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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
9ei'm 8aOen ertritmfen. .

Burlington, n, 5u., Is. 5uli. -
Sr. SiluS gSulfer. beIien SObnOturtin
.. 9Salfer unb Der Yrucer z. .. Aalz
fer iiuO scitern III 0tiiiiiiippi Oberbulb
Oer Sta6t beI'm 8a6cn ertruntsn. 3mei
Snaben, Die iidl cbenTalls i'm 6luile be-
fanDen, muroen ppn 6rn. 9aul6 Oicz
aa;it,r, Der iid III Der lIabe befanO, ges
rfttPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
Dsflide MarpldnOfr Gi(rnbabn.
Der 6ahrplon tritt am 4. SuIi 1894 in Strait.

vi. 3iise ptrIaiisn Die SiaenzStatton ipie foIst
*i.30 iriib - Sd1neuzFotSua, SauptIinic, -H.=2S.=
S1bH," uHo nah Dem SIoen (dusgenommen Conn
ta3s) ~S.=S.z" unb -. Il 9.=S.zSabu," ioiule nab
Dtdrtinsburs nab 2SiHdlcier.
i7.22 Woreens - y)orf uno -. & S-=Sip.," iolpie
Der SanpIlinie oitltb nOn @morp=Groce uno %. &
9.zSnbH."
$500 Diorseus - 9auptIinie 3. & G.sS. zgabn, ="
9mmitsbnr9 uuo 81 =gB.s sSabn."
1918 Diorarn-@rpre6 nur Hadl BenzDiar.
$3.50 Niorsen5-9iadl uHluRz Bridge uHo odnouer
1000 Wioreeus-4ftom. rod linton Srlone, glorf
Gettpeburs, iopicf9arlisle uEo 90. & s. tabn."
f12.26 Jtadm ttaaS-Afiom naCh @morp z@jroue.
f2.25 Hahulttaas- -2ftom. ra6 @morp= =Groue.
$3.50 Ratmttn9 nadh rnionzSrlbae.
f3. % gtafmitta9s-Slue Diountaln=Grpre CBnrIorz
gBaqsous), oruie ourh9ebeHoe Aassons nad1 iSrs=
bsrid.
1882 giGtmittass -erpres nut gort unb Der .s &
S.s0iu."
s4oo 0admittass -Grprss Saupuinic uub anb,ren
Gunttsn, iofuie Gmmitsbur9 "S. & 9.=&.= =Sabn"
uHe 81. Sc gR.@SahH."
1915 giadmlttass- -AttonI. nad linton Srios. uno
t6,i5 absnbs-aftomr. mad ilnioa=s sribae.
z10.10 Ab.nos-affom. nab gmorpz@rouc.
3dsIit. 9dsIit. ausssnOmmen euuntass.
S 9iur S9Hntass.
Siletur uHb @epdd=SfFCe gir. POS, SitzSaItimores
Gtrase.
gle 3ise battcn an Der llnonz, SsnnipIpania= =ape=
uuez nno isuIton=S StatipH an.
Z. W. SSppo, GeHeraIzg zgeihdftsiiibrer;
Q69-) y. q. Wriswplo, @eH.Sg Sgdiiaeiersaaeut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
elrpettcr tbrer oan,cn Sabe peraubt.

Seaperz6 al ll8. Ya., 16. Quit
Sn SOmewoOb, unueit Seauers6alIs,
befinOeu fid brei;ebn Niauu,r, Die lcez
ten Sumitas auf .nem 9lrbeitsSusc Der
Yittsburg Sort Nagnc 8abn" BON
fini Observation-Disclosures ibrcr iamutz
Iiden SleiOer bis uuf Oa8 llntsr5cu9 uno
lbrcr aan,en SaariAait, etwa $1OO, be-
raubf uurOeu. Slc bsbaupten, Unions
@cute" su ieiu. unO OuB lie iid AMI Ser
Tabrt nah Cincinnati befauben, mo
ibucn 9lrbcit periprudcn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
Rassta attf ,,SonutasS=9Irb I"

Di. BoIiSei pom Sultlmure'&ountp nImmt
cine 8a;;ia Dor. - Is Bolisten nuf
Oem ariesspfuOe seseu anssbliGe Cab
bathsentbsil,esr. - SSe9en ;u iHnslen
6ubrens perbaf:tt.
2tGem 9lnidein nab bat bic bon Be-
ipobnern Oe8 YatapScos9tcf, Baltimore
@ountp, gessn Die SerguIsun9spldsc
baiclblt in'8 yeben seruiene 8ewesuns
GrfOls gebabt; aber Oerielbe 1T pobl
faum 10, wie ibn oieie 2eute erwarteten.
Sire Iblidlt mar Obns 3wcif fel, ben
pielen gewobnern Der StaOt, wclde
iid erOreiltetsn, mad Ser 2ait unO Ofiibe
iebstdgiser Slrbeit am Sonnta9 cine
Spu;isrfabrt nud Oeu ibpQii6 9ele9e.
ncn erfrii9enbcn Sersnisunsspldsen
am 9tsf ;u MAIDEN, ben 0enuB baOur6
3u beidrantsu, baB iie ibuen Die 6reis
belt rauben pOIlten, bort brauben 5u
senieBeu, mus ibneu an Selfen mun'
0etc.
9eute, ip.I9e isit Sahren in ieuem
'Gbeile bcs GOuntDs ipobncn unO baz
her @elessnbeit butten, Oas 9eben uno
Greiben Daielbit SIT beObu6ten, erflGz
rem, oaB Die bon bieien Sonntaasbeiltz
ssen am leeten Wtittpp5 Dor OsR Cont
ntiiidrcn pon SaltiniDrezSpuntD uorgc=
bra1ten SeIdlpcrbcn iibertricbeu ma
ren uno baB iie ME Scencn, uie Die BON
bicien Serreu beI6riebeuen, iaben.
Sin gSirt6, Der ieit 9eraumsr 3eit
eineu bec 9ersuii9unsspldse AM Itef
betrcibt, iaste ssitern, OaB, menn ii9
iol9c SSsnen sreignct unb er tbncn beiz
sewobnt batte, er Der @rite sel0eien
mare, Der enerstid gegsn Die Otiilstba>
fer 6rOnt semaAt bate.
Die seItsru BON Der YOlisei BON Bal
timOres@ountp uuter 2citung ibrc8 Wtarz
iaaGs, Srn. SOiitctter, pOrsenummcne
Sa9O auf Sabbatbentbeiliser nnO Ocren
9ielultat 3cieten Oeutli9. OuB Dos Be-
trugcn Der 2usflH9lcr lan9e ni6t 10
idllmm 1T, iuie Die 8cidwerOsfibrer
Die @Ommiiidre 9laubcn MAIDEN molten.
Geiteru mOr9cn, tnr5 nah Otlttrrs
nu6t, begabcn iia Die BOLiiiittn Dunn,
0eder, Dreamer, 8ull, 5Oi. De Sce5,
!. 9lua6, s.. Garter, s. Song unO s.
S6lioerberg bic SbeG GOaO binuu8,
UNI auf Sobbatbeutbelli9er~ su fabn,
ben. Gle beiu9ten rMUnumentalz
yiibinssSbore," 8uluuts@rOpe, ben
,9tationol Sutlng Club" Strid)z
munn'8 6urm uuO 9luOnoale, fonnien
ieoo1 feine Spur BON 0elteeSiibcrtrcz
tun9 fiabsn.
2lnoers mar sS in Yointz 9rec;e, no
Die YoliSilten 6uld's Jfeitaurunt be-
iuhtcn, ben Seliser wc9cn ScrtauiS
ecifti9er @ctrdnte am Sorntus uuo 6.
2cBmcyer, iuuic iieben gteser pcscn
glrbeitcuS an SOnntag (iie iungirtcu
ais &ellncr) perbaiteteu. YOliSeirldter
GOOt pOn Canton itclIte said unter
SiirgIduft iir isinen YrO5:b unb
itraitc Die ibrisen UNI ie S. unO SOs
fen.
B. 3. SdrOot, Der in ieiueu nit
unidulOlsem SOOa' unO SeIterSwaiier
gsfiillt:n Wugen Die 9tOaO entlang fu6r,
warO sleiafallS ucsen Sonntagsurbrit
ucrbaftet uno muBte So unO Soften be-
rappcn.
@Cors 2aumann unS @. 81. Chip
leD wurOen um $5 uno Soften lueaen ;u
idusueu 6abrens 9citraft. I0einrid
2aumann besablte bic Struie icine8
SruberS @tOrs, madte uLer babel unz
sebli6 cine Semcrfuno, Oie ba;u fibrtc,
OuB Ell luescn OiiBadtun9 Oe5 9eriatSz
boieS III cine Belle geiperrt wurte.
Spatcr .riOl9te iclne 6rciluhung. 0tafs
fen SOnnta9 iOll cine iucitsre 9ta5lta
auf Die rSborcs" ituttfinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
Sorfd1Ias sur 0ereinteana BON stnet
NchrnilifaIfeil.

G6tcasO, Is. 9uli.-0ie rGOe
lumbiuu. lluiperlitat" BON &uibiuston,
.. g., bat Oct rllniperiitGt BON Gbiz
ca9o" cinen Sori6log sur 9creinisung
gemadt. Dr. Barter lit gelteru nadD
Der Bunb.Sba bauptitabt 9erellt, unO cs
hat ben Inihein, ais ob ba5 GEerbicz
ten an9euommeu perocn wiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
9r. HaotuaD's
Snr(npHri0iHR ReGolUent.

Gin 9ciImitteI rpsIdes aus 9nsrsetusien pom ana
EtrorocntliGen mebiSinlibtH gileHhaiten Suioma
mtneti.gt III, bauptidhIitb ben beruuteraeiOmmen
men uEb anaesrifeueH 9orper S reiriseu, gu beieuS
un6 pirfIau in ieIntr GBirtuus. 3u babeH bel oaen
apotbetern. gineH Dollar pro Sdibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
3nrie &abcIOepefAen.

-@eitcrn puroe Or. SObn Wi(IiamS
in 9onoon, rucl4er bel Der GntbinOuug
Der 9erjo9in Don 0Orf dr;tltde onlie
leiltetc, III ben aOelltanb srbobcn, inOem
ibn &Dnisin SittOria gum Baron srz
nanute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
ale GranfbeiteH Der Seber.

glon beodte Die foIlenben Spmptome iu.Ihe aus
Etoruua Der BerbauuHgszSr9ane berritbreH Bers
opiuns, innere 3dnorrboioen, SlHtaHoraus I'M Souf,
Sdure i'm WlGseH. feisuns sum @rbrebtn, Soobrens
men, pibtrDi1tH seseu NabrnHs, S6fuere i'm Dids
gen, iaur.s auiftostu, uurubiser SerItlos, @rihts
fernne ob.r gritiduHesantle b.imSieseH, StiiontHs
NledeH ODER &epebe Dor ben Austn, Tieber uuo oums
pier SoptI ShmerS Ntbmuuss beihu.roen, sebe SGuts
uno 9uatnfarbt. Sdlmer8tn in Der stite, Sruit ben
GliebmosrH, ploslid oerfdrttes- StrBtlopen uRS
breHneHbes @ehbl in ben MeittbtiIeR.
einis, Doitn BON Raowan'S Vtuen btir.ien Oas
Gntem bon ben scnanrten SeitDeroen.
grsiS 20 Sts. Die 9dadlteI.
gu habeu bti allen ab6tbetsrrs
Dlan itr,ibt an Or. Raomah & Gontp., 9. D,a
Bsf 365, gt.fpsgorf, fur eintH Ratbssb,r. (2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
21iere1> unO 2srafeitrrSeiOs,t,

Stein. Diabetes, Bafieriud1t, g9afisrpsr.
iiopiuus, llriufluB, Srlsbtite 6ruutbeit,
albumtHurld IND III alien 6aa.u, mo iauA
oige RicoeritlIdge nd btlOeH ODER bas 8ni.
ier cid, wolItq, nit Subftauieu. oemGmeiB
Ghnlih, oermu6t III ooer Sdoen ipie rusise
@eioe itd Seiaen, oser BET frGnf5aitem,
biliGlem AuSieheu NIB weisen fuotenitaubs
artigeu gfieoeri6ldseu uuo bei'm @afer.
IafIca Elm beiBenoes, breuHeuDes @efIbl itd3
eiuiteat uuo Shmerien I'M 9fudtrtuj uHo
In hsn Qerhsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
So, 0aS tiaigffe ScismateriaI Der
gSeIf

if "a SLATER pon G. z. Sraon & 6 Gonfp. . sut:m
trOdenem fidlicuboIs; 9eidst uno in ir9euo cinem
Stoottb:ile ilr 81 abgtliefert.
81 fur cine Tonne better Hein.r RusfpbI.n.
auitrdec per boit fnoen proHpie 8sadtuHs. gde Der
9aroline= uHo SodfrI6e.
asIenhnn 2ok (SuIi1 O.. I 2R.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
OR aotuab's
~ Sariapariaians
nznm& &elOlbent
Der 9r6Bte Slutreini9er
uHo fur
SNpil,twn n d1rnniTH1er GrnufhpitS1
Seilnng fJruniI6sr &rantbeiten.

Gbrorits 8h.umatismuS, Sfropbelu,
9eu2buiteu, trebsartige geIbeu, 2uugeublu4
ten, White Swelling, Seltpiire, SIfweb,
Sronhltls.
ytttt rur, oaB oas SariupariQinr.Reiol
bent ale Seilmlttel fir d3roUiitle, iirophu.
Ioie, Contributions, uno SaHttruuthelten
iibertriift. iorbern es in aud bas etu3lsG
iId1ere SeiImlttel tiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
2lIpa 0mbbaro & Gnnp. felIen IN

bem neueu 9sbduoe Der rDinrnlGuoer lin I.
ueriitat" ben Seisapparat auL Q70f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
Gin SooesmrtbeiI in IebenSIanes
Iid)e 3u6tbauSitrafe rer,uan
Oclt.

Dclt.
albuup, R.zO., 16. 3uli.-@ous
ucrneur 6lOwer bat bcute Oas SObesz
urtbeil, rucl9es iiber iSruu Gliiabctb
SalliOap We9en Grmorbuns ibre5 Sat
ten uerban9t mar, in lcbensldn9lide
3ud,tbuu8itraie peruanbelt, neil, wie
Dct @Ouuerncur erfldrt, Die Sctrcfienoe
nah sriinoli6er llntcriuhung Srttcn8
/ iadlfunbiser Ier3te fir 9eiltrs un5ured)z
nungsfGbis srtldrt wur6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
Ser Senti9e Correspondent,
9dsIip, nSdentIih unb Sonntoes,
J. Maine, Giaentbnmer nno Reoaffetii

@. Maine, Giaentbnmer ano Reoafteur
(stadfoIs,r ppn S. @nins),
eiepefsGde SaltimoresStraBe uHo YoffsStHee'nre.
greis b,s clio en SIattes, burdb 4rdssr bsorst.
i2,. @ts.; fdgIidle uno Sonntags fMnsg gabe 10
Gents pro o6e, sabbaI an bic oas SIatt bsorsenetn
9rdesr.-Saalidl nebf = Sonnfags nus gape unter
Sorto ogorousb,,obuHo 81 so pro Sabr, fur thIsere
Set i'm Scrbdltnis; i1r bi. w6demtlidie snSeabe
NIT Sonntassbatt, portoir,i. nit gbbus tnr CLUBS,
$3.50 pro Sohr. nan irstno einem SIts oes 5nlan,
pro Schr-Das bette urb biuiaite oentfdbe Dlett
tR Cen Diittsls uIo Siofaattn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-17
O0 d b 10 d Us
~ YiQe1l,
INNER 3uOerldht9,
rein pe9etabtliI9.

INNER 3u0erIa1t9
rein pe9etabilil9.
SoGtommeu seihmudlos, hibid iiberios
gen, fiihreu ub, regultreu, reini9eu uuo ftdrs
fen. 9faOpap's BllleH fir Die Selluus aller
g.ihwereeH oes Wtassns, oeS llnt.rleibs,
Der Rieren, Der Slais, nerpDer9rauthtiteu,
G6wlHOels, @ertigO, SeraopiuHs, 9GmOr.
rhoIoeu.
&rantbaftes &OpfDeb,
1StanenleiOen,
SiliOFtGt
SerOanuHss6eidl
Sgspepfe,
StrtOpfHns
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13
Children Cry fol-
Pitchers Castoria~
GIRLS-WOOL.

We can give employment to a few
more Industrious and reliable girls.
We are also buying wool
MANKATO KNITTING MILLS.
Mr.. L. G. Wiser, son of P. K.
Wiser, Esq, of this city, was recently
appointed steward of the city and
county hospital of ST. Paul, under DR..
Ankeny, superintendent. Louis is to
be congratulated upon being put into
so responsible position, and his Man
kato friends have faith that he will
fill it satisfactorily.
Miss Griffin has been appointed
director of the music department of
the University Summer school, July
80 to August "a. She met a commit
tee concerning the work at the Uni
versity Friday morning of last week
and reports that the prospects point
to the largest summer school yet held
at the University.
One of the street roller companies
which has corresponded with Engi-
neer Haynes as to the price of ma
chimes has offered Mr.. Haynes S25 for
his services if that particular roller is
purchased. The company mistook it's
man this time, as there is not a more
conscientious and straight forward
official anywhere than is Mr.. Haynes,
and the corruption can have no infiu-
ence upon him. This office is pecu-
liarly exposed to temptation, and it
can be said to the credit of the city
that no ground for scandal has ever
been created through the acts OF a
MankatO city engineer.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13
OUR RAILROADS.
The Board of Trade Wants Better
Passenger. Service on the Tim
neapolis s. St. Louis Road.

The first matter presented at the
meeting of the Board of Trade this
ing was the resolution recently adopt
ed by the ST. Paul Chamber of Com
merce urging upon congressman the
early settlement of The tariff question,
in the interest of business. This was
laid on the table, upon motion of M.
G.. Willard.
The remainder of the meeting was
devoted to a discussion of the paSSen-
ger service on the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis and Chicago & Northwestern
roads,
Geo. T. Barr, of the railroad COM
mittee, stated that complaints had
been made that the former road runs
it's trains so that trade from the towns
along the road that ought to come to
Mankato goes to Faribault and Red
Wing. The merchants object to this.
1t is possible that change in train
service may be secured through con-
certed movement by the merchants of
the city. There ought to be morn
ing train in and an afternoon train
out. The committee had heard one
complaint as to the Chicago & North
western road stopping it's night train
at Waseca instead of running through
to Mankato or KaSota. The passenger
service on this road is now the best it
has ever given to Mankato merchants.
In securing the running of the night
train to this city or Kasota, it would
not be much of a benefit to the city,
and it would probably be impossible to
secure.
w. NJ. FAIR stated that Waseca is
not the end of the division, but Tracy
is. Only engines are changed at
WaSeca.
Geo. E. Brett stated that the Mime
apOliS & st. Louis road had never been
Of any benefit to the merchants of
Mankato, so far as it's passenger serv-
ice is concerned. Outside of freights,
the road has never been a cents worth
of benefit. The trains ought to run
so that the people along the line can
come in and do their trading and go
home in the afternoon. The Chicago
& Northwestern road is now doing
more for the merchants than it ever
did before. The fact that the night
train stops at Waseca cuts no figure,
as there but few travellers on that
train.
President Willard stated that the
fact of the night train stopping at
Waseca cuts very little figure. Tray
cling men come in on the 7:45 p. m.
train to stay over Sunday.
W. M. Farr moved that committee
composed of Geo. e. Brett, JnO. Klein
and Leo Lamm be appointed to solicit
the Minneapolis & ST. Louis road to
make the desired change in it's passen-
ger service, even if it is no more than
putting on freight train and ca
bOOSe. This was carried.
The subject of the raising of the min
imum freight charges from % cents to
so cents having come up, Agent j. G.
Moore, of the Milwaukee road, stated
that his road did not put the rate into
effect and does not intend to.
The board adjourned.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13
JURY LIST.

Clerk of Court Thorne, Sheriff
Glynn and Justice A. HI. Matteson
met Saturday afternoon and drew the
following jury lists for the coming
May term of the district court:
GRAND JURY.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13
Our Friends Made Comfortable.

In order to give all our friends a
chance to rest themselves when weary
we are again giving away one of those
large comfortable rocking chairs with
every S25 purchase. Model Clothing
and Shoe House.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13

ficient, and he thought that it would
be cheapest to hire man and team.
Without action on the subject, but
with the understanding that the coun-
Gil would back up the health officer in
what he does, the council adjourned
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13
Why Suffer g
when you can be Curec'

Thousands are suffering witt
Torpid Liver-the symptoms a.
Depression of Spirits, Indigo
ton, Constipation, Headacf
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorato
is a reliable remedy for Live
Disorders. 1t cures thousand
evcry ,'eer; why not try
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator:
Your Druggist will supply you.
j. G.. Roller sells the Featherstone
the best on earth, at S25 less
than any other dealer. Give him a
call and save money.
j. G. Roller wants corn, oats, pota-
toes, timothy and clover seeds, quick.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30

Sra9t Guren Grocer na9 rEbe 9etBGer
& Sun9e SOS" yQuafer 8rob", bas
i9maGbafteite some MaOe 8rOO", bas
ie BON ether 86derei g~eItefert murbe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Gin mutbiser Blaurod.
poIi3it Burns perhaftet nit ~Sebenseefahr
einen beriidtieten Spibbuben uno erobert
eetohIene maoren i'm Werthe
pon $4,000.

gfa9 etttem ~ber5tpetfelten Sample, BET benz
er mut6ig fem Qeben tpagte, gelang es gez
tern benz Bolt5iten @m. Burns BON Der
Warren Nbe.= Station einen berii9ttgten
@inbre3er, 9tamens So. 0alpin, unb etnen
9ro19fentuti9er btngfeit 5uma6en, Der benz
SptBbuben bebiilfGt4 gepefen tDar, ge1to5<
lene Sd9en i'm Wert6e D0n nd6e3u $4,000
tpeg5uf9affen. 6alptn mar nit 5tpet Sc
nDfen in bic 5drberet BON s. &au, go, TO
72 @e1t Mabiion StraBe, eingebrD6en unb
bate aus Dem @tablti1ement 8 Paar fetoene
8orbGnge, 7 6~errenan3iige, 6 ueber3teber,
5 1etbene &letber, 5tpet 1e6r pert6bDQe linz
6Gnge unb anbere Mrtifel geftoblen. Den
SpiBbuben gelanq es, einen OrD19fentut=
19er bur9 bas 8er1pre9en zines Ie6r 6oben
Sabrgel6es fir it1 gu gepinnen. Der gauge
Raub nurbe in Die 9ro13te ~binetngepadt,
3tpei Der &erle febten it9 binein, ndbenb Der
brittle, 6alpin, neben Dem &ut19er auf benz
8Dde PlaB na6m. Damn ging bic Ta6rt
lDs. 8pr etnem leer1te6enben 6duie an Der
Sibiette Der Wtpnroe StrdBe, 3tpt19en Der
6pDne MDe, unb 2eabitt StraBe, nuroe
@alt gena@t. 9te beiben Sn1aTen Der
0roi9fe ftiegen aus, f6auten ftb borfi9ttg
Inn unb bebeuteten bdnn Dem &utf6er, burdb
bic NGep an Die 9tntsrfeite bes 9au1es berz
dn3ufd6ren.
Ser gan5e> 8organg mar BON benz Pp=
tighten Burns, Der auf Der gegenii6erliegenz
ben Sette Der StraBe, an einen Baum gez
lebnt, geftanben bate, beoba9tet tporben.
Sofort mar bel tbm Der 8erba9t rege gez
tDorben, baB es nit Dem Subrtperf ni9t Ieiz
ne 3t9tigteit bate, unD er bef9lpB, Der Su=
de duf ben @runO 5u ge6en. Sin 3D9ern
fonnte DerDerbli9 perben, er 16ritt besz
balb eilig binter benz S%1brlpert ber, unb 1Gs
er nG6er tDn1n1enb, Die &erle &letbunQs1tiiz
de aus Dem Wdgen berdusne6men fab, 3oq
er feinen &ebplber aus Der Sadie unD rief
ibnen 81, ii9 3u ergeben, Statt gu ge6orz
9en, begannen ale bret Elm befttgeS Seuer
auf ben 8eamten gu erDffner, 2infs unb
re4ts f%auten Burns bic &ugeln INN Die
S6ren, bod er riidte benz Sein0 unenttpeqt
auf ben 2etb. Nls bic 9iebe Dies fa6en, err
grtffen 3pet bon ibnen Die Slu6t, Der Orttz
te aber, nGmlt3 9alpin, f9ritt benz Beam
ten entgegen unb ~feuerte, Dt9t Dor t6m 1tez
3eno, nod etnen lebten S9uB ab, 0as
Yulber Der fengte Burns bic MuQen6rauelt,
Dp3 bic &ugel gtng gliidli9 an linn febl
unb i'm nG9iten Nugen6ltd lag Der 0auunfe
bon etnem trGfttgen S9lage nit benz Snip
pei getroffen, bOr INN auf benz 8oben.
8urns rib tbm ben &ebplber aus Der 6anb
unb befabl benz 8utf9er u~m3upenben. Die
fer ge9or3te, Der 8eamte 19ob ben 6aG6bez
puBtloien 6alptn in ben Magen un0 Dann
begann Die 5abrt i'm @9rttt na9 Der Warz
rem Ibe.z Statton. 0ort purben 6alpin
uno Der &utf6er etngefpert unb @riterer
balb oarauf bDn benz lieutenant 6otpe ms
8er3or 9erommen, Der ibm enblt9 ou9 Elm
9ettdnontB entlodte. 9aIptn Derrtet6 ben
gtamen ietner SpteBgeIelen, unb elmer berz
ielben, g}ame1ts Sames S. 2eonarb, nurbe
no4 geitern I6erto in elmer @irt6f9aft an
Der Wfonrpez unb 9esplatnesftr. berbaftet.
Wabr19etnlt9 ptrb au9 Der 9ritte balb
ein1ebrd@t perben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Gin 5reun0 Ger Nrmen,
mie Ferr :. .. ste9er fid einen sIiidIi4er
Gag peridaft.

DAB es in g6icago 3ablret9e Sau1enbe
BON ntrtltG armen unb bebiirftigen SAINT
lien gtebt, biirfte nobl ougemein betannt
fetn, ober nur ~penigen 8erfonen biirfte es
befdnnt fem, in tpel9em 1mfange bic Or
mutb unb Die Notb in gbtcago berr16en. gu
9enen, Die ieBt pifien, pte 9roB bas @Genb in
@btca9o lit, gebDrt 9err s. 9. Steger BON
Der betannten Ptdnoftrmd Steger &c So,
8or einigen Sugen fiinbtgte 9err Steger
bur9 Die 3eitungen an, DaB er Darauf por<
bereitet fein tpiirbe, am Morgen bes 9antfaz
gungStages tpenigeitens 5000 PerfOnen nit
ben Sngre0ten5ten gu etnem ~1ubftanttelen
Observation-Disclosures Derforgen gu
f0nner.
Sir 9 llbr @ormtttags bate 6err Steger
ben 8eginn Der 8ertbeilung Der @aben feftz
ge1eBt. oils er iebo9 friib I'm 6 ubr mad
feinem 8ef3dftslotal fam, fanb er bereits
ettpd 100 Srauen unb &tnber Dor bemIelben
tDartenb por. 8ts 9 ubr bate 1i4 Die 3a6G
Der 9ilfefu9enben 10 peme6rt, baB Is Yolt@
5tten nDtbig poren, nm etntgermaBen bic
Sr0nung 1ufre6t gu erbalten. eSn Der 3eit
3pt19en 9 unb II 16r @ormittag pertbetlz
ten 6err Steger unb feline Sreunbe unb Mnz
gefteaten 1000 2atbe 8rDb, 1900 gan8e
!0iibner, 10000 Bfunb tnD9enlo1es &inbz
fletf9 unb me6rere &iiten porttpein. 60
gar ine@elObetrdge tpurben mod dnTrouen
ausgetbetlt, beren Musfeben bon beIOnberer
Notb ipra9. Na9 Der @ertbetlung Der So
ben mar 0err Steger bielet9t elmer Der
gliidli6iten Menf9en in @btcagO, pte er
felbit erflGrte.
Sn ben G~ountpanTtalten rnb ben berT6tez
benen 9ofpitdlern unO Ionfigen @obltbdz
tigfettsdnftalten nurbe Der 0%dnt1agungsz
tag geftern pte iibli6 bur9 wSurte9zOinz
ners" uno SetOorfteuungen begangen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
1rtfIun9en.
Ginbre6er MAIDEN einen pereebIi6en Der
fud, Elm acknowledgements gu fpreneen.

0eubte Gtnbre6er berfbaften fib 9eftern
frib 3DiI6en 3 un6 4 l1br Gtngang in ben
6Ieti4erloben BON Sobn .. 8rofeau, 1862
g. 8ater Ctr, unb periubten Elm bort
beftnblicbss Siberbeitsgep0lbe s1 1prenz
gen, mas ibnen iebo9, lroB ibrer genauen
So3fenntntB miBIan8. 9focb6cm fie iiber
cine Stun6e an Der 4 3ou Diden ftGblerneu
99ar lerumgearbeitet batten, sa6en fie ale
tpettere 6offnung auf nnb bradbtcn fi6 in
Sibcrbett. Die 8oliset glaubt iebod ouf
ibre Spur gefOmmen 81 iein. Dim Dorz
ber9c9enOcn Sage nGmti6, iparen stuet
elegant 9etletbete WtGnner in cen 2aoen
9efOmmen, Don benen @tner 0uf ben Glert
S9erot 3utrat unb i'm bat, cine $2Oegtote
81 pebieIu. Sbcror befan0 iicb in Der
BriDatofftce 6es 9errn 8roileau unD mar
9erobe nit benz 3GbIen Oes @eGbes be-
i3Gftigt. Sbm gcfteI OoS frecbe 8enebmen
beS Srtln6en garnt6t unb befabl CT bems
ielben oeSGalb, aus Der 0ffice btnous un6
an Oa8 s3abIfeniter berielben 81 tre1en.
Ser Otann ~letitete 6ieier NnffOrberung aber
II t~niOfern SOlge, ais CT Gus Ser office
beraustrat unb bann nit ieinem 8egIetter
6a8 @ei9dft DerIieB. 0te Bolt3et lheint
bieie beiOen WtGnner 6es am nGdbiten Ntorz
gen oeriibten Ginbru6s gu DerOacbtigen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-30
Gin nettes Daar.

Mtnnte W1ap, bic berii9tiate Oisbin, bat
ftb nit p0annte" Nu9ent. etnem Mit9lie6e
bes vWearfetitr. : Sang, berbeiratbet.
Winnte mar i6en un36bIise Wfole in
9oft, aber bis iebt lit es ni6t selunsen,
iie 1ab benz 3u6tbaule ST. ienOen, ba Sic
&niffe fbIauer Mboofaten Der Gerebtigteit
itetS Elm 0iuberntB bereiteteu. Man bes
rcbnet, baB III ben a9t Sabren, in peL6en
ite ibrem 8eruf oblie9t, ibre 9iebitG6Ie itb
auf $3.50, 900 belaufen. Sbr 6err @emobl
BARI ais ein pirbiges SeitenftId gu
Wtnnie be3ei3net tuerben. Gr nobm an
ben @ablbetrilgereten bes vMarfetitr.>
Sang" feinen 2tntbeil, aber nur besbaIb
nibt, neil ct Dor Der @abL tpegen 0iebz
ita6ls in 6aft genOmmen tppr6en mar.
SIN Sntereiie Der Meni4beit p6re es gu
tpini6en, OQB bteies IN ieiner @etie 10
ausgesci9nete PaGr Obne gta6fommens
i1aft bLiebe.