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The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
mas 4 LITTL u SCHEME.
And Wants to Know Who're Mckinley Stands
on Silver.

Philadelphia, Nov. Wharton Barker
huH written AN open letter 90 GOV, Mckih-
ley asking him ~ publicly state hiH Views
on The money qurBtion, and az the same
time suggesting that The republican cam
puign of 1896 bg made "fOr American pro-
lection aud Amencup bl-metallgm"
against ''llrltlsh free trade ana lirltinh
gold mOn0metnlliEm." l'arkor auRgcHiH "a
plan Tor the re-entahliahmDnt of silver la
our coinage. which be believes ia the only
safe one for the United States 10 adopt
without international agreement.
n M. flrHi, Tor the United Hultcs to admit
Eilvcr bullion from American mines to
coinage in The mintE upon the payment by
! the owner Of griEnl0raEc absorbing three
| fOurthh ~ the diffrrclcr hrtWoon tho mar
lfct u.ondonl price of builion and ~ ynluc
when coined; second, that silver br admit
ted only for coinage purpOsrs. ut seirn,
orago absorbing all the difference between
the market UoDdonl price aud its value
when coined
lie concludes his letter ne follows. "Thc
| Manufacturer. "A journal published every
I Saturday under direction OF the pubUcu
ton committee Of the Manufacturers club
or Philadelphia. "a most prominont ana in
luential body. has placed nt the head of
its editorial page this declaration OF faith,
''Thc sign-bOard Of 1896 the road 10 pros
| pehty, protection and bi-mutnllism,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
PENCE IN PROPHECY.
Look Out for the Breaking up Of the Southern
Democracy,

Chicago, Nov. 16.-Congressman Lafe
Pence, OF Colorado, In an Interview here
to-day, said "If Cleveland persists In his
profession that the national banks should
issue the money of the country, and that
congress is subservient to his Will, then
look out for the breaking up of the demo-
cratic party in the south. Since the days
Of Andrew Jackson southern democrats
have been opposed TO farming out the is-
sues and the peoples money and they will
desert the party IL its leaders persist In
that policy"
Cleveland is so determined In his course,
according TO Congressman Pence, that 10
maintain II he would be willing, and even
glad. to go down In history as the last
OF the democratic presidents.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
Killed [ Landlady and Self.

Chicago. Nov. l6.-J. J. Higgins, an
electrician, shot and killed Mrs. Katie
Mclaughlin. his landlady, and after
wards shot himself through the head.
dying almost instantly. Higgins had
roomed at Mrs. McLaughlin's house for
some time, and falling behind with his
rent, had been threatened with eJec-
ton. Tonight he called the woman in
To bedroom and fired several shots
into her body. After killing the woman
Higgins was standing on the sidewalk
In front OF the place. when he heard the
patrol wagon coming and, rather than
be arrested, he sent a bullet through
his head,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
Adyentlsts Persecuted.

Washington. Nov 16.-An interesting
feature of the Seventh Day Adventists
conference. In session here. was the re-
cital In the report of Secretary $. b..
Horton. which was read to-day, OF the
prosecutions to which the denomina-
ton IL subject In certain localities. II
was reported that two members are in
Jail at Centreville. Md, for chopping
wood ON Sunday. The secretary said
he had often been served with white
can notices for trying Ia cundutt meet
Ings. The report showed "A member
ship OF $50 in good standing in the
United States.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17

Washington. Nov. l6,-Thc cash balance
i'm the treasury to-day waS N@,Gh21@' the
gold reserve. Sl. .7St. t62. Withdrawals of
gold from the sub-trsasury IN New York
to-day I'm exchange for tenders was Stp.NU.
That the gold was not withdrawn for cA-
port is shown by the fuct that at tO-iIy's
igurcs strrliug exchange can De- had at "a
figure below cost of shipping the coin. II
Ia Hssumvd therefore that the gold Will
be- used lu purvhaalng bonds Reports 20
reivcd to-duy show other Withdrawals aE-
grrgatiug slg2Wi, making ID total fof the
dnv nf 81 u9, u6l.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
Anstrnllnn Wool Auction.

London, Nov. lG.-Cablc ndvicos from
Melbourne, dated to-day. suy The wool
nuction sales there are progressing hrmly,
The competition. both liritiah and coutl-
mental, is active. excepting French. which
ta sluggish The American demand has
been good Nnoe the opening ot th" sales.
scedy and bury growths are HughtlN
wralIcr, but other sorts are unchanged,
The total number OF bales Catulogurd FOR
sale throughout Australia up 10 today Is
% 900, OF which &l9.0O have been sold.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
ueky Baldwin Sued.

Chicago. Nov. lG-Lucky baldwin has
Ilcd % bnl IA the circuit court to prevent
the enforcement ot "a Judgment uf s}i2s,
recovered against him by John W. Moclol-
land In which gnrnishmrnt proceedings
have been taken against the Washington
Park club. Baldwin claims lt Is Illegal be-
cause no notice was served ON him, Nc
cirIlnnd ia u race horse trainer and WAS at
one time in the ewpioy 81 Baldwin. The
suit was brought tor sanry for 0uryirrH
aud reimbursement Tor money paid out for
the horse. owner.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
Crooked Bank President.

Washington, Nov. 16.-The arrest OF
President Crandall. OF the Johnson City
National bank. was made at the direction
OF Comptroller of the Currency Eckles'
In his last report made TO the treasury,
the president reported his bank TO be in
solvent condition, and the treasury is as.
sured II was not The United states dis
trict attorney has been directed To prose
cute Crandall for violating the law which
requires a truthful statement of the con.
dition OF the national banks to be made
five times year.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
The Now Base Ball loarIe.

Chicago, Nov, l6.-Tho circuit CONS
mlttrc OF the new American Baso Ball
association mot to-day and the meet
ing win probably extend through eev-
oral DAYS. The association VIII consist
of eight clubs. OF which srvun hhy1
becn placed ln Chicago. philadelphia,
New York. Brooklyn, Milwaukee, Wnhh'
lngton aud PittHburg. There aru four
appllcntious for the vacant franchise,
ao tho committee rcporta-SL Louis,
Detroit. Buffalo and Boston.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
pebs and KeIIher in Court.

Chicago. Nov. l6.-President Debs and
Secretary Kelihcr, of the american
Railway union. appeared before Judge
Grosscup, In the United states district
court, to-day 10 plead 20 the indictments
against them for conspiracy In con
ncction with the great railway strike.
owing To the absence Of Judge Wood.
the case was continued 10 Dec. 4,
when arguments 0f the defense 40
uuaEh the indictments Will br heard.
should the motion 10 quaRh be over
ruled, one Of the defendants. probably
Dcbs, will be selected for trial Jan, .,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
The Work Well Done.

Special to The independent.
Deer Lodge. Nov. l6.-Gov, j. II, Rick
ards. Attorney General Haskell Sec.
rotary OF state l.. Rotwitt accom-.
panied by Mrs Richards and Miss May
Cuthbert, were In the city to-day In.
stone wall around the penltcntiary On.
nor was much pleased with the new
stone wall around the penltntiary en.
closure. which is certainly n flnc picc,
OF masonry. rejecting much credit on
stntc Architect McCnlman.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
Killed by Falling Rock.
speclal 10 nm mdependent

Special To The independent
Butte. Nov. l6-Joseph Sauve was
instantly killed In the Nirglnius mine
this morning by n cave OF rock. Hc
was at work In slope I'm the south drift
on the 800 foot level and was preparing
10 nut in some timbcrs. A huge rock
overhead suddenly dropped squarcly ON
Sauvcs head. The rock weighed fully
900 pounds. The head was crushed.
the neck broken. and one leg broken.
dian by birth.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
California Rnoes,

san Francisco. Nov, l6.-Thcrc was
nothing sensational about the races to-
day. Ordinary horses started and
made ordinary time. Six furlougs,
maldens-St Elmo. Linvillc, Ethel
Dixon. iliN: mile-RlCo. Gladiator, Two
Cheers. l.lAjs 1--WE and "A half furlongs-
Clacuuer, Joe Cotton. Lulu, l:07A; mile,
three yenr-olds-Polaski, The Mallard,
Bockstadter, l:i2; six furlongs.phi-
yesn. Chartreusc. Rear Guard, l.liA.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
rurned Kim [ Loose by Mistake.

Washington, Nov. 16.-Walter Roda, a
British subject, who was sentenced to
sixty days In the Washington Jail for lar
ceny. recently. was released by mistake
by the Jail warden and afterward recap
tured by a Jail guard. To-day Calderon
Carlisle. attorney for the British embassy,
secured writ OF habeas corpus and the
man was brought before Judge Cox. Car
lisle contended that the capture by the Jail
guard had been without warrant OF law,
and Roda was released.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
SUPPOSE YOU
DEVOTE

A little of your spare time to an
inspection OF our Overcoats. 1t
will accrue with profit to you and
will demonstrate TO you that we
have all ready TO wear Overcoats
just as good and in many respects
superior to those turned out by any
Merchant Tailor in this city. and
our prices are fully one-half less
and we will show you that you
have never laid eyes on better
made garments or more stylish
than we are displaying now at
the above price,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
Twnntu.two Pounds Of cIrIs.

Carl Klolnschmldt, Jr, was setting
up the cigars to all comers yesterday
The reason was n ten pound girl nr-
rived nt hia house In the morning.
Denny Shea, the popular motor man
on the lower Broadwater line, IN re-
ceivlng the congratulations OF frienda
He's the father OF u twelve pound girl.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
I'm ~ WIIT ron THEI


Lula. Miss. Nov. lG-rh"rc was a
pitched battle IN the mnin business
street of Lula to-day. ng the result OF
which two men are dead j. W. Boyd
and his brother Rob stood Ia an alley
until they saw J. W. IInrman lsid A.
IN. Lawrence approaching. Then
the brothers, each armed With shot
gun, stepped forth and opened ilrr on
th, others. llnrmuu had time tu draw
hts pistol and fired twice at the hoyds.
hut without effect Each of tho broth
rrs had HIS man picked out, aud 0t tho
FIRST yulloy both men fell. The elder
Boyd mounted horse ana rode away,
white the other escaped on foot, The
tragedy Is The result ut an ola feud,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17

Boston, Nov. lG-liobert Fitzsimmons'
advance agent arrived In Boston today.
and during conversation " was asccrtalncd
that FlISsimmons is confident he WIZ face
Corbctt In the ring. lie claims that VI the
Florida Athletic club cannot bring on tho
contrst Corhett will transfer the nffnlr 10
nne or The New Orleans clubs. AS F'it1sim,
mona has promised Peter Maher a chance
N Corbett does not meet him next SUM
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
THE BOSTON
$lS.OO-
I CLEVER
|. VERY vH7I'I IcLEvER3

30 were told by people that ought
10 know. Men that are patrons OF
Jwell tailoving shops, We cap
tured 'em this season. In the Lam
Huaqe OF the day 1--WE have "a einch
On the Overooat trade in this city. 4"
The styles and prices have hit the
publics taste Just right.
Just slip one OF those Royal
Kersey Overcoats OF ours in rich
Ihades of blue, cut 90 inches long at
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17

The Central Meat Market has the best
trade In the city. There are two rrnHona
for IT, having it, the first of these being
that TEA meats are superior ana the sec
ond that the shop IN most centrally To-
Gated. Then. too. ia prices are right II
H. stocked with the finest frosh meats,
game, fah. oysters. etc.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
cros ventres Have no Kick.

Washington, Nov. 16.-Maj. John M.
Kelly, acting agent at Fort Belknap.
Mont. Is In Washington with a delegation
OF Gros Ventres and Assinnlboines, who
have come TO Washington TO see the
Great Father" They have no grievances
TO present.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17

Special 20 The independent,
billings. Nov. i6,-ln footing up the
vote OF South Billings precinct an error
was found In favor ~ Helena, making
her majority in the county iat.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
B1NK CLEiRIyGS.
Report Of the Business Done al the Prineipa
Money Centers.

New York. Nov. lG--Thc following table.
complied by Brndstreet'B. shows the to-
tai clearances at the principal cities and
per centaRes Of Increase and decrease. az
compared with the corresponding week OF
lee
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
I'M Buckley Dead.

spokane, Nov. IA telegram from Hot
spTlnga, Ark, reports the death There last
night of j. NJ. Buckley. formerly assist
ant general manager OF the Northern Pa
cinc railroad. aud one OF the best known
men In the Pacific northwest,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
The Roo, Of AllEyIl.

Nashville. Nov. lG.-ueorgo X. whit.
worth. clork and master OF the rhanoefy
court. who shot and killed Chancellor AM
pon wednesday Ii still alive, but cannot
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17
$500 $500

And you'll never want to wear a
prettier or more up TO date garment
The Helena independent., 1894-11-17

Total I'm leading cities of the United
States, 81 i.0ip. 2O2. .32s; increase. IL.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
SSnrinifMe Gnffelnteier.

SIM bieit9cn &ret8geri9t tit Elm 8ro3eBs
nertabren i'm @atge, iDelcbes 10 re1t 6eutz
ltcb bic 6aaripalterei Ser NbDofaten seigt.
GS banoelt iib bier nm Bic @iltigteit
zines rtcbterGtcben @rtenntntI1es III elmer
Sa3e, in pelcber auf bei6erieitt9es l1ebers
etnfommen Der NbUDtoten BON benz i6purs
9ert6tltcbcn 8erfabren abgeie6en u16 bic
@ntlbctoung Dem @ericbtSbpfe ar6eimgez
geben Dor0en mar. 9ieie &bma4ung mai
Dor benz 8unbesribter 8unn getroffen uno
bet bteiem 3l ben Bitten 9eseben tuor6en,
ais es o6er 3ur Bodybuilding fam, fab in
benz 8un6eSgeriht ber &i9ter @roBcup,
unb nicbt ser 0ticbter 8unn gu @ericbt.
0arauf itiiBt lt6 nun ber Qtntrag, 6aS ridz
terltcbe @rfenntntB um5uitoBen be3tcbun8ss
tpetie ben 8etLa8ten, ber itb in SbuLObaft
b%eftnbet, i'm 0e9e bes 6a6eas Corpus
&erfabrenS in Treibeit 3u feben, pte aucb
barauf, baB Der 8efla9te ni6t ielbft, ionz
bern belien Q6pofaten fir Jpn sic @er3i9t>
leiftung auf bos i9pur9criBtlicbe Ser;
fabren au 8rotOtoQ 9e8eben baben.
Wettcr fam man bod tpobl bic THftelei
ni9t treiben. 0enn eS AUDI i'm @eieb7
buhe betBt, 6aB 81 n8ettaste fbrtftli9
auf bas i6iDurgert9tItcbe Berfabren Ser
5icbt l~etiten ~f0nnen, 10 lit bob Oamit Der
ben Nngetla9ten oertreten6e @ a d
getneint, bern bon BEN Nopotaten lit
i'm @eieBbu9 iiberbaupt nicbt bic Geoe, 6a
Der Q(ngeflagte bic WabI bat, feline So6e
ielbit 3u fibren, ooer it6 burcb einen 90
bofaten bertreten gu Iaiien. l1eberLGBt CT
bic Sibrun9 etnem NODofaten, unb erbebt
CT 9egen 6eiien Mma9un9en feinen @inz
pan6, 10 itnb bieielben fir i'm, fofern fte
geiebLi6, btnben6, ionft fOnnte ia Ser Nnz
9~etGagte ie6cr3ett binterber bic 6anbIunsSs
lun9sWeiie ieines @ertbei6t9ers beanitans
Ben. 11nb mas bic Yerion beS tepeiltgen
8OritBenOen be8 @eridtsbofes betrifft, 10
fommt bic gar ntcbt in 8etradt, benin es
1T Der @ertAtsbof, Dor benz Elm Bro3eB 9e5
fibrt UirO, bic 8sriOn bes Gicbters bat
nt6tS Oamit gu i4affen.
Der &t6ter gtIen bate it6 sur @nti6eis
bung bteier betben Bunfte ni6t bis gum
0ienitag 3ett SIT Iaiien brau9en; Der GEE
iunOe Meni3enOertan6 bGtte ba 6as 9ti9z
tige gIei4 8etrOffen. 2tber 6er geiunbe
Wteni9enperitano iiBt nur tpun0erieGten gu
@eri&t; es lit INNER bic 6aarlpdtteret, bic
Der &i4ter ebeniOgetn tretbt, pie Der I6>
nofat, unO bic 10 oft baran i6uI6 1T, baB
uniere ri3terli9cn @nti9eibungen auer
8ernunft 9obn ipre9en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23

Stoteitr. bintpeg 6er Wt6t9an QDenue 517
fiibren, it6 nac6 Siben bin iber San
Gurenitr. hinauS na6 Der IL. ctr. bin err
itreden, na9 @eiten iiber bic Glarfitr. itb
benz SluB nQbern uno ua1 0for0en pteoer
gu tDrem NuSgangspunfte 3urildfebren.
Sir Die vAaeD 2."z8abn piroe baourd
Der Gnbpunft oer 6aupt6abn tpeiter 1to3
Suoen OerIe8t tperben, B. +. tie ptrOe auf
bic S9letfe 3piiden Der 8dn Buren, uno
II. StraBe itoBen. Die beiben S9letfen
miBten ii3, an 3pet Bunften, 5. b. i'm
Suboten bes it9 t6etLtpeiie 6edenSen
9oppel9eoiert8 3tpiicben Der Sadionz un6
Sarr;ionitr. un6 i'm gtorbDeitcn 5tpilGen
benz SluB uno ber 5. 2(beuue ~freu5en, Elm
uebelitano, Der ii9 u ni9t einnal ber7
bitten IGBt. QBer aLfO suerit bic GOnceiiion
erlan9t, mirb benz an6eren bas l1eberz
i6reitun9sredt i~trettig ma6en, Denn bieieS
ni6t t1 Der @erOrSnun9 norgeieben Ober
bic beiben N~ebenbubLer itb i'm @uten aus
einanberieben.
Gs lit inbeiien pabri1einLt4cr, 6aB bics
nur Der S9IuBaft III etnem Sample Inn
bic Gsreini8ung beiber Sntereiien lit unb
mir MIR cine 6o4babni9Ieife befommen,
bic bon alien bier 6o1babnen benubt mirb.
8er bamit fire gentadt iDerben iou, Oh
Oerfes ooer leile @egner, e6er ob man nit
Der observation-disclosures, bic 0abur3 err
peGt tuirb, Die @runbbeiiber, Die bas 8eges
re6t gu erlbetIen baben, 9efij8i8er 81 MAJ
ben Ocntt, lGBt Ii6i no6 ni1t %ertennen.
9Iber man pir6 e8 baL6 genu8 leben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23

faltem 0tegen uro DieG Sis. iotpte Bel groz
BET &Glte baS @eflI8eG au9 am Sage i'm
Stale OOer in einem gei6iBten 8orz
plGbe bait. Q8aS bic Siitterung be5
GefliigeIS anbetrifft, 10 finbet oaiieIbe i'm
SriibIing, Sommcr un6 6erblt BEL unbez
bin6ertem Qauf reidlib oQe8, mas aur
GrnGbrun9, 8erbauuu8 un6 @eiun6erbalz
tung, iopie sur &iers, Tleii6s un6 Seber>
bilbune n0tDig lit. Gang onberS 8~eftaltet
ltb Die Sa6e Gber, ipenn bic Segetation
IN Der Jtatur ab9eItorben un0 nit S6nee
iiberbedt 1T. Selbit bic ionit getptiierz
maBen Dem @efiigeL aus Der Guft in ben
S9nabel fliegenOen Oeiden unb &6fer
Derbrtngen iebt in Derbor9encn Giiien un6
Spa[ten, tpie audb Die Safer uno Wtiiden
OeS GrbboDenS inter BET bart 9efrorenen
@rofruite tbren @tnteri6laf. gu S9nee
uno Sis lit baS Waiicr %pertpanOelt, tpelcbeS
benz @efugel gum erfrii4enben Grante unb
Dem WaIferGefliigel, ioipie ben 3auben gum
reini9enben Babe n0tbig lit.
Sci 6cr II taft aQgemein Iblicben Q(rt
unb 8eiie 6er STRENGTHENING feblt IS
in DteLen 8GQen 3tDar nt9t an Der W2ense
0eS Suffers, DobI aber an Der Q[rt, Iotpie
an Der Sorm ber 3ubereituns unO 8erabz
reibung beiielben. Da8 Sc liigel erbaLt
gu elmer belttmmten 3eit @etrei6et0rner,
totpie &artoffetn unb bieQei6t audi Deribtez
bene @icbenabfdQe auf ben 6Ofplab gez
itreut, pOieLbit bieieS Tutter nit S9nee,
Sis unO S6muB bermengt mtrb. l8oS
oos @efllgeI ntcbt iofort Der3ebrt, unb paS
nicbt AM 8oben o%ufriert, miro BON elmer
5obuolen Spabenl9aar gcitobIen. 0a bic
8flben beS 6OfeS bdufig eiu9efroren iinb,
mlB ba8 @efiigel S9nec uno @ts aufnebz
men Ober i'm @rman9elun9SfaQe 0urlt
letben. Sci 6teier TItterung8peiie Iegt
OaS 0efligel feline @ier, es setgt glan3GoleS
unb itruppiaes @efie6er, 6te @eroauung
leibet NOtb, unb es iteut ii9 0ur6fou Elm;
&omm, &tnnlappen nnb @eit6t itn6 5leicb
unb pelf, Der &Orper magert ab, tpdDren6
baS @efliigel in Der Ni9tlege3eit an&0rperz
9etptbt auneRnten ioQte, I'm it6 sum- ipGz
teren rei6lt9en @ter[e9en GorratbSitoffe
anauiammeln.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
2(mffa14f Der 9tmlefhe.

Sn Stem Norf bat iib in alIer @emit6z
li9teit elm &oniortium gum Q(uftauf Der
so MiQtonensNnIeibc gebtlbet unb oa Bite
@eLbmeni6en bic Gtegierung in Der 6ano
baben, 10 miro biele Sa unb Qln1en ba3u
iagen miiien, bat es DieQeibt i6on gez
than. l1no aucb Die auSpdrtt9c &ont1rz
rens tpir6 man aus benz TeIoe iblagen,
inbem mar bic Qnletbe be6euteno iiberz
5etcbnet uno bieIer ba6urcb 606itens einen
perbdGtniBmGBi8 fLeinen 8rOdeH 3utomz
men lGBt.
Der 8lan lit Elm ibLauer, beHn eritens
Bringt man babur6 bic Bombs ait itb un6
3~peitens be3a6It nan nicbt 3uoieG bofir
uu6 fanH an Ser PrGmie nob Derbienen,
Bonn etn feiter 4rei5, ber geboten tperben
IOQ (Ote 3eic6nun8en tper6en ndmlib uon
oen T6etlDabern 6eS &oniortiumS ~ein3eln
gema0D til auS8emabt unb nit bet 9te9iez
run8 ideint einc @eritGnbigun9 getroffen 3u
fetu, burcb tpeG4e bieie iicb Die Ni4tinans
~iprubnabme i9rer Collaborating 3u Bombs
3ei3nun8en ~erfauft bat.
WGbrenb einerieitS bic 8anfen it9 be-
reit ertIdrten, &HnOen Sob CUR 3ei4nuu8
auf bic NnGeibe gu Iiefern, iit anOererieits
@oLb geitern nit a. Sent @ufi6Iag
o~srfauft t%pOrOcn, 10 baB es aLio bod ni9t
10 lei9t 8eipeien fem muB, Sob gu be-
fommen. SeOenfouS wir6 bieie 9t6s
modun8 5ipiibcn Der &e9ierung nnb Der
@aQitraBe BEN Stlber6oIben i'm GongreB
1cuen StOff 8u 2tn8riffen auf bic Tinan3a
lpirtbi6ait Der 9te8ierung bieten unO gu
re3t Iebbaften @r0rterun8en fiibrsn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
3ue standardization.

Ser ieBige &f 3piicben ben !6odz
babngeieui6aften Der Si6z, Nor6z unS
0eltiette beritbrt bic betreffenben Sto6ts
tbetle ebenlO tnnig, tpie bic iib balgenben
garteien unb fam bteIen mte ienen nut
gfuBen b%rin8en. Die v@entral Chicago
@leoateo 8taiIpab Company, bic nit
etnem NnIagetapitat BON bret MiutOnen
Dollars IN bemielben Sage in Sprtngfielb
&0rperl6aTtSrecbte erlGt9te, an pel6em
bic Linton @leoate6 0tailtpaD Company"
nit fitnf OtiQtonen @runbberm0gen ms
9eben trat, beOeutet BEN 8au elmer SdIetfe
in Der inneren Stoot fir bic NQeDz6obz
balm Der SaOieite un6 Die Mfetropolitanz
9obbabn Der @eitieite, pd6ren6 bic
vunIon"s6 o9babnaeiel i9aft bic Snters
el1en Der nlnn1eBr inter Oerte8'i6er Oberz
otrettton beretni9ten Qateitreet nn6 g9ort6s
meltern7 0obba6n tpabrnebmen lou.
Die Sentral Chicago 8abn be3tpeft Ben
8o1 elmer 9obbabnzS 9letfe BON Der
@ateltraBe an, 3tpiicben Der 5. Qpenue unb
Dem 8luB III iibGi6er 9tt6tung bis aur
SaQ1on7 ODER 9arrtionltraBe, bon bier mach
DEM See 3u bis CUR 9eorbornftraBe ober
Dtlc9l8an Noenue, BON bier n~OrbIidb stpi=
lcben Oteien betbeu StraBen bis CUR Monroe
un0 Oaritber 3inGuS bis gum 6luB, iotpeit
IS gent ooer poBt, Dermut6lidb bis aur
SateltraBe, in peI9er bic bis CUR g8abaib
AOe. bereits sepIunte gerIdngerun8 Der
@ateltr. z8a6n bas 8inbeglie6 btlben piirbe.
SIe rllnlOn"s 9Ocbbabnz S9leife pIrbc
trge1tOtpO 3tptiben Ser g%8al6inqtonItr. unb
Dem 6luB, 3. b. bort, tpo Bic MetropO[itqns
8a3n ben 6luB gu iiberfbreiten ee6entt.
@nIaH8sn, in Oitli9er &ibtuns iiber bic
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Rlafftfbe frebbeit.

Iuf Der Ba9tja9o zines 8erliners in Ser
gtdbe bon Orontenbur8 eri6ien por GINGER
Belt elm sur SG90 auS8eriiteter M1ann unb
ertldrte i'm @aitbofe 6eS 0orfeS M., baB
er i'm Nuftrage bes 9dbter8 90. tomme.
@r be9ab ft6 ms &coier, crbeutete einen
itarten Gebbod unb 3tpet 6aien, traftirte
nacb 0er Nudtebr BON Ser Sag6 i'm @ait>
bOf bic 8anern in freigebi8lter 8eiie, unb
lleB 1t6 l9lieBltb mach Oranienburg gum
8abnbof fa6ren. 8etm Qlbi6ieb iaste or
elnfo3: 6err 81. (ber Saebpa6ter) be8ablt
Jules. GeBterer tpuBte bon 6er gan3en
&ngele9enbett ober gar nicbts uno 1T Inn
letn lcboneS Btl6, ebeniO ober au4 Der
@attiptrtb nm Die 3ecbe gepreQt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Cine ltebenswdroi9e GinIaoune

Srau Sennie Gtb[e0 in 8eeotQe, See
County, Geras, elmer ser betonnteIten, erz
foIgrei9iten unb eifrigiten peibltc6en
8tenen3iicbter 6teieS 2Qn6es, bat an aQe
Surter Der Ser. Steaten unb @anabas Die
@tnlabung ergeben Iaiien, am ~. unb %.
Oe3ember in 8eepile (8ienenborD elmer
8eriammIun9 BON 8ienen5iicbtcrn beisllz
tuo9nen unD, mas ~beIDn6erS beroorge6oben
81 tperDen ber6ient, tbre @Gite 3u iein, 1ib
bon tbr betplrt6en 81 loIien. Sn einem
at ben !0erausgeber bes vQmerican See
SOurnal" gertcbteten Sbretben betBt es
bterauf bc5ilgli6:
v0teber 8ruber Wort," es 1T bob cine
rebt i6One Sttte, tpel9e in Der @emeinz
ibaft Der Smfer berri6t, fib geeenieitig
v8rnber" oDer vS9neiter" an3ureben =
uiase allen, iie iouten tomr1en unb unIer
berrlt3eS, ionni9es Si6lon6 feben; ib
neripreche tbnen per9nii9te Sage. Mer
meiner @tnlabung folsen tpil, braroht MIDI
nur oapon briefli6 gu De~ritdnbtgen nrb i6
tperDe BITE n0tbi9en 0ortebrungen 3u 1einer
&lfnabme treffen. NQe @iienba6nen gee
tpGbren Die Tabrt gum baIbcn 8rets. @ieb
Dir WeIbe, redt Dtele gu neranlafien, al
tonnmen unb tbre Srauen, X0cbter u. (. 10.
mit3ubringen."
Wto8e Der Q8uni6 6er Sr0u NtbleD in
@rfnuung 8eben unb i6r @ele9enbeit gez
gebsn tperbel1, re6t oieIe tbrer Smterz
Brtber unSz S9tpeltern nit ibrer GAIT
freunbibaft 81 begliden!