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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

ARE the farmers of the Sixth CON
gressional district so blind to their
own interests as to cast their votes for
Ellis, a corporation lawyer, a tool of
monopoly and the mouthpiece of the
money power. instead of for Baker, a
farmer and an advocate of the common
people9 Are they going to load them
selves with heavier chains By electing
man who is the confessed descipIe
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31
HcAL MoTIc.

Office Of the County Treasurer of Sherman
county. Kansas, August I, 1894: Notice is hereby
given that the following IS list Of lands and lots for
deed situated in the county Sherman and state of
Kansas. sold the z5th day of Januery, Iss2, for
the taxes of 1890. and nnredeemed on the above
mentioned date. containing the name Of the per
son to whom the same was assessed. whenever
such name appeared the assessment and tax
roll and the amount of tax due each parcel of
all lands lots and interest thereon, calculated to
and including the rs day of February, 1895, and that
unless such lands and lots are redeemed on or be
fore the 10th day of February, 1885, that being the
last day of redemption allowed BY law, they VIII
be conveyed to the purchaser. B. +. BROWN,
County Treasurer
Isl ADD. TO ORIGINAL TOWN OF GooDLAND.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

To THOUSANDS of young women in our
cities today there is only this alterna-
tive: Starvation or dishonor Many
of the largest mercantile establish
ments of our cities are accessory to
these denominations; and from their
large establishments there are scores
of souls being pitched off in death and
their employers know t.-Talmage.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31
COUNTY CONVENTION.


A delegate convention of the Peoples party of
Sherman county will be held at GoodIand, on Sat
urday, Sept. l. 1894, converting at O'Clock a. M,
for the purpose of placing in nomination candida
ties for the following Offices
Representative,
Probate Judge,
Clerk of the District Court
County Superintendent of Public Instruction,
County Attorney.
The several voting precincts in the county VIII
be entitled to representation at said convention as
follows:
Lianos. -. 81 Lincoln.
Shermanville. slogan b
Voltaire ............... 6Washington. I
Grant. ................. 81 Union. --.----. 4
State Line. ..-......... n Iowa ...------ 5
Smoky ............... II Goodland Ist ward 4
Mcpherson -. ........ 4lGoodland End ward
Itasca .............. 4Goodland 3rd ward 4
The basis for said representation is one delegate
at large for each voting precinct and one addi-
tional delegate for each votes ma fraction
thereof, cast for r. s. Osborn, for secretary of
state, at the election of 1892
Delegates to the said convention will be elected
by regularly called primary of the party, and it
Wednesday, Aug. 70, 1894, at the usual voting
place.
1t Is also recommended that the hour for holding
such primaries shall be at o'clock p. unless
otherwise changed by public notice by precinct
committeeman. The central committeeman of
each precinct shall be judges of the primaries and
shall see that the properly conducted. 1t
is further recommended that the secretaries of the
different primaries will forward to the secretary
of the county central committee list of the dele
gates elected with their alternates, that the
tary may prepare roster for the use of the con-
vention and thereby save time.
E. D. ADAMS, w. A UMBARGER,
Chairman. Secretary
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

of Wall street and turn down man
that has always shown himself true TO
his constituents? Not much, Baker
will get their votes.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31
SrArR % KANsAs.

STATE OF KANSAS,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE, 90
/, X. s. Osborn, secretary of state Of the
state of Kansas, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is a true and correct copy of the
original enrolled resolution now on file in
my Office, and that the same took effect by
publication in the statute book May IL,
1898.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed my
official seal.
Done at Topeka, Kansas, this 25th day Of
July. 4. d. 1894.
lsEAL-J r. 5. 0sBoRz3
Secretary Of State.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

From the Atlantic to the Pacific,
from the Dominion to Mexico, echoes
the growth of the Peoples party, sound
ing the death kne1 of the older organi-
cations.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

THE free and unlimited coinage of
silver is one of the reforms that must
come before the hum of industry is
again heard to any great extent
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

THE United States labor commits
sioner carries Pullman pass, good at
any time and on all Pullman cars.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

THERE are two reasons why more peo-
pie are not Populists, want of room
in the head for new ideas, and an i'm
pulse in the heart for justice.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION.

Substitute for Senate Joint Resolutions
Nos. and 2.
Be it resolved by the legislature of the
state OF Kansas: twO-thirds of the mem
berS elected to each house thereof, con-
curing therein.
SECTION 1. The following proposition
to amend the constitution Of the state of
Kansas is hereby submitted to the qualified
electors Of the state for their approval, or
rejection, namely: That section one, article
five of the constitution of the state of Kan
sas be amended so that the same shall
read as follows: ''SectiOn I. Every person
of the age of n years and upwards belong
ing TO the following classes, who shall
have resided in Kansas six months next
preceding any election, and in the town
ship or ward in which she or he offers to
vote, at least 30 days next preceding such
election shall be deemed qualified electOr.
1st: citizens of the United States. I'd: per-
sons of foreign birth who have declared
their intentions to become citizens of the
United States cOnfOrmable TO the laws o.
the United States on the subject of natI.ra-
liZation."
SEC. 2. This proposition shall he sub-
mitted to the electors of this S,.ate az the
general election of the repre- sen atives TO
the legislature in the yea. eighteen hum
dred and niBety-fOur, for their approval. or
rejection; those voting, in favor Of this pro-
position snail nave written or printed on
their ballots ''For the suffrage amendment
10 the consuturIOn:'' those voting against
the said proposition shall have written or
printed or their ballots Against the suf-
frage amendment TO the constitution"
said ballots shall be received and such
vote takens counted, canYassed and returns
made thereof, in the same manner and in
ali respects as provided for by law; as in
the case of the election of representatives
TO the legislature.
SEC 8: This resolution shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pubIiea-
ton in the statute book.
/ hereby certify that the above resolution
originated in the senate January 10, 1898,
and passed that body February &. 1898.
PERCY DANIELS, President of Senate.
w. l.. BROWN, Secretary Of Senate.
Passed the House March /, 1893
GEO. l.. DOUGLASS, Speaker of House,
FRANK L. Brown. Chief Clerk OF Hoase..
Approved March 8, 1898, $50 r. II.
l.. ID. LEWELLING, Governor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

How LONG can this country last when
its increase is insufficient to pay the
interest on the debts it owes. This is a
condition, not theory.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

WATCH the Peoples party elect the
next president. By being true to its
principles it can and will win in 1896
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

CHINA and Japan are still engaged in
thinning out the population of the
Orient.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31
STATE TICKET.

For Governor
L. D. LEWELLING.
For Lieutenant Governor
D. 1. FURBECK.
Associate Justice
GEORGE w. CLARK.
Secretary of State
]. w. .AMIS.
Auditor of State
VAN P. PRATHER.
Treasurer of State
w. H. BIDDLE.
Attorney General
JOHN P. LITTLE.
Superintendent of Instruction
H. N. GAINES.
Congressman at Large
w. A. HARRIS.
Congressman Sixth District
WILLIAM BAKER.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

THE following lines shows the relative
amount of both gold and silver IN the
United States and Grea t Britain:
English gold.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

NOWADAYS the bottom dollar is the
only dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
CIV WEEK ~ BALTIMORE SOCIETY.

Baltimore Dec (Special)-The gay sedso" mas
non. hayun I'm earnest. and uncheons dinners anu
racsptions are following each other IN quick sue
casson The first of the series or germans give"
.,,, saaso, bv the Bachelors Coti!lon cub was
LA an Monday and the debutantes appeared IN iui
go. tho ma iorlty OF them gowned In white ana
.or-,,r, innumerable flowers. Before the cotiiion
,hare were several dinners; they were gwen oy
Airs Edward Key to her mother. Mrs. Orville Hor-
viz. ne Mrs Charles J. BonGparte In honor OF
Dr and Mrs Davenport OF Boston; Mrs. l. T. Az
L,,son of CatheJral-st and by John A Wnitridgs
In honor OF his daughter Miss Julia Whitridge
The American Do. and Toy Show has interested
and kent the fashionable world busy all week. Mra
yyuu.r Reed whom General Aenus wisely put AZ
tho head OF the exhibition has managed the wnote
fyair we'll and both financially and sociaiy II ma
been a great success. Prominent women si.e' w.
iohn f. George the Misses Agnus, MIS- Jonn -
Tompkns Miss Bertha Lucas. MISS Nenyg ,Snn
SON Miss Mary Shearer. Mrs COX, MIS-. LnusssX
and Mrs Key Washington was well rePresetutev
on Thursday at the exhibition by Mrs Carlise' MIS-
lamont Mrs. Bssell and Mrs. Harriet Lane 'o"n'
ston -., ,,,,haors givsn 70 thu
debutantes this week. On Tuesday MIS- dorsey
Coale gave one her sister. Miss Nellie how,sYn
Ms Jesse Hes entertained her daughter, MISS
Carrie Hilles. and her friends In this manner v"
Wednesday. -, -. -. ,h fire, time thI.
son AT the home OF its president. captain COO
dard The sonnets Of Shakespeare were discu s
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs Alexander Drow4
gave a dinner Among the guests were MT ana
Mrs Wilson Patterson, Mr. and Mrs: Edward key
MI and Mrs. Winans and Mr. and Mrs Wnnuss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

who was abroad last summer will open her Snug
Harbor" cottage on Bellevue-ave. early in the
spring
II. ii. Hunneweil. OF Boston, has leased for the
season Of 1898 the DIR. Satteree cottage Cay-st.
Charles NJ. Bull. OF Brooklyn, has added large
tract OF land to his estate the onemile corner
His brother. Dr. William T. Bull. of NewYork. is
extensively improving his estate in the same section
of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs James y. Kernochan. Of Newly ork.
who have two fine houses near Ochre Point will
soon sail for Europe.
Mrs. +. w. Vanderbilt will assist in providing
the inmates OF tho Newport Hospital with Christ
mas entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Kane. OF New-York. will re-
main at their cottage all winter. The Kanes have
rented their cottage for several seasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
NEVpORJ'S WINTER SEASON.

Newport. r l.. Dec SpeciaD.-The winter cot
layers have decided to give series OF dances DUR
,ns the winter. the first one TO take place next
Wednesday night. the arrangements being intrusted
Miss Jane Yardiey and Mrs. Boutelle Noyes
.no 's staying with her parents Rear-AdmIrai ana
~ II stephen Il. Luce. Among the patronesses are
~'ss Woosey. better known Susan Coolidge
- authoress 1t will be subscription affair
As. c. II. Baldwin and Miss Morgan have re-
'.-'neo TO NewYork for the winter. Mrs. BALDWIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
POLITICAL SURPRISE.

putsGeld. Mass. Dec. CspeciaD-rhe election OF
c,ty officers which took place on Tuesday was some
what Of n surprise The Democrats have majority
~ one in the city government on Joint Dal'o' inc
city went for license by an overwhe'm'hs "'aJo'''
,ohr r crosby was reelected Mayor over Alexan-
49, Kennedy the Republican candidate. question
which /, causing good deal Of discussion Is wheth-
err the new license commission can license AL tns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

drug store. on January n they desire 10 do So.
Legal opinion IL divided on the question pu' the
general opinion f. that they have that right -,
The abandonment ~ the berkshire freSs 'Iuup
banquet. at which Governor Mckinney va ~ u'
the PRINCIPAL speaker. wax great DISAPPOINTMENT.
Tho rrincipal causc OF the failure was inaDhty 10
sell iirk.ts enough To- insure frahcial success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

,.xnectsnt heirs are often disappointed because
80, aoJ after the death OF those from whom they
snned 20 receive property that the provisions OF 'ne
.,,n had been rendered vaueless because the prop
.r, devised or bequeathed had been TRANSFERRED oe
.''' 49,, ,.s,ator's death. Samuel ID. Matlack mas
fore ,n in the November number OF The Amer
conerte go, Reoister and Review an Interesting ~
can Ia w eos 10 subsequent dealings by the tesa
,nr with devised property one OF 'ne men cases is
cstns W. viii liz revoked when all the properly us
vaed has transferred before the sseks
death;; a. that the will In such cases IL nor re-
Soed . :%pgg e an a.po!on OF PROPERTY
derIns ,son in reference 10 the appontm @ o, Dr.,
1a,,,oys or other matters would remain Ia LUZ e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

The Nominating Committee Of the Keal Es tdee
Exchange has out circulars soliciting pIo".o
from stockholders who will not be present al inc az
nuai meeting tomorrow. From the response M. .,
Is not likely that there will be any opposition ~
ths regular ticket. -, -,
Printed copies OF the report and balance shee' vi
,ne Real Estate Exchange have been rnaieu ~ t',o
stockholders The revenues from rentals, IneInpeii
mp subscr ptons and bureau Information tsIiana
ssmos the same last year. but TIE ,sa. rn
nave fallen from T.i9l IN 1895 10 N6l2 In ls3t nv
once expenses are $3.50. The cost OF perindnens
improvements. s.eN A. The taxes OF the excnahs1 r
Ior the last year amounted to $500 II. togctheI
Win N.5l3 % sinking fund account Out OF tns t,se
directors have appropriated $500 to the payI n,
vi dividend at the rate Of l>2 per cent Inc MOI
sase has been reduced by payment OF 2oo. aHu
.ae balance. $50 20. carried forward the comm,
zee on extending the usefulness OF the Exchahsee
nave appointed a subcommittee on bylaws anu
POPULATIONS for the Brokers' Board Ferdinand fisn'
chairman: Frank Yoran. Frank r. Houghton' a.
fowell Edward Ashforth. W. 4. Folsom ana a.,
. e. Marling; subcommittee on the sene,n
cope and arrangement-J. X. Brown chairman
=. Zittel j. r. Leaycraft A. p. Ketcham j. car
snce Davies. Beverly Ward and Irving Ruand.
, 1894-10-18
Rletne Udbridoten.

- Die I'M M~orgenblatt fir beute Qlbcns
an8efInOtgte bemofratticbe Waiicnoer7
lammlunQ in Der @entral Turnboue,
1lO5-1115 Wilwaufee 2[pe., fin0et Gift
Wforgen Q6enb itatt.
= Nnton 0ietldb, ser in Ser Trunfenz
belt Elm Bferb bes S. Solomon in Dem
Stau binter Der Wobnung SEQ. 365 2arz
rabceitr. %mtBban6elt bate, erbielt cine
Strafe BON $50 5nDictirt.
= Die @ranbjurD BAT 6rau Mareoret
Springer, Die @attin be5 Mtuiondr3 Warz
ren springer, ipc9en berlubter 8cltecbun9
zines @el6worenen inter Nnflage gelteQt.
Ser befannte Grininolabpof0t Sorrcit bat
Die 8ert9ctOtgung Der Qlngeflagten iiberz
nommen unb Die %bcfannten Waiben oes @ez
iebeS ner0en unaweifelbaft in Qlnuen0una
geDracbt weroer,
Ser Observation-Disclosures eent
Bat nit 6errn SOiepb 0onnersberger Inter
%banolNngen 6etreffS Q~(nfoufS cineS 3ebn
2lder grpBen @runOftiids, tpelcbeS an bos
fitr Die Grricbtung bes geplonten neuel1
Sloltr70 Oipital6 angefauftc @runoitiid an
Der 30. StraBe ult6 Qaipn0ale Q(ue. onz
grenst, angetniipt. Die beiben 8arteien
Iir6 iicb iIber ben &aufprcis no9 nidt einia
gewOrben; OorauSiicDtti3 mir6 aber SEER
0Onnersberger baS @runbitiid fit SIS, 900
berfaltfen.
, 1894-10-18
Nu6 cine Grmerbsquelle.

Sr5enb Elm erbdrmIidbcr Gburfe bat e5
narauf ob9elcben, u%nerfabrene &tn6er nm
9ertn9e Sumn1en 81 betriigen. Ser 12z
1abrt8e Clarence &omp, go. 652 QincoIn
Ape., bate in elmer 3citung ipegcn elmer
BON tbm geiuhten Stcuung 0ngeseiot.
0eitern fam Elm Ntonn, Ser iicb WiQer
nonnte unb iic9 fir einen 9etrei6es Snz
lpettor ou88ab, nocb Der @obnunq 6es
Snaben urb lagte ibm, baB ct einen 8otcnz
1u18en 8ebrau9e. 0O9 mi1ie Clarence
1Ib 5unor nit elmer MiBe unb einem Qlbz
3etcben pericber, pet6e 3ufammen 85 Gts.
to1ten mlroen. ST m0ge baS @jelb al 1icb
iteden unO nit ibm fommen. 0ies oe2
"lbab. On Der Gde Der 8elbcn glDe, mn
8iIeaftr. lieB ii9 yMiQer" BON Sem
&naben Oas @elO 9eben unb Iaotc linn, er
lou DrauBen tparten, ipQbren6 or in bir
Mobnun8 gin9e, I'm Die ernGbnten Sodcn
81 bolen. 9fatitrlt6 fam Ser Shurfe
ntbt tpieber 3uriid. @r tpiro ais Elm Qros-
getpaAlener Wtann nit 6unflen @eiihtsz
St9en uno etnem fleincn Sbnurrbart be-
lbrieben unb cs itebt gu permut6en, BAR er
ihOn 3abIreibc Opfcr gefunDen bat.
, 1894-10-18
2tus oem Griminaloertht.

G6arleS Bennett, tpclcber Dor Gtcbter
Gbetlain bes Worban9rlffs auf ben Brent
fer GbarleS 90. QlrneS nit einem Iobt1
icbld9er am Nbenb beS II. Nuguit in Sem
iington bei6ulbigt mar, muroe geitern
Nbeno freigeiprocben. @S ipar Der Ser
t6et6t9ung %9elln9en, etnen Nli6i : 8epei5
bei3ubrtngen.
Die 9ro5eiie 9e9en SpteIbalt5Ieiter,
itpeI6e beute auf Dem &alenber beS 0fibter
9unne ~itan0en, tpurben auf Den gfac1z
1titta9 Ooribo6en. @S lit frogli1, ob Der
Dor 9ttbter Dunno gefliDrte Wo~rOangrtiisz
BroSeB 9e9en 8iliam Glancep beute 8orz
mltlag bcenoet tperben fam.
9eute 8orm;ttag muroen bic @eibiuore>
men in Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge9en
6erLib unb 0enoiien naCb benz &uinen 6es
6aules SEQ. 1885, 103. StraBe, pelbes
BON Dem @6epaar 6erliB Ser QLntlage &C.
mdB in Sranb 8eitedt lDurbe, 9cbrabt, I'm
ben Srt bet S6at gu beau8eni@etnigcn.
8or 3tdter NbamS pur6e Mortin
Goipon Deute Wor9en 6es Mor6angriffS
ouf SbonaS 8urte i6ul6ig %befunoen.
Jtopan filbrte ben Nn9riff nit cincm Sell
am 26. Stunt 5. S. Dor benz 6auie geo.
1141 SO. BolfitraBe ouf 8urfe aus. Die
@el3ipOrcnen iiberlieBen DEM 3ticbter bic
TeitieBun8 OeS llrtbciIS, ipelbes III ~einigcn
Iagen e~rfol9cn ipirb.
8or 5emiclben &icbter nir6 7annD
Wtoran 9e9elDGrttg unter Der outage pro-
%ceiitrt, am 9. Suit in bent 0ebce>6aus
4773 g. @larf StraBe ben G6omaS &ebeG
nm $500 beraub1 81 baben.
@ertie MietcaIf unb Sennie 2ebt ipur6en
9eute WOrgcn Dot gicbter G6etlain ouf Die
glnfla8e oeS 2aoenDtebita6ls bin proceilirt.
Sic itabIen bret 8aQcn BON Seibe i'm
8oitot StOre, BERN @i9cntblmer G6arles
W. Parbri8c lnb @barles gfetiber limb.
, 1894-10-18
Streitenoe neutrality-suspicious.
ten.

Ser Strcit stDiidcn 6er calumet GGecs
trio Street GailtpaD &c." un6 Der ,@ran6
Groiling anD G8inbiort g ort 9faillpaD 60"
lit in Elm neueS Stadium getreten. 8ez
tanntltb iptrb burD cinen 8ai4luB ser
IeBten Staotratbsi tbung Der Oberbaltz
commit Jar SoneS a~n8epieien, Der v8inblor
Sort 9tailrOaO Company" Sic Grlau6nib
sur 8ennBung Der 3rolcDleitungcn Der
p@Blumct So" all Der IS, StraBe ntcbt All
crtbeilen. SeBt bat Die yGolumet Go.@ i'm
Srct99ertcbt liberties cinen Glnboltsbefebl
bea!tra9t, burc9 lpeIden Der r0ran0
@roliing onb Winbior Barf Nailpap &c."
perboten lperOeu iOu, lire @eleiic an Set
50, StraBe, 5piiben Stomp SStanb Ipe.
nnb South Gbic0go 2lDe. gu ~treu5en, 1otpie
nu9 ben Geriucb gu macbet, Die Qeitungs>
0rd3te Der 9opni'idben @efeQi6aft all Der
20. StraBe gu 6enuben, I'M DarQu ibre
eigenen GrOaeDOrabte 3u befeItt0eu.
, 1894-10-18
Die Iebte 4e9tftrtrun9,
Die Giiten enthaIten bcreits ole 1Ianet pom
242L55 Wdbler1t.

Die offisisuc 53G6luns ser Bel ser Gcz
9iitrirung am 0ienitag III Ste 8d6IerGiiten
eingetra9enen gtamen 6at 9eitern e%rgeben,
baB i'm @an3en 242, 1913 Namen III Die
9iiteu eingctragen iinb, Ooer 51,725 mebr
oLS am eriten &e9iitrirun8Sta8e bcS SabrtS
1892. 0obei iteben iebocb no6 Die 8eri4te
ans s Bre5tnften aus, lpel6e Das YluS
nocb mebr itei8ern per6er.
Cine 9enaue elite 6er bon ben Srauen in
bic Qiiten eingetragenen Namen lit Seitens
Der 8ablbeDOrOe nOc6 ni9t DorgenOmmen
tporoen.
Ser ndGbite 0ienftas, Scr %, Otto6er,
lit Der stpeite unb lebte Ge9iitrtrun9stag.
Q8er nod ni9t re8iitrirt lit un6 it6 an
bieiem Sage nibt regiftriren 1dBt, p%erliert
Die 8erebti9ung, BEL Der 8abG am 6. gtOs
Dember gu itimmen. GOrduSii3tlib pirO
bic 3a6I Der regiitrtrten 8a4ler Gbicaaos
big gum ndbftcn0 ienitagNbenO auf 3OO,O 600
eeitie9en ieil1.
, 1894-10-18
Gnoe zines SCANDALS.

Srau Goratate 8otbcrob erIangte 8eitern
Dpr 9tibter GutbiQ etne S6eibun9 bon
ibrem Manr, benz &ep. @. 8. GotDero6,
ipel6er bis Dor fltr3er Belt III Der 6pOe
8arter 8resbDterianer &ircbe Bic Steae
eincs Seetiorgcre bef(eioetc. Inter ben
@emetnbemit9ltebcrn perbreitete ii6 i'm
berfloficnen Sabre bas @eriicbt, baB ct nit
elmer anberen Srau ein ltrdflt6es Gerbalts
nib unterGaIte, cine uuterilcbung ipur6e
ein8eleitet, unb ga GeU. GotberDb ~itanbbaft
letne l1nibulb bebalptete, erFoI9te feline
Sreiipre3ung. Sin 3ufoa bra6tc ipdter
iein 8erge6cn an ben Sag unb ais allies
2cu8nen NIGHTS mebr nilbte, legte ct feline
StcIe nieber unb bcfannte 1t6 i9uLotg
ST mar 5~tpan5ig Sabre perDeirat6et. 9te
bret &inber purben ber Sbbut ietner Srou
.lberge6en.
, 1894-10-18
Sdledter Gmpfons.
mar SlnmenthaI pertreibt einen Ginbre9er
oura blanc Sohnen.

Der in ben rGGinton TIats", $50. 1923
Babai6 Npe., tpobnbofte Wfar 8rument6al
DurOe geltern Worgen tur3 Dor 3 lbr ourcb
Elm @erdui6 Dor ieincm Tcniter erpedt.
Gr ri9tcte itcb i'm 8ctt auf unO ia6 einen
Wfann in baS 3immer bineinlugcn. S6ne
ttcb langc 5u beiinncn, ergrtff Ell ieiner unter
Dem &opffiHen periteften NcpolOer nno
lanbte benz Mfanne 5pei Gugcln ent9egen,
bic nacb Sen ip6ter aefunbenen 8%lutipuren
i6r 3iel aucb ni9t perfeDIten. &rOboem
entfam Der Spib5u6e unb lit au6 Bis jeBt
ntcbt Dcr6after mOrOen.
Die 2eiter, weI6e Der @inbreber benrbte,
nm bic @oDnun8 8Iument1al'S SIT err
reid6en, mar aus benz ct. 0ufass !Soipital
9eito6Ien morben. 9a 8Gumentbal Gags
porDer ouf Bet 0alpt6orn z9tennbabn be-
0eutenoc @etpinne cingebeimit bate, 10 lic9t
bic NnnaDme nabe, DAB eS auf otelcS 0el0
abgeicben tpar, unO gcraoe btcier ltmltano
6itrfte 6er Yolisei einen Nllhalt in 8esu9
alf Die 8crion bes 8anbiten 9eben.
, 1894-10-18
Oeht fret Il

@eitcrn itanb George Burns ODER Bruno
bor SrieOcnSri9tcr Gibbons 6es unor6entz
li6en 8etro9cns on9ctlast. @dbrenb Die
Nnpdlte iiber ben SAL etfrig ar9umentire
ten, i6Ii6 fi9 Bruno unbemertt aus benz
@ert6t5iaal unb 9elan9te gIiiflicb auf Die
StraBe, bier iprang er in Elm q. Spanion,
go. 489 0alaQe 9lue. 9ebOrtgcs 6ubrpcrt
unO iagte bapon. 9rei Stunben ipGter
ipurbe ct fart an9etrunfen perbaftet unb
unter Der Nnfla9e bes Su5rtperfsbiebftobls
in Der 2arrabeeitr. z4 oliSeiitation gebubt.
6cute Wtor9en murbe Der Sail bonn 9ticbter
&eriten sur GerbanOlung aufgerufen.
Spanion trat ober nibt ais &lG9er auf
unb bic Q~lnflage muBte geitricben perbeu.
8runO ertl6rtc na3 letner 8erbaftung,
OaB er Elm GIert unb in NaOenstpoob an
iGiii8 lei.
, 1894-10-18
6ewoItthdti9er 0ait.
Charles Rudoeft inter 5000 Sir9idaft Dem
GrimiuaIgeri6t iiberwieief.

Inter 5000 8ir9icbaft prr6e Charles
Gudbocft 6elte Morgen bon &i6ter &erltcn
an oaS @%riminalgert5t Dermteien. Gtuboeft
brang Dor GINGER 3ejt in Die @irtbicbaTt
DON George Gbeurcr, SEQ. S53 Glpbourn
Mpe., Elm. @r DoIlfiibrte bort etnen berz
orti9en Sfanbal, OaB i'm Gbeurer a%ufforz
Oerte, bic 8irt6ibaft 5u Derloiien; es fam
gu einem Sample 6pilben 8cibcn, III
beiiem 8erlaui 8u9oeft ietu Wfeiicr ge8en
Gbeurer 3og; ser Iebtere rib Dem 2(ngreifer
0as Wteiier aus Ser 6oub uuO lcgtc cS beute
ais 8cipeiSmotcrioL por. @5 murbe f~ertcr
feft8c1tcGt, baB Gtucboeft Bic groBe S6auz
feniterideibe einidlug unb @la9ipGarerl i'm
@eiammtperth BON $65 3eri9lu9.