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Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10

cover 1000 from her brothers estate, claiming that he owed her that amount at the time of death for services.
 In the probate court yesterday Judge Julius 0. Gable and Attorney Charles Fl. Fowler were appointed commissioners on the insolvent estate of Emanuel Lyons, the Chapel street natter and gent's furnisher. The hearing on the appointment of c trustee of the insolvent estate of G. E. Os- born & O., the dealers in printers ma tsrisls on State street, came up in the pro- bate court yesterday afternoon and was continued until next Tuesday. Creditors repres snting $7, 900 were present and asked for Q continuance.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10

Laid Up at Long Wharf. The folio wing schooners are laid up ct Long wharf for the winter: Willard Sauls- bury, Luzano, William Todd, Andrew Peters, E. S. Newman.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
 When she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
TraueIlers' 3nidc.
New York, New Haven
 and Hartford K. K.
December 31, lSs

TRANs LEAVE SEw HAVEN AS FOLLOWS
 FOR NEW YoRK-'t:So, ss:a. ss:in, t7:so. ts:io s;so. 's.ss. tlo:so S. m.. siasoe, isst 'i:so uarior car umited), si:ss, i:xs, .a:so ssoo, 's:sa, t<:is, 's:so. s:ss, s:so. s7:iO, 's:lo, G:is Bridgeport socommoaatson), sS:ie, 9:i5 ?. m- srSDAYs-sf:so. s<.5o, 500 e. n-, fs:oo. ts:is,'7:io. 's:ie. SIS. .9:io pm
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RTvKR- si2:io a. m. odAlly), 'i:io pn.
 FOR BOSTON VIA sPRNGFIELD-.i.sa,.ii- .ii-es .. n-, 'i:os, 's:ss p. m. suxnArs-'i:so Cnishso, '5:s2 p. n-
 FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PRov- DKNCE-sa:is. sa:so. 'ii:ss CpArior car lImited) C. m-, 'is.os. '2.ss, s<:is, sZ8 and se:ss p. m- susnIrs-'s:is, 's:so am, cess ?. m. FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND NY. &S. E.. R. R--'s:57 p. n. SusDAYs-'f:s7 P. m. FOR MERIDEN, HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD ETc.-si=eo night, 6:so. s.oo, fio:io sii.os am. i2:oe, 'I:os SIC s:oe. 's:52 G:Is to HArtford). SOS, io:oe p. IT. eusDArs-si=so nights ss:5a. s:2s Cscc-0 p. m. New London Division. FOB NEW LONDON, ETc.-'2:is night, s2:sl night, 7:5o. iiso5. 'ii:s5 oparior car limited .. m, si2os, ss.5s, 500, s4:i5, s4.ss, 5:Is, sis | CGuilford soc.), 's:s5 Cl:Is F. ID. Guftord sc | commodstion). SUNDAYS - ss;i3 night. a 60 I night, '6:t5 ?. m- Air Line Division. FOR MIDDLETOwN, wILLIMANTIC, Ere - SOS S. m-, I:ss, s<:s7, COS P. m. suspkrs-'s pm. Connecting at Middletown with Valley Di- vision and at wflIinaatic with N. Y. N. K. and N. L. A N. R. R.; at TurnervfIIe, with oolchest- | branch.
 Northampton Division.
 FOR sHKLBURNE FALLS. TURNER'S \ FALLS,wTLLIAMsBURG, HoLYoKE and NEW
 HARTFORD and intermediate statsons--:s | fisof 6. m. and z:oo pm.
 FOR NORTHAMPTON, WILLIAMSBURG aB | points this side, at 5:65 ?. n- | Berkshire Division.
 FOR DERBY JUNCTION, 4:ss p. m
 FOR DERBY JUNCTION, BIRMINGHAM
 ANsoNIA, etc.-7soo 9.<a a- m., Ia.oo, aeo. <:Ss
 s:se, s:a5, ii:i5 p. m. suxpArs-s:io c. n-, s:s | pm.
 II FOR WATERBURY-7.cQ, a:x2 c. m.; is:oo | s:so, 6:so, 7:35 p. m. srEnArs-s:io a. n. Il FOR TWISTED -7seo, e:fs c.. m.; s:ao, 5: s | p.m 6unpAYs-s.io G. n-
 FOR SHELTON, BOTsFoRD, NKwTCwN l DANBCRY, PTTTsFTKLD, STATE LINE, etc
 and ALBANY, BUFFALO, DETROIT, CISCIE
 MATT, sT.LoUIs. CHICAGO AND THE WEST | s:s2 c. m. and {:2s p. ID.
 FOR LITCHFIKLD and points ca S., L. N
 RR.- s:Io (vis Briegepor) c. m.. s.ss Cvis Flaw
 leyvilIe) p. m,
 | sErprAxr Tragrz sTr,o.t yrryAwx
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
\hRRAkER \hRAkER BLANKET
UO tG S NVWG6SI

None Genuine without Horse stamped inside. Price of 2 ID. Shaped Blanket, 44.5O
 "0lb. " C 6.BO Ask to see the 450 other sgA styles it prices to suit everybody. Sold by all dealers. WMs AYRES q SONS, PHllADELPHlA.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
Aathma Su6arers

Who have in vain tried every other means of re- lief, should try ScHIyYMANN's GERMAN AsTHMA CURE No waiting for results. Its action is immediate, direct and certain, as @ single trial
 schiffmann, St. Paul. MinR., but ask your drug
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10

A0A WOEu 1O1 you III youI soI1oWn. uo WAS
 comfort to you in your hours of bereavs- ment. He was faithful in his pastoral vis-
 its. The demands of the age for the best one can give in the pulpit becomes temp tation, I had almost said a necessity that the pastoral calls be less frequent to meet this extra demand. He did not, I do not think give way to the temptation. But while he fully recognised the demand of
 the pulpit and met 1t nobly, as I know you will testify, he did not eacriace the pastoral office to secure 1t, but rather by overwork he sought to accomplish 1t and
 the many and frequent visits which he made to your homes are witnesses of his guide.
 How tendsrly he met with your families in hours of sickness and bereavement, and what kind and sympathetic words he had for you; with how many of you he had gone down into tho valley of sorrow and weeping as you have laid away the loved and the leving for the coming day. Whose home has not been saddened by the sun- dering of tenderest ties, and who of you and have had your hearts relieved of their
 crushing burden by his sympathetic minis- tries and the appropriate words which he
 has spoken. How truly he has been .
 burden bearer among you. s.
 But not only In the homes of
 this parish has he been thus . friend. To the neighboring par
 ishes, in the village and the surrounding country. How often he
 has been called and his ministries have
 besn chosen In the sad hours of bereave-
 mont, whsn loved ones have been borne to
 the waiting place.
 Dr. Willard loved his profession and he
 loved to preach. He loved to mingle in the society Of tho families of his parish,
 and 1t was this, no doubt, which kept him from rsaigning the pastorate and retiring from lts active duties before this. More
 than once h4 has consulted with friends respecting his resignation and expressed the pulpose to resign, but t was hard for
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
M.BliStOl l&SODs,
 854 Chapel Street.

The very best way to know whether Dobbins' Electric Soap is as good as it is said to be, is to TRY IT YOURSELF. It can't deceive YOU. Only be careful not to get au imitation. There are a great many Elec- tries and Magnetics, all intend ed to deceive the public into supposing that they are Dob- bins Electric, or just as good. We have made this since 1869. It is the original Electric and is guaranteed to be worth four times as much as any other soap ever made. For washing anything, from the finest lace to the heaviest blanket, it is without a peer. Only follow directions.
 READ all th.. we ..y CAhEf OLLY wrappers
 around the soap, and then see for yourself whethsr or not you can afford to ever use any other soap than this, after having heard fts own story, told you by your own test of 1t. DOZENS SOAP MFG. O.,
 successou to L L. Cragin & O.,
 Philadelphia, Pa.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
THE ROSSI TRIAL

Commenced in tho Superior Court
 Yesterday-A Number of Jurors
 Challenged-Rossi Accused of Mur-
 derlng Thomas COchrane July 3,
 1S92-Medical Examiner White, A.
 W. sperry, Dr. John F. Luby the
 Witnesses of she Day-The Trial to
 be Resumed This Morning.
 The trial of Giacomo Rossi, accused of the murder of Thomas Cochrans by stab bing near Grand avenue and Wallace street on Sunday, July 3. 1892, was commenced
 in the superior court yesterday. This is the second trial of the cage. the first hay ing partially taken place at the October term of the court Rossi was in court &C.,
 oompanied by his counsel, W. 0. Case,
 Paul Russo and James Corporate.
 After the case had been called the first
 work was the empsnelling of jury. Final
 ly after an almost endless amount of chsl-
 lenging a jury was secured, composed of
 the following: Davis M. W. Smith of Madison, Harry W. Watrous of Madison, Joseph W. Watrous of Madison, George
 W. Couch of Merlden, Reuben Harris of Meridsn, August Msrsohmsyer of Meriden, Herbert T. Barber of Northford, David 8. Crane of Orange, Victor A. King of Orange. Charles Hawkins of Oxford and Stephsn A. Tslmadge of Prospect. Af,sr the jury had been sworn and the | indictment read by Assistant Clerk Fowler, as the first witness for the state. When he took the stand the clothing worn by Joeh- rane at the time he was stabbed were | spread out on the exhibit table in front of l the jury. The blood stained shirt and un- dsrsnirt with the little cut in them through ! which tho death dealing knife passed were grewsoms looking to say the least. Dr. Whites testimony was repetition of that given by him at the farmer trial. He told about first seeing Cochrsne's body in Dr. Luby's c6ce on Grand avenue and then ordering it removed to Lewis 6 Msycock, where the following day he conducted the autopsy. As the result of the autopsy Dr. White said that Cochrane came to his death in consequence of wound in the abdomen half an inch wide and at least three inches deep.
 The defense did not eross-e1amine Dr. ! White.
 A. W. Sperry of 25 Wooster street, the | surveyor who made a map of the section of | the second witness called. His testimony | was solely in regard to the map.
 After recess Dr. John F. Luby was called by the state. He testified concerning young Oochrane being brought to his office | on Grand avenue about o'clock in the afternoon of July 8, 1899. Soon after be- | ing brought there he became unconscious and died. He also described the wounds and the result of the autopsy.
 At the conclusion of the days session court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock when the trial will be resumed.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
For over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething It soothes the child soften the gums, allays all pain, wind collie and is the best remedy for Diarrhoee; 25 cents . bottles Sold by all druggists throughout the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
Express Trains. fLocal Express.
 c. IT. HEMPsTRAD. Gen. Passenger Al
starin's New Haven Transports.

Starfn's New Haven Transporta- ton Line. Every Day Except Saturday. 1H@h Leave New Haven from 6iArtn1 Dock, foot Of Brown street, al io:it oNclock D. m The JOHN H. ETARlS, Captain McAlstrr, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The VIM. c. EGKRTON, Capi. spoor, every Monday, WedneedAy and Friday. Returning, leave New Yorf from Pier IS, N. R., foot Of
 oourtlAndt street, at P. m; the stArin every
 Monday, "Wednesday and Friday; the Corning
 every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Fare, with berth in cabin, Tsc; stxaerooEns gi,
 Tckets and stateroou1s cAn be purchased of
 John M LAnes tr-, ssl Chapel street, of Peck 6 Bishop, So2 Chapel street. ami al the Tonitnc hotel
 Free stage leaves the depot on arrivsiof Hart ford train, and from corner Church and Chkpe
 streets every half hour, commencing at s:t
 '''' c K K R FISHER. Agent New Haven, Conn
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
City Court-Criminal side-Judge
 Cables

Patrick Corrigan, theft, no'led; Moses Dedrick, same. 8 fine, @. 4s costs; William F. Foley, burglary, continued until Janu ary IS; Lawrence Nelson, begging, con- tinued until January 1e; Patrick F. Kane, trespass, continued until January 13; Sam uel Dunlap, same, same; Robert J. Ooe, same, same; James Kenney, same, same.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10

Hs was msthodical in the structure of his
, 1894-06-23
Gin ourbtriebenes Wdohen.

Wtr bert3teten bor %einigen Iagen, baB
Der l4jdbrtge Sobn Itpobep Don Hi6ter
@berRarot auf Die 2lnflage zines an Der IL
tGDrt9en Ratie 9tp0er periibten unnennz
barren 8erbrebens bis heute inter $4,000
8itrgi6dft 9elteut ipur6e. 6eute Iagte
8atie Ole Go6tey Ser so G6gmont Q(penue
ipobnenhen Sarab OmDer), Elm troB ibrer
Sugenb ibon Ourcb unb burcb Derbor6enes
WtdOben, aus, boB lie burcb Die 15jGbrige
Otamte Cornell, eine Yroitttlttrte, in elm
6aus an 60liteb StraBe, nabe Dem Oorf'z
iAen 9ei6Gft gelOGt, unb BORT beribieOenc
Wtale bon Dem ettua 15iGbrigen Sno.
SwobeD un6 @6bie S6eplin an i6r Elm
unnennbareS 8erbrecben ~begangen mor6cn
mQre.
0ocb erflGrte iie nit auer 8etimmts
belt, baB Der Dem 9tid9ter borgcfiiDrte
Gtpo6eD ni6t Der lei, Der DaS 8er6recben
begangen, unb baB Die 8oliset Elm 8crieben
Qemadt, inbem tie 6ieicn ais i0rcn Q(nz
grcifer aus WilDaufee bierberbracbt. 'Sb
bteS Die g8abrbeit lit, mouer mir Oa0tngc7
iteut iein I~aiielt. Inns icbcint eS, ais ob 6aS
i6lecbte Ding i6ren ebenio icbled6tcn 6reunb
trOB be8 8unlbeS ibrerIfutter, i'm beitraft
5u 1eben, Dor Strafe ~betpa9ren DtQ un0
be5balb ni9t i6entiftctren pollte. 9tic6ter
G6erDurbt blteb inter BEN o6DaLteuoen
ImitGnben NIGHTS anber5 iibri9, ais Den
tbrn Oorgefitbrten 8urlcDen i%traffrci at ent@
laficn. 0age9en tperben &atie ul1o Wfamie
mach Dem 0oule sum 8uten 9irten 9elGn0t.
, 1894-06-23
Kleine Udhrihten.

- gtcue 8~Iotternfdue tpur0en beute &or>
mittog nus folgenben 6duiern 9enleIbeG:
1857 g. California 2(pe, 3139 SbielO8
Npe.; 1856 NlIport Q(pe. unb Elm Sal aus
Ser 6~orrtlOnitraBen g oli3eiitation,
- 9rof, SuliuS 8ielO Geuogg BON ser
Nortbmeitern uniDerittGt lit in 9opte8
OeOine Seating Snititute, pobtn ct ii6
tpegen elmer unbcilbaren &ranfbeit auf
8eranl01iun9 leiner Srou .be9eben bate,
geitern tnfolge zines unfauS geitorben. ST
NAT 81 Sabre alt.
= Grace @uis, $50. 81 Clifton Noe.
i~pobnbaft, bericbtete beute Wfprgen Dem
&icbter 8eriten, DaB Ser 0unb i6rer 8irtbSz
leute, Samuel 6. GobcrtS unb Srdu, ie
in bic t6anb bib. 9fobertS peripra6, ben
t6unO auf cine Tarm 8u b%ringen.
= Die Boli5ei beftn6et it9 auf Ser Su1e
mach 6. Q8. SoliS, tpelcber 9eitern tpegen
Oiebftobl8 gu 3tpet So5ren 3ucbtbauS Der>
urtbeilt nurbe. Gr tpuBte itcb, nacbbem
ooS ltrt6eil perfInbigt worbcn mar, Der
Nufii6t ser @eribtS6iener 5u ent3ieben,
uno Trou War9uerite 9tfinion, pel6e
8Irgi6aft fir i'm ite1te, macbt jebt GEL
tend, boB Der Sberiff fir ieine 8erion
beranttportIi6 iei.
Die Tabrtfz un6 Genement6auss
SSnipettDren baben in ber 3eit bonn II.
Wai bis gum %, SUM- i'm @on3en 1862
0erfftGtten inipi3irt, in tpelcben 224,421
8erionen, 162, 637 m6nnli3e urb 61,784
petbttcbe beibQftigi paren. Son bteien
tpurben i'm 0on5en 1902 9%erionen ge>
impft. Die 9an3e umfaiienoe 9trbett lit
bon ~ Snipeftoren belorgt tpor0en, bie
lire 8c5ablung fir i6re 9ienite bon Dem
8erbanD Ser @roBs &auleute unb 6abris
fanten er9alten.
, 1894-06-23
Gin METER S~capenoer.

Sin Meter GocbtsS coOen9er lift Elm eez
tpifier WtooncD, Der letn l1nweieu in Dem
9teDter Der Stodpar6S tretbt. 0erlelbe,
be5tp. feline 2eute tpurben lebte gtocbt babel
ob9cfoBt, ais ite Sen gau3en Suba(t zines
2tbfuDrpagenS an Ser 80. StraBe unb
Stetpart QlDe., nabe ben Geleiien Der Sort
8apnes8o6n, etnfab auf Die StraBe
idiitteten, Gopt. O'gteiu perbaftete Oie
Qcute, unb ite murOen mach Ser 8oliseiz
itatiDn an Ser AZ. unb 6aliteoitraBe gez
bra@t. Die G%erbonblun9 bes6ales murbe
heute BOrmittag BON Dem 8olt3eiribter Der
Station auf ben 20. sunni perlboben.
S6o7
ftelO ianbte beute 8ormtttao ~iofort- Elm
@elpann aus, I'M BEN bon Wtoonep perz
unrei1i9ten PlGb r~eintgen 5t Iaiien.
MSOonep, Der ipe9en zines GDnlidben Ser
9ebenS bereits etnmal leine9icens pertpirft,
bieielbe bann aber tpie6cr er6alten bate,
ipirb biesmal Iicberlib ni6t 10 letcbten
&aufS baOOnfommcn, 6enn 6err S9oftel6
miro feline itren9e 8eitrofun9 unb Sic Gntz
3te3ung ieiner 2tcen3 burb5uleBen miiien.
, 1894-06-23
Rur3es Oeroniioen.

Cine 9roBe S9ipacbe fir cine Dort6eilz
bette G1Bcre @ri6einun9 beiiBt S. s..
8ominoiue, Elm 2ln9eite4ter Ser Sun Site
N%liuraltce Company in W}ontreal. 2!m
2, SUM- DerlicB er Montreal nit $500,
0ie ct letnen Nrbeitgebern enttpen6et Bate,
III Der Gai9e. ST fam nac9 Chicago uno
nobm in 9ficar6's 6otel, 1853 Glarf Str,
Mobnun8. Die bjeii9c Boli3ei mor ouf
iDn aufmerflam 8eluad5t tporben unb noDul
i'm feit. SON Dem mit9enommeuen @elbe
fan6 man no6 1854 in letnem 8eiib. DaS
meilte @elb bate er auf ietne G%lei6ung
%perUenOet, ST bate Site gum g8ertDe
BON $50 i'm 8eiib, ieiOene 6emOcn f~einfter
Gualitdt, 5mOlf elcgante 2~(n5ii9e, iiber
bunoert 6alsbinben, 3ebn paar Sdu6e,
mebrere 9uBeno Gai3entid4er f%einiter
Sorte, einen reiblibeu Gorratb BON Inter
5eug, Sbcrben1ben &C. Sn on6erer 8ez
5iebung ibcint er niht an iiberrnGBiger
ELECTROMAGNETIC g~eIittcn su 6ab en-,
, 1894-06-23
franz Collier
Quf Ser poIi5ei9eri6ts=Gif ser o. Chicago
QpeuuesStation.

Qtuf Ser 2tite Ser Climber i'm 9oli3cigez
ridt Ser 8. Gbjcogp 9(oe. Station far6
iib beute 0forgen au3 Der BON 6ranf
@ouier. 9crielbc mar nit ietnem fleinen
OtGo6en iaon Dor Dem 8eginn Der Sc
rtdbtsiiBun8 anneienb unb unter6ielt bic
QnipelenDen Ourcb cine 9tet6e bon piBi8cn
8enlerfungen.
2ll8 Hicbtcr 8erten o~nlangte, rief er SEN
SoQiersTau 5ucrit a1f. Qls 3ldgcr trat
8atrid O'GDnnor. Elm 0citcniteucr Der
NorOieite7 &abcG6abu ouf. Seine gtaie ipor
perpfaitert; bob tporcn Die Spuren oe5
9iebcs, tpeIc6en Tranf Gouier gegen bicie
g}aie 9cfitDrt bate, bcutli9 iicbt6ar.
O'6onnor erlangte einen Qlufibub, uno
6ranf Gouier crtpirfte 3u gLeidber Belt Ell
nerr 8erDaftSbefebl gegen ben &lGger. Gol7
Tier trug cine rielige WaIierIilie in ieinem
8nopfLo6 unb mti9te itcb ipdter in anbere
Sale, Die sur 8erbanolung famen.
0ticbter &criten mies i'm in fretn6li4e1t
8orten sur &u6e, unO Gouier lieB ii9
erolicb beipc8cn, bte Boli8eiitation gu per@
, 1894-06-23
Dom 6efd2id credit.
dIa9 fehsmouatIihem Suheu enoIi9 abb
fast.

Q(m 3. Sanuar 1894, Q(bct6s II lt6r,
tDurOe an Der @dc Der Y. GtroBe unb
8lue SSlanb @pe. Der gto. 1896 6arriionz
ftroBe pobnenoe &. S. Cos BON 3lpei Ser
len angefauen unb nm lctne cttpa $40 tpertbe
lDr unb Settle beraubt. Qluf Ben 6iilfez
ruf OeS 8eraubten fam Der B~oli3tit 2atp7
renee Serton bonn Wtarmeuitr. zNtfrict
0crbei. Sci 6em 8erfN9e zines Ser &erIe,
bes ibm poblbefannten pielbeitraften @ba
ipar6 &cueber Dabbaft 3l mcrbet, erbielt
Der G~olt3iit eireu SbuB in ba5 9ttecb=
organ, Ser Inn einen G9etl be8ielbcn
tpe9rtB. &eucber gelGng &c SIT entflieben.
Scin 8umpan, Der itcb ais Ser ebenfaus
Dtelbeitrafte uGo6n" alias 5bineD Sbeebau
entpuppte, purDe ndb LANCER Sago ein9ez
fon9en, BON &icbter Gberbar0t prompt Dem
&rimitalgeribt ~iberlpieicu u16 Don BEN
9rOBgeihDorenen inter Q~tnflagc 9~eitellt,
&eueber belt iicb bis geitern auf bem 2anbe
ouf. @eitern fc6rtc ct, sic 9uft fir rein
baltenO, 5urii6, nurbe ober, oa feline Q(n1
funft rIcbbar purOc, berbaftet. @r tpur6e
9eute Dem Gjcbter Gberbarot unter Ser Nn7
fldge De5 W}OrOoerlltcbS nnb oeS 9taubanz
falls pOr9efiibrt un6 BON 0ieiem unter $500
8itr9ibaft gum 8ro3eB fe1tgebalten.
, 1894-06-23
Cine fhIaue Betriiaertn.

St Der 0eSplainc5ltraBen@S Station be-
ftnbet it3 au9enbItdIicb Trau Glo3e aus
800 SGben Qlpe. binter SbloB unb 9fiez
get, ba lieutenant Stanton glaubt, in i6r
elne 9ertebene 0aunerin entbedt 81 babcn.
Oils ct nGmltdb geftern 9lbenb Bic Sdbanfz
iDirtbicbaft bon Stein, @Ge Der Baullno
uno W2dotion Ctr, betrot, fab ct ipte 5Srau
@io5e, bic bot inn IN oQ5 2ofol ein8etreten
letn muBte, duf ben bort o~ntpelen6en
6errn Stein 5u8ing, iiD bemielben ais
cine Bertreterin Der y6elpin9 0nnb 9liioz
citation" Doriteute unb ais Iolcbe UNI cine
m.iloe @abe %nadbiubte.
Stein n0bm einen OoQar aus Ser Ga16e
uno CAB tbn Ser Trau, Da lie einen recbt
anitdn0t8en @inbruf macbte. Gbe ite iez
Oodb baS 2ofal Oerlaiien fonnte, trat Stanz
ton auf ie gu unO fragtc tie, no ficb ooS
6auptquartter oieicr @eieuibnft fir Die iie
5u couefttren Dorgab, eigcntltdb befGn6c.
Nut'S NeuBerlte Derbliifft iber bieie uner7
tDartete 8rage MIDI ite berlclben gang aus,
tnbem tie DoricDob groBe @ile gu Daben.
Stanton, Der bereitS 0erbac6t 9ei60pft
bate, idien bieS ober gang be{on6ers auf7
f0utg, unb in0en ct iic1 olS BoliStit 81
erfennen CAB, beobadbtete er Sic Glose
anf'S Sbdrfite. Sic erbIeibte 3tpar,
tbat aber bO6lt3t eritaunt, ais er
lte gu etnem Spa3iergang nadb Der
Polt3eifation aufforberte, 9ort ourcb=
Iudbte mdn ibre 3ai1en un6 fanb in 6enz
iclben elm 0tOti5bu9, in tpelbem iber bum
bert Nomen BON Qeuten eingetragen tparcn,
bic lie an9ebli6 ouf Gbnltdbe @eiie un
Summen bon $1-10 9cbracbt bat pie
6errn Stein, Snsgciammt bat Tie ouf
oteie Nrt un9efd9r 5000 3uiammen9ebrac6t.
Ole v2omler Sce"z@ eieui9aft fiel nit $40
rein. Nncb Der S6anftpirtD 8foff, Der
zine g8irtbi6aft 9e8eniiber Ser 0arfielb
Bart ennba9n inne bat, itcbt in benz
8lbLetn nit 81 Derseihnet.
, 1894-06-23
Ginbrubsdnfld0e.

Inter Ser Nnfla8e be8 @inbrucb8 pur6e
gilbert M5oniOn beute M}Or9en OorlGufig
inter $1,000 8ar8i0aft geiteut. Nnnie
&rccoer bcri9tete, DaB ite Monion in ibrer
8o6ung fanb. Ole S6ube i5rer Scbrdnfe
tDaren auf9eriiien unO burGbtpiblt un6
2tnnje DermiBte ibre Sumelef. Wtonion
bcbauptcte, baB er fir ben W}ater arbcite,
tpel9cr baS 9uus $40. 100 @lpbourn Noe.
anitreidben ioute. Gr fonO Die &ii6e Der
Wobnung 2tnnie 9reeoer'S ofien unb t9tng
binein, nm Die Salouiten 81 iblieBen,
bamtt man nit ber NnItrei6erarbeit Begin
men fonne.
, 1894-06-23
ueber Ole BehonoIun8 ser Rofen-
tdmmdlen, Ole i'm mintet per-
eoeIf rporAen ffnh

GS tperocn III rc1lerer 3eit bon ben
@Grtnern groBe 8oiten bon 9toienitGmm=
chen i'm g8inter Dcrebelt, nm ihon i'm
TriiDiabr nit fletnen &r0n6en ais yfrdfz
ttge" @interpere6lungen in Ben 6an0el Qez
bracbt SIT iperben. Q8er 6Q6er i'm 7rt6z
ia6rc 2ifen in ieinem 8o1arium oorfinDet,
benz lit burc5 Die NinterOereolungen Elm
lbncIer GrlaB geboten. 8iele erleben
aber beSbolb feline TreuOe an Ben Minter~
DerebIungen, neil bieielben noc9 BENT
8flanscn nocb lGngerc 3ctt elmer ie6r &C.
piilenbaften 8le8e be6iirferr nm nicbt abb
Suiterben. GS itnb eben GreibbauSpflanSen !
Die nit cttpa8 Groe ltno WtooS umbiiQten,
Doer in G6pfe ge3pGngten Wurseln tper6en
i'm @elD6dbsbauS itettg burdb feu1te g8Grne
CUR 2ebenSt6ati8feit. ongcregt. Die auf
bieie QSeiic er5eugten @0eltrtcbe ii10 6arun1
tpGlierig>peidb, glait9 unb gegen &enperoz
turunteriGbiebe 606lt empftn6lic6. Qlus
bielem 0run6e pflan3e man 0interpereOz
lnu9en nicbt ebcr ms freie 2an6, ais bis Bic
a3ett Ser gtabtfr0ite p%oriiber, alIo nic6t Dor
Qtnfon9S SUM-. Wfon la1ie babel Gr6e unb
WtooS an ben 8nr3eln, 9an5 10 tpte man
tie befommt. Wtan gtcBe tG9Iic6 nidt nur
Stpeimal 8eb0rig C6rIb unb @benbs), ionz
bern feu1te au@ ba5 StGmmcben tGo[i6
5lpeitnoI init einem Gcbtpamme bon oben
bis unten al. lteher Die &rone bGnoe man
einen leidbten 8~orbangitoff, oer 10 lana
bieiben muB, bis itcb bic g flan3en an bic
freic Suit, an Come unb g8ino gep6bnt
babert.
, 1894-06-23
Sc it scr 9nLi,ei bic iekt nicht 90.

= SIS lift Ser 8oIisei bis icbt nicbt ge>
tun9cn, einc Spur bon benz 0rocerDs Glerf
S. 81. 9faDnor auf3ufinben, ber an 0onz
ncritag 2tbenb in Quitin feline Satin t0btz
li6 bcrpunbete. 0agegen bat GoDnor
einen 8rief on etnc engtii6e 3citun8 gce
ldriebe1t, in 'peld1em er %bebauptct, 6aB ct
fib icIber cine 8n8eG in Die 8ruit geiagt
babe.
- Sobn 9}slion, Ser geitern Na9mittag
aus Ser S%rrenanitalt 5u Cunning entflo6,
Dur6e beute frii6 pon einem g oIiSiiten Ser
Q8eit Chicago Qtpc. Stotion etngefangen
unO Dor 9fidDter 8bite gefiibrt. 0ieier be-
ftroTte i'm mc9cn unor6entIicben 8ctra9en5
INN $15 unD Die Soften, mas Der arme &erl
in Der 8rj0etpeI ab5uorbeiten bat. 0abei
toeiB ct in letnem balb bl6bitnntgen@ Settles
8%ultanO garnicbt, WOburb ct ii3 biele
Strafe 3u5o8.
, 1894-06-23
0nnnrtdf Duntufer.

3peimoI td9Ii6 mad Milluoutee, I'm g uBr N}oroeus
uno s ubr 46euo5.
S0gltd, ausgen. SoniIta9s. nod 2uoingtpu uuO
Mantitee, nm g u6r Worqens.
SGglib nod gtaciue. WdInaufee. Sbebonoou. Wtouis
totupc, Slpo 9tiOer5, &epauuee, Ahuopee. In s ubr abs.
9toG Srono 9aOeu, MfIsfegDn, 6ron0 &opiOs &C.,
nm 7:30 @beHbs.
9todb @turgeon Bah. @rceu 8op, Menpminee, Wtoni-
itique Samfta9 nm Z Ibr @6enos.
9ITce unb 9od5: Sup Der Wtthigau @Oe.
+AuSQeuOmmeu SOHutaqs. 2upbatu
, 1894-06-23
Stdoti1bes.
Der Iebte Derfuh,

Die uQmerican 3oiIpoY Union" cnti6Io6en,
oen Boycott iber ole pulmans}Da9
am D%icnita9 in Kraft treten I'll .Ioicn,
Ga Pullman iid auf fetne Derhanolntocn
einla0en nil. D~erta9uu9 auf pier
sabre.
, 1894-06-23
Oo6esfGue

pur6en beute Gormittaa i'm @eIun66eitsz
amt, ME fOl9t. angemclOet:
2tmelia Slater, II 3d., 30 W}iGcr1r.
SomcS 8rano, % S., 1851 g, Sailor
MIA 2tDc.
0ts3ie Mtonnel, 81 S., 1885 g. Gldrftr.
Simon 8. gbrli9, 10 S., 1901 &4obes
2(De.
&6ereic SocObs, IS s., l31 @trinoftr.
, 1894-06-23
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