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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-10
a NEW FLORIDA TOWN.
It's Existence Made Known by g
Texas Woman.

It's Existence Made Known by a
Texas Woman.
Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. 9-It seems
that Liberty Park, in Liberty county Is a
new town in Florida-at least on paper.
The section of land on which tits located,
according to the assessment rolls, is
owned by H. w. Wilkes and A. B. Cook,
and valued at $3.50
The first intimation here of the ex-
istence of Liberty Park came from a lady
IN Texas, who sent deed to the executive
office, accompanied by letter asking for
information relative 20 the new town.
Her deed calls for one block in Liberty
Park, for which she paid $40, and the
block was conveyed to her by H Dion
Wilkes and wife of Louisville, Ky
H. w Wilkes, one of the owners of the
town site, according to the tax books, is
a real estate dealer at Louisville, and it
is thought was at one time largely inter
ested in Florida.
The governor has appointed P. NJ
Coleman of Bronson circuit clerk for Levy
county.
w. d. Wilson, agent of the Southern
Express Company here, has gone to APP
alachicola to open an office for the com
pany at that place.
Mr.. A. Levy left to-day for the north.
Mrs. S. A. Marcus is home from Sn-
wannee Springs
Mrs. w. NJ. Girardeau of Monticello.
wife of the melon King of Florida, Wis.
tied friends here
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FLORIDA POLITICS.
Nominations Made in the County of
Gadsden.

Nominations Made in the County of
Gadsden.
Quincy, Fla, Aug. 9.-Gadsden county
has been through one of the most bitter
political campaigns in the history of the
county. War has been waged at every
point and the people are disguised with
democratic primaries, in which republi-
cans ana third party voters are allowed
not only to vote, but become inspectors
at the polls.
The result of the primaries were as
follows
j. E. Broome over w. H. Ellis, by 242
majority, for the Senate.
L. b. Gregory and NJ. Bates. for the
legislature, over several competitors.
Thomas Mitchell over T. R Canty, by
ma. ority of 149, for clerk circuit court
d. McMillin over J. X Shaw, by a
majority of 1913 for county treasurer
h. McPhaul, tax assessor and r. NJ
Morgan, collector of taxes, no opposition,
b. ). @. Smith, J. A. Mcdonald and W
W. Heefer were elected school board for
GadSden county.
Now that the election is over the fac
tlonal tight is over and all will go hand
IN hand and give a handsome vote 10
the regular nominees of the party.
a survey is being made by the water
works company, in order to lay the
pipes, ana when this is done Quincy will
be supplied with water, which has long
been needed
Continued rains hurt cotton, and pre-
vented the saving of fodder. The corn
crop was cut short by drought aud
rains are lnlurlng other crops.
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TILLERs oF THE SOIL.
The State Agricultural Society Elects
Officers.


Carronton, Ca, Aug. I'm the pro-
ceedings Of the State Agricultural So
ciety to-day Col. J. O. WaddeI was re-
elected president, and W. T. Macarthur
of Montgomery county vice president, to
take the place Of Col. A O. Barry, re-
signed Dr. Hape, secretary; J. Clayton,
clerk and treasurer.
H. c. White delivered a fine address
upon the Importance OF keeping up with
the advances of agriculture. He also dis
oussed agricultural education.
The manner of the removal of the agri-
cultural college to Griffin was discussed.
but on motion the subject was postponed
till the next meeting.
II was decided TO hold one conven-
ton a year hereafter, and that one on
the first Tuesday in August. Cumberland
Island was selected as the place of the
next meeting.
Hon. c. L. johnson delivered a fine ad-
dress upon the resources of Northwest
Georgia.
The meeting at Carrollton has been an
exceedingly pleasant one, and there was
large convention.
Mai. Ryals of Savannah is one Of the
lions of the day, and his address last
night on truck farming is the subject of
much favorable comment
A committee was appointed to prepare
resolutions asking the legislature to ap-
propriate money for a state exhibit at the
international exposition.
Speeches in behalf Of the Macon fair
were made by G. M. Ryals. j. f Wilson,
J. p Brown, j. B. Ware, George +.
Payne B. NJ. Barrow, T. j. Lyon. J. W.
McBryan, G. A. Clement, r. J. Reid, w.
T. Macarthur, W. o. Wadley and J. r.
Kennedy.
A resolution was adopted calling a con
ference in Atlanta on Feb. IA. 1895, be-
tween the Macon fair directors and the
agricultural society and the heads of the
Cotton States Exposition and Immigra-
ton Society.
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A Growing Town.

Triton, Ga, Aug. 9.-Among the beauti-
full houses under construction in this
place is the $4,000 residence of W.
Tiff; the $1,000 home of his brother, z.
H Tiff; the $1,000 residence of ]. K.
Carswell and the home of John Pope. H
Haldane of Pittsburg will commence the
erection of a s., 900 residence shortly. as
well also j. W. Tison of the same place.
Triton has never been on a boom, nor is
II vet. 1t has steadily grown from a
cross road town of 800 or 400 inhabitants
to the leading town of Wiregrass Georgia
in three wears
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GEoRGIA's CAMPAIGN.
The Democrats Preparing to Roll Up
Immense Majorities.

The Democrats Preparing to Roll UP
Immense majorities.
Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 9-The democratic
campaign committee held meeting here
to-day and elected Robert L. Berner
chairman. The committee passed resolu-
tons to begin at once an aggressive cam
paign. The committee will put itself in
communication with all of the county
committees in the state, so as to thor
oughly organize the work. A strong effort
will be made to increase the last
democratic majorities, and to wine
the populists from the face of the earth.
The populists are expecting a hard
fight and have begun to arrange for it.
Tom Watson and Judge Hines will
speak at DeGive's opera house tomorrow
night. They are making an effort to
drum up big crowd. and have issued a
special invitation TO the ladies' A great
many people here have never heard either
Watson or Hines, and will no doubt at
tend tomorrow nights meeting as a mat
ter of curiosity
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HO! FOR WARSAW.

Every Sunday and Thursday, beginning
Sunday, 18th inst, the new and fast steamer
Vlgllant will make excursions to Warsaw
Island, leaving her wharf foot of Abercorn
street at 9 a. m. and leaving Thunderbolt at
10 a m and p. m. Refreshments on board
and fish, shrimp and crabs on the island. Re.
turning, boat will leave Warsaw at p m.
and Thunderbolt at p, m. Bath houses and
bathing suits to be had on the island Tickets
soc and 25c, for sale on the boat and at the
Bolton street depot, which includes fare to
and from citv
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BIBB's CANDIDATES.
The Democrats Nominate Legtsla-
frs hrr q prirn q ~ VI nnAinr

The Democrats Nominate Legisla-
tors by a Primary Election.
Macon, Ga, Aug 9-The primary
election for representatives from Bibb
county to the legislature held here to-day,
the returns tonight indicate almost to a
certainty that Hope Polhill John T.
Boifruiiet and Robert Hoges have re-
ceiyed the nominations.
Mr.. BoIfruinet was member Of the
last House, and will be a candidate for
the speakership. Mr. HoCes was also a
member of the last House
MIR. Po.hill viii lead the ticket. He is
a young man and has never been in poll
tics before
Frank knight will receive the nomina.
tion for coroner.
Hon Nat Harris goes to the state SEN
ate without opposition.
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ATLANTA CITY ELECTION.
Two of the Committee of One Hundred
Candidates Decline to Run.

Candidates Decline to Run.
Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 9.-'Cwo of the can.
didates nominated by the committee OF
one hundred last night for the city coun.
ell have declined to be candidates. 1t is.
therefore, probable that an entirely new
ticket from mayor down, will be put in
the field
Porter King, who was nominated for
mayor by the committee, does not seem
70 look upon its action as amounting TO
much.
If II had suggested another man for
mayor he still would have remained ia
the race, in fact, he refused to have his
claims submitted 10 an arbitration Of the
kind before the committee met. He pre-
terred 10 go before the people as a whole,
and his action in the matter may precipi-
tate determined opposition.
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]. s. Simmons Dead.

Augusta, Ga, Aug 81. S. Simmons,
one of the old and well-known citizens OF
Augusta, died to-day. He was 20 years
old. He was, many years ago, cashier of
the Georgia Railroad Bank, and was at
one time ticket agent of the Georgia rail
road
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soALDED TO DEATH.
Letter Thomas of Waycross Meets
Death on His Engine.


Death on His Engine.
Waycross, Ga, Aug 9.-Lefer Thomas,
aged ABOUT is, was scalded to death to-
day at the 73-mile post between Waycross
and Savannah. Letter was fireman on
the pile-driver machine. He was in the
fire ROOM when the machine turned over
His body was held fast inside the room
by the machinery and other obstacles.
The steam valve was forced open, and the
steam gushed forth with all its power
on the young man. There was no chance
of escape. The first draught of steam
covered his whole body, scalding
him TO instant death II was
horrible death The boy was
brought here this afternoon and was in
care of the railway authorities and
friends of the boys family The sad in.
telligence Of LETTERS death was conveyed
TO his mother Mrs. Thomas, a widow.
shortly after the accident occurred. II
was great shock to her. Letter was
almost the sole support of his mother and
two brothers and a sister.
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qeorEia,a First Pnla.

Americus, Ga, Aug. 9.-Georgla's first
bale Of new cotton was received in Ameri-
Gus to-day, from =. c. Clegg's plantation
IL weighs 40 pounds. is stored with l.. q
Council and sold Tor TO-. cents.
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ATLANrA's DETECTIVES.
The Row Between the Police and the
Gamblers Still Unsettled

Atlanta, Ga, Aug 9-The issue be-
tween the gamblers and the city detec-
tives is still in an unsettled state. The
S25.15 put up by a gentleman charged
with gaming, ana afterward lost sight Of
IN the police department, has not been
found vet. Station House Keeper Foute,
70 Whom the money was turned over,
has made report TO Chief Connolly, but
ITS contents cannot be learned. Mr.. Foute
claims THAT he put the money in the
ststlon house drawer and does not know
how 10 disappeared.
Several aaidavits will be published to-
morrow which are expected 10 unearth
big senation.
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TO THE. PUBLIC.

All persons are cautioned against purchAs-
ing that tract OF land in Chatham county,
Georgia. Immediately south OF the extended
limits OF the city Of Savannah, known as the
BRANCH TRACT, containing One Hundred
and Seven Acres, more or less, bounded on the
north by Estill Avenue east by Waters Road
south by lands OF Barstow, and west by landt
OF Gen. A. X. Lawton, as have made con.
tract for the purchase thereof. and Intend to
apply TO the courts for a specific performance
OF the contract. J. H ESTIII.-
SAVANNAH. AUG. 90, 1888.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-10
LIQUOR LICENSES.

City Of Savannah, once Clerk Of Council
savannah. Ga. Aug. ., 1894 THE following
apph cations for permission 70 retail liquor
during the year 1874 were referred to the com
mitlea OF the whole at meeting of Aug. / 1894.
\. {. Pearson, at l.2 Bryan street
F. @, o. Nillinger, at northeast corner Of
Castor and Montgomery streets.
c. V. HERNANDEZ,
Acting Clerk OF Council
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

In the interests Of the stockholders of the
Georgia State Building and Loan Association
the Finance Committee has made careful
examination OF its affairs, and find them 10
the best shape and entirely intact.
We deem it our duty to make this state
ment for the benefit Of our stockholders and
in justice to Col. Olmstead.
GEO. w TIEDEMAN,
W. D. KRENSON,
JOHN R. YOUNG,
B. H. LEVY,
ITinarco
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NICK MURPHY
NOTICE.

City OF Savannah, once City Engineer.
Aug. 9 ls94.-1he public is hereby notified
that Gwinnett street from West Boundary 10
18th instant. on account OF rebuilding the
bridge over the Musgrove creek
W. J. WYNN, City Engineer.
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THIS IS TRUE.

Every retail grocer in this city who refuses
to handle Diamond Dust Washing Powder
slaps the progress of Savannah in the face,
and the same thing can be said Of every con.
suner who refuses to buy single package
for trial On the success Of this enterprise
hangs the beginning of other industries So
let every individual put his or her shoulder
to the wheel, and thereby boost the Forest
City and
DIAMOND DUST SOAP POWDER.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,

Ny present residence, 172 New Houston street.
A rare chance TO procure a genuine com
Portable home, with all modern improve
ments, on 40 feet front ground, 10 feet flower
garden, all four sides free. Thirty-foot
empty lot on the west can also be treated for.
l. M Appel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-10
NOTICE TO TAILoRs.

City Of Savannah, once Clerk of Council,
Savannah, Ga, Augusta 1894. Bids will be
received at the ofAce Of the Clerk OF Council
until Il o'clock m. FRIDAY August 10Th
1894 for furnishing the police department
with winter uniforms. as per specifications TO
be seen upon application OF this once The
city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. By order Of the committee on police.
c. V. HERNANDEZ,
Acting Clerk OF Council
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE ABOUT TYBEE TRAINS

On and after to-day Aug. 10, and until fur
Their notice during the exhibition of Living
Pictures at Hotel Tybee) train No. 10,
scheduled to leave Tybee at $50 p. m, will
not leave until 1870 p. m, standard time.
SAVANNAH AND ATLANTIC R'Y,
Clement SausSv Stunt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-10
T.. II. HERMAN,

Roofs timed and repaired, Water Closets,
Bath Tubs and Pipes h5ted in with best ma
terlal and workmanship.
Telephone 100. 3OI5 Whitaker street,
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MEETINGS.
zORAYDA ARCHERY CLUB.
CITY AND SUBURBAN IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.

An adjourned annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of this company will be held at
O'Clock THIS DAY, 10th August at the once
OF Chas. h DOrsett. 142 Congress street.
CHARLTON H. WAY
President.
, 1894-06-28
8etnabe Elm SYnd9ertdt.
Gin Squire Don entriifeten Srauen beinahe
i'm Bergen bon St. Souls 9elYndt.
Soflon6, Sal, 80
ct. 2outs, W1o., 20. Stunt.

St. GDuts W(o., 70. Stunt.
gtur nit fnapper gtot6 lit es 0iQtam
6omarb, einem angebliben 8ertGufer in
elmer Gunltbanolung, gelungcn, fib aus
ben 0dnoen mltthenoer 6rauen 3u r~ettel1,
un0 mare bet BoLi3iit 8eter Mc&eon ntcbt
re6t3eitig auf Der 8ilofldbe erlhienen, 10
tpliroe ii6 6owarb'S 2eicbe p~abrlbetnIicb
Iebt I'M G~etcbenbaufe befinoen. 0Qs Ser
9eben Oes WanncS mar, baB CT iicb an
tlcinen MGb1en i'm Nlter bon lebS bis
8ip0lf Sabren, nel6e in Ser 9tabbaridaft
Der -. unb Spruce Str. tpobnen, in Ders
bre6eri16er Q6etie nergriffen bate. St
DurOe babel crit ertoppt, nab6em Dtes bel
tDentgitens etnem 0ubeno WGbben Ser
SAL getpeien tpar. Setn leBtes Opfer mar
Dare GDar0 bon Spruce Str, Deren
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i9ret rannte ie auf 0onorb gu, pelcber
fbleuntgft 6ie Sludt er9riff; Sic 6rau
ober folste ibm, un6 6omarb purbe BON
an0eren Trauen Der g1a6baribaft, melcbe
bas @ei6ret Der 6rau @barb geb6rt battcn,
an8e6aIten. DIS bieie bOrten, III mas IS
it6 ban6ele, fannte tbre Gntrititung feline
@ren5en. 8on alien Seiten BET ert0nten
bic Rufe: v2Dn6t tbn !" uno viteinigt ben
6unbI u, uno msbrere Trauen grtffen groBe
Steine auf, nnb ftn9en an, 6opar6 bamit
gu bearbetten. @be 6ieler ie6o9 idbwere
8erleBungen baoongetragen bate, ericbien
Der goIi5ilt Wsc1eon unb berbaftete Sen
&erI. Nuf Sem Bege naob ben v6our
Courts" fol9te bem @efau9enen Elm 6aufe
bon miitbenoen 6rauen, tpeLDe Sen S6urz
ten in StIfe %gertiien ba6en pitrben, tpenn
ii6 t6nen ba8u cine Oelegenbett geboten
Bate. Sotparo Deriu6te feline GntibuIotz
gung fir ieiu 8erbrecben; er ia9te, er iei
pier5i9 Sabre aft; ct trug ibGbige &lei6er
nno bate fetnen Gent @eI6 in ieinen
SQihen. =
, 1894-06-28
APhPrhltR
%mO 9nrsgefaetes.

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f6auer gu ~ertparten. Sir mor9en m;rb
ettpas fiib[eres 8etter in QtuSitcbt ge1teut.
&iibwetmin6, Der aber in Norbmeftpino
%amlprin8t.
- Die 8ont bon Gnglanb belGBt ibren
3tnSfuB auf 2 b. $.
- Sn 8uenos 9tires fofet 6as Sob
273.
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SonbSmarft felt an9elebt battcn, gingen
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90be; Die Qlttieu Der ct. 8auL78abn 0az
9egen beri6le6terten iid UNI J, Die beS
3udertruit uu1 8 8ro5ent.
- Qluf ser @eisenb5rie berrl6te 6eltte
in Solge ber Carbohydrates unb Oes
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$50 auf 58B, Ser Septemberpreis aber bon
sos ouf 604 3uriid. Der Wai8marft mar
felt, un6 Der Sulttermin itteg bon 400 0uf
Al, tpoge9en Safer i'm Sulitermln auf
384 wt6. Sdtpeineflctl6 lit feit gu 1859
per September, Sdmals gu 6.773@6.80,
unb 9ttpp6en gil 6.523.
- 0er MfetaIporrat6 Ser Gn9lii9en
8anf bat in nori9er Mo6e I'M $3.50, 600
abgenommen, unb Bic &eierOefonbs 6er
8ant berhalten iib iebt 3u oeren gcrbinOs
Itd6feitcn tpte 1887 81 100.
= Ser Stabtratb BON Beoria bat tLuger
8eiie bic tprannti9e SOnntasSOrOinaua
mioerrufen.
- SIN Ser fran30fiben Staot Mont=
peQter bat ii6 cine anarcbiitii6c SragObit
abgeipielt. Die 9 oli3ei bat ongeblicb nun:
1nebr Die 8epeiIe bafIr erbaIten, OaB BIZ
@rmorOung CARROTS bon Qnarcbtiten sc:
plant mar.
= Sn Wtnneiota baben geitern an r1eb>
reren Srten Wirbeliturnte i6Ltmme Ser
%beerungen angeri6tet.
- Ser 8opcott gegen bic 8uuman'iden
Wd9en ntrb auf Der Nort6ern Bactftcbahn
1trtft bur6gefibyt. Die Wtaiienuerpalter
Der Santa Te58abn boben it3 Ourb einen
@inbaltsbefe6L ge9en ben 8opcOtt gei6iBt.
Sn onberen @e0en0en bes 2anbeS fou Der
8oDcott beute Qbenb be9innen.
, 1894-06-28
SEPT bat Ger Shertf Gas Nadfeben,
DER 6efoneene breden aus Dem 6ef6n9ui6
aus uno fliehen nah mt9ioan,
so f e e, 20. Stunt

9ret bon BEN bier gefanseuen, melbe
aus benz Gountpgefdn8niB ausbra6en unb
bonn Sheriff itber ben Wttbi9an See Der@
foI9t ipurben, balten it6 ieBt iiiOlicb bon
ben Madtnam @ngen in BEN W6lOeru in
Wttcbigon perborgen. Der bierte 8liicbtz
ling mirb in ben 8dl6ern in Der gtG6e BON
Sturgeon Sal ouf Ser @tsconiin Seite
Sees pom Sberiff bon Door County perz
folgt. 9tc Ya6t bcs 8antierS S9uette,
nit tpeIcber bie 6Iiibtlinge bon Wtanttowoc
itber ben See ieBten, liegt BET GrOB 8iuage,
Mi6., auf benz Stranbe; ite itranbete nit
Walcobn un6 Wier an 8oro
AM Sonntag Ga6nittag in elmer So; Die
Yerbreber friibitiftcn bel einem 6armer,
~fauften it6 Oann i'm 0Orfe 'Tabad, unb
i9lugen ii6 6ann ~leitpdrts in Die 8ii6e.
, 1894-06-28
Oer 9roke $tretk un0
DoDtott.
Die u, z. Il. maht nit ihrem
Boycott bitteren Grnlt,
Ser Serfebr arf Der Nortbern 8acific
in MOntana labm gelegt.
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deniteller auf Settle Ger u. z. Il.
6eIeno, Mont., %. Stunt.

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@eitern Nbcnb INN neln l1br Ie9ten auf
8efebl bes 8rGlibenten 9ebs idmmtlt6e
Wttglie6er Der ,.Nmerican &atlpap Union"
an Der gtortbern 8actfic 8abn Sic Qlrbeit
nteoer. Die game 8abnLtnie in bteiem
Staate nit i0mmtliben 3peigbabnen 1T
gum StIaftanbe sebrabt.
Soflan6, Sal, 80. SUM-.
@eitern Qtben6 purben bon Ser 8riOerz
16aft Der 2ofomDtiobet3er unb Ser vNmert7
car EatlpaD Union" bier 8erlammLungen
ob9ebalten. 8on Der ~erltercn purbe be-
16lofien, Die 6~anolungSneile BET q. st. II.
gut3ubetBen, uno es murben SIrttte gez
than, Sen 8opcott nit @eL6 31 unter1titBen.
Sn bic 81. st. H." pur6en in Ser geitrigen
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bet aufgenommen, uno pom 8erban6e Der
Wei6eniteller trafen 8eibliiIie Elm, tpel6e
Bic 6an5lungSpeiie Der q. st. II. biai9ten.
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der beute oerOffentlibt ner6en loQ. 9arin
toerben Die ltriaben oes 8opcott8 unb Die
8el@tperoen Der Bunman'i6en Nrbeiter,
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0ieienigen, tpelcbe an Ser Bemegung be-
tbeiligt iinb, berett iinb, ;rgenb ipeIcbe
9lrbeit 3u uerridten, iicb aber peisern, nit
ben Yuuntan' iden Wagen irgenO ettpos SIT
tbun gu baben.
ct. g auG, %. SUM-.
Ser 8etrieb Ser gloro 8acificz8abn
itodt bier un6 in Sarge unb 2ibtn9iton
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ftimmt abgelebnt, Die infoIge tbrer 8eigez
runs, ii9 nit Der 8eoienung bon Yuu7
man'iben @agen gu b%efaiien, aus Dem
9lcn1t entlaifenen Nrbetter pteoer an3u7
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Strett an9eorbnet Dorben.
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in Der ndhiten Stunbe.
W tlWaufee, %. Stunt.
Der 8oDcott bat bier nod feline Strung
i'm Gtienbabnbetrieb herDorserafen.
ct. 2Outs, 20. SUM-.
Cine @tntpirtung bes 8obcotts auf Ben
8o6nbetrieb mtrb in CT. 9ouis erit tbeute
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oteie 3eit Der critic Bug, Der BuIlnan'i6e
Wagen fGbrt, felt @tntritt DeS 8oDcotts auf
Der GRtcago & NltOnz8abu ab9ebt,
0maba, geebr., %. Stunt,
6eute Waittag lit in Omaha nocb Nues
beim Nlten; bod iou Der 8opcott bier
beute GbeuO in &raft geieBt tperben.
, 1894-06-28
Grnadbt zur redbten Seit.

Qeopolb 8entOs ertpobte geftern Morz
gen nm l ubr in ieiner 8obnung $50. 800
State StraBe burh elm @erduib. ST
ipran9 aus benz 8ett un6 erblidte einen
Mann, Der babel beibdfti9t mar, icine
&leiber nab 8ertbiaden gu ourcbiu6en.
MentoS padte BEN Ginbreber, iibcrz
tpGItigte i'm nab tur3em 9ttn9tampfe ut1b
iiber9ab ibn banu ben 9oltsiiten &pan
unb Seals, bte 5ufGuig am 6auie poriiberz
tamen. ST puroe na6 ber 6arriionz
StraBene Station 9ebra6t unb BET 9ur6z
ildbung ieiner 6leiber fan0 man 8ertbs
iod5er i'm 8etrage BON SIS, bic ale BON
8eutos ais iein @igent6uln erfannt wurz
ben. Nidbter 8rob&peu, Dem er beute
Wtor9eu porgefiibrt purbe, Deridob icir1
Gerb0r inter $1,000 8argi6aft bis sum
2. SuLt.
, 1894-06-28
Gin tubti9er S~elbfm0r6er,
nit einem serbrodenen Grinf9efd6 erreidte
er feinen sued.
Sort Mortb. Ser. %. Suui

Sort Mortb, Ser, %, SUM-.
Sin ener9tl6er SeLbtm0rber 1T @iQiam
6enrD Ye1ers, pelber geftern 6os 3eitlicbe
ie9nete. @sgen Mtittag brahte er ii6 nit
etnem 0aItrmeiier 3mei S6nitte am 6aIie
bel bic Munben nurben augenG5t, uno ct
purbe nab Dem 6oipttal sebrocbt. @Gbz
reno elmer fur3en Qlbtpeienbeit ser i'm
pflegenben barmber3igen S9mefter, rib
8eters ben 8erban0 ab, burcbi6nttt nit
etnem abfi6tlicb 3u bieiem 3ped 5erbrobez
men TrintgefGB bic 9fabt unb bic 2uftr0bre,
unb bra6te itb cine bon DIR gu Sbr
reicbenbe 8unbe BET, St ftel aus benz
8ette auf ben 6uBboben, no er g%efunben
murbe; uno biesmal mar ibm Der BIan
~gelunQen, benin balo barauf mar er cine
2ei6e. Ga6 feline Gngabe mar unertptez
berte 9tebe Die @eranIaiinng gu Der G9at.
, 1894-06-28

Ginem aller6in9s nod unoerbiirgtsn Sc
rii9te 3ufolge lou eS in Der beuttgen SiBung
Der @eneralbetriebsleiter 3iemliob betB berz
gegangeu ietu. Sa, Sauna mill iogar
%ptlien, baB ein Gomite ernannt purz
De, tuelcbes 6errn 8uGmann aufiuben
nnb ibn OeranIaiien iOQ, Die 9ifferensen
NIT ietnen Qtn9eiteIten einem S6iebsge1
rtbt sur S6Iibtung 3u iber9eben. Soute
guaman Oarauf ni6t etn9e6en tpouen,
odnn nil Die Wfe6rbeit Der M2anager bic
8opcott : @eibibte bon einem an6ereu
Stanbpuntt bctrGbten. 9as @omite mil
iib 6eute ieines Nuftrags entLebigen. 8tr
Doaen boffen, baB iib Oas @eri3t bez
itQttQt.