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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
Those Little sleeves.

TIE kidneys separate from the blood as 1t passes
through them impurities which the final medium of
liberation from the is the bladder When their
function suspended direul results Among these
are dropsy Brigh;s disease diabetes and maiades which
terminate In some OF these Hos,eers Stomach Bit
tiers stimulates the kidneys not unmedcaed aco-
holic stmpsnt would by exciting them. but by gently
imeling them action and perpetuatng their
activity and vsor Thus blood is insured
publication AID organs themselves saved from de-
struc..on Malaria. constipation. liver complaint ner
vou.ness dyspepsia and rheumatism all thoroughly
renedied by the Filters which Is. thor
ergh appetizer general tonic and sleep promoter Use
regularly not srm-occasionay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
pryoryc1yG the srGAr ScHrDr1E.
. RESOLUTION INTRODUCED At THE BOARD or
TRADE MEETING OPPOSING TIE TURN
ING OVER OF THE CANALS To THE
t-rrrpAr GOVERNMENT.

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
4, ,hc regular monthly meeting u the Bond oi
Tfade and Ira nsportation. heli YESTERDAY r'''-
lu,,on was Introduced dcnounclng the operative
clause % tho SUGAR schedule Of th" senate I"rli
hill and charactrrzing u as surrender OF the
rights = the people to the b'hesiS oi moho"",y'
After considerable discussion II was laid on the
table
Those who opposed the resolution CONTENDER 'ha'
tho Sugar Trust had been misT'pr"srntfl.
4 resolution opposing any proI 'sit"h 'ookliF
,o,rort me tura!Tg ~ tho canals 10 Inc r'H-
erai Government Was adopted. ,, ,.,
the CoramItiec on State Constitutional Amend
,,ents recommended some important amen ln"i4ts
hearlrg on thu STATE lands IN the tatHku hnd
Ajirnndack mountains The committee recon-,
mended among other things. that the lands owned
h,. the state IA these tao mountain ranges hhpuIp
1orevrr he kept for Wild forest lands. that a
sur4rlntenden, OF forest preserves SHOULD bt ap,
no'nfcd hy the Governor. and that the ono" OF
Enrest Commissioner should be abolished
communication read from the Nalohal
League for Good Roads a'kng the Eoard OF Trade
TO take par, In the conference 20 De h"II ~ HsnIg
park on July > and G. " II. Wyly ana o waldo
S,,t,h were appointed delcgates ". " Clary ana
Frank : Gardiner appointed 20 attend the
Canal Conference at Albany on Jun" To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
NO CHANGE ~ THE MIX SCHEDULE

The hoard Of directors OF the MIX Exehsnse
IN the Mercantile Exchange Building yes,e'sa..
IN rs t consider whether It would be aya"s
as contInuay urged by the farmers and dai b.
within shipping distance Of NeT-YorK 70 current
price paid 6y the trade 10 Prodqee,T5ss lowest dsa
rate Is Is. cents quart whlcn - - The deTsno
for milk Increases in direct ratio win ,,nnsprsd tn.
heat. and the recent hot spsh nay Isnctk arrives
when the demand might fairy be expeetSecar Of
sumo the supply. thereby making . a. But ibs
thermometer had not risen 10 meet pS "a make no
after n brief discussion II was resoNS" ~
change in prices for the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
MR.. WIMAN ON THE STAND.
HE TELLS HIS OWN STORY OF HIS RE-
LATIONs WITH r. G. DUN & co.

AIR wEIIMAN's DRAMATIC READING IN COURT
OF THE DEFENDANTS so-CALI.ED LETTER
OF CoNFEssIoN-ITs EFFECT on TIE
JURoRs-A b. BOARDMAN's STRONG
PLEA FOR HIS CLIENT - POINTS
FAVORABLE TO THE PRISONER.
The two most sensational features yesterday in
me trial Of Erastus Wiman charged with forgery
In the second degree were the production OF let
ter written by Mr.. Wiman to r. G. Dun. called by
the prosecution the letter of confession. and the
bitter attack made in his speech for the defence
nv Albert B. Boardman on X. G. Dun and Robert
n Douglass The first incident was the principal
one Of interest IN the morning session. and al
though Mr. Wiman's lawyers made most ingenious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
COPYRIGHT DECISION GIVEN.

In the case Of Maynard. Merrill & Co VS.. Wlham
Beverly Harrison in the United states CTcu'.
Court of Appeals. Judges Wallace, Lacomoe ana
Shipman handed down their decision YESTERDAY Inc
case has been watched with great deai Oh interest,"
~. o,,,ors and nublishers and the decision Is con-
silered Important to everybody Interested III the
writing or publishing Of books. ,,,, O. 70
The suIt vas brought by Maynard, Merrill CO.,
of this city 10 test the right OF person TO sen
copyright books books when such persons IL, H.
honcht said books as damaged paper stock; me
opinion of the Court Is. in substance, as tolioWs:
THE owner Of a copyright cannot by virtue OF tne
copyrignt book the title OF which he has trans,
serrred but which Is being sold in violation or an
aqrce.nent entered into between himself and the
purchaser"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
THE DUKE D.A1-XY AGAIN IN COURT.

Arthur Charles Eugene Edward d'Auxy the nus
hand of Charlotte. the Duchess dAuxy' Is 10"
being examined In supplementary proceeuhss do ~
his ability to pay a judgment for SS a. wnich was
oh,,innd AGAINST him on February q last. In the
IXth District Court by Nellie Schne.ng. for gro
cerles sold and delivered TO him for family use
The Judgment has not been paid. and Chet Judge
Dalv. OF the Court OF Common Pleas, appointed
William J. Boyhan referee to conduct me ef G,id,
nation Of the Duke lie was represented ny OVloe
Dupre and Julius Lehman and James Forrest rep
resented the judgment creditor Inere are i've n o
about eight against the Duchess. Both the DUKE IKE
and the Duchess have been in financial troubles lor
some time and in April, 1893 Chief Justice Ehricn
OF the city Court appointed F. r. Nugen,t TeSrr
Of the property OF the Duchess In suppleineh.a
proceedings under a Judgment for N,5&, whicn was
obtained against her by Alfred I. Ackert VINO WAS
formerly her lawyer, for services rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
RAPTD TRANSIT AFP1yPS

John H. Inman yesterday filed In the County
Clerks Office his oath of Office Rapid Transit
Commissioner To-day the Committee. consisting Of
the chairman. Alexander E. Orr; William Stenway
and Seth Low. will meet for the purpose OF pre-
pairing by-laws and a list OF candidates for secre-
tary and other places under the Commission The
same committee is charged with the duty Of select
ing permanent officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

Der $50 men when the capital is reacn'u N,
Caldwell has ordered large force 70 vT vori that
United States officers here have .racks 70 pre-
the Coxevites are pilng ties upon the Ua,,nnne as
vent trains running through without Say Other
the through passenger train did yn, them fall.
trains are held AT Bismarck to proven, xayi,ss ar
ing into the coxeytes' hands Fltty Svstssn ard
rived here last night over the Great - ~ the con
will start to-day 70 Join the Eahsua-N ~
tngent at GAINESVILLE, MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
r)r. LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder.

latIng medium in consequences OF this action. real
estate values have rapidly diminished and the pur-
chasing power Of money enhanced. The value of
dollar Is alleged to be now more than 1t when
the loan made. and the defendant offers 10
asks that the facts in the premises may be ascer-
tanned and passed upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
4 DEFENDANTS MODEST AysurR

Lincoln. Neb. June i3.-An answer Ned here in a
foreclosure case charges that the plaintiff with
other money-lenders in America and abroad, con-
spired together with one Grover Cleveland to re-
peal all silver laws and destroy silver as a crcu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
r n z u M A I ] 5 NJ
CURED IN TWO DAYS.

have been cured from the most severe III" ,os y
rheumatism after suffering the most in'e"ss only
u.,nx unnSon's Rheumatic Mixture "pF have
by no ae Of this prescription bot, IN sPT.
OF those suffering. direct them 20 q s ~
Al FOSTER steamer Angler. New orr ttsnsler Bres.
Refer also 10 A. f. Hensler OF me .oe rrsssoI New
ing Co. Newark. y. j.; Hon H % c,s by {. u "
YORK. sem pep al Sixth Ave New-York CRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

yOyE uORE JrROR TO TRY "BLT" SHEA.
Troy. y Y. June Bone more juror wes secured
thls morning in the extraordinary term OF the
co,r, Of over and Terminer for the trial of Bat
Ghea accused OF the murder OF Robert Ross Only
three are now needed to complete the jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
COyEYIrEs STILL rROrBLTyG.

Fargo. y. d.. June l3.-Marshal Daggett has left
here for Bismarck with sixty deputies to guard the
Northern Pacific track from Coxeyes Others will
be picked up on the way. and his force will num-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
corRT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Saratoga y y June I3.--Foov-ing Is the Court
~ Annals calendar for Thursday Nos 1853. AL 2S'
3Il $50 40 10 and slj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
corRr CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-jieneral Term-Bstore Van Brunt. PJ.
ioi Is 20 40 IS o. g. - SO, 81. li5. 1893 49, ST.
'' Supreme court-Cnnmbcrs- Andrews Court
opcrs at 1880 m MOTION caIendSr called az II Am a. m
J.~t'asc on. No. lacS. Brown vs. Mccormick. No day
supreme Special Term-Part lI.-DefOre Beach,
j. Elevated Kairoad casss Case unfinished ur,u
"ircat ,'our, Part I-Adourned Monday June IS
Crcnt Court-Par, II-Beforc Lawrence. J.-Causes to
be scnt from Part III Tor trial. Case unfinished oooo
ios. MSS 1865 2os2 1916. 2o3. 2o6. 2osois. 7C
Circuit Court~rart Iy-Before - Court opens at
~ Scl oc, soi 80 e2 pdi. oce oS,. o6i. Clear
superior Equity Term-Adjourned the term,
superior Court-rral Term-Part I-Betore McAdam j.
Supcrior Court~Triai Ter-Psrts IL and IEAdiourned
80 susTo.atc's court-chamhcrs Before Arnold s-No
3 etee - IN LSMns a, 10 80 a. m ,o m'S W i3 S
G s" PaM aacauc " act o BUNS as M ISGn 6 AGc
Irrormte's cour-Trla Fitzgerald. s.
@5 ma, plcas-specal Term-Before Bschon Jr.. j..
COMMON D g, Il Ros''a !; ia l.,
common rer%raE IT., I.f . 81 p'y s, , AZ
n 7oc 1868 60 WI SS Ia;s St ~ 2e'
Common Pieas-Trai rerm-Part IIBefore Pryor J..
fos". -, he ssni from Part trial unfinished.
Common plcas-rrin rern-rar III-Adiourned until
On, Court-Speclal Term-Before van WICK. J.-Mo-
tons
NJ. 4i9 :s92 ITi9 ca. 4l0S Ass $50 1861 i23 1910
..s 2iUi ,4Sa 6,5 1851. %i'' i22 2.ns 2so Case un
' City cour,rrnl ILBelore T5tzsmsns DO. J
2s,g 25TO 25Ti 25i2 2313 257i 25., 25Is 23so Clear
city CourtTr Tegm-Psrt IImbef9re conlsn IDS AZ
2ab5 1895 2233 1918 3a2 20i2 Clenr.
civ Court-Tral Term--Part IN-Before Enrich, C. j
Short causes 1902 2s74 2i79 iO42 400 42i7.
4348 43i0 1883 1900. ioIs, +oJ2 i2Io. 1898. Clear
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Andrews j.
Wnlarh VS. Smith Michael !. Muiqueen.
Kropf vs. Mccarthy William &. HobrOok
t'oudert Iamerslsy-tlarcnce NJ. Francis
Moses vs. Bower-John Whalrn.
phalcn n. McDermott- Francis l.. Donohue
BY barrett g.
Matter OF Angio-Amcrican Novelty Co-Henry NJ Alex
nnder, jr
Common Pleas.
by Bschor. Jr.. ].
Mntter OF Nicholson-James g. Terrence
kngsland Clark-louis b. Hasbrouck.
Ioomes Loomes-Wibur I.arremore.
by Bookstavcr. j.
Stern Drand-ChArles 4. Runk.
Superior Court.
By Freedman j.
Cranitch Cranitch-George ". Cotterill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

"Then." said Mr. Boar1man, then It that
Dun and Douglass came 10 Mr.. Wman and said:
You 90 to South America. and It will be all right.
We will prosecute you then. But Mr.. Wlman.
who has always stood up manfu.y. said he would
not run. lie told them to do their worst"
At the end OF Mr.. BOardman's address. Erastus
Wiman was called to the stand. and the direct
animation was begun by General Tracy. Mr. Wiman
told the history OF hts life and OF his connection
with K G. Dun & Co. He said that Mr. Dun
Interested with him in near,y all the outside enter
prses with which he was Identified He knew that
Mr. Wiman was In the habit OF overdrawng his
account
did ne know that your account was overdrawn
at the time you drew the check for $l3JooO?"
Certainly he did"
You were In the habit Of talking over your affairs
with him"
Certainly was. He was away from the city six
months OF the year. and when he was away wrote
10 him every day. When he here saw each
other every day. He interested with me In all
my Staten Island enterprises and knew that | was
constantly in need OF money TO carry them on
General Tracy then produced a letter written in
January 1898 to Mr.. Wman by Mr. Dun. in which
Mr. Dun upbraids Mr. Winan with overdra wing
his account much and refers TO previous CONVEX
sations on the subject. He ends by saying
that Mt WIman must content himself with dra W.
ing no more than 5000 "A month.
AT o'clock an adjournment was taken until this
morning Justice Ingraham said that he would ex-
pect the case TO go 10 the jury tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
TILE SENSATIONAL LETTER.

Mr. Wellmon then offered the letter. General
Tracy affected but Justice Ingraham decided that
the documen; should be admitted. Mr. We'man
~. ,o1l
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-24
il. WaterhouSe, Queen St. Store.
CroCkory Department.

Haviland China, plain and decorated, Glassware,
cut and engraved, Flower Globes, Baskets, Vases
and great variety of other useful and ornamental
articles Expected to arrive shortly from Eng
land, four patterns Of finest Limoges China,
consisting of Dinner Ware, Tea Sets, Fish Sets Bon
Bon Plates, Olive Trays, Salad & Ice Cream Sets,
etc. Beautiful line of Semi Porcelain Ware,
plain and decorated. BY Australia: Small lot Of
Crown Miano Ware, something new for Honolulu.
This department is under the management of Mr..
Dimond, who will always be found ready to show
goods and quote prices.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-24
General Merchandise.

This heading multitude of articles and everything
from knitting needle pow but have them all in stock
don't have to wait month for the goods from the Coast
you don't believe it, call and for yourself Mr. Henry j.
Waerhouse J will always be found at the Queen ST. Store
and will give you the attention your patronage deserves
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-24
Groceries and Bottled Goods.

This department filed to the ceiling with fresh goods
such Hams and Bacon Cedar Rapis Teas Coees Sugar
Spices Soaps Pearl OIL Bottled Goods great variety Eng
sh Pie Fruits Lee Perrns genuine Worcester Sauce Olives
Catsups and sweet Pickles. CANNED GOODS
for Soups Table Fruits Tomatoes Corn Peas Asparagus Chicken
Turkey Curred Oysters Ok Tongue Lunch Tongue This de-
parmnt under the supervision of that genial and well known
salesman S. j. Saer
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-24
No. 10 Store,

on Fort Street is kept open solely for the accom-
mediation of our customers who do not wish to come
as far down town as Queen ST. A great variety of
goods is constantly kept in stock, such dressed
and undressed Kid Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts, etc.
Figured Silks and Satns India and Surah Silks all
shades, Real Lace, Hdkfs., Lace Curtains, White
& Ecru, Down Pillows, all sizes, Leather Goods of
New Designs, and Toys from Jumping Jack to a
Velocipede. No. 10 Store is under the manage
ment of Messrs. Jordan and Murphy, who under
stand their business thoroughly,
, 1894-06-21
Oerhattete 1nehIoiebe.

Mtfe O'@rien unb Ntartin gerce tpurz
Sen beute frib nm II ubr alf Ser @et
2ofeitr. >Statiot binter SAloB uno 9ftegeI
gebrobt, lpeil man i6ncn einen geitern
0taGt bel sc. $. S9meinfurtb, 3T 8eft
GateitraBc, peribten @inbru9 sur 2oit legt.
Sn jetem 5auie al Der 2afsitraBc betreibt
S6meinfurtb Elm Wteblz unb @emiieges
icbdft. BUR ibGiben Stunbe, gcgen 9 nbr,
i9LoB er 0oilelbc geitern 2(benb ab unO be-
CAB iib ua3 ieiner in benz ~3tpeiten Stof
0eS 6auie8 sele9encn Q~8obnung. QlS er
beute fri6 0en 2oben tpieoer betrat, fab cr
gu ieiner nibt 9erin9en 8eitiir3ung, baB
@inbrecber gar arg tpGbrenO Der 9tocbt bort
ge6auit batrer. Sine sroBe Teniteribeibe
nacb bet StroBe 5u mar ein9e6rudt porben
un6 burb Die entftanbene Oeffnung bate
man ungeiGbr 20 6diier nit Wfebl aus benz
0oOen entfernt. Gr 3cigte Oies ipfort Der
Yoltsei an unb ais Die Gbater purben, tpie
%ertDdbnt, balb borauf W}ife O'8rtcn unO
Wtarttn 8erce Derbaftet.
, 1894-06-21
Gin fleiner }rrtbum.

Sn benz 8ericbt bcs Genius rpertnz
tehocnten Graham ii6er ben lebten Genius
bate iib in 8e5ug ouf Die Qlrgaben iiber
Die ~53abl Ser Stimmgeber Gbicogo'S. in
8olge zines 8eriebenS zines GlerfS Elm
b0ier Srrt6um einaei9li3cn, Ole 3abl
Der Stirnmgcber mar ouf 230,239 ongez
geben. SIS lit oicleS aber Bic 53abl Der bel
Der Spe3ialzM apor5z Ma0I i'm DECEMBER
1893 ab9e9ebenen Sttmtmelt, pdbreub Die
30bl Der i'm 2lpril Bet Der Mabl abge@
8ebener Stimmen ii6 auf 288, 933 ifcat.
Nocb BEN @rmitteIun9en be8 Genius
SupertntenOenten lit Bic Staot 3l benz Be-
TRACE BON $3.50 600 mebr SIT S6uIiteuern
pie I'M &oriabre ~beredti9t, mas fir Sic
5tpet Sabre bis gum nacbiten GeltiuS aGip
$106, 900 auSma9t. .3tebt MAI bierpon
Die Soften bes GeniIS nit $4,000 ab, 10
perbleibt Ser S6uIbeb0roc fir bic 5tpei
Sabre INNER nO4 Elm Nettoe@ etpinn BON
$S3, 900.
, 1894-06-21
Danif in Ser ShnIe.

gtabe Ser 8anetoitihuIe, MapGetpoob
& SO. Nort6 Qpe., fam geitern 8ormittag,
wdbrenb ii6 100 Gtnber in Sen beri9iez
benen S9ulrdumen ~befdnben, Elm Teuer
gum Nusbruh, bo6 tpurbc einl1n9liif unb
ein fopfloie5 Ourbeinunber Der &inber
gliifli9eripeie burb Die 8~eiOnnenbeit Set
2ebrer un0 Qebrertnnen Derbutet. Gbbie
9oit, Elm iiebenidbrt9er Gnobe. iprang ans
einem 6eniter unb trug i9mer5bafte, 1penu
au6 ntcbt aefGbrGibe 8erlebungen bopon,
pGbrenO cinige onbere &tnber ell tpenig
geibrammt unb 9epufft murben. 0aS
8euer entltonb i'll 3mei S6uppen an Der
on0eren Settle Der 2(lep un6 Sic Slammen
i6lugen 10 bod, baB Sic Gtnbcr, meIcbe iidb
in ben 3tmmcrn auf Oieier Seite beS @ez
bGuOeS befauDeu, nur nit Miibe in Orb
nung genalten iperoen fonntert. Sic
ipurben inbeB erit Su ben 3bitren biuauSz
9eIaiien, ais Ser erlte S6refen Doriiber
mar.
, 1894-06-21
Sdurc=p probe fir SABINE.

Die Bulletins SEQ. 80 urt6 80 Ser Sill
noiier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GeriucbSItatioz
men bei5retben eine neue Ofctbobe sur
8riifun8 Oer Sdure beS Nabms (Greams)
nit alfalilbcn Gablet8. SebeS bie1er
Sdblets entbdlt cine beitimmte Menge BON
SoOiumfarbonat uno 8fenolpbtalein. Oas
Sobtumfarbonat neutroliiirt Bic SGure
OeS 9tabms, unb baS 86enoGpbtbalein 5ei9t
bnrcb cine Tar%benduOerung, Die itc6 Be-
mertbar mabt, lobaIO genii9en6 Q(fali
3u9eTii9t 1T, an, wenn Der Jtabm neutral
lit. Die SabIetS f0nnen I'M praftiIcben
Meiereibetricb 10 Dertuenbet per0en, 6aB
man ite in 8aIier aufl0it un6 bieie 20iun9
81 ctnem ab9erncfienen Quantum &u6n1
%3ufi9t. QIu5 Ser Ofen9e Ser fir bic gtcu7
troltiirung Der Sdure beS 9a6ms perz
brauc9tet 2Oiun9 er1ieDt man 6cn 0ro6 Der
SGure, Die Der Gabm 9ebabt bat. Scr
8uttermabcr fam auf bteie @ei1e leicbt
ermttteln, ob ber Gabnt Die bon i6m ees
plni3te Saure beIibt ODER nicbt.
, 1894-06-21
RIeine Udhrihten.

- Sattte STANLEY aus Dem 6auS SEQ.
40 State Str. itdrb bcute Weorgen an Der
9oitS Wtorpbtunn, Sic fte geitern Qlbenb
eingenommen bate, i'm county 6oipital.
- Ser @pntraft fir Sic Torti6offung
bon G6terca00Dern aus ben StraBen Ser
Stabt ipuroe geitern gemdB Dem Staotz
ratbSbel6luiie ipieoer 3u Dem alien 9retSe
laBe bon $37, 900 pro Sabr, al Bic Linton
Gen6erin9 60" Oer9eben.
- gs tpirb b~e6auptet, 6aB 6te $50 Mtte
gltebcr beS dtneiii6en Clubs, iiber beiien
br0dbten, e%benioDiele v~6i9bbinbers" ltnb.
8enn OaS Der Sal lit, bann Derbienen fte,
baB tbnen iGmmtIi6 bic 30pfe abgel9ntts
ten tDeroen.
- SberbaucommiIiGr SoneS unb Stabt>
tn9enteur Nrttn9ltau BADEN geftern ibrer
Nlnt8ltube auf fltrSe 3ett ben 9tiiGen Qez
fcbrt, Der e~ritere, I'm cine G~rbolungSretie
1ab Seem Worf gu n1aben, Der anbere, UNI
in Niagara SALTS all Der sort itattfinbenben
Contention Der Qmcrican SOCIETY of Sn7
gentetrS tDetl3uneDmen. Slut Wont1g
iper6en 6te beiOen 8eamteH tpieSer Suri67
erlpartet.
= Die 64idbrt9e, ais Eaibenbiebin be-
fannie unb berii6ti9te WfarD 6onni9an
(bie CUR it9ereren Nu8fiibrung ibrer &unit7
9riffe 3umeiit in 5rouerfleiOern auSgebD
tpurbe geitern BON ben OetectibS Cyan NIB
8la5crtD babel ab9efaBt, ais ite an Der @Ge
ber Wabiipne unb Stateitr. Der Trou s.
So. GftranDer bon 1917 0. MonroeitraBe
ibr g ortmonnaic aus 6erIai6e eScamottrte.
Sic iDurDe perbaftet ulo beute bon Hicbter
Softer inter $500 8irgi9dft DEM Grimis
nal8ertbt iibcrpteien.
g. 9. MorreQ, ein Spe3ialpoliit ser
Chicago unb Gortb @eitefnbabn, ertoppte
gcitcrn Qbenb al Der Sic Scr &tnsieitraBe
unb Mttlpaufee @pe. Nnbrem Sting unb
@m, Gonpap babel, ais bieie elm 6~eniter
zines bort iteben6en 8aiiagiernoggons
sertriimmerten un0 Damn Nuitalten mach
ten, in beuieIben btnein3uiteigen. @r perz
baftete lie auf Ser SteQe unb bradbte iie
beute friib Dor 9ficbter Seoerlon. 0ieier
8etpGbrte ibneu ie6ob einen Nufi6ub ibres
8erbDrS bis gum 30. b. 90. uno iteute ite
bis b0bin unter ie $500 8ir9i6aft.
, 1894-06-21
Orei alte Kunoen.

sronf Sobtn, 8eter 9atpneD unb 8bi=
lipp 8ropbD, BRET ais SpiB6ltben un0 Sim
BREEDER befannte unb bereitS ipie6erbolt
b~eItrafte Strolcbe Ser 8eitieite. brabeu am
Der9an9enen Samitag Na6mtttag N Den
0a6en 6es 6Gnblers in altem WtctaQ, q.
&. 6rilbmann, 181 0. 6drrtlon Str. Elm
un0 1tab(en bort in @rman9elung BON
etwas8eiierem l Bartie @dsrObren, 0eden,
Nrbeitsflei6er, 8lei uno anoere letcbt meg
i6affbare @esenitGnOe. 2tls 9egen @ben6
6rii6mann ben Glnbrucb uno Oiebitabl
entbedte, ribtetc it6 lein 8erba6t iofort
ge9en Sic 9rei, Die itb ipGbren6 bes berz
9angenen TagcS Dor Dem Qaben berumqe=
triebeu batten. @r bena6ricbtigte bie
g oliaei unb Bic nit Ser 9(ufarbeitung 6es
Sales beauftrd9ten 9etectips MurroD unb
Grpntn fanOen Bic 0rei unb in i6rem
8eitb npcb nabe3u BEN 9an3en, ldbiper gu
perltlbernOenStof. Die Orei ltanben beute
bot Gi6ter 0oolep, Der 1te inter ie $500
8iirg16aft Sem Griminaloericbt iberiuies.
Die Detectives Stole u1D Safe ftn6 Der
Qlnfi6t, baB Die brei StroIbs altb an 6em
OiebitabI BET g. 3ecbmann, 376 @. Sal
lte0 Str1Be, betDetttgt iparen. Nm pcra
gangenen Wttttpo6 ipur6c Dteient, tpie mir
/. 3. mittbeilten, l Settle, entbaltcnb $500
tpertb WaareH geitoblen unb bteiclbe nacb
2 Stunben in elmer SDontD an 6orquer
StraBe ~gefunOen. 5roB Der angeftren9teIten
Q(rbett 1T e5 ben Detectives Gole unb Sale,
Bic barnalS Die Gtite fanben, bis0er noeb
nicbt geGltn8en, Der 9iebe babbait gu
wcrben, pelbe bic ibpere &ifte nocb Der
Sbantp gebrocbt Dotten. Sit boben pobl
bic 9ret in 8erbobt, aber fOnuen tDnen
niGt8 na9petlen.
, 1894-06-21
Der .1noroproses

Sn bet 0eitrtgen 9}aAmittag8iibung
le9ten Trau Winnte &raun, beren Gocbter
Sophia urb Der iunge Niuiom 8rorn
3eu8niB ab. Sic beridteten, bnB lte am
Nbeno oeS II. DECEMBER 1898 cine fletne
@elcaiboft in ibrer Wobnung, $40. 1920
Shields Noe., batten, an pelcbsr BET ncun2
5ebntdbrt9e 8ront 8alenSfa, tpelder i'm
obeten Stoftperf beiielben 6ouieS wobnte,
%tbetlnobm. 8alen8fa gerictb nit &arI
8raun, bem 8amiIienpoter, in Streit unb
itteB tbm Elm groBeS Meiier nit bet0en
9dn6en in bic 8ruit.
6eute Wor9cn mur6e Sophia &roun
einem &reusOerD0r u%ntertporfen, in mel
9em ite ie6o6 atf Ser i'm o~irecten 8erb0yt
ge8e6enen 0ariteaung beQarrte.
, 1894-06-21

SIN Observation-Disclosures purben beute
Sormtttdg Die fir bic 2icferung pon itGbz
Lernen 0ampffefieln nit aIen oa3u 9eb0ri>
gen MOnttrun9en fir bie neue 8umps
itatton an Der Weitieite ein%gegangenen Qtnz
gebote s%e6fnet. 0as niebrigite Qtngebot
mar bon ben 9dmpffeiicl : 6a6rtfanten
Sobn MObr & Son, 32-42 SQinotSftr.,
etngegangen, tueI6c Sic 2iefcrung fir Ben
8reiS bon $5312.10 iiberne9meu min. Sic
ptro ben @0ntraft befolnmen. 9aS nGAlte
Nn8ebot berIon9t fat t~ouienb Dollars
mebr ais oaS Der %genannten 6irma.