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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-12

democracy Of the Sixteenth Ohio
will assemble az Bridgeport o.,
or the purpose Of nominating a
Isman to succeed the present in
\. Judge PEARSON. Two good
Democrats are mentioned in
injection, viz: MARION HUFF
hi Bellaire, and A. o. BARNES,
Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-12
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

~
The frm OF Kurner and Chew, which has
been engaged Ia the Wall Paper aud Painting
business at No. ~ Twelfth street, has this Gay
been dissolved by mutual consent, George 4.
Kurner retiring. Persons knowing themselves
Indebted 70 the hsm are requested 70 call at
once and settle their accounts Persens hAv-
ing claims will please present the same ~ once
for settlement. GEORGE 4. kuRNER
ROSS Il. UHEM.
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w Rooms lu ceHtfal part Of city. not 20
exceed g. address Room. Tbs onlce. sels9
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w other need apply. MAkoDEN L. COL-
VIC. 1914 Mnin street al5lh
XyANTEU-AN EXPERIENCED BOOK
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Lock Box go, Msriins Ferry. Ohio. seller
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supplies address. sTERLlEG REFINING
CO, Cleveland, OHIO sssru, Tn,sArV
WANTED - HOTEL COOKS, BARRIERS.
w farm hand, Eve good dining room girls,
cham bermAid, iaundyess, ten good girls Tor
general homework, hotel help, store MANAGER,
cooks for private families. BUSINESS tx.
CHANGE, i520 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-12

Dol
ne the InteliGencer.
at you, Mr.. HARTP
what do you want?
\ you taken a flyer in telephone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-12
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF tho Movement of
individuals.
r.,.-,at fo,hs RsgiRts-

New YORK, September l1.-Miss NJ.
s. Stribliug and Miss 5. Stribling, Of
Martiusburg, arrived today on the
steamer Ethiopia from Glasgow, Scot
land. The West VirginianS at New
York hotels to-day are: From Wheel
ing, L. 3. Burlin, Mrs. Travis, Broad
way Central; q. E. House, Metropoli-
tan; Mr.. aud Mrs. $. 5 Bloch, j..
SpeideI, Waldorf. From Elkins, D..
Elkius, Marlborough; J. Z. Heavier,
Metropolitan.
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5es the receiver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-12

hid MCKINLEY 20 TO the hide
Republican State Of Maine?
REED Is a great talKer and
Making continually since
kaed, but In al his talk
10 mentioned McKIN-
So the Buckeye
\ supply the def
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-12

The REGISTER, embracing rs ssvsra, eoi-
lions. Is entered at the Pos'o'nee ." "'''''-
ne. W. Va, as secono-elass UatSer'
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rI,o THE CREDITORS OF THE EsTArs

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The morning call., 1894-08-02

first blind and then subdue with its rare
music the ordinary man who sings of a
thousand year.
First, some experts were called from the
Mint To adjust the scale until it recorded
the weight of hair.
i Then the task of proving up the con-
tents Of the working vaults-that is. the
vaults that contain the daily exchange. A
sack Of gold containing 5000 was put
upon the scale and tested, and then it
was used as weight in the weighing Of
other sacks. The sack reaching the stand
ard was passed oD, the sack falling short
was counIed.
In the weighing of gold certain allow
ance is made by the Government for abra-
sion. That allowance being excepted, the
coin is said to stand at the least tolerant
weight" The sack of gold containing
$4,000 weighs 73 81 pounds.
Silver runs in sacks of $1,000. which
weighs 5S CT pounds. No allowance is
made for abrasion, or anything else for
that matter.
To-day the reserve vaults back of the
working vaults will be entered. and tn lose
in the basement finally.
There is over S11.000,000 of gold and
over S25 900, 600 of silver coin in the sub
treasury. The San Francisco sub-treas-
ury is the next important depositor in the
United States after New York. After
sending over S27, 100000 to Washington
within a recent period it still holds this
rank. This accounts for the presence of
the United States Treasurer TO witness the
transfer Of the Office from administration
to admins STRAIT ton
The morning call., 1894-08-02
ALMOST BLINDING
Shuffling of Millions of
Gold Eagles.
Coin in the Sub-Treasury Counted
by the United States Treas
urer and Witnesses.

The counting Of the thirty-seven millions
OF money in the United States sub-treas-
ury on Commercial street was begun yes
terday and progressed just far enough to
Indicate that two weeks will be required
to finish the job.
The handling Of so much hard and bright
coln Of the realm is an unusual task even
for the treasurer Of these United States.
ID. w. Morgan. who superintends the work
aud who had just completed the counting
OF $500. 100000 at Was hington previous to
his coming here. The money at Washing
ton ls nearly all paper.
with Treasurer Morgan is his assistant
cashier. l.. Il. Bautz. These two are from
the United States Treasurer's office.
from the Office of the U nlted States Sec
retary OF the Treasury were Burton
Boyle. chief of the warrant division, and
George ii. Smith OF the public moneys di-
vision Of the treasury.
Then there were Colonel jackson, the
retiring treasurer. and Campbell q. Berry,
who succeeds him, and besides these STAN
ley ID. jackson, re representing Colonel Jack
son, and Robert Burnett. chief clerk of
the Mint, representing Mr.. Berry.
Inc day In the sub-treasury was busy
one, the glitter and clink of the yellow and
white metals as they were dragged out of
the DIRK vaults and passed in review over
the great office scales, being calculated to
The morning call., 1894-08-02
will have meeting on Monday evening next
ALAMEDA.

When the case OF ". ii. Beals was called
yesterday morning at 10 O'clock in Justice
Swasey's court, BeaIs had not put in an ap-
pearaEce and as the time rolled on and moth
ing was seen OF him the legal gentlemen on
both sides of the case began TO look bothered.
Fina lily The Judge decided to continue the case
and the Jury was poled, when Beals put in an
a appearance. He gave as his excuse for being
late that he was looking for witnesses In Oak
land. After the examination of several wit
BesSes and the arguments were made Dy couh-
sci on bOIh sides the case was given 10 the jury
at 2:20 O'Clock. AT 3:1o the jury found they
could not agree and so notified the Justice,
they standing 6 to 6. Justice SWasey then dis
missed the jury
The case VIII come up again August II.
In anticipation Of a disagreement Road
master Baxter swore out another warrant,
charging Beas with malicious mischief.
The Public Pound.
The Board of City Trustees has under con-
sheraton the purchase OF piece of land sit-
uated at the old Alameda Point adjoining the
the public pound. The land is the property OF
Mrs. Clark widow or the late Captain Clark OF
Clarks landing on lhe San Leandro Bay, near
Melrose having frontage of 100 feet by 40
feet deep. The price named is $1,000.
Street Cleaning.
Street superintendent Frodden has kept
gang of 100 men at work for the past three
weeks cleaning the streets of Alameda. AT
this time the work Is nearly completed, and the
force thus engaged Will be greatly reduced
during the coming week and finally dismissed.
These men have been paid the sum OF 81 per
day.
Police Record.
The police records for the month Of July
show that the following arrests were made:
Burglary 1, grand larc6ny 2, resisting an officer
l, participating IN riot 2, suspicion of burglary
l. cruelty TO animals l, malicious mischief 6,
disturbing the peace 5. battery 1, violating
ordinances 1s. dru.ik 3, vagrancy l. total, 43.
Meals furnished 20, aud lodgings furnished 5.
Increasing Rapidly.
The membership roll of the Alameda Repub-
lican Club is steadily increasing. 1t now con-
tains 23S names. tits proposed by the mem
bers OF this club TO make themselves felt In this
years campaign. The officers are very ener-
getlc and are losing no opportunity OF securing
new members.
License Renewals.
During the month OF July $6534 70 was col
lected for licenses By Captain Conrad as fol
lows: Business licenses 1878 90. dog licenses
S412 90 saloon licenses $3.50.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
MARRIED.

w MAGENER-HElCK-In this city. August l. lS94.
0y the Rev. J. NJ. Buehler. Emil Wagener and
RoSaiie Heick.
STEINER-STEwART- this CITY, July 81.
lS94, by the Rev. j. NJ. BuehIer, Paul Steiner
ana Martha Stewart.
bEENDER-NosS-In E this city. July 80. 1884;
Dy Dy the Rev. j. NJ. Buehler. Joseph Bender ana
Pauline Voss
SCh URMANN-STEIN-In this citv. July 70,
1874 by the Rev. j. NJ BuehIer Frederick
Schurmann and Mary Stein.
NiEL-CARPENTER-In this city, July Is. 1894
" Ihe Rev. DR.. Ollie, Charles II. Mel and Annie
=. carpenter. both of Petaluma Cal
GlBSON-fRANK-In this city, July IS. 1888.
at the Central Methodist Episcopal Church, oy
me rev. Or. Ollie, Charles a. Gibson and EmlIlt
Dorette Frank. both of San francisco.
BAHKE-BLANCK-In this city, August l, 1894
by the Rev. NJ NJ. Gibs on. DID,. Robert Bahfe
ana Anna +. Blanck, both of San Francisco
bELL-GRANT-In this city. July 26, 1894, Ber
nard Hudson Bell OF Marathon Iowa, and
Josephine Grant OF San Francisco.
BETH E-YOUNG-In Oakland. May 25, 1884
oy Frederick C. Cliff, Justice of The Peace
George A. Bethune and Helene Annie Young.
The morning call., 1894-08-02

Fourth District, which Mr. Plunkett repre-
sented, comprised large part OF Berkeley, and
il Is now suggested mat the name oil some
capable citizen of Berkeley be indorsed and
presented to Governor Markham with the hope
of his appointment for the five weeks before
the election for Supervisor, when IL Is nopeo
people as nominee. j. X. Little, Weli-knOWn
business man, is spoken OF for the place.
Walnut-street Extension.
For ten years the town officials have been en-
deaVoring to open Walnut street rom College
way TO University avenue. This street IS the
most desirable for travel between the north end
OF town ana Berkeley center, ana ltS opening
has become an urgent necessity Ihe properly
TO be taken belongs 10 Mrs. AcheSon, ana She
has strenuousy objected. The Town BOARD
Las just made a renewed attempt 10 oDen lhe
street, and a resolution of intention for tnat
purpose will be acted upon at the next NEE ing
OF the board. There is the promise OF liVeiy
discussion over the matter.
Striker Blooms Case Postponed.
The case Of George Bloom. set for yes
terday, has been postponed until next tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock, owing TO the TACT tAat
the case of Beal will consume most OF the time
of the court to-day. 1t is stated that Bloom
Knows nothing OF the charges OF Whlcn ne Is
accused aud can prove an allDl.
Town Values.
The Town Assessor has completed his work
In East and West and South Berkeley. In this
part there has been an increase OF 100000 in
The property valuation. with the remaining part
Of town showing corresponding increase.
There will be total gain of some S80O,o00 or
an addition OF about $4,000 10 the towns in
come.
Wants a Salary.
Civil Engineer w. r. Power has made peti-
tiOn TO lhe Board of City Trustees for salary
for work performed by him. instead OF the COM
mission he has had in The past.
The matter has been taken under cOnsdera-
tion and VIII be acted upon at the next meeting
Of the board.
East Berkeley Republicans.
At the meeting of the East Berkeley Repub-
ican Club Tuesday evening the club decided
not TO nominate delegates to the county con-
vention, but TO call caucus for that purpose.
A campaign committee was appointed.
Notes.
The ProhIbtionists of Berkeley have decided
to elect delegates TO the county convention and
The morning call., 1894-08-02
NEW PORTUGUESE CHURCH.
To Be Located ON the Corner of
Front and Jackson.

The Portuguese residents OF this city.
who have been accustomed to worship at
the Church Yglesia de Nuestra Sonora de
Guadalupe, on Broadway, have COM
m enced steps to have church of their
own.
Yesterday force of carpenters started
to convert the building at 325 Front street,
corner OF Jackson. into place of worship.
which will be finished in about four
weeks.
Rev. E. Fernandez and Rev. j. Farreira,
respectively pastor and assistant pastor of
st. Joseph's Portuguese) Roman Catholic
Church. on Chestnut street. Oakland, will
ofhciate at the services, which at first will
De held on SUNDAYS only.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
SHRINERS IN TOWN.
A Delegation That Is Delighted With
This Oasis.

A delegation of "ShrinerS" after the
visit to Denver have travelled over the
sands Of the desert to the oasis of San
Francisco and are putting up at the
Palace.
They are John NJ. Anderson. Allegheny
County bond clerk. and for twelve years
a member of the City Council of Pitts
burg: John f. Steel, cashier of the Free
hold Bank of Pittsburg, and j. b. Phil
lips, breeder of such horses as have
gained for him the name of Lucky Bald
win of Pittsburg.
They are all members of Syria
Temple, Knights of the Mystic Shrine of
Pittsburg They we're visiting Palo Alto
yesterday and are enthusiastic in its
praise. They will probably leave for the
East to-day
The morning call., 1894-08-02
BERKELEY.

AS a fish erman of The West Berkeley shore
pulled in his anchor yesterday morning, be
found caught in the fiuke a good sized box,
which, upon being opened. proved 10 contain a
dozen sticks of giant powder and several boxes
of percussion caps. Upon looking near where
the box had lain another was found containing
a like amount OF powder. Theories were at
once rife as to the cause for the existence OF so
deadly an amount of powder in such place
1t was said that as powder was never shipped
with percussion caps aud fuse. it could only
have been intended for some sinister purpose.
The Town Marshal took charge OF the explo-
siYes.
Precinct Boundaries.
The County Board Of Supervisors bas been
severely criticized In not making the precinct
INES OF brrkeley conform more closely 10 me
law, which requires the number OF voters in
each precinct TO be as nearly 200 as possible.
As they stand now the Third Precinct mas
about 600 registered voters, while the Second
Precinct has not much over 100. Another
complaint is that the lines are not laid down so
as to best accommodate the voters in being a Bile
TO reach the polling-places, East Berkeley ciIi-
lens in some cases having TO vote in West
Berkeley. II is cOnIended that the precincts
should be so arranged that each should have a
polling place near a station.
Early Honors.
The University class OF '94 are getting dis
tinctl0n at an early day. Helen Thayer and
N Maida Castlehelm are in the Santa Cruz High
OCuOOis Gutlu OlSyCS Is lD bHS dllcJO hiHu
School, Helen Ballard is IN the Suisuu High
School; Ben Weed. principal of the Sonoma
High School; Winifred s. Bangs. principal Of
the Paso Robles High School; Frances Boggs
OF the Napa High School and Susie Webb of
'93 class goes TO the Vacaville High School,
Berkeley Wants Supervisor.
The vacancy caused by the death of County
Supervisor Plunkett reminds Berkeley that IL
has never yet been represented on the board,
although IL now is city Of IL, 900 people. The
The morning call., 1894-08-02
Don't Give Up the Ship I

So say those who, having experienced its bene-
fits themselves, advise their despairing friends to
eviIs-liver complaint dyspepsia and irreguarity
OF the bowels Fruitful OF benefit is the Bitters in
malarial, rheumatic and kidney troubles and nerv-
ousness Use the great remedy with persistence.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
CHARGED WITH LIBEL.
Richard S. Heath Sues the Examiner
for $4,000 Damages.

Richard S. Heath has sued the proprietor
of the Examiner TO recover $4,000 dam
ages for alleged libel. The com plant was
fled in the County Clerks Office yester-
day.
Some weeks ago there was quarrel In
the barroom OF the Grand Hotel in which.
the Examiner said, Heath. Reel Terry and
I. Il. Hall participated. The paper also
stated that after several blows had been
struck the dlsputants quieted down. forgot
their wrath and drowned the bitter men,
ory of the fight in the flo wing bowl.
In his complaint Heath swears that he
was a the home of his mother when the
quarrel in the barro0m was said to have
taken place. and he also swears that he
has not tasted intoxicating liquor for
eighteen months
The morning call., 1894-08-02
GRAND HOTEL BAR DEBTS.

Two Creditors Ask the Sheriff to
Help Collect Their Accounts.
The financial troubles that have been
lowering over the Grand Hotel bar
eliminated yesterday when four attach
ments we've levied on the bar and fixtures.
j. j. Rauer filed three of the attachments
for 1898 81, $50 80 and S235 As respectively.
The fourth. by j. E. Shain. is for 500 40
Edward Fay, the proprietor, is not in the
citV at Dresent.
The morning call., 1894-08-02

BAiLEY-Ih this city. July 27. 1894. to the wife
of Harry Bailey, a son.
BOYER-In this city, July 81. 1894. to the wife OF
Paul Boyer. a daughter.
HUTCHINSON-In this city. July %. 1894 to the
wife OF j. P. Hutchinson, daughter.
BROWN-In San Mateo, July 80. 1894, to the
wne or w. H. Brown a son.
BcENTIRE-In Brentwood, July 28, 1894, TO the
wife OF John McEntire. . daughter.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS.

LBirth marriage and death notices sent by mall
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorDed
with the name and residence OF persons authoriz-
Ing 10 have the same published.J
The morning call., 1894-08-02
Claims Nellie Van.

William B. Glove has sued Bailey &
Weller for possession of the mare Nellie
Van. or her value $500.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
HIS OWN LAWYER.

Benefits Only Friend Is
His Wife.
AND SHE BELIEVES IN HIM.
Merchant Steele Leaves All to
His Widow.
WITHDRAWAL OF MRS. POUL SON.
Colonel Won Schmidt Charges His Son
With InSanity-A Warrant
Sworn Out.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS,
80 Day
Reduction Sale.
EXTRADRDIAARY VALUES IN FURNITURE.

To quickly reduce our large line of
Furniture we offer for 80 days only
our entire stock at prices CUT
DOWN without regard to cost.
Designs all late, exclusive not to
be duplicated. Come at once.
Every day will lessen your choice.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


movements OF Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW Y0RK-Arriyed Aug 1-Stmr Spree. from
Bremen.
, 1894-06-06
Die Gtoorretten.D eroronun0.

Die bonn Sta6trat6 iiber baS 8eto 6es
WfaDorS gum @eieB crDobene Gtgarretter>
8erOr6nung, tpelcbe bic 6erlteuung un6
ben 8ertauf bon Gigarrettel1, bic Opium,
Wforp0tum, StecbapfelblGtter, 8euQoonna,
@lpcertn ober 3uder ~entbaIten, nit boberl
8elOftrafen bele9t, lit nacb benz llrtDetl
berporragenber G~abatS6Gnbler faum Ourcbz
fiibrbar. O2tt benz 3mede Der Sr0inans,
tpelcbe nalnentltcb Der ltnittte 0eS 8erfaufs
bon Gt9arretten an S6ulfinber u116 Min
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etnueritanoen, tie erflGren ie0ocb, DaB sic
&ecbt89iiLtigfeit berieLben 9crt6tIt9 angez
fodbten iperben tpiro, neil in Ser Sr6t11ans
3u6er uno @lpcertn, Stoffe bic CUR Ser
itellun9 Der Gt9arretten abiolut n0tbtg itn6,
nit mirflib i9aOlicben Stoffen auf Elm
unO 0telelbe Stufe geiteQt itn6. Die
GabafSbdnOler itnb Ser Nniid6t, baB SEM
nit @t9orretten 9etrtebenen llnfug better
6aburb gelteuert perDen f0nne, tpenn bic
SrOtnan3 bonn 16. Oftober 1892, bic ben
8erfauf bon Gt9arretten unb Sptrituoien
e1ttDaltenen 3ufertperfen Yericnen u:tter
16 Sabren oerbtetet, itreng 6urcbgefibrt
tper6e.
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tti3en SdulratbS, Der bic Mc@tQcn'idbe
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@tgarrctten entite6enben 9Gmpfe 6eS .3us
fers unb @lDcertnS 6irefteS @ift ieien, Oas
namentlib bel &noben SIT iebr idbperen
@rtranfungen QlnlaB gebe. 9err 3ruOe
bat iib nit Sablrei6en 2e6rerinnen iiber
baS @t9arrettenrau6en Set Schiller unterz
balten unb bon bieien Sen 8elcbeib erbalz
ten, OaB Die Cigarette ns9taucber in tbrem
9an3en 2tuSieben unb Q8eien iebr unpors
tbeiIbaft ii6 bon ben ni6t rau9en6en
S9iLern unteri6eiben. Sin &tn6 lit
mebr tpert6 ais ale Gt9arrettenfabrifen ser
Ser. Staater1", ettlGrte SEER Gru6e.
, 1894-06-06
@eraebliMe Wtiihe.

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men Ser 8un0eSregierung an bic Wttttpe
tn6 Gr6tn beS californilc6en 8unbesienaz
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orb 6aS b0flt3e griu9en gericbtet, Der
faiie vSntel Sam's" bic &letntqteit BON
inf3e6n Mtutonen 0oQors 9efGQigit unz
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ltr tpelben na3 @nit9t Ser 8un6eSregierz
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lie Ourc6 Die @riinbung ser Q%enannten
8a6n aus tletnen 9~on6faufleuten 0ol6z
JrGbern un6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'o5uia8en it6er No6t 3u D~ieIfodben W1iQioz
1dren 9etpor6en, paren natiirticb gIetcbfaQs
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aber i9on felt btelet Sa6ren toot un6
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bat aber NIGHTS baoon 9e60rt, baB eS ser
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;rettenoen Srmnten aus benz bebeuten6ell
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fem 9aar beiier 8eben. 6rau Stanforo
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vOntel Sam" Elm S9ntpptben gu icblaqen ;
1aben tie bO9 nt9t umlonit 6aS Bette
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men 81 iein.
, 1894-06-06
DerfIa9te BabnoefeIIfhaften.

Ser Corporations 7Nntpalt reic6te 6eltte
i'm 9tamen Der Sta0t i'm &reiS9eric6t cine
&etbe BON &lQ8en 9egen peri6te0ene Gtien7
babngeleui9aften 0uf &if3aDlun9 ber Gnt=
i6d0igun9Siummen elm, welde Die Sta6t
aus 2lnlaB Ser Observation-Disclosures
III Die burb Die lebteren geiAGbi9ten
@runOetgentbitnler 9e5ablt bat. Die oers
tla9ten 8a6ngeieQiDaften iin6 Die Chicago,
Mtlpaufec & ct. 8aul=8abn, Die 0fortbs
t%peiterlt, Die YittSburg Sort 8aDne, Die g.,
Burlington & Quincp, 6ie llnton Stod
Yar6S, bic Otortbern 8aciftc, Die @eitern
Snbiana unb bic Nlton78a6n, unb Der
8etrag, 6eiien &%itf3ablung bic Stabt Ders
langt, beIGuft itA auf ettpa $750,000.
, 1894-06-06

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6urh SttatDazSn6iane ange9riffen. 1861
itirbt Gaoour, 1873 QOmiral Bring N6alz
bert bon 8reuBen, 1881 6enrt 8ieurtempS,
1883 PrOf, 3tO6ert BON S9Gaginttpett, unb
I'M Sabre 1888 felt am 6. sunni bic bemoz
tratiide MISUNDERSTANDING in ct.
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iboftsz &an6i6aten tpie6er auf. On BENT
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manpz6aQ" in Seem gorf ab unb ittrbt Ser
&omponiit GarG @teOel, 8r6ft0ent bes
2~(Q8emeinen 6euticben MuiifOereins. 1889
miro Seattle inn Staate 0ai6ington bon
elmer Derbeerenben TeuerSbrunlt 6eilngez
iu9t un6 inOfenbur8, 8a0en, tommen bel
benz 8ran6e elmer Sptrncrei meDrere 2(r-
better nm.