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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-20
ANOTHER TRAIN ROBBED.
Fifteen Armed Men Force Passengers to
Contribute Their Valuables to Plum
derers--Appeal to Government.

MUsKOGEE, I. T., Nov. 14.-At Black
stone, five miles north of Muskogee, last
night at 9:45 o'clock, the north bound
passenger train on the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railway was held up by
the Cook gang and all the passengers
were robbed of everything of value on
their persons. The train was heavily
guarded by United States marshals,
but Bill Cook and Cherokee Bill, with
their fifteen men, forced them to con-
tribute all their guns, money and
watches to the good of the plunderers'
cause. The express messenger saw
the gang before they reached the eX-
press a and put out the lights and
locked the door. An effort was made
to break in the door, but it did not
succeed, A company of men is being
organized, and will start in pursuit of
the robbers. Many women and chill
dren were on the train, but they we're
shown no favors. Great excitement
was caused by the flourish of the rob
bers' Winshesters and siX.shOOters
ASKING FOR FEDERAL TROOPS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. IA The
Commissioners of Indian Affairs to
day received the following telegram
from Agent ISuOm:
"Muskogee, 1. T, Nov. II, 1894 AS
I predicted would be the case, the
Cook gang, estimated at fifteen strong,
held up the north, bound train at 10
o'clock last night at Blackstone switch,
five miles north of this place. They
robbed all the passengers, getting con-
siderable money and other property.
Nobody killed.
The courts r utterly powerless to
protect us in either life or property,
and l see no end to the trouble, unless
the military intervene. 1 must again
recommend that troops be sent here at
once. Please refer this matter to the
honorable Secretary of the Interior,
and, if need be, to the President. The
utmost CONSERVATION prevails, and
people lawfully residing in the terri
tory are at the mercy of the bandits.
In the last few days this gang has COM
mitted rape, murder, and every sort of
robbery, and the state of affairs is a
shame and reproach to civilization"
The Secretary of War, upon the ad-
vice of the Attorney General, recently
held that he was not authorized to
send troops to the territory, and it is
said by Interior Department officials
that Secretary Smith is powerless to
act in the matter. The telegram, how
ever, will be referred to Secretary La
mont, so that he may understand the
situation.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-20
MURDER. THEN SUICIDE.
An Elmira Husband Kills His Wife, Her
Sister, and Then Shoots Himself.

An Elmira Husband Kills His Wife, Her
Sister, and Then Shoots Himself.
ELMIRA, N. Y, November 16.-H. V.
Straight, who conducts a -four and feed
store, and his wife have not lived to-
gether FIR the past few weeks on &C.
count of domestic difficulties.
This morning Mr.. Straight sent a note
to his wife asking forgiveness and re-
questing her to take him back again.
She failed to reply. This angered
the husband and he purchased a re-
volver of five chambers, although he
already had one of like pattern.
This afternoon he saw his wife and
her sister, Mrs. Mary Whitford, in the
business part of the city and logged
their mOven ents until they were with
in 100 feet of their home, when he al
up behind them to within ten feet and
emptied the contents of one revolver at
them both. He then deliberately drew
forth his other weapon and fired again
at Mrs. Whitford.
After firing the last shot he remarked:
Il guess I've fixed both of yOu," and
sitting down on a horse block, emptied
the other four chambers into his body
near the heart. Meanwhile a crowd
gathered in the vicinity of the tragedy
but no one dared go near him. Straight
realized that they were afraid of him
and shouted that he would not hurt
anyone as he had killed those he was
after.
Neighbors then removed all parties
to the house. Mrs. Straight was shot
three times in the back, the balls lodg-
ing in the abdominal cavity and base
of the lungs. She died at z o'clock this
evening. Mrs Whitford was shot twice,
one ball piercing the arm and lodging
in the posterior side of the thOrax, the
other shattering the spinal column
near it's base She is still alive but
sinking rapidly.
The murderer was removed to Arnot
Ogden hospital and retained conscious
ness for several hours. He graphically
described the murder to the district
attorney. He is now unconscious and
death is but a question of a few hours.
The parties are well known, respect
able citizens of Elmira and the tragedy
has created great excitement.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-20
FOREST FIRES.
Raging in North Mississippi, West Ten
nessee and Eastern Arkansas-Houses
and Crops Destroyed--Several
Lives Lost,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 13 Forest
fires in North Mississippi, West Ten
nessee and Eastern Arkansas continue
to rage with undated vigor. The fires
have entered Alabama in the vicinity
of Florence, following the line of the
Tennessee river, whose banks are heav-
lily wooded. Many men in the Shoal
Creek neighborhood near Florence, are
engaged fighting the flames to keep
them from the settlements, yet dozen
houses have been burned down, barns,
fences and crops swept away.
Paris. Tenn, is surrounded by flames.
James Snyder, living near there, went
to fight the fire from his fences. When
he returned to his home it was in ashes.
This is the experience of hundreds of
settlers. The village of Holly wood,
Miss, is surrounded by fire and in
great danger. Near Renova, Miss,
Harry OWsley and wife, white, were
burned to death, and a young woman
living with them had a narrow escape.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-20
LIKELIHOOD OF WAR BETWEEN
MEXICO AND GAUTMALA.
Troops Moving to the Frontier.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 13.-Notwith-
standing the press denials of the likeli-
hood of war with Guatemala, the Next
can Government is taking every pos
sibIe precaution to meet the situation
in the event of diplomacy failing to
effect a settlement. The Nineteenth
battalion sailed from Vera Cruz on
Sunday for the border, and the Four
teenth artillery and other troops are
preparing to follow. The government
ammunition factory has Just turned
80. 600 cartridges over to the army. In
tense animation prevails in all branches
of The War Department.. Mexicans on
the border look forward with delight
to a rupture with Guatemala.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-20
SENATOR PEFFER's PROPHECY.
A New Party May be Formed of Dissat-
isfed Elements of all Parties.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 14-Sena-
tor PETER is the first member of the
Populist party in Congress to return to
Washington for the winter, and he has
lost no time in assuming the leadership
of that peculiar brand of so called
statesmen. Heapparently labors under
the impression that the POpulists may
hold the balance of power in the Senate
after the 4th of March next. and he is
not timid about expressing his views.
He says the Democrats threw away the
greatest opportunity any party ever
had, and now they are totally destroyed
as a party.
One or the other of the great parties
of to day had to go, he says; one only
remains. The Democratic party had
the first opportunity to strengthen it
self so as to be the one to survive.
They failed utterly, and now the Re-
publicans have been chosen, and will
form one of the two great parties of
the country. They may regain their
power complete, and then will come a
realignment of parties, and a battle
will be fought which will decide the
policy of this country for a generation.
The Democratic party, as it now stands,
will not be in the struggle. The fight
will be between the new party and the
Republican party. The new alignment,
he says, may not come until after the
election of go, in which event the Re-
publicans will elect the President 1t
may come before that.
"The first thing that will happen, in
my Judgment" he said, Twill be that
the leaders of the dissatisfied Demo
Gratis land that means nearly all of
them) will hold a conference among
themselves to decide upon what policy
shall be pursued and what principles
agreed upon for the formation of new
party. After agreeing among them
selves they will confer with the dissat-
iefied Republicans, who are the free
silver Republicans, and these two ele-
ments will come together for an agree
ment. That being accomplished, they
will meet with the Populists, and, out
of this conference will come a new
party which is to battle with the Re.
publican party, or party of gold mono
metallists.
THE Populists believe In the free
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-20
CHINA WILL APOLOGIZE
For Her Outrage Upon the British Ship
and Her Japanese Passengers.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 14,-In accordance
with the demand of the British Gov
eminent, the forts at Taku this morn
ing saluted the British steamship
Chung King, which was boarded by
Chinese soldiers last August. with
twenty one guns, and the Chinese
Government has signiied its intention
of still further complying with British
demand by degrading Taoti Sheng, at
whose instigatIon the outrage upon the
ship and her Japanese passengers was
committed; China will also apologize
to England for this act.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-20
ROBBERS AND INCEND1AR1Es
Captured at Falls City, Nebraska.

FALLS CITY, Neb, Nov. 10 An at
tempt was made to rob the Dawson
bank last week, The explosion of dyna
mite set the building on fire and de-
stroyed the general store of Mike Miller.
The only clue to the robbers was an
overcoat entangled in a fence near the
bank. 1t was identified as belonging
to Elias Styles. Sheriff Furgeson and
Miller went to the home of Styles to-
day and found goods stolen from Miller's
store. On the person of Styles was
found a long fuse. Styles confessed
that he, a man named Schiepfue and
two men named Candee committed the
outrage and that they set fire to the
Dawson mill last year. The Candies
have been in custody many times.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-20
Jack Fl
Three Mysterious Murders at Denver
The Victims all Dissolute Women.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 13.-"Stranglers
row" was the scene of another murder
early this morning. This time it was
a Japanese girl. The two previous vic
Tins were French. The method was
the same in all three crimes, strangula-
ton by a garroting process with a
twisted towel. The murdered women
we're all robbed, and in neither case has
the murderer been identified. Several
arrests have been made, but there is
no reason to believe the true criminal
has been under arrest at any time.
Police Surgeon Wheeler thinks the
murders are the work of a man of
Jack the Ripper" type of White
Chapel fame. Great terror has fallen
upon woman of the dissolute class.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-20
KATIE RYAN sIxrYFEEr.
She Escapes From the House of the
Good Shepherd.


BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 14.-Pretty
but bad sixteen. year-old Katie Ryan,
of this city, has distinguished herself
as a jumper. Her mother has been
trying to keep Katie at home nights,
but bars and locks do not prevent her
getting out. One night last week upon
being locked in her o she jumped
out of the window twelve feet to the
roof of a back building, and then slid
down the rainspout. Another night
she was locked in a third-story room,
and, after her mother had retired, she
made q rope of strips of bed linen and
a night gown and let herself down,
nearly dropping into the arms of a
policeman, who took her for a somnam-
bulist.
Early this morning she capped the
climax by a leap Of sixty feet. Her
mother yesterday sent her to the House
of the Good Shepherd. She told the
sisters that she would not stay there
twenty four hours. Having once be-
fore escaped from that institution the
sisters placed her in the doTmitory, on
the top floor, as the safest place In the
house. At 1 o'clock this morning the
screams of several girls alarmed the
whole asylum. They had witnessed
the thrilling spectacle of Katie taking
q flying leap from the window in her
night clothes. The girl landed on soft
ground uninjured and attempted to
scale the wall, but was caught by the
Waterman. Doctors who examined
her today say that her escape from in
i1FV Ia remarkable.
, 1894-07-19
,,free Sunb."

Jtidbter 6ortOn bate g~eitern Die Sra8c
gu ertlAeiben, Db man inter Dem Nusorad
vTrec 2un1" cine M}ablSett Oeritebe. Der
@igcntbitmer Ser Speiieanitalt I'M Stod
Grc9an9c @ebGu0e %bebauptct, boB CT in
6olge ietncs Wietbscontraft9 in benz err
ipGDnten GebGube, bas oQeinige Gecbt babe,
Die 0ungri9en nit Spciien 5n erquiten.
9ie yWonoban Buffet Company" betreibt
cine ScbanfpirtOl6aft in bcmielben Sc
bGube uu0 bet &lG9er bebalptet, oaB altd
iic u1ter benz @efmanteL 6eS v8ree Sltn6"
W}obl5eiten perfaufe. Oas 3%eugenOcrbor
ergab, baB bic Wono6on Buffet COMPANY"
6as @tas Bier fitr 25 GentS p%erfauft abcr
cine CUTE OtaDl8cit basu gGbc. &ic4ter
6Orton betrahtet Oieie t@ei9dftSmetboOe
ais cine lteberibreitung bes Wttetbsz
contrafts unO erlteB cinen GtnbaltsbefeRl
9e9en Sic vMOnaban Buffet @ompanp."
, 1894-07-19

f~un9irt, ioute sur N2itglieolcboft in fathoe
ltidben 8creinen 5ltgelalien 1perOer1.
Gtncr bieier 8ercine legte bic N(n8ele9enz
belt benz 2~lbIc9aten Sato0i Dor. 9ieier
1T ouf bic Expectation eingegangcn unO
bat Die pom 8jlcbof 0atterion ein9e~
nommeuc Stelung nit nacbltebenbeI1
Oritnbcn aufrecbter6alten Ser 6anoel
nit SpirituOien lit, beionberS, ME ct bier
i'll ben Ser. Staten betricben ptrb, bic
Gueue 9roBcn llnbeils, unO Ser 8iibof
mar i'm pollen Jtebtc, al8 CT Dieien 6anbcl
iopieL CT fonnte, cin5ui9rdnfen pcriucbte.
Der opoitolii6e 2lblegat bait be5balb
6o5 Gerfabren DeS 8il6of5 Wotteripu auf7
rccbt unb biui8t ictn Nunoldbretben unb
leine Gcrfitgung betrcff5 Set @irtbi6aften
un6 bcr2luSl6licBlrng Don 8irtben Don bet
Wfit0licOltbaft fatDolilder 8ereine.
HeD. 2(ler0noer 3. 0oDie BON Sen Yauz
IiitenDGterr, Scr @eneralicfretGr oe5 fatbo7
liicbcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON Qtme7
rita, crflGrte bic @utiheiOung SEES apoitoz
liicben 9lblegatcn fir Die ipicBtigitc, meIcbe
iemaI8 BON ber &irbe in bielem 2an6e 9e7
fdut poroen Jet. ST. glaubt, baB bieielbe
bon GROCER S%ragpeite iein lpiro.
, 1894-07-19

9Sd6ren6 bier in G6ica9o bte Streif7
u1rubcn tbren 606iten 0r0O erreidbt batten
uuO Der @iienbabuOcrfebr gum Gbcil labm
9eIe9t mar, no6men Die 2(rbeiteu am 9ratz
nagez@anal uugrit0rt i6ren Sortgang.
gtur 5mei Sage lang muBten eint9e Gonz
tractorer Die Qr6etten auSleBen, neil ibHen
Die EO9lcn au9gc9Gngen tDarert.
Die Nbpalicr>G ommiliGre uno Bic @on>
traftoren batter bcfiircbtet, baB Ser Strcif
iicb oucb auf bic GRANDDAUGHTER critredcn
ipitr6e. 8or ettpd lecb5 Wfouateu bate
elmer Der @Ontraftoren ben 2lrbcit3lo6n bon
10 auf ~ Gent5 Bic StunDe DerabgeieBt.
Die QtbpaIiersG OmmtliGre faBtcn barauf
bin einen 8elcbIuB, baB eS ibre 2lniicbt lei,
OaB fetn G0ntrattor etnen geringeren 2obn
ais Is Gents pet Stun0e beSaDlen 1oQe.
3iptn9ei1 fam Sic Nbmaler >8eb0roe alIerz
otn9S Die Gontraftoren nibt, einen W1tniz
maLz2obniaB anSuerfennen, es gelong ibr
aber, bic Gontraftoren 5lt Deranlaiien, itb
benz 8ei9luiic su filgen. Die ToGgc mar,
oaB lsitber feite Observation-Disclosures am
Nbpaiier7Ganal Su DerSeibnen uaren.
Wftt 2luSnabme Ser Seftton Is BEL
Solicit un0 Der Seftion 6 bel Summit lit
Jest bic gauge Strefe be5 Canals pom
Gbtcagofluiic, nabe 0er 9tobeD Str, bis
81 elnem 8lnfte 0rctOtertel Nfetlen ober>
baIb Qodport in Qlrbctt. Die Qlrbctten fir
Bic Seftion Is itno no9 ntcbt Dergebcn
un6 in ben Seftionen 6, 9, 6 un0 + lit
Die Qlrbeit etnge1teIt tporbell, tpetl Die
Go1traftoren bort auf feite SelSmaiien gez
itoBen iin0, heren ~6ortlcbaffUng ite angeb7
licb fitr ben tontraftlidb a~uSbebun9encn
8ret5 nicht beior9en f0nntell. Die be-
treffenbeu Gontraftoren perlangcu, ba ibr
Gontraft ouf NuSgrabun8 bon Grbe unb
Sizes Iautct, etnen crb0bten 8retS fir Die
QIbtragung Ser barten 6elSmalien, bic MIR
burb Sprengunger' lo8gel0it tperpen TOM
men. Sbr @eiub miro bon 6em Derct1igz
ten Stnon3z uno Sngenieur5 5Gomite in
@rlpdgung ge3o9en merDen.
Pin ben Seftionen Z unO 8 3tpi1cben Sag
unb Gemout, al Seftton 5 bel Sag, lomie
al ben Settionen S uno e BEL GorpitD
pir0 Sag un0 9tacbt gear6ettet, gtacbtS bel
cleftriiber 8eleucbttng.
Qluf ber gan3en Strede 6es Canals ltno
Die beiten uno n~eueitcn Wtaicbinerien fiir
bic Qlrbeiten i'm 0ebraucb. 8elonoerS
gen 8ag8ermai6inen in Der gtdbe Der
Nobep StraBe, iomie 6a3 zines BON Stp0lf
8ferOen ge3Ogcnen GielenpflugeS, Der gu
glei6 Die loSgelDite Groe in cinen angez
bGngten 0ag9on pirft. Ser lebtere
2lpporat 1T auf Der SeftiOn 3 bel Goripttb
in @ebrQu6.
Die Nbwoiercommiiidre beibLoicn in
i6rer geitri8en StBun8 einitimmtg, baB Die
2~icen3en fir @irtbidaftcn entIang Ser
SataIinie piberrufen unb boB neue 2ts
cenien ni6t mebr auSgcgeben iperOen
iOuen. @runb 5u bieier WfaBregeI 9ebe
Die 8abIrei6en 8eibweroen bon GOntrafz
loren b%driIber, OaB felt Die 8irtbi6aften
in 8etrieb ieien, bic Srrnfiudbt unter Ben
2rbeitern 10 5ugenOmmen babe, baB Die
9oIt5et 6eS 8e3irt5 DermeDrt tperoen
muBte, I'M Die Srbnung aufrebt 81 ere
b0lter.
, 1894-07-19
Gin OeoenfbIntt al Oarnot.

&ortenomtS @orIte6er 9t~eiIcnegger if
bonn NfoDor nit bet Nnfertt9un9 elmer
tiinitleriib auS9eitatteten 2lbi6rift Der BON
StaOtratD in ietner StBun8 am %. SUM
an8enommenen Grouerbeibliiie a~nldBlid9
Der @rmOrbung OeS 8rdiibenten Garnot
bcauftrogt moroen. 9a8 9ofumcnt iOQ
Der fran50lti6eu 9eputirtentammer 8u8ez
itelt lDerben. Serr 0t~eiienc89er beabiicbz
tt9t, fit bas Runitz un6 @eoent6lott eine
llmrabmung bon 2orbeergetoinOen un1
9almcn3tpetgen SIT mGblen, uno uuter Der
lInteri6rift De8 WaDOrs Das Nappcn bon
@6jca9o in farbi9er Q(usfiibrUng on5ubrina
gen.
, 1894-07-19
Stdott1hes.
KefeIinipeftor pidPam.
mie er fid fein 2Imt 5n 11ube ma6t. =
Seine GntIohun9 beporteheno.

Der ftd6tiicbe 0ampffeIiel : Snipeftor
8ifbam ptrO aGer @abric6einlicbfeit naG
Die lGngite 3eit iein 2lmt pertDalteu haben.
@jne llnterluhung ietner NmtSftbrung,
be5lD. Der 2lrt un6 g8eiie, nie CT nit Ben
bon ibn Dcrcinnabn1ten @ebitbren 9ctpirt6>
ibaft bat, ourc9 ben la6peritGnotgen
8licberreoiior !6arper Bat geScigt, baB er
~teinestpe9s Oas SutereIie Der Stabt, ionz
bern MIR fem eigene3 Sntereiie I'M Qluge
9e9abt bat.
Ser ita0tiibe 0dmpffeiielz Snipeftor lit
geleBlicb ge6alten, bic 0Glfte ber BON tbm
Dereinnobmten @ebibren an Bic Stabtfaiie
ab3ulteferr, pGbreno er bic anoere !0Glfte
ais ietn Salatr bebaIten bari. iOerr YtG1
bam bat ober cine etgentbiimLtcbe Gccbnung
81 ieinem 8prtbeil 9efibrt. Sn Der 53ett
bonn l. Stat 1891 bis gum l. Sui 1894
bat YtGAam nadb benz BON Comptroller
alderman ouf @runo Der llntcriubunger
0eS 8iic6erreOtior5 6arper benz WtaDor err
f~totteten 8ericbt i'm @anSen $50, 747 on
@ieblDren p%eretnnaDmt. 00U0n bat ct Der
Sta0t $42,830.90 al 1tnfoften fir Die
Tiibruug leiner Sfftce argerecbnet, uno
MIR S ,303.50 bat er at Die Stabttaiie abb
geliefert.
gtob ben betreffcnoen 9eleBItdben 8ez
%itimmuugen bGtte CT aber Die poue 6Glfte
Der uereinna6mten $50,747, alio $25,z
1880 an bic Stabt abliefern ioQen, iooaB
er berieIben iebt nod 1921 70 i6ulbet. g8te
8afbom ba3u frmrnt, Der Stabt $42,8 $50
an llntoiten an3uredbnen, lift nidbt leicbt
ueritGnblicb. 9aS 9an5e BeripnaI fiir bic
Office beitebt aus ietner Bu6balterin, bic
iOnberborer @eiie leine S9tpeiter lit, unb
Die Elm @ebalt BON $1,000 be5iebt.
Die 8eitimmun8en itber bie Office 6eS
&eiieliuipectorS entbalten u,Q(. Sen 9aiiu8,
OoB Oer Mopor berecbti8t lit, bas Nmt be5
&eiielinipeftorS Obne WeitereS fir pofont
5u erflGren, wenn bieier nibt Der 8eitimz
mung, bic 6Glfte Der Don ibm ~oereinna6mz
ten Oebiibren al Die Stabt ab3ufI9ren,
nadfOmmt.
Der M}apor miro o6ne s3pcifeG nit Sem
6errn @if0an1, Der %befanntlicb in ietner
Sffice i'm b0cbiten Stofmerfe 6es 9fatbz
bauies ME gefunOen tperben fam, nicbt
LANCE fafeln, ionOeru Oenielben Obne
Q8citereS ben lpODIDer6ienten QaufpaB
0eben.
, 1894-07-19
&tebhaber fremoer StahIrdoer.

NS 8. 6. @rabam, ser tm 6arIe
Nr. 779 Ma6iionitraBe Elm 8pcicle9ei9dft
betreibt, am W}orgen oeS 3. SuIi ieinen
2aoen betreten woIte, lab er 5u ieinem
Gntieben, DAB @inbrecbcr tpdbreno Der
Nacbt oemielben einen 8eiu9 abgeitattct
un0 pier Stoblr6Oer geitoblen butten. @r
ipielte, Der itdbtiiBen Boli5ei ni6t aQ5uz
Dtel 9etectiD, TGDi8teiten sutrauenO, ielbit
ben @ebcimpoli5titen un6 crmtttelte, OaE
BON einem gelpiiien Sno. Gurran zines Ste
ier 8pciclcS mach benz 8pciclesGl 6auie
oil ser Nortbz 2lDenue sum Gerfaufe gebra3t
mor6en mar. ST. ltcB bierauf Gurran
ipeger @tnbru9S Dcrhofteu un0 iteute Jti3:
ter Gberbarbt bcuts ocn1eLben bis gum q.
Suli untcr $500 8iirg1cDaft.
, 1894-07-19

Giner Pod7itaplerin oas Ponowerf
0eIe0t.

8or etni9cr .3eit mietbete 6rau Soc @an
2eOen, cine biibiGe 21jG6rige Dame bon
eleBantem un6 ittberem 2(uftretcn, i'll $40.
165 Wa0iiOn Cir. cine 8erdumi9e 8ODz
nun8 un6 lieB bieIelbe bon ocm 0t0beIz
b6nbler $. 90. SmDtb gum Mcrtbe bon
$1,000 auSltatten. sic 5a0lte ett0a $50
an un6 noute ben 6eit in Staten ab3aDlen.
0ob tic belt ale Staten mn nicbt Die critic
unO zines icb0ncn &aqeS ermittcIte Smptb,
6aB Die ib0ue Dame Dcri9pun0en unO
Die M0beI iitr $500 an cine 6raU :. S.
@armtcbail D%erfauft bGttc. 9ieier &auf
nurOe, oa Sm0t1 Sic 6Dpotbcf uuf bic
Ot0bel bate, fir uEgiiLtig erfl6rt ur6
Srau @QrlniGbat( aIein mar Sic Hein9e5
faQene. Sic nobm einen 6aftbcfcbl 9cgcn
Die Gan 2eOcn 6erau5, oocb fonute 0erielbe
/, 3. ni6t pollitreGt tperOen, neil bieiel6c
Chicago Den Eiideu gafebrt bate. Qtnz
fa1g5 0teies WonatS fam file pieber bier
ber unb bei3pjnoelte Die Suipelcnfirma
6Dntan Berg & So, 99-101 State Str,
III Gbnlicber g8etie I'm einen $250e0ioz
mantenrtn8. Die betrogene Sirmu panote
it6 an bic 9~oLi3ei unb oicier gclana es
8%eitern, bic i40ne S6tpiu6Lertn feit3uz
ne6men. Rtcbter Softer pirb itdb am l.
2luguit nit ibr beicb6ftigen uno iteute iie
bis oaDin unter $1,000 8iirg15Qft.
, 1894-07-19
Rrieo in RIeinen.

Die metropolitan 6o9babugeieuibaft
lGBt altgenblidli6 burcb 6eipaifnete Wann>
ibaften elm tIeineS 6reteGi8eS Stiif 2anb
bewaben, tpelcbcS bon ber Wtilpaufee unb
California QIpe. uno st. George StraBe
be9ren5t tpiro. 0ier "freu3en ii9 Die 2inien
ber Wfetropolitanz uno Der Safe Str.z6o1z
balm, unb ba bieielben ii9 nicbt auf Der
9Ieicben G6ene f~reu5cn 6iirfen, 10 banbelt
.cS ii9 Oarum, ipelbe Der beiOen 8a6ncn
iiber ser anbern 81 liegen fommt. 9ie
metropolitan 8a6n Fat baS auf benz ere
ipGbnten Oreied befinolibc 6Guscbeu gez
fault uno beite6t Oararf, b0B ie Die critic
2luSmabl babe. sic befirc9tet aber, baB
Die ripaltiiren6e Babn 8eltB BON benz
0runbitlif er8reifen un0 iOfOrt ibre
S9ienen legen wir0.
, 1894-07-19
6aIb0elunoene 2lrbett.

&ibter 8raopeu felt beute 6em 6eS
N~au6anfau9 unO unor0entliden 8etragenS
an9ctIa9ten Gbomas Slani9an Bis sum l.
2tu9uit inter $1,000 8lir8ibaft. Tlani9an
betrat 9ienita8 ipGt 2l6enO in @eieQicbaft
eineS anoeren G%Umpanen Die 3eitduration
The Little Richelieu", 100 8. Mobtionz
itraBe, un6 beiteIlte bel Der I'M 9Ocol an
ipeienben &oiftrerin, Sri. Gouile Safer,
ba8 gtacbteiien. Md6renO Oieie Den 2lufz
tra8 nacb Der &iibe bracbte, ipran8 elmer
Ser s3tpei nit etnem SaBc binter ben 2oz
Oentiicb unO griff nacb Der bort befinbz
li6cn 2aOenfaiie, Oie aus $l7 8aptcrz uno
e6eniobicl SiIbergel0 beitanO. Sri. &aiier
battle Den 0tau6 abcr benerft, rannte uns
Der3ii0lib binter Dem ficbeuben SpiBz
buben, Ser Sen 9toub in ieinen but geitedt,
Der un6 muAte einigc 9Oli5iiten auf benz
ieI6en aufmertlam. IS gel0n9, OeSielben
babbaft ST. perben, boob fan6 iicb rur baS
Silbergelo Dor, 9a5 Yapier9eIo bate ct
bereitS ben SpteBgelcllen gegeben unb 0tez
len 9elaH8 es, iib Olinne gu ma6en.
, 1894-07-19
Die Ofitqlieber3a6l Ser Chicago Gurns

Die Ofitglieber3o6l Ser Chicago Gurna
9emeinDe betrdgt augenbltflib IT'S. Die
9eiteru 9lben6 porgcHommene 8eamtenz
tua6l ergab foIgcn6eS 9teiultat: l. Spre7
cher, @eorgc q. S9miOt; 2. Sprecper,
2orelt5 Wattern; 1. Iurnipart SarL Gnz
oer5; 2. Surnlpart, Srant @l1lrtcD; l..
3euqtport, 2(ntOn GatbomuS z. 3eu8parf,
$. SeDer; protof. SecretGr, 6. N. 8alb;
@oyreip. Secretdr, GmiL 8lob; S6aBz
meiiter, G5war6 6ie6lcr; Saiiirer, @Opar0
6oman; 8ibliotbefar, q. 6er5ber9; 8ub=
batter, GultaD Berries.