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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Sr1u0e.

glelu>0 Off, II. 2lpril.-9m Oritten
StUdwcrt Oes 6ubrifgebauOcS gtr. 1O6,
QSoOlteritraBe, brad bentc, 2 llbr rub,
eiu 8ranS aus, wcldcr Die 0auler 3tr.
1O2 bi8 1O6 an Der geuunntcn SlraBe
tbcilweiIe 3erit0rte. Die 2lrbeitSrdume
uOn ctma eiuem bOl6cn 0utcnO Tabrlz
tauten wurOen san;liub Scrltort, wab'
renb anSere 6irmeu betrG6tIlde Sers
lutte ,rlitten. Der @eiamntldaOcn
bIrftc bic Summe BON 800, 900 srreI@
6en.
Seleuu, NtOnt., II. 2tpril. = Gin
bura 8ranOitittun9 bcrOor9erHtener
gran0, Scr brittle in 0ieIcm Sabre, ser
it6rte persan9enc 9tadt in Si9s&mbcr
Gi9entbun I'M 9Sertbc pom $4,000.
DaS srOBe SOtel befinOet iib inter Den
nieOerqebrannten @cbGu0cn. 6als e5
ocliuQt be8 8ranSltiftcrs bu6bait 81
werOeu, fam CT iid auf cine 0Odielt
nit Sellers SOdterleiu, Obne PrO5eB,
osfaBt MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Srcmocr9ait repoItirt pteOer.

G9icasO. 3us., IL. aprll. -
YrsnOergalt, 0tagOr QarriiOn's NIor>
Der, beiinOet fin pieber III Der Onnfcl>
ssQe. 9u5 or bcute uutcr 9lufii9t beS
Q8arters Smitb icincn Spaiicrsan9 i'm
Corridor madlts, icete er iid anf sIncn
StubG. Smitb ia9te ibm, baB Dies
gssen bic @tidrsniBre9cln let nnO OaB
er in ieiue 3ellc 9ebcn miinf fall0 er
li6 biuisBeu wOQe. 9ta6 einem furjen
&Ortwe6iel ucriebte Rrenoer9ult DEM
@Grter eincn ShIus ms @eTdt, er'
biclt aber ielblt eineu ms G5ciidt OoB
inn 6as Slut ans Dem DtunSe unO Der
9taic itr0mte. Q8ie Gin 9talcnoer nm
fi9 idlasenO, iuurOe PrcnbcrSait bann
BON BEN 9eamten in Die Strafjeae &C.
i6leppt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
ytr. 80.

9 ell i III ORD b cr Il d. - Oeute
frib nm 1 llbr fauo BOlijlit Durbeity
an ser SouwaOs, nUbC GutuwltraBe,
eiuen Wfann nit elmer blutcn0en 0alSz
punoe aui Dem Srottoir.
Der 0tann wuroc iii EatrolwaQcn
Sss iiiOGdcn Giitritt8 na9 Dem rWtarDs
lGnOer llniperlitdt5. 0Oipital" gcbraAt,
no CT iciuen 9lumcn ais 2lOnm Smalinc
nanntc mS Su utritcbcn 9ab, ooB CT
SelbltmOrb Su bcgcben bsabffti9tc.
Sciu j3uituu6 lit bO9l tritii4. Gr lit
uugefabr 46 Sabre uuo pcritebt fein
Gu9ltl6.
8criGts=|erbauoInmaen
Grimiual9cri6 6t. -(SOr 9ti6s
fer tSarlau.) IcQen 0icbitu6lS =
SamcS Barnes, G(iiab GOOsoOo, 9fiz
d)arO Sugbcs, niat ihulOi9; Charlotte
8rice, eru Subr a3uatbous, Sattie
Gu(lin8, ijitirt; wcgcn SOripicgelung
folidcr EbatiGd)cn - GOuarS &eQcr,
9luflage Surif9cSo9cn; wesen OtOrNunz
9riiic8 - Sobu gSCO05, ulht ihulSi9;
pcgcn Ingrifie5 - 5Oibua y. @alfcr,
9(nflaoc ignOrirt; mcgcu @jepObubeitSz
bctteln8 = @co. y. Dougbcrtp, niht
i6hlOig; ue9cu SOnntu9Sauaidoufs -
8cors 9eili9cnitaOt uuO Pbilipp SOpp,
Gnfla9e juriifgcjO9cn.
sir beutc - wcgcn Qieblto5l3 -
Georg q. Barnes uuo Sboma5 Oiurs
p6n, SameS y. Goot, 9iifolau8 Oiurz
PIN uno OarrD Wbte; ncQcn Oebleret
= &atc OturpbD, Samucl Stcwurt,
6ranf 81. 9Obaaer; pegen 9lu9riffe8 -
0eOrg Sucbin5fi, Ntarp Sucbiusfi;
mcgeu @ewobnbeitSbettelci - SObn
SOmarS; wegeu SlcOmargurinuers
fauic5 - 9eiurIA Gfermuun, 0ti6acl
s. iSor.
Stabtgeri 1T. - (SOr 9lidter
@rigbt.) - gliiabetb u. Bennett uuO
9(nOerc miOer 9tobert SO. Bennett, Ser.
Oift ser Surp 5u @uniteu Der &l6ser,
GeItument BON Robcrt Senuett um9ez
itOBcu. Gmil Sun3c wi0er Die Otarp>
LAMB SteelsGOmpany," an Oas Common
BlcaSz @eriht pcrlegt. @OnraO S6ul5
uiber bic r9tational @a8tetsS IS Ompanp,"
Our6 8er9leia erlcoigt. Settle s. Gas
plan wiSer bic y9tOrOlidc Gentralbabn,"
abaewicicn. SOlepb y. @ale wioer lSOs
lpmou Sing unO Wtaria g. Sing, abges
lpieien. Otargaretbc yOid, Geitas
mentsuouitreferin uOu &uipar 2Oid,
miOer 8. 0Ofmeiiter, &lu9e we9en ST.
notwithstanding, nlht beenOet.
55ar beute-Oer idwebenOc San unO Die
ltummeru "a, SO, As, 1881, 145. 147,
1913, 1856, 159, 100, 161, 1913 unb
III.
g8uiicugeridt.-(SOr Oen9lids
tern 9iuOiap, Sans uuo @OwarOs.) }
| Bum 9ladluBucrmalter cingeieet 5O5n
lJtoDlau, lun., i'm Safe pon Sohn
l}oD[an; 5ur SOrnriinOcrin beitellt sc.
| @urrun fir Gbmaro, 8. &, S9oS. s.
unO Soicpb Gurran; 9ta9luBucr5cihz
uiiic cingercid5t in Den 6aIIcn bon Wttz
riam GOben, @eO. {. 0unfcrID; &ers
tdufe ratlfiSirt in BEN 5Glcn bon Siaat
.. Souc8 nno Seuriette s. 2oui8; Serz
woltuuaS6eri6te genebntigt in 6eu Sal
len BON GbO8. &. Gurran unO Grnit
| 5rie6riA.
Superiorz @eridht. - (Sor
| 9lidter 9tit9ie.) @)rieue piOer 9lOpO
unO 2tubere, nitt bccuOet, beute fort5nz
| ieben.
Comm mon 8lca8s 0eri6 t.
| (Sor 9libter Ybelp8.) r@leOelanOcr
SccO.GOmpagnie" wiOcr Glarf unO 2lns
Oere, fraber bcridtet, uidt beenOet, bcnte
fort3uicseu.
8unoes @cri6 t.-(SOr 9tids
ter OturriS.) @eOrg 3. SauO5 piOcr
Bunqg o. @. Sramblc, &la9e toitens
! faGig ubgeluleicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Gin idjreGIidcr iIuiaa.
St5n Wlbtit Ieteus9 :fdbrIih rerirtt. -
Tcuntauitno IiuuO GIHbcmo: Dnbmdhe
,,niinhCit so Nlrb ittr ncridlii!tet.

Tomerop, ., II. Npril. - Sn
Ser StaDIgjcBcrci BON Sing, e)ilbcrt Il
9Sarner Sn AtiO0IcpOrt, suei Otcilct
pom bier, crciauete iih bcute Gin 9rGBll'
6cr uniaa, bel wcIdcm 10 9trbclttr
Ourd bas llmi6Httcn ciucr GjuBmonc
lcbcn89efabrlid Oerlcbt luHrbcn. Sler
werocn itcrben. Die Eiitc OCT &crleetcn
lit, mic fol9t:
6rant Barnctt, GOpurO 9urnsD,
&iuiam GOulinS (9teQer), Orlando
@raD, Sad SugOuu, Stepbcn WteetS,
@corse YbiqipS, GjcOrqe Slsclc, 9lrtbur
g2incgar uno Seize lSIIiou.
Die 2lrbciter wOIlten 9eraOe cincn 8cs
batter nit 5000 HiunO geihmOlicncm
Stabl uah Der 6orm brin9en, "a bradl
Ocr 8cf0rOcrung8 2lpparat, unO bic
9labeuoc WioNe ilOB in cine Grlbe, III
mclher 60 Mauu beldGfttgt waren.
9luBcr oen Sbigcn batcn 30 NnOcre
SCrlesuudcu erlilteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
gcrmtSate telesrapbtI6e sepeIGcm.

= Sar09 gN9lle, tIH tlUN 5IUUH5lYz
iabrises bHbi9es WdOfen, begins &C.
tern in Ntlanta, 0a., SelbitmorO,
neil ibr @erlObtcr, elm Scr9eant i'm
4. 8unbe8, Acknowledgment, auf urz
laub 9egangcn mar.
= ans Durango, GOl., uirO genet
set, SaB in Den Ga PlutusSersea un9ez
m0bnlid) reide GOlOaOcrn 9efnnOcn
iuoroen itnO.
DE pou 6. 6. @arrett bon ct.
youis, W1o., angetauitcn @ebauOe Der
8eltauSl lteGlung wcroen in SaDnbOfsz
oebGube an Der 2inie Ser pGbicugOs
burlington Quincper Sabn" um9es
manoelt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
GiIcnbsbnuuinu.

SartfOrb>Gitp, Sub, II. 9tprll.
: Sin 6radt;ug Der rFan : 9on6lcz
8obn" ltiir;te bcute friib III Der 9fabe
BON bier ben 8abnoumm btnab. Y.
QS. yenbeim, Sberbremler, purbc lofort
gctOOtet, 5. u. Bhiaip8, Der 2OfOmOtip>
Iiibrer, t0btli9 tno Der 0ci5er =. I.
Suder idlwer pcrIeet. Sine OiIcnltcbenOe
9Seirhe mnr bic lIrinhe bcS llnIaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
SmIuer GrpiuTon nnO Wicni6er
perI1ISt.

Ntouut Sermon, Sn6., II.
9lpril. - Ter 9rOBe yGOcn BON 6reO.
0tOrelOt, 4 Otciicn unterbal6 Der
StaOt, wur0e geiteru Ourd Die Gpploz
lion pom 5uei &anncn PuIpcr IN Die
yuit 9tiprcn9t. l)tjItOu SrOotln96
paro gct0Otct unS GeOr9 Gang, ioptc
g6. Curtis tru9en lebensgelabrlIde
9Scr(ckmnncn hnnnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
S.fdut felbft orr treieu sdwe!, uia,t.

Seru, II. 2lpril. Der 9tationalz
ratb Der SdwciS bat ben 9Oridta9 uno
oas Serlansen Der g o;ialiitcn, Der GOns
ititutiOn einen $ara9rapben elmiupers
ben, uad weldem jeOem Siir9cr OaS
9tcdt ;ugeitanben wirb, pon oer Re9les
ruu9 arbeit 5u perlan9eu, abgepleltn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
9lmsfns in Seras.

0alIaS, Gr., IL. 9lpril. - Sin
cdtcr 5aQ BON 2lu5ias in ieiner i6cuBs
lidIten 6Orm wurbe gsltern bier cnIs
Sedt. Der &ranfe tit ein weltlnOil9er
gtcQcr, mel6er DOR jpei Sabren non
BORT entfam. Gr muroe BON Ben @e'
luuO6cit5bcbor0cn in Sbbut gcnonmcn
uno itreuQ llollrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13

= Sn WOutgomerp, slla., purSeu
qeItern Orei 9teser gum Sooc uerurtbeilt
ipelde einsn uiertcn Sdwar;en seOuu:
qen batteu, mn fir $40 eiuem 9entciu:
ibaftliHen 6einOe Das 2eben 3u nsb.
men. Ger Sierre that Dies aud uni
muB aud baunelL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Terle GaroinaIe.

81 o nj, -. 9lpril. = Die @r3biid0fe
BON Bologna, OtuilanO unO 6sOrarl,
ser Sefretar Der Congregation Der Sns
quilitiOu, Mi9r. Scsna, unb Batter
Stcinbuber, oa5 berpOrrasenoe baperi>
idc Otit9lieO Der @eicaidaTt Seiu, haz
ben Bic Offi;ieae ScnaAridtisuns crz
baltcn, SaB iie bei'u ndditen papitli1en
SOniiitOrium ben &arOinaIsbut erbals
ten merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Rouuen nod riot sur Ruhe fsmmeu.

8u6apelt, II. Nprtl. = Der 6ilBs
rer Der 9iabifalen in Der 2l6gsOrOuetens
tafel Oc5 un9arii9en 9teidstuscs bat
Der 9tesicruns formeI un9etiuOist, ouB
er ws9tn tbrer Saltuns anIdBlI9 Der
SruuersGercmonie'n 81 Gbren Subpig
&ohutb's elm SuoclspOtum sssen lie be-
antrasen peroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Srieffancu.

U. @.-9}ein; 5r. @erbtg in Gum'
berIauO, WiS., erbGIt bic 9enanntc 3eis
tung pom bort rcgclmdBIg.
EI- Dtorgen, AM Saumpf fan
3unQStage, peraurnltet be u5 q nj o.
nte" i'll ibrem @lubbaule ben iiblld)sn
9tuberbalI inter geitnug oes 9amen'
3ereiHs. Ser Sau uImnt 9tahultta9a
mn ubr ielusu Infaug. I'm Abeno wer=
ben iidl Die attiueu uno paiiiueH 0tngIleoeI
III elusm ioleuueH Gommer5 uereiuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Sou sabI:u.

Serlin, -. 9lpril.-0er Dor &ur>
gem aus Berlin peri6wunocne Bring
Isis SaIIau, bcilen Sdulbeu 10 saBls
reid lpir Der Sano um Ofeere iein iOls
len, lit bur9 bas obne slnieben Der Ser
ion urtbeilenbs 2anp9criat imr 9feid8z
au3eiser" unO mebrcrcn grOBcn Sage
blattern Oficntltb aufgefOrocrt pOrbcn,
fih anl 80. SUM periOnlid) Ober ourd
einen Ge6tsbeiltanb Dor ben @erihtsz
idranfen 5u itslen, I'M iid in Der bon
ser Sof fieIsrautenf firma SuIilrs Berger
seseu &c. SObeit ein9eIeiten Bsdiclz
flaee 81 perantlpOrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Sic Tam he Sismar6.

6amburs, II. april. = Iuf ipss
sisllsn 9SunlG bes 6iirl1en SiOmarf
bat Der SOipbotOsrapb bes SauieS III
s5rieoridsrub bic anlGBlid Der 6eier
Ses 70. @eburtsta9eS Der Siirltin bort
uol;ablls periammelte firltlld Siss
mard'lde 6anllie in perid,eocnsn
@5ruppirunssn, bercn0tittelpunft lelblts
psrltanOlid Der grciie Shirt unO iclne
2cbensgeiabrtin bllOen, auTsenommen.
gBenn bieie GruppenbilOer, ipie pOr@
ausii6tlia, in Oen 0anoel tOmmcn, 10
werben lie rei6enoen abias finScn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
GnaIamo prpteairt wsiter.

2onoon, -. 9lpril.-Sir @laiam
SurcOurt CAB beute I'M llnter5au5 be-
tannt, baB GnqlanS ii6er Uganda bus
Yroteftorat iiberuontmen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
RIshi siiats NM ncn ltd.

gBien, II. 9lpril.-0em nit elmer
biirgcrli4en Dame, Der aus Pra9 9es
bartigen Senup Stauoler, pcrbetratbc'
tcu, sur 3eit in 5uu9buuilau lebsnocn
Or. Briu3cn GubOlpb pom Sburn unO
Saris pom Der b0bmiiAen yinJe ce5
faritli6en 6uuies slciden 9tumens, bat
&aiier 6ran5 SOiepb DC GrlaubntB ers
tbsilt, unitatt Oes ibm nidt b:bagenOcn
Yrin;entitels fir ii9 uuO icine 9tahs
fommeu BEN gtameu 6rciberr pom GrOa>
fow 5u fiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Uc f.arD

9oau.rltae, ben II. aprit, III llbI 9beHos, Gliia
beth tSumpeI, GGttIH oes UsrilorbeHtH s. y. @uln'
Rel, I'M &C. yebeEsapre IN ibrer 2SonnuH9 Jtr. ago
UaitGrabe. Sie 3eit oes Ss2rabnlles DIo pate
1nqeSel1t. Noo-OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Ser 1393er.

OtainS 12. 9lpril.-Der 9Ssin Der
lettiGbriseu 2eie lit im 9a9enciurn pors
siali6 geratben, ungcfabr BON berielz
ben Sualitat, uie ser Des Sabres 1886,
usld,er Ser bette lcit 1868 mar unO oil
Site Dem beS lcet9enanntcn Sabres
nur wenis ;urif itauO. &cine pon auss
aeleieurn Grauben nnO Die Sabincts
gSsine aus ben Stcsierunssz8einbsrgcn
iinO beilcr, ais Sic Oes Sabrca 1886 uno
qrbOr.n nit 5u ben Selten, bic in oieism
Sabrbunoert seernbtet mnrOen. Der
grOBe MOitsebalt Der lestjdbIisen 9sie
ma6t bus Sabr 1898 Su eincm 9efeler@
ten gSeiulabre. Der gSein al iidl lpiro
elm weuis feuris iein unO feline 10 Oeliz
fate 8lume baben, neil bie Grauben
nidt geniiserb 5eudtigtcit erbiclten.
gEas Sic Guuutitdt ausebt, 10 mar Der
grtraa i'm 9lbeiusau ctua Gin SIcrtel
6is Elm Salb uno in Gbeinbciien ctma
2ueibrittcl elmer pollen Welnlele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Seianoter an Sambura.

gerlin, II. gpril.-SarOu Sioers
len. gS6d,ter, Gbef bes BreBbcpartements
inn auSmdrtiaen Imt, lit ais 9tadfOlger
Ses Srn. BON Ebislmanu ;um e5clanos
ten an Samburs ernannt mOrpsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
rpmifne uup Die arteAifde airdle.

81 nj, IL. 9tpril. = Der Fupit bat
lsinc @ncptlifa iibcr bic Sereinisung
Der rOmii6 futbOltiaeu unO 9ricdiidz
fatbulii9cn &ir6e mcbreren Surbiualen
sur 9csutaatung uOr9ele9t. Die Ser
einisuns Der betbsn &ird:n lOl BON
Sem Yaplt. ais BON srOBter pOlitiibcr
uno tir6lidtr lSidti9feit bcieidntt
pOrbsn ieiu unO ibn lelt ldnscrer .3eit
beid1ftiat baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
s.us5hret.nmseu pom slusnanSiaeu.

9lntwerpen, IL. gpril.-Snnerz
balb Der leetcn paar Gage bubcn iid su
SOum, eincn1 ;cbn Oteilen BON bier cnts
fcrnttn Stdot9eu, peldc5 ba5 @cns
rum Der 3isgcls uno 3is9eIiteinz6abriz
fation bilpet, mebrcre uerGeereuOe 6eus
crsbriiulte creiguct. Oa Die portiscu
3iegelurbeiter lia in AuSitanO befiuOcn
unO oft 0rcbunsen 9e9en ibre frubere
9trbeitseber aus9eltOBen, 10 unterlie9t
es fcincm 3meiIeI, baB Oieie SrdnOe
unselcst wnrpeu. Die BOli;ei bat Den
9lrbe;tcen nunmebr uerboten, ii9 81 pers
iaulmelu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Gin 8ihter brotobt.

8aris, II. 9tpriI,-Sn ser Suuss
tbire Der Mubnun9 beS 9fihtcr5 Belle
~ Graenteuil, IL Vieilen bon SeriallleS
entfernt, warO seitcrn AbenO sinc SOmbe
gum GrplOotren sebra6t. 0a5 @ebduoe
muroe leitt beidabigt, uber 96eman0
perleet. Sin 9lnardift, 9tamsu8 Maior,
iit als Ser Gbat perbadti9 uerbaftct
por0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Sc. Ieste Spaiierriti.
eerbien 1eu u,tsr auratI sefeHt weroen.

8erltu, II. 9Iprll. - Die Scrlis
ner 8ant" unb bic r!0anOclSgeielIidaft"
buben bci6lpiIcu, Darauf su beltebcn,
bag bic GontrOIe iiber Die icr6iitbcn ST.
nan3en an OeutidlauO, 6ranfret9 unO
Seitreid, lbcrtra9sn luerbe. G5 lit 0ie5
Die 9lntmort auf Die Nbpetiung Der bon
Scrbien's @laubigcrn bteien 9ema6ten
Yorlhl1qcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-13
Der 9rpseR SsnrD.

Baris, II. 2lpril. - Der SroScB
s,9cn Gmile Senrp, pcn 9lnar9iiten.
wel6er Die 8ombe in oaS Gafe 6e5
rt0otels Gcrminuo" idleuOsrte, 1T auf
ben 27. 9lpril an6craumt luOrOen. so
Beriouen iinb aIs 3eusen por9elaOen
mnrAPu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

At the annual meeting of the Danl; of
England directors Governor Powell re
ported that Frank May, the chief cashier.
had caused loss to the bank OF $50 900
by irregular transactions MAY Was re
moved some time ago.
Ii j. stated that Da Cana. The Brazilian
rebel admiral, j. en- route to Portugal in
Portuguese war~hips with 300 of his sail
ors and marines.
Referring 10 the Hudson, Wis, dispatch
which said that Fred Pennington. James
Matthews, and Patrick sullivan had been
held Ia the United States court FOR steal
INK pine logs, Matthews claims that the
report i not true, and that they are not
concerned in the matter.
The labor troubles at Midd!ashorouch,
Ky, have resulted in two murders. tue
victims il both cases being non-union
men. The last one was committed By Bill
i.asAey, a knight OF Labor, who fatally
shot II. Collins.
Ching Ming See. treasurer Of the COM
1aEy ot Chinese merchants in Chicago that
owned and operated the Chinese theatre
aud village on the Worlds fair grounds
during the exposition, i, locked up in the
Cook county jail charged with embezzling
nearly $4,000 OF the company's funds.
Vt a sale OF rare postage stamps at New
York scent Confederate stamp on the
original eUvclope brought SJs6
Great preparations are making at Den
Yer for the meeting there in July of the
imperial council Of the Mobiles Of the Mys-
tic Shrine.
In quarrel over debt at Tyrconnel!,
". Va. =. y. Robinson shot II. \ Nc
Donald 80 death. lie then barricaded him
self in his house, nut when posse forced
the door lee committed suicide.
Nearly every worAingmau in Italy wears
a bel Oh account of the cost of shaving.
; Now il j. proposed to aid the BARRIERS by
putting tax on boards.
y san Francisco paper whose reporter
was admitted 70 General Hgrrisou's second
lecture at the stanford university on the
distinct understanding that only short
digest OF the lecture should be published
broke faith and printed the whole lecture
next morning General Harrison proposes
to publish HE lectures.
Shebato Saito, "A japanese. has applied
| for naturalization papers at Boston. This
| Is the first case on record. He l. the hus
| band O. an American woman.
Mayor Scneiren, of brooklyn, has vetoed
the order OF the council to fiy the Irish
| i!aS on the city hall 1t. Patrick's Day. Tn,
veto cannot toe acted on under ten days, Sc
the flag will not dy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

THE dem ocrats are to be congratu-
lated on their nominations this
spring all around. Without eXcep-
ton the aldermanic ticket placed In
the field Wednesday night is strong,
and it should win in every ward.
Last night this well laid foundation
was strengthened by the completion
of one of the best township tickets
ever named in Rock Island. With
such advantages dom C al triumph
in the Forthcoming election should
he complete.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
Caii for state Co vention.

The call for the democratic state
convention to Toe held Mt Spriug feld
on June %. has been formally issued.
IL provides for total Of ,069 dele
gates on the ratio of one for each 400
votes east for Cleveland and Steven
son Mt the las. presidential election,
and one for each fractional part
thereof of 200 votes or more. This
will give Rock Island county - del.
egates. Candidates are to he nomi-
mated for the Offices of treasurer and
superintendent of public instruction
and three trustees of the university
Of Illinois. The following resolu-
ton. which was adopted by the state
committee ut its recent meeting is
incorporated in the call:
Resolved, That ins-much a. tie proprie,y of
nominating candidate Tor The United States So
ate, by the state convention. has been extensively
agitatcd through nut the sats. IL is sugge,te. 20
county conveat ons 10 consider the expedicncy
or iaexpediency Of such course sni instruct
their delegates accordingly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
Hiler Behind the Bars.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, March IL. - John
II. Hitler, the alleged bigamist and general
wrecker Of women's hearts and lives. who
arrived here FROM Chicago in custody OF
Deputy Sheriff Slocum of Peoria. is now
in the county jail Mrs. Hitler, wha IN
til few days ago. was Miss Grace Wash
burn of bloomington, came on the same
train and was driven to her home imme-
diateiy. The states attorney took the
case for the prosecution and Hitler en-
gagged an attorney. The case was contin-
ned for one week, and IN default of 81, 900
bail HIler was locked up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

Chicago, March lG.-ror the FIRST time
iii the history of the United States court
of appeals in Chicago a woman argued
case. She is Miss Kate Pier, who prac-
tees law in Milwaukee For several
hours She compelled the attention Of
Judges Wood, Baker and Seaman, who
sag in bsgowned dignity while Miss Pier
eXPounded law principles. The fair plead
er wore a tightly fitting gown C. black
velvet, with a big American beauty rose
pinned on her breast. The case was a per
sonal damage suit against the Crane Ele-
vator company, which Miss Pier won for
her client in the lower court. bat which
the company appealed. The case was
taken under adVIsemcut.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
GREATEST CITY IN AMERICA.
What Editor Stead says of His Visit te
Chicago.

LoSpoN, March 1.-THE Daily News
publishes an interview with William
stead, who mas just returned to England
from an extended visit TO the United
States. Air. Stead says that he had a very
good time while in Chicago, but is glad
TO be- back in England He never had so
interesting a time in his whole life or one
50 full OF suggestion. instruction and en-
enlargement. He considers Chicago the
greatest city in America, bar none. III all
the elements that makes city's great
ness. He declares that it rests with the
citizens of Chicago 10 make it the ideal
city of the world. lie dilated lengthily
upon America, especially civic institu-
tons. He declared that the reports of a
row with the Woman's club was all stuff
and nonsense
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
CCaraLta1 cue

We authorize orr advertised drug
@ist to sell Dr.. King New Discovery
for consumption, coughs ard colds.
upon this condition II YOU are al
flicted with a cough. cold or any lung
throat or chest trouble. and viii use
this remedy as directed. giving it a
fair trial. and experience no benefit.
YOU may retgrn the bottle and have
your money refunded. Wecouid not
make this offer did we not know that
Dr.. Kings New d Scovcrv could he
relied on. 1t never disappojrtS.
Trial bottles free at Hartz Il Tile
meyers drug store. Large size 55c
and 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
Married Over sixty Ycnrs.

John Ewing and wife of Warwick.
Chester county, have been welded 60
years; William ". Rhoads and wife of
Pottstown We're married Nov. 30. 1929,
nearly "a years ago, and David Wells
and wife of North Coventry, Chester
county, were married March 80. 1880,
over IS years since.-Cor. Philadelphia
I .l.rar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16

Nrw YoRK is agitated over the
doubt whether yoJng Mr.. Aston is
going To erect q beautiful memorial
chapel TO his father on Madison
avenue, or just Il plain everyday
stable. His agent. who ought to
know. says it is Il stable. The Astors
are u more or less worthy lot, but
they are singularly prosaic. And
New York looks at young John Jacob
and signs and complains: al would
the gods had made the epoetical.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
Call for Rock ISLAM
brewing 60. Beer.
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed

The Rock Island Brewing Company, SUCCESS
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewer. !.
HuberS City Brewery and Raible & Staagels
Rock Island Brewery, as well as julius Junga
Bottlng Works, has one of the most conpiel
Brewing establishments including Bottling dc
partrnent in the country. The product is III
very best Beer is bottled at the brewery anu
delivered to any part of the tri-cities, and n1a
be ordered direct from the head Offices on l'o-
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-16
JUDGE LONGS PENSION.
The Case to Come Cp in The Equity Count
Again in a Few Days.

The Case to Come Cp in the Equity Count
Again in a Few Days.
WASHINGTON, March 1G.-The pension
case of Judge Charles Long Of Michigan
will come up again in the equity court Of
the district within "a short time in the
form of an application for permanent
mandamus to prevent the commissioner
of pensions from reducing his pension.
y notice tha; this action would DE taken
unless additional evidence i filed at the
bureau within thirty days was sent to the
Michigan supreme court justice on the
first OF this month. JUDGE longs c0un-
sci viii commence in a few DAYS the TAX
ing Of dispositions in Michigan to support
the allegations which will he made in the
application. In case of the dismissal OF
the suit 10y Judge Cox of the equity court.
an appeal will be taken to the district
court Of appeals and from there to the
United states supreme court.