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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
Railroads an0 Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.

Local Time Table-Dec. II, 1898.
Trains tearing Bangor at 90. 5 Is, Il m, and 90
pm. arrive at
Bangor Exchange ST. at %. IS, N; : O5
pm
Penobscot Junction Brewer. IA. 40, m
Il4pm.
Holden. ! 81. 8 10. m; SO pm
Egery's Mills n 40 70 30, m; Il 80 pm
Lake House, Il a. 70 2s. M 4 43pIu.
Green Lake, Il So, Is. m; Il 50 pm.
Ellsworth rails, e 70 'oam;s bpm
Franklin Road, 40, II 80 m; s4pm.
Hancock, 80, II a. m; ~ pm,
Mt. Desert Ferry, 900, IA m; IL Co., m; so
p IN.
sullivan (by boat. 9 Is, a m Il 20 a m.
Sorrento (by boat, IS, am. IL IS,
BAR HARBOR tby boat. iOl5 m; Is.
20, m.
Returning. leaving Bar Harbor at 60, II 90 m i;
IS, u IN. arrive at
sorrento at 3 Is
Sullivan, Is. m; - pm
Mt. Desert Ferry, 30, "A m: 90, 4 10, p N.
Hancock, as I'm; Is, 4 IS pm.
Franklin Road. So, a m, 80, IS m.
ELLSWORTH, 10 10 a m; z 90, 4 SO y m.
Ellsworth Falls. 10 u M; 10, I. 81 pm.
Green Lake, TO IS M r 50, rs II m.
Lake Holse re q am, %, Is apm
h hss5ys H NJ l'0 y 81 IT, t.
Penobscot Junction (Brewer), ii IA, a m, IS,
5 S., pm.
ENchange ST. Bangor, Ill - a m 10, %, p M.
BANGOR, ii 30, IA IN; 10, 8 10, m.
tStops when signalled or on notice to Conduct
or.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland. Boston
and st. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and West
m saIs A. The M c r tirket ofHr~
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres and Gen'l Manager
F.E. BoOTHBY. Gen1 Pass. aud Ticket Ag't.
December 2, 1888
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26

Ladies' clean your Kid gloves with Josephine
glove cleaner For sale only by c. L. Morang-
headquarters for dressed and undressed KID
gloves in all the most desirable shades-Adrs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
SILKS. SATINS and iACES,
CorSets. Hosiery, Gloves. Underwear

in
reliable IF known worth n
youcl : !, Y
c all pa > u,
and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
ELLSWORTH E.TS.

Mis- ADA A BRAGG
I,etipp Fatis NJ,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08
An Editor, Prayer For Esis D
linguent Subscribers.

May he never be permitted to
kiss a handsome woman; may $50
nightmares trot quarter races over
his stomach every night; may his
coffee be sweetened with flies and
seasoned with caterpillars; may his
boots leak, Ills gun hang fire, and
his fishing line break; may his wife
run off with his best friend, and his
children have the whooping cough;
may the famine stricken ghost of an
editors baby haunt his slumbers
and whisper murder in his dream
ing ear; may his cattle have wolves
in 'em; may his mules have tie
blind staggers and the pigs destroy
the garden; may a troop Of printers
devils lean, lank and hungry, dog
his heels each day, and a regiment
of cats etcrnally catawaul under his
window each night. may his COWS
give sour milk and churn rancid
butter, and in conclusion, good
Lord, may his daughter marry a
one-eyed editor and his business go
to tre--Amen.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08
TO THE FARMER. HOME SEEK
Err, AND TRAVELLER.

Contemplating trip West or
East, the Southern Pacific Co.'S ad--
vantages are worthy of considerG-
ton. We can save you time and
you can save money by asking any
of her representatives for the infor-
nation you desire relative to Ticket
Rates, Routes, Time, etc. We
especially call your attention to the
train service, which comprises the
latest modern improvements in
equipment. Her road-bed is the
best in the South, and her facilities
for Speed, Safety and Comfort as
sure you of pleasant journey and
safe arrival at your destination.
Her trains run through all the larg-
est cities in louisiana, Texas, New
Mexico, Arizona and California.
At New Orleans her trains connect
with all Railroad and Steamship
Lines for the North and Northea ST.
Through Pullman Sleepers OF t e
latest design and Pullman Tourist
Sleepers between New Orleans, Les
Angeles and San Francisco. Her
courteous employees will aid the trav-
eler and solicit your patronage.
Apply to nearest Southern Pacific
Agent or write to S. +. B. Morse.
C. p. & +. A., New Orleans, La.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

a deceased but distinguished Dago,
>ssAblit, evasit, excessit, eruplt. ;"
As a last years buzzard's nest, as
the faint but clingsome perfume of
long-vanished polecat, as the dy-
ing echo Of hideous sound, the
fading memory of wicked dream
or the lingering taste of a cheap CT
gar, SO shall we think on the Ala
bama statesman that was, but is not.
With one final spluttering protest ne
has passed. In the dim and fading
twilight that borders the land of the
forgotten word-weary band awaits
his coming with melancholy expec-
tation. A pageant of grimy and
bedraggled whiskers glooms darby
for moment against the dim hori-
zon, and then the sad procession
fades from mortal eye and assimi-
lates with the darkness. Waite,
Lewelling, Kolb, John Henry and
he that was Governor of Tennessee,
but whose name escapes US, have
all gone and the places that knew
them shall know them no more for
ever.-Memphis Commercial Ap-
peal.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

Rube kolb has gonS he las
sneaked, he has skipped out, he has
In the language of
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

A bill has been introduced in the
Alabama Legislature to prohibit the
playing of match games of foot
ball. The trouble is that we have
too many such absurd laws infring-
ing on the rights of individuals. Why
not pass a law prohibiting games
of ba Sc ball, lawn tents, and keep
on until every form of amusement
is prohibited by law. 1t seems to-
ms that if college professors are not
sufficiently intelligent and humane
to suppress games of brutal ten
denotes without being forced to do
SO by statutory enactments the
country is going to the "demnition
bow-wows, 'regardless of all the laws
that modern legislatures are capa-
Bile of passing.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

The secretary of the treasury
reports tina, the receipts of the gov
eminent from all sources of revenue
during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1894, amounted to s372,So2,-
4eS. go. and its expenditures to s442,-
6o5,758.87, leaving a deficit Of 500
Sos, 60. So. There was a decrease
of S15,e5e, GA. &C in the ordinary
expenses of the government as COM
pared with tn. fiscal year 1898.
There was collected from customs
S131,S1S,53o.62, and from internal
revenue STAY, I6S, 1870. The bal
ance of the income for the year
amounting to sos, 517.o7, was
derived from the sales of land and
other sources.
The value of our total dutiable
imports amounted to S275,Ieo, $50,
being sI46, 657,o25 less than
during the preceding year, and the
importations free of duty amounted
to s37o,5o5,536, being so4,
748, 67s less than during the pre-
ceding year. The receipts from
customs were S73,55o, II less,
ard from internal revenue sI3,
Z S5o.Ssoo- less than iss Sy2os. The
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

The Louisiana Lottery Co. seems
to be at its old tricks again. Sena-
tor Call, of Florida, has offered a
resolution in the Senate for the APP
pointment of a special committee
to inquire as to what extent the
Louisiana or Honduras Lottery was
operating in Florida, whether it
had sought to control State or ma
tional elections; whether money had
not been expended by them in the
recent elections of members OF
Congress, and whether they did not
own or substitute newspapers in that
State.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08
THE SALOONS.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
s'SaIoons must go" declare the
earnest workers in the w G. I. U.
Certainly the world would be bet
ter off if they would go, but will
they? Can the legislature of COM
munity be of higher mental and
moral tone than that of the people
of the community? Can the spring
rise higher than its source? There
is a wide difference in this matter
between what would seem desirable
and what is practicable to be &C
complished. The Christian tenn
perance women are doing a great
work in intoxicating popular antag-
onism to the misuse of liquor. The
introduction into the common
schools of the study of the i'll eff
fects of alcohol upon the human
system is certainly leading to bet
ter physical as well as better NOR
al manhood. And all the potent
influences of these jealous women
tend to the improvement of the race.
But they must themselves have OBJ
served that all the good they have
really accomplished has been
through intellectual and ethical cul-
tivation of the individual and not
through the compulsion of the
State. The saloon must go when
the desire for liquor is gone. When
the heart of humanity has been
made right in this matter the ques-
ton will be solved. These noble
women are doing a wonderfully eff
fective work in this direction. All
true reforms are wrought through
education. In the meantime, how
ever, it is wiser for the State to do
a little that is practical than to at
tempt much that is impossible.
Zeal often overreaches itself, and it
has done so in Ohio. When the
anti-license clause was inserted in
to the constitution in order that sa-
looms might not be given legal rec
ignition in this State, opportunity
for proper control of the traffic was
sacrificed. The great need in Ohio
is legal supremacy over the evil SO
long as it exists-and it will in all
probability exist quite long enough
to make it worth while to get it un-
der ri ght control.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08
REDUCTION SALE
at NJ R0senfi1ed's

Near the Southern Pacific Depot.
1o4 Blow sheeting, actual value
zoe, at l. PC per I'd.
1o4 blankets, worth $3.50 at75c
per pair.
CStripes and checks at &C per ye!.
NJ ems Pants-5o pairs at So. 90
worth $500, 50 pairs at s2.25
worth 81, 50 pairs at s1.25, worth
S1.75.
Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes,
actual value $3.50, per pair, at 9oc.
Turkey Red Table Damask, worth
4oc per yd., sacrificed at csc.
Ionsda!e ~ bleachcd cotton,
worth 1oc, at Sc per ya.
Window shades, new stock, worth,
$3.50 per pair, at S5c.
Misses ribbed hose, absolutely
fast black, worth coc, at 1oc per
pair.
100 gents overcoats 70: IS less
than their value.
Mems shirts at 15c, worth double
their price.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES
Childs' suits, 50 pairs, worth SIS
at 75c, 50 worth s2.oo, at S1.25, 50
worth So. co, at SIS, 50 worth
$500, at $780,
The largest assortment Of mattirg
ever brought to this town at the
Ladies' Vests at one half their
value.
Eight day clocks, worth $3.50, at
$3.50.
BOYS SUITS-5o at $685.,
worth $500, 50 at $3.50, worth
$500, 50 at s2.25, worth $500
MEMS SUITS-5o at Sass,
worth $500 50 at S4.o5, woI n
81. 90, 50 at So. 50 WORTH s'11.5o, SO
at sS.25, worth SIS.
Henrietta Cashmere, double
width, worth 35c, at 1sc, per ID.
Nunsveiling, all wool, worth 2 c
at NJ. Rosentield's, 1t 15c per yd.
Nickel Alarm Clio cks, worth 81. IS
at 75c.
A large assortment Of holiday
goods and fire works at the very
lowest prices.
Can goods offered at half their
value. If this interests you call and
see us.
Coffee at ISc per Id.
rs lbs. Of yellow clarified sugar
| for $500
Look at the prices and remember
that these bargains are for 50 day:
only. Nj. ROSEN FIELD,
Near So. Pac. Depot, Lafayette
La.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08
A MiIlionaire's Ven.s:.nee.

John Jacob Aston is determined
that an adequate vengeance shall be
visited on the tramp Garvin, "tke
Bowery Trooper" who floniously
slipped into the Aston palace
and heinously went to sleep in one
Of it's best beds. AS soon as the
millionaire heard of the case he lur-
ried off to the police station, ac-
companied by his brother-in-law
and his brother, to prosecute the
outrageous offender, who had dared
pollute the Astor linen and insult
the Astur exclusveness; and when
he found that the fellow had been
let off with an ordinary s. fine for
tresPass, just as though he had en-
tered unlawfully the premises of an
ordinary American citizen, his an
ger was unbounded, and he pointed
out to the justice that SO ridiculous
ly light u punishment might lead to
repetition of the offense. Any
tramp might be willing to pay IS for
the privilege Of sleeping in an Aston
bed. He then proceeded to swear
out warrant against Garvin foi
burglary. OF course, an over,
awed jury will convict the mis-,
creant.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

Y. +. Faun is the name of Den
yer Chinaman who is really in hard
luck. Having been convicted of
a felony he can not register and OH
tain an American certificate, but
must be deported. Shorn Of his
queue according to prison disci-
pine, he will be decapitated in
true barbarian style the moment he
sets foot on Chinese soil. He can
not remain in the United States and
not live in China. The United
States must send him away and
can only send him to China. Faun
has no recourse against the United
States for the sacrifice of his queue,
without which he cannot return to
China with any degree of safety for
his head.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

The Distinguishing among Dem
ocrats had hardly subsidized when
Washington correspondents gave out
the painful news that Grover had
the govt. Some people may be
credulous enough to believe this re-
port, but The Gazette refuses to
entertain any such preposterous
thing. A Democratic president af-
nicted with the govt! A thing SO
noto,iousiy undemocratic as the
govt !! Perish the thought! 1t is
nothing but the contemplate fabri-
cation of some Republican news
paper man. No! Jeftersonian sim
plicity and the eout don't go to-
Pether.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

Now that Callahan and Dubious
sat have been found guilty of ac-
cepting brides, let the court proceed
in the good work until every rascally
official who sold himself is sent to
the penitentiary. With a few more
convictions it will dawn upon 2
certain class that the law: against
bribery is not quite dead. - ,.,-
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

Have you tried this office for job
work? If not, do SO. We will
print you letter heads, bill heads,
and all kinds of commercial work
as cheap as anywhere else. We
have no artists in our Office. but we
do claim to to do plain printing to
suit any reasonable person. Give
us trial.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

total tax collected from distilled
spirits was $85, $50, 25o.s5, on
manufactured tobacco 878, 617,
Sc, aud on fermented liquors S3I,-
414,7S8.o4. Our exports of mer-
chandise, domestic and foreign,
amounted during the year to $780,
14o, s7e, being an increase over the
preceding year of s44,4o5 373.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

Numa Dudoussat, the New Or
leans councilman was caught
in the trap set by Do1ninick O'Mal-
ley. 1t is to hoped that some one
will now set a trap for O'Malley.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08
New York has 10000 BARRIERS,
exactly 60, 996 more than Lafayette.

Senator Blanchard has presented
a resolution in the Senate protesting
against the recent Turkish atroci-
ties perpetrated on the Armenians,
and directing that the remonstrance
of this government be communi-
Gated to Turkey.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-08

Prescriptions carefully compound
eel at Gardebled's pharm adv.
, 1894-05-31
Gin Blatternf6ubmttteI?

Sci Dem 8oGi3etcbef ipra9 beute @ors
mittag Elm 6err Dor, Der ii6 ibm ais 2tr8t
Or. @entrb roritelltc un6 tpelcber erflGrte,
6aB feline Grfabrungcn i'm berecbti9ten orz
Sune6men, baB GiIigfdure Elm gutes 8rds
pentiD7 W3ttteI gegen Die 8lattern iet. Der
0oftor mill Sic 8eobobtun9 gemabt ba7
ben, 6aB Qeute, 81. in Giiigfabriten tbGttg
getpeien itnb, ME bon ben 8lattern be-
fallen tperben. ST i6GtcBt baraus, baB Der
ptrtlame StOff beS @iiigs, Die @iiigiGure,
6te Seine Der 8latternfrantbeit seritDre,
utb er empfa6l 6a6er benz BoIt8eicbef, baB
bic 8oli3iiten nit elmer Wtiidbun8 Der
@iii9l6ure mir etni9en anOeren Sn9reOienz
3ien aus9eriitet werben, Oamit fe it3,
wenn tie nit 8latterntranfen in 8eribrung
tommen, bur9 @tnatbmen Der SGure
9egen @lnitefung idiiben tOnnen. Ser Poz
li3etbef petB ni6t recbt, mas ct BON Der
@mpfe6lung bes 0ottors baIten ion. @r
miro 5und6t Die Wtetnung 6eS@eiunobettS2
commiiiGrs barber ein9ole1.
, 1894-05-31
6erihtLid1es UddfpieI.

Sine 8%erban6lun8 Dor &icbter &eriten
biI6ete beute 8ormtttag ba5 Nabipiel gu
benz geitrigen S9auturnen Der Chicago
Iurn9emeiube. Inter Der Wtenge, pelcbe
ben Gurnplab umitanb, befanb ft6 etn
Mann NamenS S. st. Wttus. Die 8arf7
poltSiiten 6artptf unb Earring, 2ebterer
5uBfer6e, tpieien bic itcb borbrGngenben3u>
id6auer 3uriid, Earring ieBte benz in
Der Dorberiten 2inte itebenbeu Ntin bart 3u,
inbem er ietn Bferb ge9en Die Tront btriz
oirte. MiuS 9rtff nacb 6em 8euguiB Oer
9artpoLt3iiten na6 Set 6iiftentaibe unb
lieB bic Bemerfung fallen, baB er ietn
Qeben au3 gegen 8artpOltsiiten gu i9iBen
~gebenfe.
@S foG9te 6arauf sic @erbaftung bes
0rObenoen. @tne l1nteriubung erga6, baB
WtiaS i%tberbaupt feinen Geoolper bel itcb
bate. Sci ieiner 8erbaftung bate ct berz
ibiebene Namen bon 2lugen3eu9en beS
8orfaQS nieOergei6rieben, unb 3tbter
&eriten Deri6ob besbal6 bic Gnti6eibung
bis gum 6. SUM, UNI W1tQs @%eIe9enbett gu
ge6en, bic 3eltgen Dor5ufiibren. OttuS be-
%itreitet, tr9enb pelc6e 9rObun9 9e9en bic
Barfpolt3tften auSgeitoBeit gu baben.
, 1894-05-31
Nuoen0Ithe 6duner.

9tls Trau WtcGeD aus 85 S~adionftraBe
beute friib I'M 10 l1br an ber @fe Der Snz
oiana> unb l1nionitraBe Doritber fam,
fIblte fte plOblib, tpte Sentanb uon binten
in ibre &leibertaibe 9riff unb tbre 86rie,
tpelcbe $3.50 entbtelt, berau8rtB. 8ltB :
ibneu btebte lte it'd berum un6 9eipabrte
gu ibrem 9rDBten Gritaunen eihen tleine1t
3ebniGbri9en 8engel, Der tire 8Orie in Der
0anb belt.
sic befam i'm, ebe ct entlc6liipfen fonnte,
IN Qtrm gu faiIen unb rtef nm 6iilfe. Sin
tletner S9ultun9e tam ~berbei9eLaufen,
entriB OaS geitoblene @ut benz fLetncu
WtiiietbGter u1lb CAB eS Ser 6rou OtcQeD
3ariiG. Sn 6emielben QlugenbLtd i"tiirSten
aber Elm babies 0uBenb tIeiner 8engel,
au9eni9eiuIi9 6elfersbelfer be8 NUN tn's
@ebrGnge 9eratbeneu Sai6enOiebeS, itber
BEN tIeinen S6uliungen bet unO bitten t6u
tpabrl3einli3 iGmmerltb 5ugeribtet, tDenn
8oli5iit WurpbD BON Der Q8eit Chicago
@pe. Station nibt atf Dem Sbaup laBe
eribienen pGre, Die 8dn0e peribeubt uno
ben 0auptmtiietbdter berbaftet bGtte. 9ieier
nal1nte itcb oor 0tt6ter Seperlon 9tatpb
@urino unb tpur6e bis morgen inter $500
8irgibaft 9eiteQt, bamit man @elegenbeit
finbet, feline iauberen SpieBgeieQen Oin9z
feit gu nadben.
, 1894-05-31
Betrooene Urbetter.

8or &i6ter N6ite eribienen bette frii6
mlnoeltenS elm 0ubenb Grmlib geflei0eter
Bolen uno fla9ten tDm in gebro6enem
@nglii3 ibr bttteres 2ei6. MtangeL an
9lrbeit unb ioniti9em Qebensunterbalt trieb
Die armcn 2eute por ~eini8en Monaten 6a3u,
tbre1 beimat6ltcben 8ooen 81 Derlaiien unb
nab Der yneuen @elt" aus3utpanoern.
8lutarm lan6eten tie in Stem Oorf, mo- e8
tbnen 9elang, our6 feline 6an6lon9er>
Nrbetten genn9 gu erperben, nm auf bic
biut8ite Dirt na6 Chicago SIT fommen.
8alo laDen ie aber Elm, baB ite Gm 8eiten
9etban bGtten, in, Stem Oort 5u berbleiben ;
benin obDobl ite gewiIlt paren, irgen6
ettpaS anoereS gu t6un, nm nur ben notbz
0urtttglten Sebensunterbalt su ertperben,
beritri3en Gage unb @o6en, in benen ite
aumGbltcb it6 Dem 8etteIito6e ndbern
Ia6en. 0a fam eincS IageS elmer BON
tbnen na6 tbrer armleIi9en 8ube in Der
9edbe 6es SlulieS 3uriiG uuo tbeilte 0Qen
leudbtenoen QlllgeS nit, baR er en6licj cine
aus9e5ei6nete Q(niteQung fir Seben bon
tbnen gefunben bate; auerbin9S wir0e eS
etnen ieben 50 foiten.
SDfort begleiteten i'm Ollie nab Sem
Srte, mo- ct bteie frobe &un6e erba(ten
nab Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon
Spanion unb Sobnion SEQ. "a 8eit Wta7
btlonitraBe, 9ort tpur6e i6nen, mie tbren
&ameraben bic 8erii6erung gc9c6en, 6aB
iie na6 6interLesun9 bon 81 cine Stelz
lung erbalten %ioIten, gtacb tur5em go
germ 8a6lten ungefGbr 5m0lf Set Qlrbeit7
lthenoen oaS @elD aus, pordlf man tbnen
elm angebli4es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus
ferttgte unb ite baum nit ben n0tbigen
Wet1un9en beriebenb nab 2amont ianOte.
8ergcbens iaben lte it6 bort na9 Der berz
ipro3enen Nrbett I'M, pergebenS 5etgten tie
Ote 3eugntiie 6es Bureaus; 9(rbett bate
maj eben teirer fir ite u1lb iiber hie 8oz
piertpilbe BON Snanlon un6 So9nion
mabte man iicb II luitig. Gnblic6 mug
ten, ite bod einieben, baB ite orf gang niez
bertrG3tigc 8etie betrogen pOrbcn maren
unb na6 mitbieli9emWtari9e errethten ite
beute fri6 G9icago unb Gid6ter @6tte'S
@ertAtsiaal, no man i6nen nacb elmer
genauen l1nteriubung Der Sacbe 0aftbes
fe6Ie aHSiteIen pir6.
, 1894-05-31
pferoeotebe auf ser Weftfette.

Die bet6en 16lG6rtgen 8uric6en @6oie
unb Ofarttn WaDestt, tpelcbe,
tDie mir berettS bertbtetcn, am Sreitag
Nben6 aus benz StaQe 6es Samuel 8leir,
SEQ. 147 8unferitr., einen Saul ftablen,
bteien Our9 3uituBen oeS S6pan5es unb
ber WtGbne %unfenntltcb mac6ten uno bann
an Sobn O'gtetl bon 9to. 1876 Sobnionitr.
9egel1 elm altes 8u99D, DalbbltnbeS Bferb,
alteS Bferoe9el3trr un6 ettpaS @el0 Der>
taui6ten, purben beute bon &ibter 9oole1
inter ie $500 8ir8ibaft bem Criminal
9eri6t %iiberpteiert. 0'9tetl, Der inter Der
Nntlage Der 6ebGeret itan6, tpuroe, ba Der
9eitoblene Saul MIGHT, pte angegebet, $50,
ion6ern nur $40 ipertb mar unb noc6 2lu5z
iage Der SaboeritGnOtgen Die in Sauib
gegebenen Nrtifel nabe:u benielben @ertb
repr6ienttrten, fretgeipro6en.
Desmond unb WtaDeSft geb0rert, pie Sic
9etectips bes Mfarmeuitr. 70iitrictS am
9eben, elmer 8anbe ba[bpiicbitger 8uriden
an, bic auf Der Weitiette ais 8feroeOieb
tbr ltntpelen treiben.
@~benfaQS Elm Wftt9lic6 Set 8an6e lift Der
ettpa 20iGbrige Sranf 9Iiief, Der bcute
Dor Gibter 9Oolep ~beibulbi9t ipurbe, am
%. MGr3 in BEN Stau 6eS @G1cbereiz
beiibers S, Stpanlon, 1898 0apnbaa Ore.
etngebro9en SIT iein unb Oeiien tpertbs
tpDueS 8fer6 9eito6len 5u baben. 8ltief
bate naA periibtem Gtnbru6 ben Staub
@btcago'S bon fetnen TiiBen geibittelt
un6 mar crit 9eitern, Da ct bie 9uft iebt
fir rein belt, 3uriid9efebrt. 0ob unz
9liidlt3erweiie %be9egncten ibm Die 0e=
tectiu5 9taggan ufO Wf1rraD in Der 9fGbe
Der 8Obnung ietner GItern, 3O7 l8. 16.
StraBe unb brabten tbn na9 Summer
Siber. Der geitoblene Saul purbe ipGter
in Dem btnter bent 6auie 307 0. 16. Str.
befinblicben Stale tpte6ergefun6er1. &icbter
0ooleD iteate ben pegen @tnbrucbS unb
6ebIerei angefla9ten Yferbeoieb bis gum
5. SUM nnter 5000 8irgi3aft.
, 1894-05-31
Rletne Udbribten.

- gfeue 8lotternfdue fpur6en beute9prz
mittag aus folgenoen 66uiern gemeloet:
$50. 81 Gam NDe., 1920 8utleritr., 1907
Stateitr. unb 622 NQportftr.
= County S3aBmeifter Gern ~Iteferte
beute Gormtttag Dteber $500, 600 an BON
t6m couefttrten fG6tiicben Steuern an ben
Staoti6aBmeiiter 8ranSftelo ab.
- Grz8rdiibent Benjamin 6arri1on
ftte8 beute &Drmittag I'M @rano 8acific
ab. Der @run6 ieiner QntpcIenheit 1T Elm
SAL tm 8unbes> OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ben
CT ais SabWalter SIT bertreten bat,
= Wapor 6optins bat Sic am lebten
Monta8 bonn Staotrat6 a%n9enommene Or
Otnan8 fir Die 9tegeLung be5 @irtbSgez
i9GftS III 8uena 8arf NIT ieiner Inter
i4rift perieben utb oaOurdb gum @eieB err
6oben.
= 2outs 0pelat fano 6eute CUR frii6er
Worgenitunbe in Dem binter ieinem 6auie
1922 W. Jtan0olp6itraBe gclegenen Sole
Sic 2etcbe zines un8efGbr 6 Monate alien
&tnoes. St benocbricbttgte 6ie 8oli3et,
tpelcbe ben &0rper nab Dem @ountpboipiz
tai bra6te, no man bis ieBt abcr pergez
ben8 auf etne Sbentift3irung 6eiielben
fDdrtete.