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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

Indulgence. If these statesmen want to
settle their differences let them do so
in a twentyfour-toot ring, in accord
ance with the Marquis of Queensberry
rules, ana have done with the whole
business. The chickering's between them
might be interesting if they did not in
terfere with the transaction of public
business.aaLet the senate act OH the
nomination of Peckham for justice of
the supreme court without delay. If he
is rejected let the president name Il man
from some section of the country remote
from the state of New York and its
fractional disputes, and put an end to a
controversy that has become monot-
onouS and disgusting.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12
The Smiths on Ton.

Saltwater Gazette. II
If Bob Smith and Sam Smith are NOM
mated for mayor of st. Paul the voters
will be bound to support Smith for a
wide-open policy, or for 4 Theoretically
sealed state of affairs. Bob says ne is
with the boys, while Rev. Sam would
enforce the laws strictly, let the chips
tall where they may. Bob makes his
money with bank-not faro or keno
joint-but the genuine article; while
Sam breaches regularly at good sal
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

AT TOMORROw'S meeting of the Brit
ish cabinet proposition will be dis
cussed for the abolition of the house of
lords as legislative body. The recent
action of the lords in preventing the
contamination of various governmental
reforms has preciptated this question
npon the consideration of the cabinet.
1t is not contemplated that the house of
lords shall be abolished altogether. 1t
is TO be permitted to exist, but only
with advisory powers, its legislative
prerogative alone being taken from it..
This, however, would destroy its capac-
ity for evil, and be step in the direc-
ton of its total extinction. Gladstone
seems determined 10 begin. even If he
does not live to complete, the emanci-
patton of the people of Great Britain
from their subsection to a hereditary
house, having no sympathy with the
cause of the masses.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

CoNGRESsNAN-AT-L HUNTER.
of Illinois, mas declined to run again for
a seat in congress, He says he is weary
of the annoyances of public life, ard
prefers the activities Of his profession,
that of the law. He has rendered his
support to Congressman Fithan, who,
under the new pportiOnment. finds
himself in the same district with him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

ONCE more the government has
long purse and the public obligations
are being rapidly discharged. Many OF
the public works heretofore authorized
will now be undertaken, and thousands
of workmen will be employed. The
opening of the building season will
witness unwonted activity III govern
ment works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12
Keeps Him Busy.

1t is keeping State Treasurer Bobleter
busy to persuade even his Republican
brethren to believe he has not been get
ting interest son the side" for state
money loaned certain banks. The
Tracy Trumpet says: 1.-The evidence
against Col. Bobleter is OF character
to lead many to believe that he is guilty
of the charge of accepting personal in
terest on state funds as charged some
months since by John w. Alexander"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

THE people of Hurley, who have been
kept from starving all winter by con-
tributions from the charitable, are re-
belllng against the salt meats furnished
them, and demand a change. Choice
sirloin steaks, they think, would about
suit their complexion. They seem TO
have no tear of the fate of the man who
looks a gift horse in the mouth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12
And SOFT Was.

Indianapolis journal.
They had reached the stage of the en-
gagement where she felt free to amuse
herself by exploring his pockets. 1t so
happened that he had forgotten 10 take
out the ticket for his watch. and when
she found that she Immediately wanted
to know what it was.
''That," said he, with as much dignity
as he could command, sis a souvenir OF
the worlds fair. z"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

A NEW class of immigrants are direct
ing their footsteps towards Chicago. A
large number of Armenians have re-
Gently settled there. and have estab-
lished a church, a school, and various
industries. They are temperate. in
dustrious and frugal people, not given
to vice in any of its forms, and will
make valuable citizens when they learn
our language and customs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12
THE SUGAR RoUNry

Can the government with justice tax
one industry inorder to promote the sue
cess of another? This question has bear
ing upon every phase of the tariff prob
lem. 1t was decided in the negative by
the house when it abolished the bounty
paid to the sugar planters of the South.
and when it placed iron and coal on the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12
That Usually Settles It.

TUCK.
Maud-What do you do when man
persists in asking for dance and you
don't care to dance with him?
Marie-Tell him my card is full.
Maud-But supposing it isn't, and be
still persists?
Marie Then insist that il is, and let
him see that it isn't.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12
THE Fight ENDED.

The gratifying announcement in our
Geographic columns that all of the great
Chicago papers have abandoned the
United and joined the ranks Of the AS
sociated Press settles the great news
combat which has been in progress for
the past few months.
The Associated Press is now prac-
tically the only large newS-gathering
organization of the country.
The GLOBE is a full member of the
Associated Press.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12
Any Way He Escaped.

Washington Star.
Il don't know what to make OF Miss
Binkins?' he said.
"Why?"
The other evening everybody was
begging her to play Tie piano, but she
persiStently refused"
What OF thata''
L can't make out whether she IS very
disobliging Or very considerate.''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

THERE are about 10000 suicides in
the world each year. 1t would seem
that at this rate the crop OF fools would
soon become exhausted; but such does
not appear to be the case, for when one
fool dies dozen are born.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is reported
to be seeking advice as to the best
means of escaping the opportunities of
officeseekers. The GLOBE will give it
to MIN gratis. Let him fill every office
within his gift with good Democrats
without unnecessary delay. Then,
there being 10 more Offices to fill, the
applications of officeseekers will cease
to deluge the executive office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

IT Is said that eX-Gov. Campbell, OF
Ohio, wants to be president, and in the
event of McKinley's nomination by the
Republicans expects TO be placed in the
field by the Democrats. His hope is
vain. Mckinley gave him a severe
drubbing two years ago, and would re-
peat it in 1896 if he had the opportunity.
Besides. the people have had enough Of
Ohio men i'll the presidential chair.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

GERONIMO, the famous Apache chief.
has become justice of the peace in
Alabama, and presides with dignity and
fairness. He permits no foolishness
from the lawyers, and administers just
ice with an even hand. Who knows
but the erstwhile chieftain of lawless
band may yet take seat in the con-
gress of the nation, and prove himself
public benefactor instead of a public
ScOQrpe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

THE low price of wheat nowadays is
likely to produce revelation in farm
ing throughout the Northwest. There
will be less wheat sown this year than
for the past twenty years. and more
attention bestowed upon other crops
heretofore neglected. 1t is an old truth
that imam cannot live by bread alone"
but the farmers are only now awaken
ing to the fact.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12
THERE is row in Illinois official cir

THERE is row in Illinois official cir
cleS over the fact that Lieut.. Gov. Gill
assumed the functions of acting COVER
nor during Gov. Altgeld's absence from
the state. The governor is said to be i'll
dignant at the presumption" of his
subordinate, but that official points to
the state constitution as authority for
his act. And, indeed, what is a lieutenant
governor for if not to fill vacancy
caused by the absence from the state,
disability or removal from Office of the
governor? 1t is very evident that the
lieutenant governor has the law on his
side, and that the governor will have 70
stay at home If he wants to keen Mr..
Gill out of the executive chair. The
whole affair is the result of a personal
quarrel growing out of previous SINH
to which the governor subjected his
lieutenant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

ANENT the proposed annexation of
New Y Ork's suburbs to that city, the
Chicago papers, that are greatly exer-
cised lest the Windy city be distanced
in population and territory, might re-
produce the jokes perpetrated by the
Gotham papers at Chicago's expense
while the annexation fever prevailed
there. Some Of them were very good
equal to any which the Chicago wits
could evolve.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

SSs Bennington at Genoa.
GENOA, Feb. 1.-THE United States
war vessel Bennington has arrived here,
and is awaiting further orders.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
telNed. ACGIess all letters and kilograms 10
TIE GLOBE. 81. Paul MINI.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

The personal likes and dislikes and
the petty quarrels and iealousles of
Grover Cleveland and David B. Hill are
OF no interest to the country at large.
and it is outrageous that the concerns
Of the people should be injured by their
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-12

PUB LISHED EVERY DAY
Attic GLOBE BUILDING,
CORNER FOURTH AND CEDAR STREETS.
, 1894-03-28
1onob Baum.

98tr baben bier in ser Wtetropole 6es
g8eitens ette 9robe Nn3abl bon erfOlgreiz
ben 6eutl6en @eiddftsleuten, Sic tbrem
lpe5teIen @ei9aftS3mei9, benz Oeuti6tbum
SbtcagD's, ia Der gansen StaDt our @bre
gcrei9e1. 9tennt man tire gtanen, 10
bart man babel BEN 6es 6errn SgnaB
Baum, $50. 5 8uena 9tita 8lace, getpiB
ntcbt pergeilen; 6err Baum, Elm perbdltz
niBmdBi3 mod %iunger, aber NIGHTS befto
~pentger ielten erfol9reicber Wtann, erfreut
lt6 oeS benetoetStDertben Suites, elmer Ser
9runolicbiten &enner unb 3uOerlGiit9iten
5droler bon 9elifateiien uno feinen
Tleil9lpaaren 3l letn. 9eshalb erbGlt CT
Selteuungen bon Sen beiten ut6 srOBten
6Quiern; auf bertp retcb6eiebten Safeln Der
er1tet 0otels ui1ierer Staot timber mir itets
Gederbtlien aus benz @eicbdft bes 6errn
Baum, uno bel bet Seranltaltun9 pon6eitz
ellell ipenoet man iib, penn man ben 2lnz
foroerun8en oermDDnter @ourmetS genitz
gen iptu, an 6errn Baum, UNI letnen Gatb
ctn5ubolen lnb Ietne @aaren einSufaufen.
9tur ietner @nergie II letuem unermilbz
ltcben @ei3dttseifer, iopie ietner Grfa6z
rurg uno i~trengen Gbrli6feit fam 6err
8aum eS banfen, baB CT in elmer perb6ltz
niBmGBig tur3en 3eitperiobe ietn @eibdft
gu etltem Der tonan9eben0en @el3Gfte 9tez
tiger Staot emporgearbeitet bat.
, 1894-03-28
emil b6hfter.

GS gtebt unter ben 0eutIben G9tcago's
gepiB nur tpenige, Die lib zines 70 9roBen
8efanntenz unb Sreuubesfreties erfreuer
tpte Serr Guil 6o9iter, Der 8ionier 6eS
9euti6tbumS, Der g~efeierte &ebner, ser
Wtetiter unter Ben &unitiin8ern, ser ge9
ahtete 8eamte, Der geniegte 9olttifer.
MieOerbolt bat ct 6ffentltcbe SteIurgen
befleioet .un6 BEN 8eWeis 9eliefert, 6aB bas
Yublitum faum etnen ACKNOWLEDGMENT
un6 babel 9eptienbaften 8eamtcn ftnben
farm ais 6errn @1ntL 60d6iter. @8 per5
bient geraoe bieie Gbatia6e nm 10 me1r
berOor9eboben 5u tDerOen, neil eS bier at
2an6e let6er MIR 3u oft Dorfommt, 6aB
0ffentlt6e 8eamte na6 Der gSa6l bic Benz
8u6litum ic6ulOige Niditcbt ocr9eiien uno
tbre Stelung gum et9enen Bort6eiI unb
81 ielbfiibtt9en 3neden %ausnuben. 6err
SCOOTER gebOrt 9emiB nibt 31 bteier &atez
gorie. QQS CT 5umGDlettor bes Nor6totpu er>
tpGblt mor0en mar; 3eigte ct, boB ietn 8e7
itreben .Oarauf gericbtet 1ein ioue, Die Dor
Der Webl gegebenen 8erlprecbungen etn3uz
baLten teber 1etner Sreunoe lnD 8efannten
ober trgenb elmer letner 0dbLer fan0 ftets,
tpenn er nit etnem Nnltegen gu Oerrn
66cbiter fam, BEL tbm Elm offenes Obr, cine
lpilige un0 Dilf5bereite 0anb 6aS mar ge>
nib elmer Der @riinbe nit, Bic cine @ieoerz
nomination bes 6errn 606iter Dor eintgen
0o6en beranlaBten, unb aus 6ieier Sbatz
iabe erfIdrt es it6, baB @dbIer aQer Sea-
tionalitdten, baB 8iir9er ouer politiiden
@laubensbefenntniiie 6errn 60c6iter ibrer
Wtttbiilfe Derii6ert baben. Set LANCER
a3eit tpobnt Ser 60cbIter auf ser Norbieite,
un6 ietn Same lift nit Ser @%ntpideLung
bieies Sta6tt6etls, nit BEN BORT or9antftrz
ten 6eutic6en unb anberen 8ereinen 10
iOentificirt, OaB man iib taum cine ges
ieIige 3ulGmmenfunft, cine 9l9itatton irs
geub melber Dirt obne bic ~populdre Sigur
unO bic SitnbenOen Ge6en beS 6errn 60bz
iter benten fam. 9teler &uf 9icbt sez
nigenOe 8lr9i9att fir bic 3utunft; tpie
in Der 8ergan8enbeit, 10 miro 6err 006z
iter AUDI in Der 3ufunft 6aS in i'm gelebte
8ertrauen itetS gIGn3enO re6tfertisen.
, 1894-03-28
2lI6. md66en's Dian,

Comptroller alderman befirnortet 1e6r
bic BON alderman MabOen in Ser lebten
StaotratRsiibun9 ein9ebr0bte @mpfebIung,
baB Die Stabt 6te 8riden, 8otrolfGiten
unb dbnGi6es itGbtii9eS Gi9entbum an Die
0as bO6ite Nngebot einrei6enbe Neclamez
ftrna fit %Nnbringung bon Gcclamen perz
mietbe. 6err Ndermann meint, baB bic
Stabt it6 ba6urb letbt cine Me6reins
nabme bon ettpa $50, 900 ~Dcricbaffen f0nne.
@ucb Der MaDor lit fir Die SSbee beS 9ll6erz
man Mobheu eingenommen. Ser itG6til1e
Sngenteur ~9trttngitaQ 1T aber Der Nnitdt,
baB bos Nnbrtngen bon Observation-Disclosures
1no 8ilbern an Sen 8riiden Die ScDifffabrt
bebtn6ern piir6e, 6a Saburcb Sen S6iffern
tbetlmeiie t~peni8itens Die Nusitdbt Oeriperren
tper6en tpIrbe.
, 1894-03-28
Gin fIetnes 1ndOden perbrannt.
Die 10 monate oIte ameIia Robinfon fpieIt
nit Strei9P0I3ern mo biBt oafir nit
Dem &eben.

Iuf i6re6li9e @etie fam geitern Sic Is
Wtonate alte Nmelia &%pbinion um's 9eben.
Die Samilie &obinIon wobnt in elmer tleiz
men Gottage an Der 113. un6 S6oolitr. in
Wfor9an Rarf. @eitern Na6mittag UNI 4
ubr berIieB Souls Robtnion nit ieiner 6rau
oas !6aus, nm 8ertpanote 8u belucben.
S6re beiben &inber, Bic Is Wtonate alte
Nmelta un6 bic 6 Wfonate ate @milD,
lteBen tie 5uritd un6 i6loiien bic 6austbiir
ob. un8efdbr- cine babe Stunbe ipGter lab
Der BDli5tit S6o1naS &etcbam pom Ser
Wtor9an Y0rf Station, ais CT auf Der gaz
trouble al Dem 6aule poriibertam, DAB eS
IN Dem 0or0er3immer btd1mte. S1ne 8e>
ftnnen brab er Die 8orDertbire ouf, ~1tiirSte
in oaS SauS Dinein uno tpGre fat iiber ben
&0rper Der fleinen QlmeLta geltolpert, sic
leblos un6 entieBlt6 Derbrannt in benz
Sbitrrabmen lag. @r nabm bds &tn6 auf,
trug es btnauS unb elite 6ann in baS 6auS
5uri!f. Wfit Mit6e brang er burcb ben
btc5ten Gaub bis gum 6inter3imner Dor.
Oort t0nte iDnt aus elmer Gde i9DacbeS
Stn0er9ei6ret entge9en. t6tneileuO, fano
ct bort in Ser Wte9e bic feline @mtlte. ST
nabm Ben SGu9lirg auf Ben Nrm unb elite
oann auf Die StraBe binaus. SEPT trat
aucb bic freipiuige 6euerpeDr Elm, bOcb fam
ibre 0ilfe 81 ipGt, bas 99uS bronnte bis
auf BEN @rrnb nie0er.
1nbei9retbGib mar Ser Sammer ber
.@ltern, ais le bol6 barauf Dor Der pertobl7
Ten 2et9e ibres &inbes %tanben. Die
&leine bate, ais ite ltob aaetn g%elalien fab,
SunGblt nit elmer Buppe 9eipteLt, bann
tpar fe bon einem 3imtmer tn's anbere ge>
gangen unb bate in ber &I4e auf benz
Gti9e Strei9bOI3er eefunbeu. Dteie bate
ite an9e5iinbet un6 bic 9ltmmen6en Gn6en
obtIOs gu 8oben gemprfen. Nuf ir9enb
etne 8etie bate BET bieiem setdbrliden
Spiele Ser Soum tbres &leib9ens Teuer
9efangen, unb bas ungliiG mar 9el9eben,
, 1894-03-28
OermtBt.

Sett b%er9an9enem Wttttpod6 tptr6 SRI
9enrietta 9 .8rufner aus Me1tern Sprtnge
bon ben Sbrigen DermiBt. 0ie jung,
Dame oerlieB am Wittpocb friib Inn 9.25
gSeitern Springs, UNI itb SIT tbrer in Ga
Grange m~obnen6en Wtuiifle6rert1, Be,
Go6ter 6es PaitorS OtontgomerD, gu be.
8eben. Son bort aus te6rte Tie nicbt 6eim,
uno trobe auer Miben unb Qlnitrengunger
fonnte bt5ber feline Spur bon ibr ent6edt
tperoen. Sc ptr6 nun b~eGouptet, baB 1tt
am Otttttpob Na6mittag bon Der 9oit=
metitertn in Ga Grange einen 8rief ct:
balten bate unb 6teier 8rief cine 9(ntlport
auf etne Qnaeige, ourh tpelcbe Sic Ser.
mtBte cine Ste4ung ais 2ebrertn iucbte,
getpelen tpGre. SRI. 8ruder lit 81 Sabre
alt uno cine biibi6e 8riinette.
, 1894-03-28
&tne Dorbereitun9siduIe fir 0as
,,Goueoe."

Ser b~eutigeu S9ulratbsIiBun tpir0
6err Sbornton einen 8el6luBontrag u1terz
b~reiter, pelber bic @riin6ung elmer 9ors
bereitungsibuLe fir bas college in Chicago
%beflrportet. Die Sbee 6es 6errn Gborn@
ton 1T cine unabbGn9i9e S6ule, Die
rG9tcagO College preparatory S9ool"
beiBen, unter bet @ufit6t zines Gomites
BON flnf Wtitgliebern beS S6uIratbs iteben
unb ie3S &laiien BADEN iou. @elebrt iOuen
in Der Nnitalt werben: Qotein, Gnglilb,
lritbmatif, @eometrie, 9(merttanii1e Sc
i6t6te unb Geographic, Sb0nibrei5en
nnb 3etbnen, 8bpiiO logic unO 6bgiene,
8otanit, 9euti6, Sran50iib, @rie4il9,
9rieebilhe, rOntii9e unO ensIii9e@ei9i9te,
Wtptbolo8ie, Grt8ometrie, Geologic unb
@9emie.
Die Weit9IieOer 6es S9uLrat6s ftn6 lber
Die Sbce S6orntons getbetlter Nn1tcbt.
6err Brennan lit Ser Q(nitdt, oaB Die
SonbS beS S3uIratbs nun 6a5u beripanot
peroen louen, I'M BEN &in6ern cine olgez
metne SAulerateRung gu She'll tper6en gu
lal1en. Nu9 Superintendent Sane bGlt
bic BON Gbornton sepIante GlnitaIt fir
iiberflIIitg.
, 1894-03-28
9ele9enhetten
poriaIdoe fir Reformen i'm 5rrembofpital.-
Die 8ei6weroen eeeen ole County
Q9entur aus Ger SUIT eeerifen.

Sn ser geitrigeu Stbung 6es countos
rGtbLi6en @omttes fir ben 6ffentlthen
Oienit unterbreitete Or. 8oerne 8ettmart,
Der BrGft6ent Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
b0roe, t1tebrerc8 oriblGge fir Geformen i'm
Srrenboipital. Or. 8ettman betonte bic
NotbpenOi9fett, baB Die Snia1ien bes ST.
ren6Oipttal inter Die Sbbut geicbuLter
Q8Grter uno WGrtertnnen geIteut tperbcn,
itatt DAB tie Geuten ortDertraltt tperoen, bic
BON Set 8ebonolung t0rperltb u16 0eiftiq
&ranfer nl1tS Derfteben, tpie eS bis iebt
Dtelfa6 Der SAL war unb nocb lit. Serner
empfabl Or. 8ettman Bic MniteQunq zines
Mntitenten fit ben GountDarSt, 0a oieIer I'll
ie6r nit 2lrbeiten ~itber9Guft 1et, UNI perz
lDnli6 alletn BEN Sniaiien oeS SrrenboIptz
talS Die n0tbtge Sorgfalt ange0eiben All
lalien. 8ei9liiie iber 6ie @mpfeblunocn
bes @r3te5 wurben 9eitern nOcb n;bt 9ez
faBt.
Sin Geiu6 Der GtUic FEDERATION, tpeIde
ben @ountDratb eriIcbt, einem fiir9feformiz
rung Der Gerpaltun9 6eS Srren6olpitals
ernannten @omtte ser FEDERATION cine 3us
lammentunft gu getpGbren, ipuroe Qngez
1pmrnen. 0aS Gomite tpuroe fit nGcb1en
6rettag gta5mittag gu 6er StBung oea So
mites fir Ben 0fentItben 0ienif einseIa=
ben.
6enrD 0tein6ol6t mar Dor 6em Gomite
eri6jenen, IN OemieIben bic GrttGrung abb
5%u8cbcn, oaB er niemalS Sen nit ieinen
g}arten unter3ei6neten 8rtef geid6rieben
babe, in pelcbem Der !6iilfseG County gent
S. 8romitebt beibuIbist tpor6en mar,
e!nen @tienbabnarbeiter gfamenS Mtat>
i9tnStt, Der elm regelmGBtges @ebalt be-
8tebe, Gountpzl1ntcritiibung 9epGbrt gu
baben, tpG6renO er i~ptrflicb beoiirftigen8erz
ionen bic 6iilfe beriagt babe. 9teie 2(usz
lage GcinbolotS, lOpie Elm S4reiben
Watibinsti's unb bic Qtusiagen beS 6errn
8rOmitebt ii6er3eu9ten hie Gountppdter
6aOOn, OaB Ser 8rief cine Sdlibung iet.
9teTol8e mar, baB Bic gauge Nn~9ele9cn6eit
81 ben Bitten 9elcgt tpurbe.
, 1894-03-28
6wei betrunfene poIiSiiten
mi6banoeIn ihren 5e6Fumpan auf's nh
menfbIidte uno Iafen iRn oann nod
einfperren. Capt, SIettner 5iebt fe
CUR Rehenihaft..
11nIere 6erren Observation-Disclosures er6ieI:

nn1ere 6erren Observation-Disclosures er9ieIz
ten geitern in tbren reip. Stationen bic tbnen
3urtdge6altenen @cbGlter BON 5tpet Wtona7
len ausbesablt. @S lGBt iicb benten, baB
lt3 Deribieoene berleIbelt, tnSbeion6ere
iOI9e, Ote beion6ere Sreunbe bon Spirit
tuolen lt1O, Die @ele9enbeit ntbt entgeDen
lteBen, ii6 pie6er nab 6er3ensluit gu be-
trtnfen. 3u 6ieien geb0rten AUDI Bic in ber
Cottage @rope Qtpe.> Station 6ien%Ittbuen>
Den 8laur0de @gan unb StBgeralb. 9iele
i6afften li9 bis gum Nbenb einen Nffen
m unb 6as Geiultat mar, 6aB Tie lib
in Der @cgeno Der 0arrtion> unb 6allteDz
1traBe buros9enretn benabmen.
Su @annon'S SaLDon, 255 G. 6aLite6z
itraBe, iaB oaS 8aar, oas nibt in Otenit
mar, nit Yeter &euD bon SO GongrcBitr.
beim Sbnaps. lin Sic 8e5obIung Der 3ebe
lpurOe gepilrfelt u1b GeuD tpar Der getpin@
nenoe She'll. 9a aber etnem @6tcagoer
Polt5titen nt9ts mebr 3unt6er lit, ais fir
genonene drinks" su be3ablen, 10 mcigerz
ten ii3 Die betben SterntrGger gan3 ent.
i3tebcn, Die bereit3 bob aufgelaufene 3ed6e
gu be3ablen un0 Die SoL9e babon MAI Elm
STREET. Sm 8erloufe OeSielbeu i9tug
6tB9eralo 1etnen 3ebfumpan &eup gu
8oben, trat i'm nit SiBen uno bteler
WoQte, nm ii9 beS 9olt3iiten 3u ertpebren,
bteicm nit einem &aitrmeiier ben SAILS
ourbi9neiOen.
t0teran murbe ct 6urcb Sen ebenfaus i'm
Saloon beftnOltcben 8olt3titen 9~taffertp
bon Der 9esplatneSitraBe1z S tation ge6inz
bert. 8euD, etniebeno, 6oB er in einem
Sample nit ben 8olt3iiten Ben &ir5eren
5te6en tpitr0e, Lief Oapon. 6inter tbm
bretn, Die bret g olt5iiten. &eQD pur6e
eingebolt, unO obDObI ct, nacb6em tbm oas
9taitrmeiier ab9enommen morben mar,
tpebrloS ben 9reten 9egeniiberitan6, BON
Oeniel6en insbeion6ere BON Stbgeral6 aufS
unmenicblic6ite miBbanoelt. Gorbetpo1itz
renoe iGben OaS S9auiptel, un0 for6erten
Die g olt3titen auf, bon tbrem 8orba6en ab>
5uiteben. Sic pEroen in beletbigenoer
Nctie Gn9e19nar3t> I'm tDrer 0emetnbeit
nob Die &rOne Guf5uieBen, ibLeppten ite
&euD na3 etnem Patroltaiten unb bracb>
ten ibn na9 ser Wfartpeuftr zStatton.
9ort iaben tie t9ren Srrtbum Elm uno
MOLTEN ,ba ite, neil ntbt i'm 0ienlt befinbz
Li6, ~teinerlet Gerbaftun9 an5uor6nen unb
por5unebmen batten, GeI9 pte6er laufen
Iaiien. 2tber ba famen ite BET Gopt. 8lettz
ner iblebt an, St lteB &eup ais 3eugen
mach Der 3eae nebmten un6 ptr6 BEN SAL,
na9oem er i'm 9ebOrtg unteriu3t, Der
YoIt3etzultter iucbun9SbebOroe 3ur metteren
Geranlaiiung iiber9eben.