubltt aus eigener QIni9auung tennen
81 lernen.
Wtartmilian 6ar6en'S v3utunft" ent6GIt
etnen 2trtitel, in ipel6em eS betBt, DaB
Shirt 8ismarf bereitS Dor etnt9en Wonas
ten ben 8uni6 geGuBert babe, et1en She'll
DeS SinterS in Berlin al Derbringen. Gach
Dem fir5lt9en 8elu9e be5 Siirften beiut
&atler, tt9t oaS &latt bin3u, ite6e gu
9ofen, oaB Der 8uni9 bes 6iriten bQl6 in
@%rfauung 9eben Derbe.
Der Siibrer BET 2tgrarier int Nethstoq,
Sreiberr bon 8l0B, bat an Sic 8oIfSsettunq
etn S3reiben geric6tet, in melbem ct iaqt,
baB Shirt 8tSmarf i6m gegenii6er erfl6rt
babe, baB ct benz ruiiti6en 6an6elsoertrQoe
nod ebeniO fetnblib ge9enilberitebe, uie
Dor ietner Geiie mach Berlin.
Sine entieblicbe SeuerSbrunit pir6 aus
Ser llln9egenb BON gteiiie in S6leiteu qez
melbet. Sole 50 B~auern6Guier fin6 Der
ielben gum Spfer gefaQen nebit alien 6Q3u
9ebort9en Nalol0n0e, S6eunen, Stadium
gen II. |. NJ. 9te TLommen gritten nit
10 retBenoer S6neQtgtett um fi6, 6aB Die
Betpobner Der 6Guier auBer nentgen Sab
1ell8tetten nur DaS n0dte Qcben AT retten
0ermobten. Die iGmmtGicben @r11teborz
rdtbe, 6eu, Stro9, 0ebGu6e un6 ionittqe
lanontrtbi6aftlibe @r3eugniiie tpurDen
pernt6tet. Ser S6a0en ipir0 auf ZOO. 900
Stuart gei6dbt unb bas Glenb Ser Q(bQez
bronnten lit unbei6reiblidb.
Die &O1ltibe uno Bic TreiItnniae 3etz
tun9, bic %bcfanntlicb fart fir Ben GFreibqnz
bel etn9enommen itn6, brinQen beute I6nz
9ere Nrtttel itber Die Nnnabme Ser Wilion5
bill I'M amertfanticben gtationaloboeorbz
netenbauIe. Sic 9ebcn gu, baB, o6qlctcb
bic Slu unmOgli6 ais Northumberland
gel 9elten tonne, a1b bic tbeilipetie 6erabz
lV5HHB uet aSOue Pom N0lte Der Ner. St0d>
ten NIT 6reuben 6eQriBt iper6ct miiiie.
Die Ser. Staaten tpiirbeu balb Bic Woblz
t3aten elmer 3nna6me beS 9anOelS gepabr
per6en.
Die 8ismorffreun6lidbe vMH16ener
Nu9entctl1e 3eitun8" beutet an, 6aB &ei6sz
tan3ler Saprtpt iebr nobl 0aran tblln
iDilr0e, ipenn cr BON Der Q(en0erung in
Tiirtt 8tSmarf'S 8e3icbungcn gum Sole
gtott5 ndbme. @apriui ioue, gan3 ~etnerGet
ob NIT ooer O6nc @cbeiB bes &aiiers, nit
8tSmarf cine G~erbinoung antnitpfen uno
Die @nli6ten beS 6Iriten il6er Iouz
fenoe polttti3e Sragen gu erlangen iud5en,
Dielleicbt logan baS peri0nlicbe Ginlcbrcite1t
beS Siritcn ourcb cine 9tebe i'm preuBtic6en
!6errenbauie. 2(ut bieie g8eile f0nnte
Gapript no3 nacbbOlen, beiBt es in benz
9trttfel t%peiter, mas er leit benz erlten gaae
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Gin lan9fn9eri9er Glerf,
Der es ~wahri9eirlidl nod 5u Gtpas brineen
miro.
8eprtn. NJ. 3. gEebr.

8eorta, ST., 3. 6e6r.
Ser iunge Mtann 9(rt6ur Sofin, Der iett
Stpei Sa6ren in benz groBen @eicbGft bon
Jtouie, 6aSaro & So. ais Glcrf beibdfti9t
mar, bat eS trob ieineS nur mdBi9en Sc
baltes %peritanOen, itb pdbrenb Der 3eit
cine Der f%etnlten 0teitaIrationen Der Staot
einSuricbten, tpobei ct natiirlicb @elber, Die
ieinen Brin5ipalen bGtten 5utommen iolz
len, SIT 6iilfe na6m. 2llS feline 9ie6ereten
entOedt ipuroen, entgin8 ct baburcb bet
8eitrafun8, baB ct Der Sirma feline &citauz
ration IberlieB unb iib 5uglei9 crbOt, 10
LANCE I'M @ci6dft 81 bGeiber, bis ieocr Gent
beS 9eitoblenen @eloeS crieyt lei.
Die Strma 9ing borauf auc6 Gin. Sept
a6er Bat es ii6 berous8eiteut, baB Der
iungc Ofann rltbig peiter itabl, uno 6e9z
balb purbe feline &crbaftun8 an8eOrOnet.
SIS gelan8 ibm ic6ocb, itcb porGer unitcbtz
bar 5u macbcn, unb bis ieBt lift es nod
nicbt ~8elun8en, icincr babbaft 81 iperOen.
Der @eiammtbetrag ieiner llntcri6!aguuz
gen fOnnte nO9 nicbt 9cnau ermittelt
iperoen.
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grfta 1 Gent.
Oret perpe9ene uno 9efdbrltde
StroIde
l1eberfalleu oen 6efdn9nibwdrter ulo ent=
flIehen.
@irnfnin. 81. 3. gEe6r.

@eitern 2lben6 nm Z l1br murbe bier ein
fibner Nusbrub aus benz Go%nntD9efdngz
nib ms g9erf geieBt. Der @efGngniBz
ipdrter mar beicbdftigt, Sen @efan9enen ibr
2l6enbelien 5u b%rin8en, unb muroe, ais er
Bic erite per9ttterte Gblire 0finete, bon orei
Der3DeifeLten StroLben ii~b2rfalen un0
iibermdlti9t, pOraut oQe 9rei lire 6luc6t
bemerfiteatgten. gtur burb 6as redbtSetz
tige 6iuSufommcn BON 6ilfe pur6en Die
anberen iieben @efungenen baron oerbinz
bert, e6enfaus bas Sreie gu geptnnen. Die
9tomen Der 6lii6tlinge iin6 Samcs 8euz
nett un0 Sobn8arrett, bic Dor eiui9en Sa=
gen in 8earbStown sipei iii6iibe 6nuiirer
berau6t batten, unb SOicpD 8ropu, ein
Sdllber.
, 1894-02-03
Gin ePrenbafter 6efhdftsmann
f0rmlth 9e5wun9en,
Don ieinem RepoIper 6ebraud gu MAIDEN
81 NJ alan. 81. 3. SET

" y v ~ y v ! y ~ Oh'I D. ONU+
@eitern purbe Charles 8. GaDlor BON
TbomaS Gallagher in @ifforo, elmer t~leinen,
I'M norbpeitlicben Ibeile bes Counties &C.
legenen Srticbaft, eri9Oiien. 8eibe be-
trieben in benz Orte etn @cibGft, un6 be-
ion0erS Gallagher ~erfreute itb Der augez
meinen Ncbtung ietner Witbiirger. Die
Sadbe fam foI8en6er1naBen SaDlor's a9tz
5ebnidbriger Sobu fam Dor cini9en Sagen
in @auo9ber'S @ei6Gft unb fOrberte bieien
auf Gins nit ibm Su t%rinfen; Gallagher
IeDnte ie0o3 Die @tnlaoung a6, tporauf bet
iun9e Saplor drgerlicb ipurbe, aber, obne
STREET. a%n3ufangen, ben Qabcn perIteB. 2(m
QlbenO leoocb fam er mieoer, unb ba CT ent>
i6ieoen STREET a~nfan9en poltc, nur6e ct
einfab aus bem @jei6afte binauSbef0rOert,
SpGter ging ber dltere SaDlDr in Dem Srte
lumber, uno erflGrte, baB ct Gallagher in
BEN nd61ten Dierunb5tpan3ig Stun6en uit>
-brtn9en tperbe. 9taCboem Gallagher al
letem Nbenb bcreits 81 8ette 9e9angen mar,
eriblen 3aDlor nit elmer 0oppeIainte Dor
oes e~ritercn Wobnung uno feuerte betoe
S6liie in bic Suit al. Damn eret8netc
iib NIGHTS neiter, bis 8eiterlt, ais ii9 Sal
lag6er I'M Sracbtba6nbofe befanO, UNI iicb
mach Sra6tia6en %uln3ule6en. TaDlor er>
l6ien ebentals bort ltnb Deriebte Gallagher
einen S6Gag ms @eit9t Gallagher wurbe
babel gegen Die 8anb georiidt, 3og ieinen
9}epolpcr unb %feuerte bier Sbuile auf
SaDlOr a6. 0arauf beiticg er ben nGcbiten
3ug, flt6r nab ltrboua, Dem @DuntDiib,
unb itelte ii6 ben 8eb0r6en.