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The herald., 1894-11-20
COERCED BY GERMANY.
Denmark Also Excludes Amerioan Meats
and Rpef Cnttle.

Depmark Also Excludes American Meats
aud Bosf Cattle.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-Count Beveut.
low, the Danish minister. first heard OF
the action Of Denmark in excluding
American beef and meats. through the
Associated Press cablegrsm from Copen-
hagen. The count expressed surprise,
az no action in that line had heretofore
been contemplated. He said the action
was probably due to a request from Ger
many. as beef received at Danish ports
frequently woald find it's way into Ger
many, and thus overcome the German
restrictions. He had never heard that
any OF the American product in Denmark
was affected with Texas fever. Under
these circumstances he feels that the
action of Denmark is not 40 much aimed
against the United States as it is to
make Denmark's neighbor, Germany,
effective in her exclusion. The minister
has not yet received any official advices
on the subject.
The herald., 1894-11-20
AT THE SEAT Of GOVERNMENT.
Arguments on d Celebrated
Patent Case.
Carroll d. Wright Defends the Strike
Report.
Denmark Exclusion OF Amsrican Moats
and Beef Cattls-GeneraI Miles
In Washington - Sugar
Trust Oasss.
By tho A Associatad Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WARRINGTON, Nov. l9.--The argument
in the United States supreme court in
the case OF The Bate Refrigerating com-
pany against Ferdinand Sulzberger Il
Co., which has aroused so much inter-
est because of the far-reaching effect
that the decision may have on the lives
OF American patents, including the Bell
telephone patents, wherever foreign
patents have fret been issued. was
closed today by James @. Carter OF New
York, who appeared for the Bate COM
pauy.
Mr.. Carter in his argment today COM
pared the acts OF 1888. 1859 and 1870
with section 1887 OF the revised statut tes,
and dwelt at length on the intention OF
congress in the enactment OF these
statutes. He contended for a liberal
rather than a literal Interpretation Of
the law in the case, and argued that
system which would cffsr reward for
a service and then abridge 1t for such
reason es they contended for in the
present case. would be dishonest.
He contended that II was prepostercus
iOE luS kOstInucht w imputc tbo pen
atty Of the loss Of the three most useful
years OF an American patent because a
foreign government had been more ex-
peditious in granting patent. when the
fault for this delay rested with the
American government itself. To protect
his patent abroad the inventor applies
for foreign patent, and in so doing can
net well imagine tina. il the foreign pat
enls should be issued in advance Of his
American patent his rights in his own
c.untry will be abridged. or that any
damage will arise to his interests.
Previous to 1876. when Mr.. Bate ap.
piled for his patent, Mr.. Garter claimed
40 hostility had ever been shown by our
patent system to the obtaining of pat
ents abroad. On the contrary, that
practice. while never disfavored. had
been distinctly encouraged since 1886 oy
our law, both because it furnished an
additional stimulus to the inventor and
prevented that disadvantage to Ameri.
can users which comes from their being
under the burden Of q royalty when for
eign users are exempt from it.
The herald., 1894-11-20
EnE NUNNlNG IUEF.


Two Fnvorit-- Show in Front at san
Fr"rciscO.
SAN FRANcI CO, Nov. l9.-Two favor
ties showed in front today -MajDr Nc
LaughIin and Lissak The latter colt
was started for the nrst time in CIlifor-
MIA, and m ade the show OF lot oil good
2-year.olds.
Six fuilongs, maidens-Goula (colO
won. Wag second. Shirdin third; time,
1:l5I.
About elk !urlonge, selling Pasha
won. Empress oi Norfolk second, Dock
stader third time, :l2l4
One mile. seiling-MsjJr Mclaughlin
wen, Captain Rses second. oakland
third; time. :40Ll.
Five fur!ongs, 2-year-olds - Lissa X
won, Playful second, st. Cecilia third /;
time, :0l.
One mile. selling-Braw Scott won,
Miss Buckley eecond, Mary 5. third ;
time, Az.
LkxISGroN. Ky, Nov. 10 Seven fur
longs-M!ss Lilly won, lronmaetsr eec-
ond Sister Anitn third time. :3l.
Four and one-halt furlongs
thenia won. Summer Cook second,
Goodwin third time. 0 90.
Five furlongs Queen May won, An
ME NJ. second, Relic third; time, :05
One mile Glorianna won, Greenwich
eecond. Rem Avon third; time, :46
Five and half furlongs box Halo
way won, Rampant second, Monita
third time, . :59.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 10 Morning results
FIVE furlongs-Dolly Brown won, LIZ
lian eecond, Cerebus third time. Il 8
Nne-sxteenths of q mile-Lenowsi.
won. Harry Warren second. Headlight
third; time. l.00l4.
Eleven-eixteeEths OF milo-Bsancv'
era won, Chartreuse second. Cneisa
third time, :l2.
Seven furlonga-Heads or Tails won,
Southernest second. Vevay third; time,
:3234.
Six Observation-Disclosures won, Algon
quin second, Pergeal third; time. l 20
The herald., 1894-11-20
Bay District Races,

Following are the entries and weights
for the San Francisco races today, fur
nished by the Los Angeles Turf club,
1867 South Spring street. where book
is made daily on the above events:
First race. three quarters OF a mile. maiden
observation-disclosures of Milptas 110, Miss
Willoughby 1000, Grotto 10o, Favora lis, Mi rs
Gsrven 100 Foremost 10J Barcaidins los.
Umma 105. Terra ova l05, sam Harris lO3,
Rodegep l05, Chiquita lib, Ny sweetheart
ITO, Hesseins lib.
second race, seven -eighths OF a mile, selling
ST Elmo 9i straight Tip Il, Bridal Veil LOB.
Ethel Dixon 80, Rear Guard los, Two Cheers
"a, Jennie Dean 1902, lonnic B, 80. N Ellie G.
103, Jack Richeiieu Ill, Florence Dlckey 81,
Trix 90, Lucille Murphy SO.
Third race, three-q quarters of mile. 2-year.
olds- -Sauta Cruz los, Cap;ail Skedmors lO3,
Tiger los, Miss Clay (6lly) los, Jim Flood Ill,
Malo Diabo Ill, Tho n (lmp,j Ill
Fourth race. 3.year-od,, one mile-Wander-
ing Nun 90, The Mallaid 1O2, senator Irby III,
AcLight l22. Remus IO2. Thornhill l22 Mon.
talvo 102, San Luis Rey 90.
Fifth race fve-eigh,hs OF mile ENTRIES
close ut 8 q. m.
The herald., 1894-11-20
MUST PLEAD on DEMUR.
The Sugar Trust Investigation Con
tempt Gases.

The Sugar Trust Investigation Con-
tempt Gases.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19-Dlstrict Attor-
ney Birney' has informed all the persons
Indicted for refusing TO answer questions
before the senate sugar investigating
committee. including Messrs. Have
meyer and Searles. that they must ap-
pear and plead or demur to the indic'-
ments. II is said that dsmurrers will
be filed.
Birney was asked II the demurrers
would not be the same as in the cases OF
Mccartney and Chapman, and he said
that some new points could be presented
because different questions were asked
the Witnesses, Messrs. Havemsyer and
Searles being asked as to the
amounts OF money contributed, while
the newspaper men were asked where
they got the information on which their
articles were based.
Judge Wilson, attorney for Mccartney
and Chapman. has notified Mr.. Birney
that the petition for an appeal from
Judge Coles decision will be filed to.
morrow in the court of appeals.
The herald., 1894-11-20
JAY GOULD's CHILDREN,
Their Application for Cancellation of
Taxes Dsnied.

Their Appi'cation for Cancellation of
Taxss Denied.
New York, Nov. 10. Justice Lawrence
OF the supreme court has denied the ap
plication of the children OF Jay Gould,
as executors OF their fathers estate, to
cancel the taxes on the personal estate
for 1894. on the ground OF non residence,
but the judge says he will grant their
counsel permission to move for the pun.
ishmeut of the land commissioner for
contempt for failing to take any notice
of the first writ of certiorari which WAS
issued to review the assessme nts
George Gould claimed he lived in Lake
wood, N. j., and the other children
claimed residence al Tsrrytown, N. Y.
The herald., 1894-11-20
EvEKYBODY's Fight.
DISASTROUS EndinE OF = Finish Contest
In Indiana.


DISASTROUS Ending or = Finish Contest
In Indiana.
ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 10 The much
advertised fight to finish between
o Donnell OF Wisconsin and Burns OF
this state, two well.known lightweights,
which was to have taken place at Chess
ter6eld. near this city, ended disas-
trously. The audience of 800 became
unruly, and before the boxers could get
in the ring free.for-all fight ensued in
which many were laid out. Johnny
Miller was hit on the head with q fence
rail and his head was split open. He is
in bad condition. lhe lights we're
knocked to pieces and the men returned
to the city. Tne doorkeeper in the
meantime skipped out with the gate
receipts.
The herald., 1894-11-20
DIAMOND CUTTING.

The Industry Being Transferred From
Amstordam to New York.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia report from
the commissioner OF immigration states
that 26 diamond polishsrs arrived from
Amsterdam. After examination they
were permitted to land. The statement
is also made that OF the 10 600 diamond
cutters in Holland fully 5000 are out of
employ ment and that many are coming
to the United States, the inference being
that che diamond cutting industry 10
largely being transferred from Amster.
dam to New York and Chicago.
The herald., 1894-11-20
DONALDsON's REPORT.
A Census Expert Obj cots to Having His
Matter edited.

A Census Expert Obj cots to Having His
Matter edited.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Judge Hall,
assistant attorney-general for the inter-
ior department., has prepared q de-
murrer for the government to the peti.
tion OF Thomas Donaldson against Carol
ID. Wright. acting superintendent OF CEN
sus. donaldson asked an injunction
against Wright and Secretary Smith to
prevent them from publishing as a GEN.
sus bulletin matter connected with the
Indian statistics which was stated to be
revision OF Donaldson's work, he alleg-
ing his work had been mutilatsd. Judge
Hall. IN his demurrer, asserts that DON
aldsopss reports became thoproperty Of
the government, and that after he made
them be lad no personal right or inter-
est in them; that Mr.. Wright, as census
superintendent, had right, under di.
rection OF the secretary OF the interior,
to edit, revise and publish such reports
In any form. judge Hall has prepared
an extensive brief in support OF his de-
murrer, which will be used in the case
when it is argued.
The herald., 1894-11-20
A Shooting Match.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Dr. W. F. Carver
and Captain ]. I. Brewer are matched
to shoot race with ]. Seavey Page and
George Work. both wealthy smateurs OF
New York, for $1,000 side. The match
will probably be shot off at the West
minister Kennel club grounds near New
York city when Carver goes east. Work
defeated Brewer recently in q match Of
100 birds. 9S to 81, and Page was the
man who shot under the name OF Ro-
land at Watson's park Saturday in q
match with DIR. Carver.
The herald., 1894-11-20
FoRsYrBE's CROSS BILL.
Young Miilionatre'A UnfortuuAt
Matrimonial Venture.

A Young Miilionaire'A Unfortunate
Matrimonial Venture.
CHICAGO. Nov. 19. John j. Forsythe,
son Of Millionaire Jacob Forsythe, de-
clares In his cross bill fled today IN the
separate maintenance proceedings
brought by his pretty young wife, Myrtle
E. Forsythe. that the fair defendant
lured him by her siren charms into mar
riaKe for the sole purpose OF levying
blackmail upon himself his father and
his wealthy friends. The marriage OF
young Forsythe to the daughter Of a
Michigan farmer mas been followed by
a series OF legal battles. including suit
for SANDER brought by the young wife
against her father-in-law. In the bill
filed today, Forsythe also accuses his
wife OF in6delity.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The herald., 1894-11-20
PRIZE GREYHOUNDS.
Mcmahon Anxious to Make q Match for
Big etakes.

Big Stakes.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 10 Before the
Merced coursing meeting John Nc
Mahon of this city deposited $l0O with
the Record U MON to bind match for
larger sum, between his greyhound
(eithsr Care or Gile), and whichever
dog should win the frst przs at that
meeting. That dog was Doherty's Royal
Buck. A San Francisco paper says one
John Perigo would like to hear from
McMshon on the subject of a match
Mcmahon says his forfeit is up. He
does not know who Perigo is nor whei Q
he lives, but that il he wants to do busl-
ness, let him cover his deposit and then
he will listen to him.
The herald., 1894-11-20
General MIL = In Wa,hfneton,

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-Majo General
Miles arrived here this afternoon, on his
way from Chicago to New York to as-
sumo control OF the department of the
east. He called on General Schofield
for q few minutes this afternoon.
The herald., 1894-11-20

COUTHERN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL
y Bank, l0l 8. Spring ST., Nadeau blocs.
T. N pREED President
WIN. +. bO3BY SHELL. .......... Vice President
y. n. Film ....".....''..... ..... " ,siiol
Capital, paid in god coin ...........$ $500, 600
Surplus and uni i.vded profits. ......... 25,000
Authorized capital -, .... ......... 100000
DIRECTORS:
l.. N. Breed, H. 4. Newell, VIM. II. Avery,
Silas Holman, w. H. Ho liday. f. C. Bobby
Fheil, NJ. Hogan, Frank kadsr, d. Remick,
Thos. Goss, IN. f. Bo byshell
The herald., 1894-11-20

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
ST es Ger Redte ?
Der mutbma6Iide nloroer oes Gonoucteurs
Sanders in Haft.

9en @ebeimpoIisiiten &oot un6 &tQ>
gaaen bonn Wartpeuftr. 80 oItsetbtftrict lift
eS gelungen, in aQer Sttle bes tpabrihetn>
Lt6en WDrbers bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SanoerS bdbbaft 81 mer6en. Gamblers
lpurbe betanntlt6 am N6en6 bes l. Noz
Dember in Der &abooie eineS an Der &eb3ie
&penue baltenben Sro9t3uees Der Great
Welternz8abn BON einem Strol6 angefal>
len, angei6oiicn unb beraubt, unb erlag
no,b in berielben Na6t ben erbaItenen 8crz
%lebungen. Der gtame beS Mannes, auf
bem Der Woroperbocbt ru6t, lit Sdnes
Sobnion, unb feline 8erbaftuns erfolgtc
inter iebr eigentbiilnli6en l1mitdnben in
oeiien Wobnun9 an 0anBuren Str, nabe
Nberbeen Npe.
Sobnion, Der friber ais WetbenIteler
Der Great @citern>8a nit bem@riboiiez
men, Sanbers, 3uiammen georbettet bate,
lett LANCER Belt aber arbeitsloS lit, bate
nit benz ebenfaQS neutrality-suspicious.
2eonarO Wiqer Elm Nbfommen getrotfen,
gemeiniam auf 9taubaige aas3u9eben uro
DEFENDERS Die Nngeiteuten Der Bd6nen na6
ibren re1p. 3abltagen outs &orn SUI uebe
zen @5 lpur0e 5ur @luSfiibrung bieies
Blanes beicbloifen, AM Qbenb bes l. gtos
uember, an pelcbem Sage bic Nngeitelten
ber @reat Weiternz8abn ausbe3ablt tporz
ben tparelt, am Geb5ie Npc. ;Nangirba6n>
hofe, tpoiclbit Die Gabooien Der Sracbt3lige
Der neri6iebenen 2tnlen Der Great Meiterll
8abn itanOen, bic 9lrbcit su Beginner.
Sobnion bate iib prompt einaefunben,
Wfiler aber mar im lebten Nugenblid
fniei6na6 geporben ltn6 blicb aus. Sobn@
ion mabte oann, tpte mar aEnimmt, ben
GaubanfaQ auf Gamblers. Qus WfiQer
ipGter aus ben 3eitun9en erfnbr, baB elm
Nngelteuter Der Great Weiternbabn eri9o1s
len uno beraubt poroen mar, fam CT gu
benz S6luiie, OaB SoDniOn, uno nur biez
Ter, Der Wt0r0er lctu f0nne. @r offenbarte
iicb letner W1utter, nnb bieie tDieberum
tbetlte es lofort ben SetectipeS Goot uno
&iugalcn nit. Oiele nabmen iib Des
3alocrnoen WiQer an uno bra6ten i'm
enblicb babtn, baB er nit ibnen na9 SObnz
IONS Wobnung 9in9. Oort fanOen fte,
baB Scr gelubte 8ogel ars9eflogen mat.
Sic lauerten ibm ieoob in oct gtdbe auf
unb iabcn i'm oann am Nbeno 6es 6.
leiu 6auS betreten. Nunmcbr begaben iidb
ale Orct in Sobniou's 8obuun8. WfiIcr
Detrat le Suerlt, uro Die beibcn Detectives
ipartcten Dor oct 5Dilr, bis ibnen Elm Sig
nal gum @tntritt ge9eben werOen wlirOe.
Wftuer %perlanste BON Sobnion laut Gerabe
reoHng etnen She'll Der BEL benz NlnTale auf
SanoerS gemacbten 8eute, iporauf Sobn7
ion i'm eriucbte, nibt 10 Iout gu ipre6en,
Oa aucb Die @dnbe Sbren bdtten. Sn bies
lem N~ugenbtide tratcn 3toot unb8iugaacn
ms 13tmmer, lc9tcn benz lauberen 8rltoer
vWanhetten" an uno bra9tcn i'm na9 0er
Station. 0ort muBte er bis icbt ungebu9t
feitgcbalteu tperoell, ba Miller i6On wtsOer
anoeren Sjnncs geiporber mar nno licb bon
Der 3%cugcnausiase gu oriiden iucbte,
@eltern murDe CT Dieber aufgeipiirt uno in
3eugenbaft 9enommcu. !6eute frib piro
fidb Der Gi9ter nit benz mutDmaBllbcn
W0roer bei6dftigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Staot Chicago.
OoIoene Booklet.

Giner Der gea6tetften unb poblbabenoz
fen alien oeuticben 8Irger GbicagO's, Der
in $50. Is 80. StraBe ipobnbaite &entier
nnb fribere Steinbauermetiter Serr y eter
8oIf, feierte Wontag nit letner Srdn
Maric, 9eb. Nusuitin, baS i6Dne Set Der
9olbenen 6o6Seit. Die &inber uno Gnfel7
timber beS SubcIpaares batten es all NIGHTS
feblen lalicn, 6alielbe bur6 cine Quspabl
prGdtiger @elbenfc uno nit reicben Slu>
mengaGen SIT erfreuen, u1b Die 5ablretcben
Sre1nbe oeS Subilors batten aus NnlaB
1eineS Gbrentages bon 9feuem Die @elegen1
belt ergriffen, ibm ourb rei6e @elhente
ibre Sreunoi6aft 81 betDctien. SIN 0auic
bes Su5elpaarc5 trafen mGbrenb beS gan>
gen Cages @ratulanten, 8rtefz unO 8hl7
menlcnbuueen elm; i'm en9eren &reile
nurbe pon Der Samilie unb %einiaen nabez
itebenoen Sreun0en Der frobe Sag in felt>
Iiber 8eiie began9en, pGbreltb bas Subel@
paar am Qben0 neitere SreunoeSz uno
8efanntenfreiie na6 Der y0taiOnic Some
6au", go. 1920 Soreit 9tbe., 81 elmer Seit7
li6en Seier %eingelaOen bate, lpelhe ben
GbeilneDmenben nob lGnQe in ibDner Gr>
innerung ietn tpirb. Qluf ein Seiteien,
bel neld1em inter launigen un0 %erniten
Goaiten allen Sbeilnebmenoen bic 3ett i'm
Sluge Dcrgtng, folgten mebrere SGn5e.
@rit gcgen WtOr9en falO baS l6One SET
iein Gnbe.
9aS @6epaar itammt aus Geblingen in
Der GbeinproDina mo es AUDI 1910 ebelid
Derburben mur6e, nanberte l847 mad
@merifa aus unO IieB fi9 na6 fiirSerem
Aufentbalt in gteip Orleans unb Cincinnati
i'm 6erbit beiielben SabreS in @bicagr
nieber. 9ur6 TleiB un6 Spariamfeit
brabte es 6err gBolf 5u GROCER @Oblz
b%aben6ett, unterbielt 3ugletd aber aud
eineu re9en Gertebr nit ben eriten anidiIts
gen 9euti6en, inter welben ct itb elmer
sroBen 8elie5tbeit unb boben Iniebens er>
freut. Set 6 Sabren bat ct itb gGn5lid
bon leinem @eibGft suriid9e5o9en uno Ieb1
jebt uur mod ieiner Samilie. Seiner Gbt
iin6 3pet S0hne, BON welden Der dlteitt
geltOrben 1T, unb BRET GDbter entiproien.
Sine berieIben lit an ben Steinbauer Sobr
s., Sacob in Wsorquette, Mtt6., unb Bic
Gnbere an Sobn 6. S6tpar8, Elm 0titglieb
ber bteitgen 8Drie, perbeiratbet. Sci Der
&uitigfeit 6es gaareS i9eint bic 6offnunl
ieiner 6reunbe bere6tigt 81 iein, baB &c
nob ben Sag Der 6iamantenen 0o3sett ct:
Iebe1 miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Diebiihe Giebbaberinnen.
Gin Seidteldubiser bii6t 5000 Elm.

9aB es unter umitdnben rcbt nenible
Solgen baben fam, nit itraBenpanbelnben
u0fa6teulen" anaubdnoeln, Oanou tpeiB
Elm 9~cpilier 3bomas $. Smith, $50.
1864 B. 16. Str. mobnbaft, Gin 2iebben
3u itlgen. 0erielbe itanb ieit elmer Gei6e
bon Sabren Dem an IA. Str. unb 8lue
Sslano ADe. 9elcgenen 3uei8gciddft Der
befannten &leibersSirmta Oonoorf Bros.
Dor, CAB abcr am Samitag feline SteIIung
auf uno feierte bieies @reigniB geltern burdh
einc feline Spree, tpobet Smitb unporii9z
ttg genug mar, lrincn ganSen Shannon,
dngeblib $500, nit ii9 acknowledgement.
&ur5 boz Wittcrna6t paiitrte Smitb in
rgebobencr" Stimmung bic @de pong8olhz
ington Ctr. unb 5. 2tpe., ipuroe BON stpci
rWd6ens" a%ngcrempelt unb Lies fih in Elm
@ciprdcb nit ibnen elm. 0ie Oamcn en-
pTablen fi6 Damn na9 &ursem iuiebcr ltnb
nit ibnen blieben alt6 Smiths Wfoneten
ipurlos Derihmunben. Der 8etoblenc
meloete iofort ieinen 8erluit auf Ser Sem
tral Station uno fam BON rtefigem @liid
iagen, tpenn es ben Detectives g~elinaerl
ioute, Otebtnnen uno @elb %absufongen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
6eretteter SeIbtmorozGanoio

Sn einem QnfolIe bon S6permut6 bers
fu6te ii6 Montag N6en6 Der % Sabre alte
8iLoerrabmen : Qrbeiter Gbas. @rabp in
benz 6alie iciner Sbnefter, SEQ. 436 SO.
6arrtlon Str, burcb Sergiften nus benz
2eben sn fbaffen. Gtnem iofOrt bin3uge=
boIten @r5te gelang es, BEN Selbftmor6z
@anbiOaten auBer @efabr gu b%rtngen unb
@raOD tuur6e alsbann auf @unfb ieiner
QngebOrtgen porldufig Dem Gountpz Soipiz
tai iibertDielen. Starfes Srtnfen ioG ben
0fan11 ibIieBIi3 CUR 9er5ueiflung getriez
ben baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12

Sem S9arfiinn Der Binferton'iben Sc
beimpoliset geIanG esWfontag, einem fre6en
S9ptnoler auf bic Spur 81 fOlnmen, Der
lett Sabr unb Sag ieine Qlrbeitgeber, bic
@iaentbIlmer Der vTatr", auf b0cbit gez
riebcne Nrt unb 0eile benacbt6eiligt bat.
Der 8uri9e, beiien Game Sc. s. Woiiz
mann ift, nurbe i'm Qaufe bes Gormittaes
in 6aft genomnen uno bon 3ti6ter 2Dons
inter $500 8irgi5aft benz GountDz@c>
fGngniB ibertpieien.
MOIimann, beilen Sarntlie an Goans
Qlpe., nabc AZ, StraBe, pobnt, mar Gorz
ite1er oe5 @ilentpaaren : 9epartementS in
Der vSatr" uno bate ais iol6er bic Ser
pflibtung, aIabenblib Sic @innabmen benz
6auptzGaiftrer ~perionlid9 81 iibcrbringen.
Sci bteier 9cle9enbeit nun iou Moltman1
ie6esmaI cine Nn3abl Nrtitel ais vberfauft
unb be3ablt" nit benz betreffenben StenpeI
marfirt BADEN, pelbe Sa1en 6ann am
ndblten Motsen iofort BON tbm nit
9l6relien beriehen unb bartn bonn 8erinnbtz
9epartement dlcb a~nitan6SlpS Derlchifft
tpurben. 9ie 9lbreiiaten tparen fat bur9z
meg Sralten3immer 5peitelboften Gbarafz
tiers, ete nit bent S4ntnblcr inter elmer
Oede itedten unb 10 biutg gu allerLet
8aaren famen.
8aBten ibnen aber bic geian6ten @egenz
ftGnoe nibt, 10 taui9ten ite lolcbe enttpe6er
gegen a1oere UNI, oOer prGlenttrten ben be-
trefIe10en ''refunding check uno erbtelz
ten bann Ben angeblicb be3ablten 8aarz
betrag nieber Surif. 9aB BET bieien
frumnen SranSaftionen aucb fit Moliz
mann ettpaS abfiel,. Ltegt auf Der 6onb.
g8ie LANCE biele S6winOeIeien etgentlic9
betrieben mur6en unb I'm ipelde Summen
Die Tirma bierOur9 gepreat tpOrOen lit,
tpiro crit burb bic lofort eingcGcitete ndberc
l1nteriu9uug feltgeiteut tper6en %f0nnen,
bod ioI itcb Der Gcrluit immerbin auf
mcbrcre tauIenb Dollars belaufen.
Inter Ben 6elfersbeLfern Wfoftmann's
befinOet iib ancb elmo Sran Sames Start,
gegen bic bercits Gin 6aftbefebI eripirtt
murbe, un6 ioI in gIeicbcr gBeile nit ben
ilbrigen 6rauen5immern perfabren ucrocn,
iobalb beren Bcrl0nlicbfeit feltgeiteut wor7
ben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
n1it eenauer Notb
Gntr;nnen swei &eute Dem 6as=G rfiduness
tooe.

0tenftag famen Gbomas 0elanb unb@eo.
2lopb bon 0es Woines, Sa., no6 Gbica9O
uno nabmeu i'm 6otel Sc @ranO, an Der
Goropeitede BON Single unO @eus Str,
Guartier. Sic Datten bas 3immer SEQ. 81
inne unb 3o8en iib furs Dor Witternacbt
3ur Nahtrube 5uriid. NlsWittDo b Wtorgell
Der Sot~eIbausfnecbt Treb 2utber an benz
!3immer Dor6eieing, bemerfte ct eineI
itarfen @asgerucb. Muf fctn &lopfcn anti
tportete Niemano. Die Gbiir purbe i9lteB1
LID erbro6cn unb bie beioen Wfdnner lage1
r0belnb un0 bewuBtIOs I'M Bett. Die
Senlter tpuroen iofort g%eottnet lllo Der
be~rbei9erufene Or. Oilers nabm Die Yqz
~tienten, fpelcbc bas GaS ausgeblalen batteH,
in ieine 8e6anbIung uno bOfit, ie 81
retten.