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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03
LAURA FLEW To ARMS.


A Dyer Of Cloth Has an IMPLIES snns
Time with . Customer.
Laura Cassie. = dashing appearing wom-
an. who lives at the Windsor hotel on
Commercial street, Was arrested yesterday
on com plant of John G. Shelton, . dyer OF
els John street. who says Laura broke .
brass lamp over his head. According TO
his story, which does not agree with that
told by the woman, save a. to the beating.
he cleaned dress for her, the price being
g. She found fault with the work done
and refused TO pay him cent He re-
monstrated and Laura Immediately
demonstrated her pugiltssie ability by hit
ting him with the lamp. He was cut up
badly and when be appeared at police
headquarters looked more as IL he had
como from a slaughter house thaa .
woman's h0udoir.
When Laura VAS brought up 70 the
station by an officer she looked as fresh A.
q daisy. While Capt Hosle Was register
Ing her she told him that Shelton spoiled
the dress and that she agreed 70 give him
g., all the money she hsd. bot he objected
and made q counter proposition. She vas
"a lady" and OF course asserted herself by
breaking the lamp on has head. After con-
siderable running around some OF her
friends raised SIS and she sas released.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03
THE BLOrrEK.

SUPERIOR couRr-xoUirY DEPARTMENT, LANG
LEY. J.
National Bank of Commerce w. ]. r,
Cranston ct Al.-Decree for plaintiff
A. L. Parker vs.. l.. X. Cogswcli-Dscrse
for plaintiff; granted.
+. c. Burkman W.. Amador Molina ct al.
--Disfnissed for want OF equity: excep-
ton allowed.
C. NJ. Peterson W. George Kirk ct all
Permanent injunction; granted.
CIVIL pEPARrnEsT-osBoRs,g !.
Mary Webster W. Thomas Riddle-Ds-
fault and judgment in the sum Of sos and
costs.
J. W. Waiiingford W. C. ". Donnets--
Default and judgment in the sum Of
&<09 IS; signed.
Christ Kupplsr w. William Taylor
Default and judgment in the sum OF
$s72
John woodhouss W. j. w. Van Brock.
Injury out.
CRIMINAL nKPARTMEsr-BUMEsJ J..
State vs.. Henry Fuhrman-on trial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

hare called for deposits Of securities in
tire United ssoses. In p1ssuaacs Of the
plan for the Reorganization Of tbs coa-
pAny.
Daring the Union Pacific wage hearing
~ Omaha Monday, General Manager
Dickinson stated that the Denver. Lead-
VILE & Gunn.sca road and branches. $50
miles. did not pay expenses. Thereupoa
Judge Caldwell said he would Issue an or
DEE suspending operation of the linz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03
County and City. Taxes Delinquent.

City and county taxes became delin-
quent at 6 o'clock yesterday evening. and
up to within minute of that time the
county treasurer's office was filled with
taxpayers anxious to evade tho per
cent delinquency penalty and 20 per cent
interest which il now added to taxes.
The collections for the day were SIS. 600.
1t will be perhaps ten days before the
total tax collections up to the time they
become delinquent can Do ascsrtained.
since the taxes have not yet been figured
out on large blocks of property, for the
payment Of which checks In blank have
been sent in. A careful estimate would
be thought about $685., 900. This would
leave $402. 900 taxes delinquent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

The assessment Of taxable property In
King county Was begun yesterday by
Assessor Abraham's deputies.
Judges Humss and Osborn had new
luries In their courts yesterday, the regu-
lar spring panel having commenced
serving.
Judge Langley yesterday permanently
enJoinsd Michael Durce from turning out
OF its channel. I'm order to make q log
dam. small stream which runs through
Caroline N. Petersen's ranch At Derby.
Licenses TO wed were !ssned yesterday
for J. ID. Mercer and L. Maud Cole, both OF
Elliott; J. II. Suhse. of Granite Falls, and
Hannah Anderson. of Seattle; Edwin
Huffman and Cora Thomas, both OF Fall
City: Matthew Duffey and Sarah A..
keans, both of Rsilard,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

The Koo:snal river is again oten and the
boat fine . nowrnnuinE oetssen Bonner
Ferry and kcoieasA LAKE ports
Genera. Manager +. z. Shelby. Of :hs
Seattle & " aBtsna road, resnsne1 yssfer-
day from ms recsat trap 20 Portland and
Spokane.
General Asta. T. c. Stevens. 81 the
Great Northern rosa. Is Ia Portland
whittier be went on Saturday 70 install q.
e, posovsa IS general agent 81 tie roat
a. thai point
The reorganization committees q II.
Jarvis-Conk lin Mortgage Com pany. hAv-
ing received assets representing Faore than
IS per cent Of the aea<us1re holders "A
tie aites states. beside > great many
s.oua Easg.sa hoidsEs 9. he Geoe1E4res
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03
LIE rooK ROW oUr on BAIL


Have Robbed Him.
Lee Fook Bow. the alleged Chinese nner-
chant, who 3 held to answer for perjury ia
We Chgmmie luug habeas corpus case.
vas yesterday released from the county
JAIL on si.0oo bonds "a appear In the United
STATES court on June and answer 10 the
grand jury. lie had been tn tai! in tnsn
a. AeN!sl's island, San Francisco and Sc
a'''e and for nearly year has not been
free nlan
ssace he WAS brought back from ssn
francisco about four months ago he had
essn constantly writing 10 his San Fran
s''so business partners asking for bonds
esa and never seemed 10 give IN hope OF
es,ing them, though he was Informed by
ss'ers trou ass friends that his partners
hsa rotbed hisu ot over 81 SO since be had
toae to jail and though the latter wrote
An lie 10 longer had any interest
% HER STORE few days ago he made
sea- Win Chiuaman who IS TIE
manager Of the Lon nsi Company. Of San
tFsHesco. hv which the latter agreed, II
seusei hy mortgage on some real estate
s@nea by Ice hook Bow ia San Francesca,
10 se' the .,ondsuen. The transfer was
sase and yesterday Gee Lee ana Ihe
Vaong Lane Company. OF this city. sssned
We bond wt.ch was approved by !adse
HAaiarl
Les is IS ssj3. NIL go TO San Francisco
&c make hls psriaegs come 10 the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

The Carleton Opera Company's return
engagement will begin on Wednesday
evening, when the music-loving people OF
Seattle will DO given . continuation of the
too short feast of . week ago.
Before its last visit 90 Seattle the men,
bers OF this company were already popular
here and the performances drew some OF
the larges, audiences ever seen in the Sc
attic thea.er.
But one of the operas given then will be
repeated IN the coming engagement, when
the repertoire will include FRA Davio. 4"
"Ssnon" and THE Qa-en's Lace Hand
ksrehieL"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03
s.r-., of Annotated Ch.r,,t.s.

The annual meeting 81 abe Bureau of A.
socSntsd Charities OF Seattle vail he held IN
the Chamber Of Commerce hall, Seattle
National baak building, this evening a.
7.so o'clock. Reports Of officers ~ill be
received and the officers for the ensuing
year will - elected. All those who feel an
interest In the work OF the bureau are
earnestly requested 70 he present
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03
Nsv suit Hilsa.

The following new suits we're fled
In the ofs1ce Of the clerk Of the superior
court yesterday:
Christ KuppleY - receiver OF the Pacific
Manufacturing Company ". William Tay-
lor-Suit 70 recover 5000 stock subscrip-
ton.
Katherine n. NsH W. n. Eyman ct al
Suit to foreciose real estate mortgage of
III 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

sne commissioners and sfiYmine the or.zi-
nsa occasion OF the local land c6ce.
=. n " Dawson fled his deciarasory
ssa.emsns August 30. ls5s, for the east
nAa on fne southeast quarter Of secfion s.
sad tns north half Of the south vest arar-
Ter o. section g. township g north. range
east land located on Bei!inxhsn BAY.
and On November u. rsss. n. N. rtsey
made homestead ensrv for the .ar.e ard
AFTER posting and publication Utiey rn.de
psooi March 4, isao. in srppors Of his
Ism sof TIE purpose Of committing bis
homestead TO cash entry. Dawson fled
: provost, Claiming prior right owing 70
raes'ons settlement and fling. and that
oHsy ned no: resided continuously on the
isnd Tor six months The ioca. land ofics
decided In favor Of U.iey, but on appeal TO
ths commissioner the decision vas re-
sefsea Lfiey appealed to the secretary Of
sne interior, alleging fifteen errors, which
may De condemned as follows:
Error 20 fad that Dawson established .
residence on the Land; that his absencs Of
fourteen months without permission vas
exc1sab3e on account Of sickness ard
poverty. After considering the evidence
Pro add con ~ length, Secretary of the In
terior Hoke Smith concludes that Utisy's
Claim to The land 10 paramount to tia. of
Da~son, and instfrcts the local Office 70
dismiss the protest Of Dawson and ap-
prove The final proof of Utley. The usual
time II allowed Dawson to fls q motion
Tor review Of proceedings.
Register OTools received . letter yestsr-
DAY from Assistant Land Commissioner
Bowers notifying HIM that Secretary
smith Of the interior had affirmed the
decision OF the land commissioner in the
case OF i. ID. Rowland vs. Milton L. Basr,
involving the east half Of south west quar-.
ter section % and east bali of northwest
quarter section 81. township 81 north,
range east. holding for cancellation the
prescription nling Of Rowland, wish the
view oil accepting the final proof Of Baer
under the stone and timber acs. Secrs-
tary Hoke Smith said: ut Is clear that
the pre-smptor 10 seeking 10 &c. at Sis
IN acre land properly subject 10 DISPOSE.
ton at - IS an acre under the stone and
timber act "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

The gloomy tears and the WEAKNESS OF
sou. Of " Ales 40 many conf ain. would
disappear Il the blood we're made more
healthy before il resches the brain. Ayers
sarsapar.liA parties aud vitAlifes the
blood and thus con1aces 10 health Of body
.HA mind
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03
Steam boat Fight.

Steamer Greyhound alters her schedule
Monday, April > as follows: Leave Seattle,
: sns- III. sad - 2. u. leave Everett, io;ia
.. N. sni s;I5 p m. Fare. - csnts single
trip Ana 81 round trip stestnhos, race
free every Irip> rravs! On the Grey hognd
n you szns 10 ain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

A long 6tsea ont 6 ght between Thomas
~ Y. Dawson and Hrnry N. ptiey for
isnt oa lie -hAn bav la. esen decided
es tec see-e.zry Of tie interior In favor OF
We latte, iaas reversing the dscisioa ef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

Hsg.naiag o; srerv w1asa ws procure price
lsss aaa maze Gp pjg order tos sSsscsFsss st
s'slsysf 4 LEWIS. les dollars al tlsr E4sS<
goes as Tar as sl1 - 81 &ay utaes sr0es~s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

To wind 90 bu..ee.s we ofFer al ear
carpets so~ 81 81 eeais On the dosiar
The Bon Msrehe, kroat and Cedar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

The receivers sale OF the Seattle Bazaar
is sssIl going on in quiet way but when
the public become thronghly convinced. by
the tremendous reduction in prices. that II.
Is genuine ''e.osEng-out sale" ordered by
the eoar!. there will not be much left Of
that immense stock TO tell the tale OF ard
times
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

a person Is prems,areiy old when bald
ness occurs before the fcrty-dfth year
Use Hairs HaiF.Renewer to keep the scalp
healthy and prevent badness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03
Unissd States District cear, Asio.rn.d.

Uaited States District Cours Adjourn ed.
Judge Hanford yesterday adjourned the
United States court to April Il. He will
then hold court for few days. after which
no court viii be held until the regular
June term opens. He lief, for Spokane
yesterday afternoon to hold three weeks
term OF court there. Before he left le
signed an order directing the sale at anc-
ton OF $40 pounds Of contraband opium.
valued at 81 ,2oo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

The teachers and pupils OF the public
schools are enjoying the usual midterm
vacation this week. The schools will re-
open Oh Monday morning next
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

DR.. Prizes Cream Baking Powder
Wortd's Fair Highest Award.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-03

rausnsarss x Apr IL, fsr thr<s rnenfhs al dis
go N wea7es will re&esgs sssesa4 lrsa&Eass.L.
fsS~a~strr a. saes5ein@z ~ lie e. tzFE]s. Thnss
- a -rgf rsesSvs ELg 10 a asSETfc
srA.4nsea. FkEE o. eHSyR# a = G&s$s sesStcSi@d
- save II lei ~ q cure ets%Et@r@ JNs azesaFs
.,ans - <nrr.s 4 4sssssss gg4.sSr - year n
.w.yv ease kn1 nAtHg@ f&ss& skts1s4 xT6@rsFss
- a. sss sFgas 49, lie cure IT 1Ass e
.xz<s. - fhsssxssles Tsss tsH7lsF- t@Ssof zfaar2
g. xxs snTss@1 taarIegsss Treatment s1s@taHet
a. ~ Df1e9 bears III Z z = H2-. tk9 aad
~. : a T. s1nrays 40 uA IL
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
B0swtuioe DerIeum6uno.

Dem 0erausgeber un6 BEN &e6afteuren
Der bObmii6en 3eitung, vGbicasstp
Sbcan", Carl Neumann, 6ermann NOenaz
RUS unO @miL @Omon6 6tiber, lit btez
ielbe @bre tpi6erfabren, mte benz 8oriibenz
BEN oes republitanti6en Stats Gentralz
@omites Sobn st. Gamer. sic muroen
inter Oerielben Nnflage (8erleumbung
bon 6enlelben Gonftabler (SGmes g. 0tcz
SnerneD) am Samitag Derbaftet ur6 bon
Hi6ter Softer bis 3un1 3. DECEMBER
unter ie $500 8Hrgi6aft geIteut. Die
3eitung mar %urlpriln9IIb cine popultitiicbe,
ipuroe ober fur3 Dor Der WabL bon Sen STE
publitanern @oO6man unb Nnorem on9ez
fault.
Sn elmer ibrer QuSgaben b~e6duptete nun
bos 8lott, baB Gbrtitian W0Qcd, elmer Der
0emofratii oben Ganotbaten fir bic Qe9ts<
Iatur, Elm 0ieb mdre unb itb pieIer truns
men geicbGftltcben Iransactloncn 16ulbtg
8entabt bate. @aled unb feline b0bmis
iden Sreunbe itatteten 6arauf Der &eoacs
tion etnen 8eiu6 ab u1b nerIanotcn unter
Orobun9en ben @iberruf Der 8erleumz
0ung. OaDDn poute tpe0er 0er 6erausz
9eber nocb Die Gebacteure ettpas tpiiien uno
iagten bic gauge @eleuibaft aus Dem
Sanctum. @aue6 nuroe troB 0ieIer
Oerleum6ungen geipGbIt un6 bas 8latt
ging balO nab Der @abL al Der gaaoppiz
reuben S3Dtnolu9t Der 2lbonnenten>9iIte
Elm. Quf &eranIaiiung ietter Trernbe
sebt nun WaQed crtminal9eribtlicb geaen
Die 0%eraltsgeber uno Die Ge6acteure Der
3eltung Dor.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Gine befheiocne 6efeuihaft.

Dem itabtrdtbliben Gomite fir 8eleu6z
tun9speien lag beute 8Ormittag bic Orbtz
nan5 Der vNOrWoob Contraction & electric
So" Dor, pelde einen Treibricf fir Die @ez
ieulbaft ~rerIGn9t, Der ibr geitatten ioQ,
cine eleftriibe NnGage gu erricbten unO BON
berielben aus lie gan5e StaOt nit
eIeftriibem 9icbt uno elettriider 8etricbsz
fraft 81 periprgen. Die gtorpooo Gons
itructton & electric SO. min i6re 2eitungsz
Orabte in einen geibGoiienen &anaI Iegcn,
Der in ben Gan6iteinen Der StraBen ST.
liegen fOmmen lou. Oas @omite beaufz
tragic elm aus ben Qub. S6eu6Orf, Gbabz
mid uno 9ormdn deficiencies Subcomite,
bic OrOinan3 einsebenb gu priifen unb an
oas Gomtte 5uriid3uberi9ten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Aeberhltck
&nS Smra9efaGtes

&aubes @etter prDpbeseit uns Der
GaSettermonn duf morgen, tnbem it6 Der
SStnb bon SIOoften no9 NOr6weten
orebt.
Sn ct. getersburg. tpurbe beute Sic
SermG6lung Der Brtn3eiiin Nlir nit benz
Tatler ItfOLaus OoQ3Ogen.
- Die 8eiSenpretIe fin6 bsute fri6 auf
Der btefigen B0rie I'm cine &leinisteit gez
ltle9en; Ser Wfaitermtn ging bon 5855 aut
094 unb 3 in Die .90be. un6 Der DECEMBER
termin bon 534 ouf 548. ,9ase9en mar
Wtots tuei9en0 unb 9ing UNI } Gent 3urid,
lnoem Wtais per Ofai nit 48$ uno per
9e3ember nit 46k nottrt purbe; SAFER
belt ii6 i'm Weaitermir Guf 323@324.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tu0ren petbeno:
S5Detnefleil6 (Sonuar) .05,
S9maIs 6,973@7.OO, &ipp@en 5000
6.O22,
- Die titrftibe &e9terung bat Ben 3et>
tun9en aus Qtmerifo tbrer Stelungnabme
IN Der armenii3en Qngelegenbett tpegen,
an Der @ren3e ben GtnlaB pertpei9ert.
- Qluf ser Stem Oorter Tonbsb0rIe Iebz
ten bic &urie feit unb %fteGenpeiie b6her an,
boob erLttten Sic Nttien 6eS 3ufertruits
olsbaI0 etnen 8idgang nm l b. $. un6
au6 GbicagOer @aStruft>Nttien wurben
Inn l p. s. berabSeieBt, un6 9esen Mttttag
mar bic Sttmmun9 burbpe9 tpei6enb.
= Der S6auipieIer Scat. @ooopin trat
9eitern in elmer neuen Stole auf. Gr err
1bten nGmli6 u1erpartet ouf Der Bibne
Oes Chicago Opera 9Ouies, tpoielbit ietn
@oue9e 0tob1On i'm Leap Year" %auftrat.
Stobion puBte ii9 ntbt anberS gu beIfen,
als i'm benz Yubtitum oOr3uiteuen, %tporaltf
er i'm 3pii6en Bic GOultiien suriidi6ob.
gtotarltcb befanb ft9 @oobmtn in an9ez
beitertem .3uitan6e.
= Die bteiigen &uIien btelten geTtern
cine Notwithstanding ab uno nabnten
9%teloluttDnen an, in tpelhen Der G5ar erz
1ucbt tptro, Dem Qanbe cine Contribution
81 9cben unb gemeiniam nit bem @oLf
oaS 2anO 81 re9ieren. 0as iinO fromme
gBuni9e, nm bic itb 6as eben our Ste
9terltng gelGngte y8ater6en" mentg flint
mern tutr6, penn es ite iiberbaupt git @e>
1ubt betOmmt.
= General 8oot6 BON Der SetlSarmee
ertLGrte geltern tpG6renD elmer GrtpefungSz
~neriammlung 0uf Der Me1ttctte, baB bas
Netnen zines nit ietner Wutter onmeIe17
ben &inbes i'm 11erp0S mobe, tporauf 6ie
SHUTTER it6 nit benz &tnoe cntfernte. DAB
Elm gfitgLte0 Der 6eiLsarmee, tpeI6e be-
tanntlt6 i'm 2Grmen tbre 9r0Bte StGrfe
ftn6et, nO3 bG5u oeren General, 0ur9 bic
Sttmmc zines 3artcn &in6ss nerb0s miro,
1T iebr befrembenb.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Gin unhetmliher 6aft.

Nls Der Mil69Gn6lsr Soiepb 8rasnac
BON 389 8. II. Str. in Der Sonntag
9fabt gegen J l l1br Die 2oomis Str. entz
lang f0brenb, itb Der %. StraBe nGberte,
bat tbn Elm an Der @de fteben6er Ofann nm
Die GrlaubntB, cine Strede melt mitfabren
su oiirfen. SDpObl Der Weann cttpos un>
Detmlt6 ausiab, nabm CT i'm bod nit.
&aum tparen ite cine Strede neit gefabren,
ais Der unbeimli1e Sat ieinen &uti6er
autfOroerte, feline 6Gnbe in Die 60be gu
ibneaen uno fib in ouer Gube Die Tai6en
repiOtren gu laiisn. I'm ietner Quftorbez
rrng nod ettpaS Nabbrud gu nerleibcn,
bottle Der 8erl aus ieiner Soibe etn Stair
melier berDor unn fucbtelte nit oemieLben
Dor benz Wil6mann lumber.
0Ob oieier Nat ni6t 10 obne @eiteres
berett, it3 BENT neutrality-suspicious. su
u%nternerfen, nobm i6neu feline 9eitlbe
uno Dieb init benz unterer1, biden G1eiIe,
10 LANCE aUf ben would-bes&Guber los,
bis bieier gum Bagen binausIprong.
BraSnac rief, trobOem er ben 9erl los mar,
nob UNI 6tlfe unO 6ies bra6te ben 8laus
rod Scbroeber berbct. 0ieier nabm ben
GerI nacb benz nGblten QIarmtaiten. Nuf
Der Station mur6e bcrielbe iofort ais Elm
alter 8efannter, Namens Charles
Witbel, erfannt. &i6ter OonleD ian6te
ben StrOIb, benz Sic Detectives baS BENT
bar i6lehteite QeumunosatteIt auSItelen
un6 Der iel6It ein9eitebcn muBte, pteberbolt
beitraft tDoroen 3u lein, 1ur unter elmer
25>Strdfe na9 Ser 8rioetpeu.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Aus oem GrtminaI9ertdt.
5reieefprO9en

Sn 6sm Otor6proSeB gesen Sames
9fespe, Der am 8. 9(ugult i'm benz 6auie
$40. 1926 StormitroBe in @ranb GrOiiing
ben SOiepb Sla6ef eri6oB, gaben Die @e>
i6norencn AM Sonuabeno Nben6 nm
W%itternabt ein freiipre6en6cs urtbeiL ab.
9teSpe bate einen Streit nit leiner Srau
unb SIabet Orang in Die Bobnuns
9tespe's Elm, obwobl i6m 6teier BON Snnen
surtef, er loae iib nm feline ei9ene Tamitte
fainmern. 3wiiben SLobet unb &espe
%entitan6 Elm &in9en UNI BEN Geboloer,
peI9en &espe in bet 6anO bate.
SIS fieI Elm S6uB unb Slobef broh, in
ben llllterLeib getroffen, 5uiammen. Eeipe
beSeuste, Bag CT ben &ebolper mGbren6 ocs
&tngens nIbt abgebriidt babe. Serner
fiibrte 8ert6ei6iger 9. s.. Srube @cieBe
an, nacb bencn Sla6et fein Hecbt bate, in
Die SamiLtenpoDnung zines Nnberen elm
3ubringen. Ri9ter Gbetlatn mar per
I'M Wtitternadt nab benz Grimi>
nalseriBt b%erufeu morbeu.
Gin ueuer moropro3e6.
8or bemielben &i6ter besann beute
WOrgen Der BrO5eB 9egen SreOeridS 6enif,
tpel9er AM 2.October einen Wann gtanten5
@bWarb Sbap in Der Opium Spelunfe $40.
I'll B. WaOiiOnitraBe eriboB. Die &ugel
bran9 benz @etroffenen in bic 8ruit.
DerurtleiIt.
&ibter 8rcntano mics beute Morgen
ben Nntrag auf 8ewiui9un9 zines neuen
8ro3eiies fir SObn 6Opler ab un6 ipra6
baS enbgiiltigc ltrtbeil Der 3u9t6auSitraIe
auf Qcbens3ett. Der rs idbrige Sobn
i9nitt ~isiner Sbpefter Bridget
in Der 8emeini6aftli9eu 8Obnung
gO. 81 NleranSer Str, Die &eble burb.
9as gerbre3en mar etn unerbOrt brutaLes.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Gin Outeno Qn5tise
Rauben pier Spibbubeu aus =. u. feather.
tones Dohnune.

Sobn NnOerion, SObn @eus, Sames
Maaop unb &i6aro GoSgrObe, purbeu
Deute WOrgen bon Nidter &eriteu unter ie
$1,000 8ur9i6aft Dem G~riminalseri9t
iibertpieien. sic paren iiberfibrt, aus
Der 8o9nung bon s, q, SeotberitOne, SEQ.
354 90. 5aIiteb Str, Elm sansss 8aarenz
lager bon &leiOern gerau6t gu baben.
BoIisiit SObn s. Nalib traf Die bier Nnz
gefIagten, ais ite in OerbG9tiger Betie Elm
SAB fOrtidIeppten. Gr belt ie feit uno
rieT ben acknowledgement, tpel9er bic @e7
ieal6aft naA Der BOIiseiitation bra1te.
6ier purben in Dem 6aB pentgftens Elm
0uBenO bon Q(n3ii9en beS. 6errn $. 81.
Teat6critOne, peIcber einen groBer 9ugus
in Der 8etleiOun8 gu betreibeH icbetnt, gez
funoen. Die HOGe, !6Oien unb @eiten
8GbIten un9efdDr Oier3ig Stidc; ite tuoren
BON &unbenicbneibern gearbeitet un6 6err
6eatberitOne 8a6 ben Bert5 auf un9cfGbr
$400 an. Setn Name mar in ben ctnz
8elnen An5ii9en auf einem 8anO etHgenGbt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Wtdti9 fir DtehRdn0Ier.
Cine Gutf6eioun9 oes Ri6ters Gro6eup su
ihren 6urften.

Sn Der &GageIu9e WiItum 8. &eenan
gegen bic Nt9ifon, SOpeta &c Santa Sc
8a6n bat 3i9ter 8roBcup fir ben @riteren
entI9ieben. &eenan bate BON &unias @ttp
@ieb na6 Chicago gei6tdt unb Die 8abn
bate ibm fir Die Nblieferung in ben Stot@
garbs 40 Gents per Mugen EXTRA berehnet,
tpGbrenb bies friiber ni6t gei9eben mar.
Die @todz Oarbs tDnnen ndmlt9 nun iiber
ben S9ienen Der Union Stod Oarbs uno
Sraniit So. erretht perben, unb Die Santa
Sc muB fir Die 8enubung berfelben Mietbe
6e3ablen. 9afiir tpar ben @erIenbern friber
ni6ts, felt Stunt 1894 aber 40 Gents per
@agen mebr bere3net Dorben. Seenan
tpanbte fi9 burouf an Die 9eri3te unb err
fu9te bieIe, bic %genannte Balm, Die ia be-
tanntli9 BON einem geri3tli9en Su9palter
b~eripaltet pirb, a~n3upeiien, bteie Mtebrz
bere9nung fuGen gu lafen. Ri4ter 9roB=
cup bat nun ertldrt, buB bic 8abn Die elm
NAL i%ibernommene Senbung Dbne tpettere
l1nfo1ten, ais bic regelmGBtgen Sru3traten
an benz 8eitimmungspuntte ubliefern miihe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
5alfdes Kartenfptel
5iihrt III Geo. PiIoebredt's Wirthf6aft gu
S9Ideerei un0 RepoIperi6ifen. - 6wei
DerIebte i'm 0IerianersR ofpitaI.

&ur3 nab 8ebn 1G6r am SOnna6eu6
iaBen QlIfre6 &ennebD, Wiuiam @raD,
@Oparb YreSc0tt un0 Nnoretp Nn3erion in
ber 8irtbi6aft bon George 6ilOe6rebt,
$40. 122 Sc. @lart Str. beim &arteniptel.
Den Spielern fam bas Slid, nelbes
@raD bate, unbegreihicb Dor unO Elm Qufz
itano brab natilrlieb los, ais Qrt9ur 6tlbe=
brebt, Elm 8ruber bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
entOefte, baB Grap 6arten oui ben &uieen
Iiesen bate, aus 6enen er Ieine 6aubfartc
INNER gu Der Gcrtbetlbaftelten ergGnSte.
Die Spieler 9ingen auf @raD Los un6 cS
entipann ith cine S6ldgerei, BET Der eS
blutige &Opfe lebte. @rap 500 einen Ste
poluer unb ibOB auf George 6iIbebre9t 4;
bic Su9eI ging ieoO6 febl unb 6ilOebre6t
fcboB nun ieinerietts. Die 3ugel brang
@ran in bic Siifte. 8enntbD un6 @rau
tpurben BON Or. &. S. &pnott perbun6en
uEb nab benz Nlerianerz6 olpitol sebra6t.
Q(uf Der Qtite bes 8oIi3eteeri9ts Der
8. G6tcagO tOe.z Station itanben ale bic
oben @enannten ais Qtngetlagte. Die Ser
banblung purbe auf ben 5. 9elember perz
ta9t, Oa @raD unb &enneOp ni6t eri6einen
fonntc1.