davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1894-04-26
WHO GOT the PARDON
Efforts Being Made to Learn What
Doctor Said Poey Might Die.
Notwithstanding the Physicians
Certificate, He Talks Of Living.
In Prison Only a Short Time for
Stealing $4,000.

Simon Poey. who was sentenced to six
years in Sing Sing in 1893 for stealing
$40, 600 from James f. Ward & Co.. of
the Cuban steamship line, is at liberty
once again and is enjoying his freedom
at his home in Whitestone, l.. !.
A great deal of establishment is mani
tested by the Ward line people at Poey' S
release. and they declare that unusual
methods must have been adopted to
have secured his pardon. Manager
Hughes, of the Ward line, who heard
that the petition praying, for Poey,s
Co, emphatlcally pronounced the sig
nature a forgery. The petition, how
ever did not bear Ward Il Co.'S sigma
ture, and Gov, Flower said In Albany
that he granted a pardon to Poey solely
on IA physicians certificate that the
prisoner had cataract Of both eyes and
was in danger Of death.
poey's eyes are undoubtedly affected,
hut not to the extent of endangering his
life He said himself yesterday that he
would remain in Nhitestone ana I'VE
down his disgrace aod trouble rms Is
not compatible with the remarks of a
dying man, and the impression has
arisen that Gov. Flower has been I'M
posed upon.
gineered the movement which brought
about he release. Some of the signerS
OF the petition were the Rev. pr; c. ;;
NJ Stewart, rector Of Grace Episcopal
Church: III" Rev. Father Kenrney. pas
tor OF st. Luke's Roman tatholic
Church; Samuel Harriott and Capt j.
j. eMrritt
When u reporter saw Poey at his line
house in Whitestone, overlooking the
sound he wore goggles lie salI ne
presumed his pardon was brought about
BY the condition of his eyes. and then
added that he intended to live his trou-
bles down. The name of the physician
who certified that Poey was IN tanGe'
of death could not be learned. An In
vestigation, 1t is not unlikely, will fol-
The evening world., 1894-04-26
DIPLOMATS TO TAKE A HAND.
Coke strike May. Lead to Interna-
tiOnnl Complications.

PlTTSBURG, April 26-'rhe investiga-
ton of the treatment and condition Of
the l9G coke striker3 now imprisoned in
the Uniontown Jai! promises to assume
an international aspect. Max Schamberg,
the Austro-Hungary Consul in this
city. has been Instructed by the Aus
tro-Hungarian Ambassador In Wash
ington. Chevalier de Travera to ascer-
tain the facts in the case and report
to him.
The Ambassador will then lay the
matter before Secretary Gresham. The
Committee which went to Washington
last week in the interests of these for
eigners reports that Germany and Aus
tria will both take hand in the COM
ing trials,
The evening world., 1894-04-26
CAN'T FIND HIS BODY.
All CrOtOn Falls Searching Day and
Night for Robbie Gibson.

CROTON FALLS, n. Y, April 2G.-The
search which has been going on since
Tuesday afternoon for the body of little
Robert Gibson. supposed to have been
drowned In the Croton River, has so far
proved unsuccessful. Business is at a
standstill. The public school is closed
and men, women and children are
engaged in the search, which was kept
up until midnight last night and renewed
again this morning.
AS already told in 1.-The Evening
World the boy was the youngest son
Of Rev. r. p. Gibson, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. The little fellow
was playing on the bank of the river
and Ii ssipT,ored to have fallen into the
water. His hat was found yesterday
The body Is believed to be In Crotor
The evening world., 1894-04-26
MURDER IN A PRISON.
Aged Deer Island Inmate Killed by
u COmrade.

BOSTON, April 26.-John Harkins,
alias Barry, a prisoner on Deer Island
was murdered yesterday afternoon in
the cellar Of the prison, and his sup
posed murderer, jeremiah Dacey, is
missing. The men have both been down
on the island since last January, and
were committed for drunkenness. Har-
was assigned to look after the fowl
while Dacey. who is fifty years old
looked after the furnaces.
A fellow prisoner stumbled over the
lar floor, his skull crushed, and besid,
the body was a piece of gas piping
stained with blood. A roll-call showed
that the furnace-keeper was missing
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Michael killion OF ~ Border street East
Boston called at Police Headquarters this morn
inr and had an alarm sent out for his fifteen
year-od son Michael J. Killon. who has been
missing since April l. He left his home In com.
pany with a newsboy named Thomas Cannon and
1t is thought that they are In this city.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
You read the Evening World!
DO You read the sunday Worldf
SMALLPOX CLOSES A TRACK.
Madison Races TO BE Run AT East
81. Louis.

lBy Associated PresaD
ST. LOUIS, April 26-Because OF the
prevalence OF smallpox at Madison, Ill,
the management OF the race-track there
last night decided to close up and run
the remaining four days races at the
East ST. Louis track.
About two weeks ago a case OF small
box was discovered among the track
employees at Madison and, as a number
OF cases have since developed from that
one, 1t was thought best by the manage
ment to take this action 10 prevent the
disease from spreading.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
NORTHWESTERN ARMY OUT.
Leaves Seattle ana Expects to Take
u Train mt PuynlIup.
lBy Associated Press. }

SEATTLE. Wash, April 26-The
Northwestern Industrial forces, l6o
strong marched out of town last night,
first making a demonstration on the
principal streets which were packed
with people to see them depart. They
marched through Seattle, four miles.
and camped for the night In IA church
and several deserted store buildings
Commander Shepard says the men
will be marched to Puyallup. thirty
miles distant on the Northern Pacific.
where. he says. a train will be taken.
He refuses to tell how he expects to get
the train, and admits that the Northern
Pacific refused TO give him one, f,1
The evening world., 1894-04-26
c. Baldwin Fosdick DenA.

C. Baldwin Fosdick died yeste cay at his home
81 West Thirty-sixth street He was engaged
with his father. Charles b. Fosdick In the leather
business at &c Spruce street. c. Baldwin Fosdick
was the defendant in a divorce suit brought by
his second wife. Jennie =. Fosdick. which at
tracted a great deal Of attention when II was
tried Mrs, Fosdlck obtained the decree the
ground of cruelty.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

(By Associated PressJ

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 26-John SHELTON,
charged with the murder OF Cashier Ross OF the
scottsboro, Ala Bank, overpowered the TALLER,
who was the son OF the Sheriff. and made his
escape. Bloodhounds were soon put upon the
track OF the escaped prisoner. After a run OF
ten miles over the country the Sherin's posse met
Skeletons brothers who admitted that they had
placed their brother horseback and he had
gone on ahead The Sheriff and posse are still
In nnrAuIt.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
You read the Evening World!
DO you read the sunday world'
COL. WORKS NEW TEAM.
His Agent Buys IL Pair of Flyers In
kentucky.

LEXINGTON, Ky. April 2G,-Ed De-
ccrna, of New York. has bought for Col.
Frank Work, OF New York. the great
team Mahla (2.l93-D and Sea Girl
els la.
They will be used on the road in
Gotham. DeCerna paid Bowerman $ll,-
co.. for the two. They are the best pair
Of mares ever sold in Kentucky.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Alleged Poiicy-DeaIer Held.

John Walters. who was arrested by Policeman
Meehan, OF the Eldridse street station on the
charge OF keeping a policy shop In the rear
house ut 1854 Eldridge street, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Hogan In the Essex Market Police
Court to-day. The policeman said he saw a num-
Der Of women go Into the place and come out
with policy alps In their banda Justice Hogan
hsld Walters Tor trial. IN ~
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Says the Girl Abducted Him.

my Associated Press
PlTTsFIELD Mass, April s6-Edmund c, Da
Wis. aged thirty seven, was held yesterday on
the charge Of abducting Laura e. Waters, aged
fourteen. Both parties are residents Of Otis
Davis Is a rough farmer, The couple ran away
las, week and we're married In Canaan n, Y
Davis claims that .he girl abducted him,
The evening world., 1894-04-26
MINERS MAY USE FORCE.
Thousands TO March to Tolucn, III.
TO Compel Strike.

LASALI.E, ILL.,, April 26.-The Com
mittee having returned from Tocula
with report that the miners will not
quit work, II was decided at meeting
held here last evening to march over In
a body to Tocula to-day and use force
II necessary.
1t is expected there will be between
1000 and 5000 men from Lasalle. Peru.
Oglesby, Spring Valley, Seaton Ladd
and Laceyville In line.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Chicago Strike Settled.


CHICAGO, April 2S,-The plumbers strike is
settled and !, 500 iourneymen plumbers OF Chicago
will return to work Monday morning. The men
concede some minor points and the bosses grant
them 50 10 day, which was the principal Issue.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
One of scburzs Comrades Dead
CBy Associated Press

NY NNNOTINTtW TTVNE
LEXINGTON. Ky April 26.-Malor r, NJ
Helveu died here yesterday. aged enty-hve
He came to the United States with Carl Schurg
Franz Sigel and others who were banlshcd from
Germany for taking part in the revolution Of
lslS He served In the Union Army during the
civil war as a member OF the First Kentucky
Cavalry. lie vas professor Of modern languages
In n school here.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
You read the Evening World!
DO you read the sunday World'
HORSES AND cows BURNED.
Major Hicks's stables Destroyed at
wyoming, PA.

WlLKESBARRE. Pa, April 26,-The
valuable stables on the stock farm OF
Major Hicks, of Wyoming, were de-
stroyed by fire early this morning.
Twenty-three COWS and six FLOODED
horses persisted in the flames. The loss
will reach $50, 600; insurance, 5000,
The evening world., 1894-04-26
weavers VIII spread the Strike

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. April 20
One OF the greatest strikes In the his
tory OF New Bedford Is about to begin.
uWamsutta Min weavers last night de
cided to take definite action on the strike
OF No. @ MIL by calling out all weavers
In the Wamsutta Corporation, number
ing about 200 This means idleness for
5000 operatives. Intense excitement pre-
walls In the city.
The evening world., 1894-04-26
BrisssviiIe MIL Hands strike.
tBy Associated Pressl

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, April 26-Two hun
bred employees Of the LInwood MIL at Briggs
VILE struck yesterday account OF Is pei
cent. reduction In wages.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Al 80 o'6clock this morning Nellie Kerrigan.
thirty ave years old Of III West One Hundred
and Fret street. fell from the FIRE escape on ths
arst floor TO the ground, rcsiying sevtSs injuries
and was attended BY a Manhattan Hospital sur
leon
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Halo VIII Not suspend.

G. do Grimm. tho artist. announces that the
Impression that the comic paper Halo. is to sua-
pend publication 10 incorrect He states that II
will be published az heretofore. but under his
The evening world., 1894-04-26
Frye,. Corps md nrasiI. Ind.

BRAZIL. Ind, April 26.--Gen, FrySs
division OF the Industrial Army has ar
rived here, having come from Terre
Haute in sections, some by rail and some
on loot. They pitched their tenty on the
The evening world., 1894-04-26

You read the Evening worid'
DO yoa read the sunday WoFIdi
The evening world., 1894-04-26
TWO MINERS KILLED.
Crushed at Plymouth, Pa, by Fail
of Coal.

WILK ESBARRE, Pa. April 26.-Si,
mon Ratkeewiz and Madylin Faust, two
Hungarian laborers, were killed in Not
tingham mine. Plymouth, last night by
fall OF coal
They were buried under twenty tons
of coal and their bodies horribly man
gled.
The evening world., 1894-04-26

Yeu read the Evening World,
no you read the sunday Woridi
The evening world., 1894-04-26

You read the Evening worIdI
Do you read the Sunday WOrldf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03

Sdnoereien, Die ibm uno ieincr SGlpe=
tier geb0rten, Stuei tnllenO Collars uno
ililhtete bamit no1 Canada. &is lein
guientbait Daielbit betdnnt wurbe,
peri6wenpetc er Die gauge GeloIumme
uno tebrte Johann su ieincn @ermono=
ten IN Gn9lemoDo suriif, no er nod
an, Sage por Der Sluttbat 9eIelen
muroc. @r ging pOn bort inter Dem
&or0eben iort, 9lrbelt Iul1en Su wollen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
Sbio.

Nunme6r bat oas Saiter bes
Npiumrnu1ens aud in 6incin=
oati Gln9ang 9ciunOen. Der oortiNe
YOliiilt Slider bate in G%rfabrun9 9e=
OrN6t. oab Der Gbinele 6barles See,
Der IN Der 6eOr9eItruBt NngebliA cine
gSdiderei betreiDt, oaielbit cine re9llz
lQre NpiumbDble unterbalte. gm
9lbenoe leAte lid Slider, Der iammt
ieinem Gpllegen McGartbp Gipiltlei=
Dung trug, nllf Die Gauer. Die Seam=
ten iaben, wie ein wciBer SiinglinA
ulo cine Negerin nad chamber ll6 IN
Die 9Sdlherei i6li6en. Sad elmer
@eile iuAten Die Seomten Dem Baare
gu fpl9en. Sic ianoen aber Die Shire
periAloilen. Slider itemmte. ais linn
auf wieoerbolte &uie ni1t 9eDffnet.
mprOen mar, ieinen brei.en Gilfsn
9e9en Die Sbiire uro brad oieielbe auf.
3ulammen nit Dem inSpii6en einse=
trofeneu YoliSeilieutenunt 99inters
oransen oann Die Seamten in Die 9Sd=
iderei Elm. 9lls lie binter Den Gere
i6lag, Der oieielbe in sluei Sdlften
tbeilt, tamen, iaben lie, ME Der @bis
neIe Ii6 aus einem Sinterfeniter Iliibs
tete. Slider ieBte ibm mad lrno erz
mii6te i'm in Dem Seller inter elmer
apotbete, wobin See lid gefliihtet
bate. Salbbetdllbt bon benz Site
uno oampfenoe Yieiien in ibren San=
ben balteno, murosn bon Den geamten
in Dem Sintersimmer Der gSdidsrei Die
Neserin uno Der meibe SiinNling por=
oefunoen. S,n Der Mitte Der Stube
Itano ein bplitdnoiger Opium 3tauh=
4pparat, b. 3. cine b~renuenoe Spiri=
tuslampe, Sebdlter uno &Orbhen nit
benz Site, Bfeiien II. |. NJ. Die 2lus=
riiltun9 uno Die brei 6efan9enen mllr.
Den per TDli3eimagen sur Central
Statipn selhait. See wurbe we9en
0altens elmer SpiumbDble gebu6t.
Seine beiosn GGlte, Die mesen perbo=
tenen 8enuiies bon Opium eingelpbt
ipurOen, resiitrirten lid ais Hobert
Sater, Selearapbiit, uno Sta Gullom.
gater, Der Oas geuBere zines langidb=
risen SpiumgenieBers 6at, tru9 Elm
Worpbiumfldi66en unb cine Naoel-
iprige bel lid. Sic Neaeriu, Die i'm
gu tenneu ideint, ertlarte, Dap er MOr-
pbium=GinipriBun9en made, Denn CT
tein Opium erbalten tonne. Sas ME.
Driglte StraimaB iiir Saltel einel
Spium=SOble 1T 800 neblt &oiieu.
Ger Gbineie bere6nete fir cine pieiit
% Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
S6,uets.

= Nus SuSern wiro iiber eigen=
tblmli6e Se9leiteriGeinunsen zines
8ewitters berihtet, ipeldes inter einem
Ortanartiaen Sturme IbenOs um balb
Z ubr in Der lm9ebun9 bon ct.
6allen nieDerging. Nebnlihe GrI1ei=
munger, alleroings in Diel I1pdberem
Mabe, mabte lib in g8ien bel einem
6epitter bemertbar, pel6es Ii6 nm Die
Mittagsltunoe Oes IL. SUM entluo.
SSn beioen 6GQen mirtte Die BODICE
ipannte atmoipbdrii6e Glectricitdt auI
Die 9eitungsorabte unD duBerte lib in
Wien in Sntsrferens : GrI6einungen,
wel6e Die 6liiblampen Seitweilig gum
@erlOihen bra6ten. Sm Sorie @Oliua
bel ct. 8allen erlOlbeu Gleihfalls
wdbrero oes 8eruitters alle elettrii6en
9ampsn. Seim .Siser" ~be9annen su=
9lei6 Die Seitun9sordbte elgenorti9 5u
lell6ten unO Sunten su lprilben (St.
GlmsIeuer). Die &i9tefecte waren
am itdrtiten beim SOtel gum S6ien",
400 audi bic GroOberfld6e in Der lnl=
gebun9 elmer oaielblt p~erIentten Mblei=
tungsplatte 81 lelldten begann, 10 DaB
oas 8ebGuOe lpie BON elettrii6em Slhte
beltrablt erl6ien. Die blibarti9en er=
ibeinun9en w~ieoerbolten iih ldn9s Der
9anSen Srabtleituna, 10 DaB man oas
9Otel fir 9etdbroet belt. Wan alar=
mirte Die 6euerpebr, welhe Die SprlBen
uuo @aiierihldn6e 9eie6tsberett
mabte. Die SnfuenS=erihelnln9en
mabrtsn orei Stunosn. Seoducrliber=
lpeiie lit and elm Cpfer an Menihen=
leben 81 perSeibnen. Der &antpns=
ratb Sda1bauier bon 9Inompl, melher
Den Nbleltungsorabt oes Sransiorma=
tors beim yS6ien" berilbrte, iant iO=
fort tpOt az Sooen. S6aifbauier mar
Elm grOBer, ltarter Wann in Der Doll
trait Der Sabre. lie StrDme I'M
SransiormatOr linO iibri9ens audi llrl=
ter nOrma!eu Yerbdltninen pon tpo=
bringenoer 9tatur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
IiDiSan.

9ls ou1 6reita9e Nrbeitsr nit
gusgrabun8en an Den 6rcoenburgb=
6daen im SaranacfluIIe beiAditigt
marcu. iticBen lie aui ods wOblerbal=
tele @erippe zines ltottli9en Mannes.
9teben bemielben iano ii6 Elm tart per=
roiteter Gapnlerieidbcl Dor. MNn Oer=
mutbtt, DaB oas Nerippe bon Dem
IransOiiiden 8rGfen Charles 6reoen=
burgb hsrriibrt, Der sur 3eit oes &epo=
lutionstrie9es in jener 6eseno iebr be-
oellteuoe Sanoereien beiaB. Sci Dem
9lusbrllGe oes &rieges perlieb Der 6raf
iein peiter pberbalb am Saranac bele=
genes Seim, nm li6 Dem Seere @aib=
in9ton's anSui6lieBen. Seitoem aber
wrroe bon ibm ni6t mebr seiebeu nod
gebDrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
Waibiu9ton.

gei g pptaue Sin9 Der beriiA=
ti9te Sr. Suffice nab Gmer Sperrp's
rief Sperrp beraus, lino ~ieierte
beioe 2auie ieiner Sarotflinte auf i'm
ab, jeboa obne ihJr sl t~reiien. Damn
grif CT Sperrp nit einem Wlener an,
llno brabte linn mebrere @unOen bel.
junser Sobu fam leinem Ta=
ter 81 SiilIe uno erbielt lieben l6ref=
litbe Melerpunbei; er i6lug jeoo6
Suffice nit benz 8erpebr nieOer. DIE
Ter mrrbe ~Qebunoen. uno man Ianote
einen Soften naboem Sberif nnp benz
Qlrste. Die Na6barn eilten berbei.
uno psrIudten Suffice gu linden, aber
Sperm ertlarte, oaB er Seoen nieoer=
i6ieBen wiiroe, Der oies periuten
,uilroe, uno baB or Der @eretti9teit
ireien 2aui laIien pOle. Ser Streit
mar our6 Elm Stild Sano e%ntlianoen;
bat Die 9rOBte 6arm I'M 6puntp
uno erIreut iib Der boAlten Mdtune.
Die @unoen oes Ilteren SperrD lino
iebr 0eTd9rliber Dirt, uno Die Nerste
speiIeln an ieiner S~eritelung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
Suimois.

Cine Sarm in Der Nlbe Der GrenSe
smii6en ben Sownibips Sbelopn unO
Belmont I'M 6OuntD SroQupis, ddt
Meilen iiioDitli6 BON Watict Il bele=
gen, mar Der S6auplNB zines &aubz
moro uno ipdter zines SelbitmoroUerz
iudes. Stutes Ceilings, ein luoblba=
bender Sunggeielle, wObnte allein auI
ieluer Sarm lno begab ll9 nellllb
9lbenos ge9en Heun Su gett. MOrz
gems I'm balb Srei trat ein Sremoer
IN lein S6laI5immer nno l6DB lbm
cine &epDlDertugel in bic re6te Selte
oes 8eIitts, mel6e aber nur cine
Sleii6punoe DerrrIa6te un0 10 ab9es
TENT wuroe, oGB iie an Ceilings Salie
pieoer beraustrat. 9lls ceilings Ii6
0Hi9itte, oas Sett 81 Derlanen, Ieuerte
Der WOrobube aus unmitteibarer 9tdbe
auf i'm; Die &ugel puroe aber IN ibrem
tOotli9en &aufe our6 oas SettSeu9 uno
iOellin9s' &leioer aufgebalten, iOoaB lie
teinen erbebli6en S9aoen anri6tete.
9ta6 Dem Slpeiten S6uB itieB ceilings
einen ourbOringenoen Sdrei aus, Der
ben WOrOer in Die 6lu6t jagte. Ser=
iprlnbet uno bluteno erbob ii6 ceilings
BON ieinem Eager, ltedte einbunoert
uno ie9sig Collars, pie er I'M Sauie
hattie, 81 li6 uno i6li6 unter benz
S6uBe Der Suntelbeit su leinem cine
babe Meile entfernt mDbnenoen S6paa
ger Barter. 9ieier uno Die Na6barn
mulrsen arf Die Yeine 9ebra6t uno be-
eannen, wdbrenO Ceilings bon einem
Wrste perbunoen tpuroe, Die Sll6e na6
benz nd6tli6en Worobuben. Sci Sa=
9ssanbrll6 fanoen lie beien Spur uno
perfol9ten lie Dur6 6eloer uno Wielen.
Sic fii9rte lie an Die cambridge, al
Wel6er oas Sellingsi6e Saus ltebt.
Ni6t meit bapon fanoen Die 9erfOlger
Spbn 3ummalt aus Chicago nit Our6
i6nittensm Salie in ieinem Slute lic=
gen. @r bate iriiber IN jener 8egeno
Gepobnt uno iein Yruoer befano li6
ipgar inter ieinen SerfOlgern. Sn
Tplge oes SlutperlulteS mar er DDn=
-
md6tig geporoen mo permo6te ni6t
Al ipreden; er nuroe in Oas Saus lei
mes Srubers 9eidaiit uuo BORT Oerbuu=
ben. Sbpobl er i'm Sauie Oes Cages
ieine @iini9e i9riftli6 ausSuoriiden
Oermp6te, mar bon ibm oo6 feline
Wittbcilun9 in Setren oes Wtoroan=
falls aui SeQinaS ooer ieiuen Selbit=
morooerIuhcs 81 erlangen. Gr bat
lid bic 2uitr0bre unO bic 0Ir0el Our6=
sei6ni!tcn, Oa0e9en lit Die SrOIielaoer
unperiebrt 9eblieben. @lei6mObl wiro
er l6lperlih nit Dem Seben oapOntOms
men. 3unwalt bate irilDer bel Ieinen
@enpiien in bOber N6tung 9eitanoen,
lid aber in ben letter MOnaten Dem
5runte uno anberen 2altern er9ebel
nno luar perliioert. Dor einisen Wo-
den s~rsislts er aus Dem Tertauis Don
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
WuNerfiIte.

g. s. Glifioro BON Nep GaileI, Wis.,
'waro nit Neuralsie uno GbeumatismuS
seplast; iein Magen NOR auBer Orb
nuns, Die Seber in sefdbrIi6em Graoe
an9esriiien, Der Gppetit iiel meg uno
er bate i6reflt6 on Sleiid unb &raft
absenommen. Srei 6lal9en Glectril9en
gitters beilten i'm.
Gpuaro Sbepbero pom Sarrisburg,
ST., bate wdbrenb a6t Sabren cine
ofisne 8unbe am Sein. Gr sebrau6ts
brsi Slai6en Glectriideu gitters uub
iieben SIdien pom 9utlen's grnicu
SaIbe unb iein Sein lit bell unO gut.
Sobn Speafer uon Gatawba, SbiO, bate
finf groBe S~ieberpunoen am Sein. Die
Ierste iasten, ct lei unbeiIbar. Sine
Slai9e electric Sitters unb cine Sii9ie
guflen's Nrnica Salbs beilte i'm uol.
itdnois. Sertauft in Z. 8. Guete's
Ipotbete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
WeW Yorf.

SIN 8uffaip 1T neIlih
Nbenbs elm Dor bier Sabren periibter
l6euBli6er MOro an ben Sag Netom=
men, in 6Dlge bellen Der PoliseicapitGn
Mpan Spiepb GeowOn, oelen 8eliebte
unD Soiepb SOwatsti als Die MtDroer
perDaftete. Nm WOr9en Des II. Sep
TENDER 1890 muroe nGmll6 George
Sarmid, Elm junser Yple, Der nit Srau
llno &ino in Der pOlniI6en Nieoer=
laliune an Der 6arrollltrabe mobnte,
al einem Sa6balten in einem 81 iei=
mem Sauie sebOri9en Shuppen ers
bdn9t auigefunoen. Gr mar CUR s3eit
Der quifinoung bereits lett mebreren
Stunoem foot. Ser Gei6enl6auer
oelanete su Der lleber5eu9ung, oab
garwid iih ielbIt oas &eben genommen
babe. 3aum mar Sarluit's Sei4s
beeroiot, als feline g8ittme Su &eowOn,
einem 6reunDe Der Sfamllie, 500, I'M
nit ibm 81 leben. Sieies GerbaltniB
bauerte bis sum SamitGge, Gil welAem
Sage Die Yplisei iiberSeugenoe Serceile
BON Der Sbatiahe erbielt. oaB Sarwif
nibt Selbitmorb peril6t bate, ionoern
BON leiner Srau uno GeOlpon ernOroet
lporoen mar uno Dab SOwatsti ibnen
lei Der 9eriibung Der Shat wilentlib
&eibRfe s~eleiitet bate; I'm Den leBteren
ausrinoig 81 MAIDEN bate eapltdlt
&pan bier Sabre 3eit 9ebrauht; So
lpatsti mar CUR .3eit Der 0erilbung oes
Wioroes Elm &Olt9lnger Der Sarlplds
oeweien uno turS oarauf mad Yenn=
iplpanien iiber9elieoelt. Npr etrua IA
Sooen tebrte er ieoo6 mad Sunalp
suriid uno muroe mad lau9em Su6en
anu porigen 6reitage perbdItet. ppndhlt
er Der YOlisei oas fUl9enoe 0eltdnonlB
able9te: GebtpDr uno 6rau Varwlf
batter eini9e Wtonate lang Dor Dem
Mtproe einen ltraflibcn umQanG nit
chamber u~nterbalten. Sbwobl Vurlpid
Inn bic ebeli6e untreue ieiner 6ral
muBte, that CT ui6ts weiter oa9egeu,
oils baB er duBerte, oaB entIueOer GeOs
mon ooer er lelblt Oas Salls Derla,len
miilie. Seompil, Der SDwatstl Sl 'ei=
nem 9ertrauten mndte, auBerte 81 bic
lem, oaB er SQrwid aus oel1en Saule
gu pertreiben beubli6tl9e, unD bot Spa
matsti oreiBig Collars oaIilr, Dap er
Sarwif ermoroe; Souatstl lebnte aber
oos gngebOt ab. glm Nbcnoe oes III.
September 1890 muroc in guriuif's
@obnung Elm Sauf9ela9e ~absebalten
uno Die Sarnif ippie oeren Suble
ma6ten ben Sbemann piebiI6 betrlns
fen. S,n ben erlten Mpr9enltunoeu
Des y. September, nahoem alle frem=
Den SGeilncbmer on Dem @ela9e lid
entiCrnt Datter, murOe IOonnn Varwid
ermoroet. geOlpOu bot SOwatsti nO6-
mois preiBig Collars fir Die Grmor=
ouu9 Sarwif's unO Dieier lc6nte nod.
mails oos Nn9ebot ab. Sarauf en-
miir9teu SeowDu uno Die Srau SNripid
ben i6laienoen Wamn uno trl9en nit
SOwatstt's Yeiblie Die 2eihe in Der
S0uppeu, no lie oerielben eint
S6tinge nm Den Sals le9ten .uno oa:
anDere Gnoe oes Strides an Dem 9a1.
balteR %feitbunoeu. Geowon uno oi,
6rau era6tctcn iid Dor jeoer Gnt.
Oeduns 10 ii6er, oaB lie nidt emma.
an 6lu9t Oa9ten, pielmebr ,als Manl
uno Srau Oiien nit sinanosr lsbten,