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The sun., 1894-10-26
MeAdoo Has No Apologies for ths Aduaiz.
istratIOa.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Oct. 25.-About $500
persons were addressed here this afternoon by
Assistant Secretary McAdOo and Mr.. Wilson.
Ma McAdoO said lie had no apologies TO offer for
the Democratic Administration; that it had
been faithful To its pledge. The American
Congress had accomplished much In relieving
the people under adverse circumstances. The
amount Of good il accomplished amazed him.
but In the future Il would do more.
The sun., 1894-10-26
Hastings 90 SPEAK 10 Democrats aad sIa-
Esrly 90 HePablieAAS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-tien. Hastings, the
Republican candidate for Governor, said to-
night that he had accepted the proposition that
at NOrristOWn on Nov. he shall address the
his opponent shall address the Republican
meeting
The sun., 1894-10-26
APiIot Carr,sa 10 s.a.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 23. The southampton
pilot Bowyer. who guided the Lain from this
port yesterday, is on his way to New York. The
terrific gale and heavy sea prevented him from
being taken on at the Needles. A heavy gale is
blowing in the Solent to-day, and incoming
vessels report heavy weather outside.
The sun., 1894-10-26
That JOynaI FssIIaG

with the eXhllaTating sense OF renewed health and
strenRth and internal csanllness which follows the
se of - Fup Of Fts l. unknown 10 the few who have
not progressed beyond the old Time nedcines anh the
rhesp substtutgs sonetnafs Onered but accept
"a 81 lhe y ell lnfoTnled-1dr.
The sun., 1894-10-26
GIsasOA Candidates 90 ne % tks state ARd
COaSrsss Tickets.

Justice Cullen, in the supreme Court. Brook
Iyn. granted an order yesterday directing that
the names of the county nominees OF the Glea-
son faction in Queens county b. printed on the
Democratic State and Congress tickets.
The sun., 1894-10-26

LoSDON, Oct. 25.-The GuiOn Steamship line
issued circular this morning announcing thai
they had retired from the passenger business
and ceased running steamers. Manager Rams
den will take over the business as passenger
broker.
The sun., 1894-10-26
FRANCES ULTIMITUM.
she IL WaItIag for the Answer OF the
MAlagasy Authorities.

PARIS, Oct. 25.--The MGtin, in an article on
the situation Of affairs in Madagascar, says VI.
Hanotaux, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, will not
divulge the contents OF the dispatches received
from NJ. lie Myre de Vilers, the French Special
Commissioner 10 Madagascar, until the Govern
ment of that country shall have acceded 10 the
proposals made by France but heretofore re-
jected BY the authorities at AntanAnariyO.
The sun., 1894-10-26
what GsA. MeCoOL Coaaded TO = Type
writer,

There was a stir in Col. Strong's headquarters
In the Sturteyant House yesterday when the
news reached them that the Committee of Sew
enty had attempted to divert public attention
from the Colonel to itself and the other candi-
dates by establishing a literary bureau. Gen.
Anson q. McCoOk and the Hon. job L. Hedges
had consultation, the result of which was
hurried call for typewriter and the immediate
establishment OF literary bureau to look out
for the Colonel. Gen. McCoOk, Col. Strong's
manager. celebrated the occasion by being In
reviewed ny the typewriter. The General said
70 the Typewriter, among Other things;
The present anti-Tammany combination was
male In perfect faith, and Tammany cannot
snake Il or disintegrate Il by false rumOrs or by
TThk TIk nther or its peculiar methods. Tammany
nAl cannot succeed ON Nov u except through
Tue carelessness and indifference OF men who be-
heNe IN the future Of this city and " hO have
sppnr stake IN the community. III. however. IL
inoJsu s' succeed re rtctts; for THmmany will be
1ehce, and there will be nothing To restrain IL
and unchecked"
NIAth Assembly District Ant-TAamaayitss.
The Independent County organization Of the
the Nlhlh Assembly district held the first Of its
series OF campaign meetings at Senger's Hall.
Ioo Shfstophsr street. last night. Strong,
Ion AAd The other candidates on the anti
i~llllAhy county ticket were endorsed. There
80 nie Alil- ammany candidates in the field
III tot Assemnly IN the Ninth district and a com
,i.ston. VA aPpnnted 10 endeRyOr to get the
GEORGE W. Miller tile Inminer M Cioo5 1;oS.srn-
ueht iub =. IL shat CforL fails tie organlza-
lion Viii support :he candidate who has the bcst
Sn-A0s Oi election against Tammany.
The sun., 1894-10-26
Me. AIsIbs's IIIasss.

Nine MelbA will not be able TO go to Boston
to-day She Was still confined b. her room at
the Hotel savoy last night. and was little beiter
than she has been through the week.
The sun., 1894-10-26
Ma.r. Y...sraay,. Flrs Msr..

PM.-5.bO, sac First avenue, Sigismund EArnetuIa
damage s3lO. S. 400 hast SiKty third street Con.
rld L. HsusneT damage $40: 7.43 o5t Hudson street
Walter WhAuraHt Co, danlAse ~.
The sun., 1894-10-26
Charges the same

as az
Main Office.

OFFICES LOCATED AT
l.S5S THIRD Av,. ALWAYS OPEN.
l5l COLUMBUS Ay,, ALWAYS OPEN.
GOTH 81. AND PARK Ay.. ALWAYS oPES.
ass COLUMBUS Ay,. ALWAYS OPEA
sss AADIsoA AV, ALWAYS oRzA
The sun., 1894-10-26
Nl-'h Assembly District tAHtl-T.AaaHyitss.

New Designs II FaraItars
AZ Geo. G. Fiat Co. :, t5 West 2sd ss.-Aau.
The sun., 1894-10-26

Furniture In Era' variety at low prices Al Cor
peEthWaiss ne~ s,or > lOa Hes. IAN sC-Adr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

sic fIbrte Sen tief Grgriftenen bor Die
G6mluer3icnrGtbin bin unb Iagte: p@ib
ANS lfbcb cinmal 9einen Se9en, Wautter.
SeBt erit lit ct lnein unb nibt oer SAB
elmer san3en 8elt ioa i'm mir tpiebcr
rauben."
Oie beiB auflteigenben G6rdnen Ser
&iibrung tapfer nieberfdmpfeno, brettete
Srau Saibenrotb bic 6dnOe iiber bic 6dupa
teo Der &nteenbel1. v@ott iegne @ucb,
meme &in6er. Wtt DolIem Gertraue1
lege ib beute bas D09ite &leinoO, baS i9
beiiBe, in Sire 6drbc, mein Sobn. 0enn
Der Wfann, tDel6er ais Sp6n etneS 10 boob
ber5tJen Spfers fabi8 gelpeien 1T, mllB
ipabrlicb Elm eOler Meni6 nno Elm tretf>
ltcber @atte iein."
rSurrab!" i9rie aurt b. 5e6mon6t.
limb nobmalS 9urra6! SEPT iou mir
einnnaG Sernanb BAG Sled3en Groe seigen,
auf Dem fiinf gliidlibere Wenl6enttnber
betiammen itnb, ais mir"
llnb babel nabm ct lein iun9e5 8etbc4en
beim &opfe unb tiBte eS auf Die rotbelt
2tppen, baB es i6alte.
@n6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

SIS mar fir einen Nu9en6lif feierli9 itiu
i'm 3immer, ais STA 6atbenrotb nteber
ouf Der Scbipcae eribien, itrablenO Dor
Slid un6 9eumntb's San6 in Der ibrigell
balteno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
MprtfesunQ foIQt,)
lillian uno Natdie.

Sic tOnntea it9 ni6t leiben,
Na6 fur5en @befreuben
WtuBt' Drum bic 8ei6en I6etbcn
Ser metropolitan
Sic iabten ibr Slid aaeinc,
Sen Tranfreib 8og Der Cine.
gta6 &uBlanb cling bic feline
Natalie 5u 8apan.
0o6 neil ie nab paar SSdbrcben
SIN Srennun9Steio Elm 66rben
@ntbedt, pereint baS 8Grcben
Ser metropolitan
nnb fragt man nun, tpie tpeiter
@e9, bic Nffair'- eeideiter
gti9t grab, bob ii6cr better
SGngt tie bon borne an.
= Sn peri6iebenen Sabrifen Sn6i
anb in elmer beuti9en in Mann6eim I
aus GocosnuB@Se berge1teut.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
Mitchell Appointed.

The Boise Statesman, Of Jan
tary 10, says: Governor Nc
onrell yesterday appointed D.
!. Mitchell, of Moscow, attorney
i the second judicial district to
ucceed J. III. Fofney, who res
lgned to accept the United
5tated attorneyship Of this state.
Mr.. Mitchell arrived in the
lty on yesterday evenings train.
e was much gratified at secur-
ag the appointment and will at
nee qualify and assume the du-
.es of his new Office,
Mr.. Mitchell is an able lawyer
nd his appointment will no
gubt give satisfa ction over the
attire district, which embraces
he counties OF Latahi Nez Perez
nd Idaho. He received a fiat
ering endorsement from his own
unity aid, in TACT, from the
attire distfict -an endorsement
even greater value thah the
,ilice itself.
Idaho county had but one
lndidate for the place.. e.
'ogg, of Grangeville. Mr.. Fogg
lso had splendid endorsement.
There was no candidate from
Sez Perez county. The nams
# Attorney Babb, of Lewiston,
was suggested to the governor
but Mr.. Babb made nc applica
ton for the place.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
A Model Immigrant.

A model immigrant is thus
described by the oregonian.
TAe man referred to traded his
ranch in Kansas TOR a farm near
Centralia and chartered a car to
bring out his belongings. In
this car he had his cow and his
piss, faithful dog, a lot Of geese,
ducks, chickens and 100 fine tur-
keys, with corn and meal and
lots Of other things. He sold
l25 of his turkeys to a dealer
here, and as they were fine lat
ones they brought him enough
money to put him on rev home
and start him in business. The
ther 20 birds he will keep to
raise another flock from. His
wife and family will follow him
ts soon as he gets things in read
ness for them. 1t is safe to say
hat this man will prosper and
10 his share toward rendering
t unnecessary for ibis regien t.
import poultry and eggs. Ii
nay be added that the man who
raded farms with him stayed
n his Kansas investment till
e understood how the wind
lew there, and then he rented
ne place and Is now looking for
location on this coasts
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
White Bird.

The weather has been warm
9ut yesterday 8 incl es Of snow
ell, and melted today.
The stock here is il fine condi
zion. Several bands Of sheer
hat are here, are doing bettei
lnder the present administra
ion than ever before.
Considerable placer mining il
eng done on the river. Fou
companies at work between TIL
mouth Of White Bird and JOIN
)oumecq's.
Mr.. Hawley had a severe at
Jack of hiccoughs last week, bl.
aas recovered.
Andy McBrade is searchin,
or an anti-fat remedy; and the
Spanish and French Louis aIe
likewise seeking fat destroyer.
The family, Who lost the fou
title girls in the snowslide, ha
cen supplied with suff Glen
-ioney and other things to go t
housekeeping on their ranch.
A marrying epidemic ha
trucl White Bird, and severa
asses have resulted fatally.
The Salmon river wagon roa,
urned otit to be d trail, and ii
ne same old one that we ha,
.ad for years.
Oh well, ana a long breatl
where will the lightning striL
ext.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26

Ar order fixing tie t'ne f5r hei.
ING tie terms Of the District Coaa
of TIE several Counties i the seeor
5u,ilei,si District 81 tae staie o ts
no Tor the year 1894.
Ay virtue Of an Acs Of the I4eeisa
ture Of the State AZ lGabo. approve
December ~, 1850, it Is herstv ct
dered by ne, tie ludgo d the pi
triet Court. I the seeond Ja5
District oi toe Ssqae Of Iiaho, q /.
ter sotae 1;rt,ie5 Gstt.
tire seyeral Goa ties of the said Sc
ord Joai Id District, far tie yea
1899, shall be bel st &c Cou t,
seat q t respet tive Cou lies.
AS +, lloas:
In tie County % Neg Perez o.
the 18Th day Of April (Sd Monday
an III l7th day Of September s.
Monday
In the County OF Lgtah, on TIE
2st day of May ed NTo7day) ant
o. the 81 day Of December list Mon,
dayl.
In t County of Idaho, on ii e 9th
day Of July I'D Monday and tie 18th
day Of November f2d AIond; VI.
Date J at Moscow, Latah County,
11aho. this l5ts day Of January, A.
D. 1894.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
Obituary.


Mrs. Charlotte Nugent, wife
of Robert Nueent, was born III
Bunninghausen, Germany, on
June -, 1924, Died, Jan. As,
1894. Aged SO years and Z
months.
Mrs. Nugent was well educat-
ed IN her native language. sh,
was from childhood a men BIZ
of the tfermaH IatiieHn chifei,.
she died protesting strons i~i i
in Christ. The funeral services
were largely attended.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
Strays.

Came to my place near Col
.onwood,'one bay, horse colt, Ia
a halter, with a Short rope
,wncr call, pay charges ali,
AXE colt. ii. IL. Schmidt.
Came to my place, in Cottol.
sood, one red steer, has tW,
4uare crops, tips Of horns save,
II, will be two years old in til,
prlng. Owner call, pay charge
md take steer. Ii, ,4utjahr.
Came to my ranch, near Cot
sonwood, one red yearling steer,
&c. |, 1892, square crop ain,
.oie in right ear, no brand vlsi
Die. Owner call and pa
,narges and take animal.
II. RoBBiNs.
| have taken up two calves
10Th are very poor, one is REQ
With crop, ana hole in right Ell
ne other is red with white fac,
rop Of right and hall crop /.
cit. Owner CALI pay chan.5,
nd take property.
Smith Prunty.
Came to my -anch, two weeks
go, one steer, will be three year,
did in the Spring, frosty-red col
5r, underbit in each ear anc
'randed ON left hip, cant dis
.inguish brand. owner call
pay charges and take properly.
w. ii. BEAsLY,
Board house.
STRAYED OR SToLEN-A rec
steer 4 years old, branded IL
On left jaw and left Lip. Crol
split and under bit of left ear
\ suitable reward viii be givel
or its return or any inforfaa
Jon leading to its recovery.
D. A. McKiNLAy,
Cottonwood, Ida.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
THE FUTURE ME-
TROFOLIs OFIDAHO
COUNTY!

These 4esning TO locate phera
homes are cheap and land is fertile,
would do well to correspond With
]. S. RHOADS,
orH, TAYLOR
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
Special School Meetings

Notice is hereby given that a
pecial school meeting Will be
leld at the school house, in Cot
-onwood, on Saturday, January
Z, at one O'Clock Fl NJ, for the
purpose Of devising mc4ns to
meet the intieI tedness on the
new school house
BY order Of the Board VI Trus-
es. c. B. WooD, Clerk.
Messrs. sbissler Ingram &
o., E. S, Sweet and Henry
Wax have fled a lien for mater
i'll furnished in the construc-
zion of the above building, and
if the peofh Of this district want
to save the building now is their
time to "get a move on them
selves
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26

III to the Clearwater
eAttle last, but found Cot
tonWood creek to high to cross.
The wind, on the 18th, was
very destructive to young mems
hats. A stock creek was taking
his girl sleigh riding and the
wind hat off so far that it could
not be found. Ali
Miss Sarah Alexander w S
visiting friends on Stock creek
last week.
The Ferguson boys started to
on a hunting expedition to the
Clearwater.
Glen Sanders is staying in
Grangeville and attending school
this winter.
Sleighing seems to be the or
der 81 the Gay, snow has on'y
a slight preference over mud.
Il advise all the boys, who
are going to take their girls to
singing school to start very early
II the evening, or they might
meet them, on the way with
some other galoot,' SO says one
Of the boys, "and be sure to have
a box on your sled"
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
Stock Creek.

y
The wind is blowing at forty
miles an hour. and the cattle
are standing in the corners Of
the fence wishing for hay.
Stock Greek has been very
high since the chinook, but has
run down to nearly its former
size.
Riley Rice got up. the other
and on looking ont found, 70 his
surprise, that bis cellar was
floating down the creek. He
kRon caught il and brought ii
end staked it down.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
W. G.. PIPER,
District Judge.
State Of Idaho.

State Of Idaho.l
County Of Idaho,i I, A. W.
Talkington, Clerk Of tie District
Court OF the Second Judicial District
Of the st3ta Of Idaho, in and for t e
County of Idaho, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is 8 true and corr
rect copy Of tie original order now
OF, file in my Office.
Given under nv hand ard
I sEAL} tie seel of said Court. 1T
~- Office in Mt It'aho, this
TIE Goth cry Of Jaruory, A. D. 1894.
A. W. TulAirptor,
Clerk.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
w. Z. Graham,

healerin furniture and unaerta',-
erf sui lies. slecia la.tentio .
givento undertaking and en-
fa'nling. ! have the finest and
cheapest, and will not i e under
aeld by anybody. Three doors
vest Of the post Office, Grange.
vil8 Iaaho.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26

Came to my ranch, 'ohe gray
horse Il out 6 years Old, branded
\ on left hip; one bay. horse, 3
years old, branded w on left
shoulder; one bay mare, about
; years old, star in forehtad and
branded H on.left hipy one bay
colt 2 years old, brandedFE on
left shoulder. E. vaugniaux.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26

$ situated at taa en-
trance to CANVAS PRAg.
ne. the most beautiful
and productive part of
IDAHO.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-01-26
En town Tuesday.

nlgnt.
"A grand ball will be given, in
the !. Q. 0. F. hall, on FEBRUARY
the 14th.
Hard wood sled runners and
conceived sleigh shoes at Nuxoll
& Stubbers.
Coasting is becoming quite
popular among the people q
Cottonwood.
E. w. Maxey, G. /. McCleary
and S. L. Cowen were over from
Grangeville, Tuesday.
j. S. Rhoads will sell on easy
terms complete set Of abstract
books, at cost of making.
Messrs. Hovey and Hornaday,
Of Mt. Idaho, were in Cotton
wood the first Of the week.
What are you going to do to
help clear up the Indebtedness
on the new school building.
The club dance We'd esda,
evening was well attended ano
all enjoyed a pleasant time.
Quite number Of the Cotton
wood people attended dane,
at H. W. Teffts last Friday
night.
Rev. +. L. Buzzell will preacl
Sunday, at 11:3o A. NJ, in Coz
tonwood, and at 7 2. NJ, II
Denver.
We notice the Cottonwoo,
post Office, with gross incom,
Of $60 per quarter, is becoming
much sought after.
Our neighbor, Thos. ]. O'Brien
received the sad news OF til,
death, at Seattle, Wash, Of hi
I only child, daughter aged cigh
years,
The revival meeting now il
progress at the M. E. churcl
will continue throughout til
coming week. All are invite
to attend.
A Cottonwood man received
letterss<orn ron. Willis Sweel
IN which he states that he is sal
isfed the reservation will i.
opened this year
The eastern papers ars tellin
us that times are improving
that may bs SO, but we woul
be most highly pleased to hav
part Of the dish passed thi
way.
Mr.. Nicholas Adehm and Mis-
Mary Clausen will be united ii
marriage, according to The ritter
Of the Catholic church, BY Reg.
Krnger, on next Tuesday, il
st. Mary's church.
The road to the mountains Is
constantly lined with team
now, as tie farmers are anxiou
to avail themselves of the goo,
Shedding in order to their woe
out for the spring and summer.
An exchange joyfully pro
ips that it has discovered
will satisfy the GRAY
u for q week, an
low at work on
yl6p that will make on,
Suit Of clothes Nst IS years.
H. e. Jones, Ngf the Cou4
d'Alenes, was in town this morn
ing. Mr.. Jones is connectec
with the project to aak a Gu
through the ridge, at EPrs,sho
bend, two miles below Freedom
to turn salmon river. Hs say
some work has been done, pm
that they have found dirt tina
pays 80 cents per yard,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
8eoeutenoes Sdaoenfeuer.
Oos Gopetens uno 5arbensefAdft Ger 6irma
:. 3. Suaipan & 9ros., 10. 200 Il.
GIarfitr., miro Elm Aoub Der SIam.
men. = Sbaoen $4,000.

9os Snnere 6es breiftOfisen Steinz
gebGubeS $50. 266-268 sc. GlarfftraBe, in
benz Sic Girma S, 9. Suuiban & Bro.
felt bielen Sabren cine Gapetenz un6 Tarz
~benbaG6lun9 betrieb, brannte beute WOr9en
nm l 11br DouitGnbtg aus. 9aS Seuer ents
ftanb ansebGi6 bur9 cine GrpIOfiOn in BEN
bor6eren GGumen bes ~3tpetten Stodnerfs,
in benen fi9 bas 8arbenleeer befanb. Gem
erten murbe iofOrt Elm 3tpetter QIarm na67
%8elanbt, u16 btnnen &ur3em paren Elm
babies 0ubenb Spriben an Der Mrbeit,
bod gelang es ert, 6as Seusr gu lOidcn,
no6bem bas Snnere bes @ebGu6es aus
sebrannt mar. Ser @eiammtl6a6en mtrb
auf minbeitenS $15, 600 beroni6la9t. Dte
8efIr6tung Ser 8emObner Der nOrSIib
unb iIbLib anitoBenben 0Guier, 6aB AUDI
tbre Sabe in SIammen auf9eben piirOe, err
tptes it6 ais 9%runblss.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
unfere Observation-Disclosures

Antbonp O'Gonneu, elmer Der sefGbrz
Gi6iten Ginbre5er uno STANDARDIZATION Der
@eitieite, tDuroc 9eitern bon &i6ter Seoerz
ion ans Grtmtnalgeri9t bertpieien, neil
ct Suiommen nit mebreren @enoiien auf
8ito 8Otenia, etnen BriOatw66ter Der
WtcGuire Manufacturing Co., SEQ. 1872
81. Sangamon@S traBe, etten mOrberi1ben
Nnsriff madte. 0erleIbe O'GOnneu
mabte am @ben6 bes e. 9[priL 1893 etnen
Ginbru9 in Gbas. Treiitebt's Saus, $50.
557 IS. S5tozStr., bertuunoete ben @i9enz
tbimer, tpurbe bon bieiem micber Dertpunz
Set unb er9riff bann Die SIuht. @r wurbe
fpGter Derbaftet, benz Griminal9ertcbt iibers
ptcien, prO3eiitrt un6 tpegen @tnbru9s unb
m0r6erii9en Nn9riffs gu 10 Sabren 3uCbtz
baus berurtbeilt. We9en zines te6ntiben
TebIers beDinigte ibm &tdbter GbetIoin
etnen nenen YrOseB, ober bieier pro3eB
fam ntem0ls our gerbanbluns, un6 es
Oauerte nibt LANCE, 10 tuur6e Die NutIage
bonn y0odet" 9eitri6en unb Der Ginbrecber
tpieOer Guf Die Weni6bett IO~sgeIoiien. Ser
StaatSanpaIt bat iebt 0%eIesenbett, feline
INSTRUMENTATION tpenigz
items etnigermaBen pieber gut au MAIDEN.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
Gin tdpferer DoIi7ift.

9OIi3iit iSSDbn S'@rabp bate geTtern
Mben0 3pif9en II unb u l6r an Der @de
Der Ntlantic &oe. unb So, StraBe NIT atpet
@traBenrGubern einen Desperation &f
gu beiteben. @r mar in GtbiltIeibung unb
nurOe bon 3pei MGnnern ~angebaGten, bic
iRm tire Repo(ber e~ntgegenbteGten un0 i'm
er1u4ten, feline 9Gnoe enpor 81 balten. @r
folgte benz 8ebOt unb beriebte einem Der
S6urten einen Sauftf9lag. Oer onbere
feuerte unb I4oB borbet. Sn5nif9en bate
aber ou4 O'@rabp fetnen 2eboloer eeaoqen
unb fetnen @ngretfern %entIant Der Mutb.
Sic fol9ten tbm mad Der 9pli3eiItution,
no tie tbre Namen als sSobn @gan un6
Batrid 8urte ~angaben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
Die DoItsei=GommtfIton.

Die poGt5eizGommifiOn ptrb mOrgen,
@onntag, @Drmittag I'm bal6 3ebn ubr
in Der Sffice bes 9errn 9amline i'm
Woman'8 SempeG 3u ibrer erIten SiBung
felt ben reuen 8eguGationen 5ufammenz
ten, nm ii9 3und9t gu organiitren, UNI
Damn nit ben Mitgliebern Der GiOtloienfz
priifungscommifton Der Boitbe60rbe, ms
beIonbere benz SetretGr Derfel6en, 9eter
Netpton gu cDnfertren,
Die GommtKton pirb borausft6tlid
0errn @la gu ibrem 8Ortber erpdblen,
5onb8 iteben Der @OmmifiOn feline CUR Ser
fiigung, baber pirO Der MapOr eriu3t
lDerOen, berfelben einen Setretdr CUR Ser
fiigung gu ite1en in Der Perion zines Da3u
g~eeigneten poli5tten. 3unG4ft foG Die
Priifungs Gommtfion ernannt perben,
nit Der @tnfebungSbebOrbe iOu mod geparz
tet Derben, Bis Mnflagen un0 8ei9nerben
gegen Poli3iten ipe9en bteniIi4er Ser
9eben our amtli9en &enntniB Der Commit
lion ge6ra6t itnb.
Die neuen Poli5eiregulationen finb be-
rslts 9eOrudt nno an ale POIi5ettatiOnen
berianbt tporben,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
Cine fonoerbdre KIemme.

Sn elmer eigentbimIi9en &Gemme befin=
bet it4 8. StrenB, Elm an Der Mabifonz uni
@angamonftraBe etablirter SGrber.
9err Strenb taufte Dor et1pa 3pet Moz
naten oas unbebeutenbe 8runbftiid No.2OO5
BtlcoT @be. 5erner bate er Elm 3tpeiIt0dt=
9eS 9ol8Raus getauft, bas er ouf btefem
9run0ftid duftelen tpolte. @s geianq t6m
ouf @runo Der ltnteri6rtften eintger On
tpo6ner Der Mtlcpr Nbe,, einen @riaubntB=
14etn fir ben Sran5port bes @ebGubes gu
e%rlangen. Gr engagirte einen 6oustranSz
porteur, Der baS 9aus ouf &oQen feBte
unb begann eS an Der M. 6~arrifDnftrqBe in
8epegung gu ieBen, Damn prptetirten aber
eintge anbere Nntpobner Der Wtlcor @De.
9e9en bic @ufitelIung 6e5 9ouies auf Dem
9run0ftiide, unb Der 9ern @trenB bereits
ertbetlte @rlaabniBf6etn purbe p~i6errufen.
SeBt itebt bas 9auS bss 6errn @trenB nit
ten anf Der y. N3obtionftr. 9err @trenB
pin etnen Ginbolt56efebG gegen bic @runbz
beltBer uno gegen Die Boli3ei ertptrfen, baz
NIT er nt4t Detter in ben S%ran8port 1eines
9aufes ge5t0rt lpirb.