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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
ABBREVIATED TELEoRAMs.

j. 2. Lewis, of Alliance. O., who was
Congressman Ikirt's chief manager in the
, campaign of two years ago, has caused a
political sensation by indorsing Coxey as
n congressional candidate and denouncing
Ikirt AS unfaithful.
Archbishop Tache, Roman Catholic, who
| was very prominet in the Canadian north
west. is dead at St. Boniface, opposite
Winnipeg, Man.
Judge Advocate General Lieber, Of the
United States army, says that the presi-
dent has the power to call out the troops
when in his opinion an instruction ex-
lists in state which the state authorities
are not using proper diligence in queil-
ing.
According to the government test 407
, inches of rain fell in fifteen hours in Wich-
tia, kas.
Director Puskett, of the United States
mint Mt Denver, has issued his statement
for the fiscal year, which shows that the
value OF the bullion operated upon was
s, 24o, 0cU, Of which 1000 was silver. This
is gain over last year of 81 $4,000
True bills have been found against Tom
Henderson and c. A johnson, who were
being tried in Greenville, Tex, for swind-
ling the railroad companies by tying
cheap cattle to the tracks and then get
ting large sum after the stock had been
killed.
Sheriff parke. Government Town-Sita
Surveyor William Moorey. w. ]. Shaw
cross and Fred IIoyt are under arrest.
charged with conspiracy in opening the
town of Perry. o. T., last September. The
jury indicted them for alleged crooked
ness in seizing town block in Perry
Mrs. John Montgomery, formerly Miss
Gertie Spcrry. committed suicide at Dan
vile, HIS. by taking poison. Her hus.
band had left her saying he would not re-
turn. She had only been married two
weeks.
William Foster, of Galveston, went to a
hospital to have an ahscess lanced, but the
sight OF the surgeons lance threw him
| into commissions from which he emerged
| deaf and dumb. He then tried to drown
| himself but was prevented.
The Prince of Wales horse. Florizel II
| won the 40 sovereigns race at Ascot.
. Captain Joseph Harrison and Captain
I Clara Whiteman, Salvation Army people,
! were married at New York, the officiating
+, Clergyman" being Mrs. Ballinger Booth.
! The National Sangerfest is in progress
( at Madison Square garden, \. y, and
(; German flags float everywhere on the
I building and in the neighborhood. Ten
| Thousand voices We're in the chorus that
| sung this morning. Last night there was
| torch light procession of 10000 members
! of singing and other societies reviewed by
| prominent state and city officials.
! An Notwithstanding man Eat Hinton,
| W. Va, on the occasion of the passage
through that town Of Representative
| breckenridge en- route to Kentucky, put
| up banner displaying the words, Pro
lection TO American Women" Breckn-
ridge received hearty welcome and the
| banner was torn down.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23

portant legislation. Walsh asked Allen
to name the nun, but Allen wanted a
committee to name him to. Then Hill
came IN.
You talk of relieving the burdens of
the poor" interrupted Hin. "Why did
did you vote against free sugary'
IF that question were asked in q court
room," replied Allen, lit would be called
pcttifogging."
whether it is pettifogging or not,
answer it," said Hill.
The poor cannot live entirely on sugar."
said Allen. "Why talk Of it,'
because il is one Of the necessaries Of
life," said HILL
Alien stated that he had voted for duty
on sugar because Harrison had left .
bankrupt treasury when he left the White
House
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
A Conspiracy Against the Bug.

MANKATo, Mimi, June 23-Professor
Otto Lugger, state entomologist. is in the
city in response to call from the farmers,
and has established an infection box to
propagate the chinch bug disease. A large
number Of farmers brought in live bugs
in cans and bottles. These farmers were
mostly from prairie districts where sandy
soil has favored the Matching out Of the
young bugs in great numbers. AL re-
ported their wheat fields alive with bugs,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
SAW THE CRIME COMMITTED.
Two Girls Make u Serious Charge Against
Cleveland Man.

CLEVELAND, June 23-Ever since Mrs.
Elizabeth Janicki was found on the street
IN the Polish settlement the night of May
&c with her skull crushed the Rev. A. +.
kolaszewski. the Polish priest, has de-
clared that she was murdered because she
revealed to him plots to take his life
Through kolaszewski's efforts two girls,
Francis Glowna and Pauline Witkowski,
said under oath they saw John Lzecki, a
member of st. Sianislaus church. strike
Mrs. Janicki on the head with large
stone, and after she was down repeat the
blow
The sharpest cross.examination failed to
shake their story, and they said that
Lizechi had threatened to Kill them if
they revealed what they knew. The
police arrested LiZecki. lie denied being
the murderer OF Ms. .Ianicki. but said he
was drunk on the night she was assaulted
He was locked up. Lizecki confesses to
having been in the Pittsburg workhouse
for assault and battery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
Expressive Mechanics,

They have a rage for nicknames down
at Marblehead. There are SO many of
them that now n directory is seriously
under consideration. A veteran boat
man whose neither limbs describe almost
circle is given the euphonious appella-
tive of "Ice longs" and answers to it
now among his friends conSenial as read
lily as to his own family pa:rony1nic
Another townsman walking stiiily along
the winding streets with both arms
hanging straight down before him is
hailed as Half Past Six" both hands
down, you know.--Boston journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
Mnlcts the COMPANY for 400.

NEW YORK, June 23.-ln the United
states district court Judge Alfred Z.
Beers, Of Bridgeport, Conn, was given a
decree of S5Op damages against the Ham
burg Steamship company on account Of
his detention at quarantine during the
cholera scare in 1882. He was a passenger.
on the Normannia from Southampton,
and had been assured that no steerage
passengers would be taken. Contrary to
this assurance 800 were shipped and the
cholera broke out on board
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
COmrnonwealers on Trial.

SIDNEY, Neb., June 23-The wealers
were arraigned before Judge Dundy,
charged with stealing an engine from the
Union Pacific at Julesburg. A great
many witnesses were then questioned.
They swore positively rs TO the identity
Of the men. The balance of the common
veal will he tried Immediately afterwards
and will probably take the balance of the
week before their cases are concluded.
There is no question that the Union Pa
cific is determined to resist all efforts of
assisting the Coxeyites out of the coun-
try
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23

killed ut the same time as the mother, and
for the murder Of her own husband. The
defense was insanity. The woman was
sentenced to die by electricity during the
week beginning Aug. G. The condemned
woman showed not the least evidence that
she understood what was going on in the
court room and exhibited, as she has
throughout the entire trial and since her
Imprisonment, an appearance of imbecil-
ity that has impressed many as genuine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
THE FATE OF GEORGE COLGATE,
Cook Of the Carlin Hunting Party, NIads
Certain.


MissoULA. Mont, June 23-The expedi-
tion which left Missoula May q in search
Of the body Of George Colgate, cook to the
Carlin party, and iwho was abandoned by
that party last fall in the Big Clear Water
country, one of the widest forests in North
America, has just returned. The body of
Colgate was not found but sufficient evil
dence discovered to justify the conclusion
that he is dead. Part of his clothes was
found and also the blankets which had
been left for him.
The statement furnished by Ben Kelley,
n member Of the Carlin party, have been
proven false by this expedition Kelley
claimed that the Abandonment of Colgate
was wholly unnecessary and due to young
Carlin. A dispassionate investigation was
made by this expedition, and it is plainly
evident that 1t was miracle that any Of
the members Of the Carlin party came out
alive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
DIES BY LIGHTNING
New York Female Fiend for the
Electric Chair.
LIZZIE HALLIDAY, THE MURDEREss

Her Crimes Are Many and the Insanity
Flea Proves Unavailirg In Her Case
Two Girls Reveal the Facts in q Clcve-
land KilIiaG In which a Woman Was
the Victim and a Church Row the Cause
Criminal Notes.
MONTICELLO. n. Y, June % Mrs Liz
zie Halliday. who has been on trial here
for several days, charged with the killing
Of Mrs. Susan J. McQuillan, was found
guilty of murder There were pending
against her indictments for the murder of
Mrs. McQuillan's daughter, whom she
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23

PITTsBURG, June 23.-The police author
tiles Of Allegheny did not interfere in the
slightest with the Randall army on its
march through the streets. Chief Muir
ply had announced earlier that the
parade would not be allowed. The reason
for the authorities sudden change Of front
u not made public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
On q Pilgrimage for Silver,

PIERRE. 5. D., June 23.-Hogan's "brig-
AIDE" under command Of Captain" Ed
wards, has arrived here. 1t had heard of
the preparations and was peaceably in
C lined. The citizens gave them two days
provisions. Edwards said the army was
composed Of unemployed silver miners 60
ing to Washington in the interest of silver
legislation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
Voted to sink the Union.

DECATUR, Ills, June 23-The Miners
usion voted TO return to work a individ-
usss. The company has employed $50
men. The officers Of the company refuse
to say what the men are to get, and this
gives color to the report that when they
come to work the men will be told that
the scale Is cents . ton less than before
the strike.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23

NEW YORK. June .3.-An unknown man
leaped from the Brooklyn bridge and
ended his life. His body sank out of
sight before those who saw it fall into the
water could realz. what had happened.
The man is described as being about 90
years Of nge, medium height aud wearing
spectacles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
HANGING at Columbus. q.

COLUMBUS, June 23.-William W haley,
colored, aged 10, was hanged in the peni-
Tertiary annex for the murder of Allen
Wilson i'll Greene county. Whaley went
through the trap at LII and lite was pro-
nounced extinct in sixteen minutes,
death being from strangulati on. Whaley
met his fate without the least sign of
NERVOUSNESS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
Stabbed His Bookkeeper.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Dr. c. +. Simmons
president Of the Simmons Medicine COM
pany and superintendent of the Centenary
NJ. +. Sunday school. the largest in the
city, in quarrel with his bookkeeper,
John McBain, stabbed the latter over the
heart, inhicting wound which will prove
fatal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
The MIssouri's Prank with . bridge.

ST. JOSEPH. June 23.-Railroad officials
here are Of the opinion that the bridge
across the Missouri river at Atchison will
have to be abandoned before the summer .
Ii over, for the bridge will soon be in the
middle Of the river. a. the land at this end
will have bsen eaten away,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23

Il began to suffer from the effects
of chronic catarrh and lung trouble"
said Mr.. Huber. who is employed by
the Rock Island Lumber company
last fall / had to give up work.
Physicians whom ] consulted told me
that there was no help for me. They
''Not satisfied with their opinion.
decided to consult specialists. My
interview with Drs. Stackhouse and
Daniel marks the turning point in
my career. for l verify believe that
these physicians saved my life. l
learned from them that the climate
of Rock Island is good enough to
live in. began TO feel improve
ment from the beginning OF their
treatment. | am still gaining in
strength and weight every day.
and now do as much work as ever.
In fact ! feel better than | have for
three or four years. and am positive
that the Stackhouse 4 Daniel system
OF treatment cannot be eXcelled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
The LOcsi Markets.
nDA.~ D1~


GRAIN, ETC.
Wheat-eOc
Corn-45c.
OAte-5Oc.
Hay-T,mnthy, ST.; upland, $40: Wild. Is.
siouSh 360S7; balso. y7.501Ss.
StfAW-S6.
PRODUCE.
Butter-Pair to choice, I35 TIC; creamsry. IL.
Hggs-Breeh. &C.
Poultry-spring chickens, large, 81 40 per
dozen.
FRUrr AND vEGETABLEs
Potatoes 90c.
Opione-S1 per I'm
Raspberries = Black, s. GO; red "a a case
therries-e2 o. per bushcl.
Currants-S2 so a case.
Goo-eberries-S2 50 a case.
Strawberries-S2. 80 a Case.
LIVE STOCK.
Caftle-Butchefs pay for c,rn fod stecrs
414hc; cows and hsifeis. 2Ml3kc calves
404hc.
Hogs-4xc05c.
sheep-4Ot5c
Spring lamb. - 50041 head
Ooal-6oft, 10c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
10 CHARGE UNLESS CURED,
Notice to Stockholders.

To the stockholders OF the Home Building and
Loan assO iation OF Rock Island:
Notice IL hereby g Ven that the ann ual meeting
Of The stockholders Of said association will be-
held on Thursday. June 70, at 7:3i q. M. at The
Office Of said association 10 the city Of Rock EEL
and. BENRY CARsE Preeident
X. A. DONALDSON, Sec.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial.

NEW y ORR, June -
Money On call easy Offered al per cent
Prime mercantile paper -34G+ls per cent; ster-
linz exchange firm with actual business in
bankers bits 4>si4 for demand and 4S1ls
for sixty days: posted rates 4sSis1iaa. Com
mercial bills ASIA.
Silver certificates 6 lr65; no sales; bar silver
f2ii- Mexican dollars 5liSc.
United States bonds IS regular, Ii.s.@
1l6, do IS coupons, lis; do. A. regular. 1888:
a. coupons. li4ia; do. rs. % old; Pacific
G's OF 81, lt9ls bid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
mo HELP FOR HUBER"
Said the Doctor who Advised Him to
Try the Climate of Florida.

Ii is an interesting story that Mr..
Frederick Huber, of No. 1921 Forty
second street. Rock Island, tells Of
his illness. treatment and cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23

CHICAGO, June ~
Live Stock-Prices ut the Union Stock
Yards TO-DAY ranged rs follows: Hogs-Esti-
mated receipts for the day 1880: snl,s ranged
at SI.2ofJi.D pigs. Si1iGi.9j light, Si.God4. -
rough packing. SL'aG5.o5 Mixed and s4.e01
5.l5 heavy packing and shipping lots
Cattie-Iseceipts for the day 900: quota
tions ranged at Si.ijG490 choice to extra
shipping steers, S4.loGiD good to choice do
s3. .J.t4.oO fair to good, Sj.4tdS9l common to
mcoium do. silUoi.s0 butchers steers, Sa.Gob
d4O stockers- S33G3.s5 feeders Sl25IG
:.9j COWS, c..6aL3.dU hcifers. Sl.15G3.S) bulls.
S2.5lG3.15 Texas steers am S2.5Dd4.,J veal
calves.
Sheep and La,nhs-Receipts for the day.
4,oH prices ranged at S2,OJG35o western.
sl."'g.iD Texans Sl.j0a3.S5 natives, aud g. 81
lL4.9U lambs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-23
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, June -.
Following were the quotations on the
Hoard of Ira lie today: Whcat-June opened
5ieec, closed des4c; July, opened 5as;c closed
5'lsc; september. opened 5llac, closed B.ssc.
Corn-June opened It, closed 4Izst.: July.
opened Is4c. closed Al sc; September. opened
i214c, closed 4lesc. Oats-June, opened 45c.
closed i5c; July, opened Ale closed .ga,c:
September, opened 3ll4c. closed Sic. Pork
June. opened -, closed s.; July. openea
SEA, closed Sl2..0; September, opened
sla5, closed SE.Go. Lard July, opened
S6.12ls. closed 500.
Produce: Buttcr-Fancy separator I'm
l1ls per Id; fancy dairy, 1itsal5c: packing
stock, 9|.0llc. Esss-i0'aUlcp per tioz. Live
poultry-Chickens 6lac per 10: spring chick
ems E-''seylsc; duck, sGs'sc; turkeys. Gdsc;
geese. s3Uc1i.0 per doz. Potatoes-Bur-
banks. @G9'c per bu.; Hebrons s5T,9Ic: mixed
stock Stt.Jc; new POTATOES, Sl.5Na2 - per Dbl.
Strawberries, .oc y Si.jO per l6-qt case Honey
White clover. lib sections. IIi.,llal.c uer
h.; broken comb lOllic; dark comb. good
condition. l0nl0Iac: strain d California 5a.c.
, 1894-09-25
Gin inferefianter Qro1es.

G0r 3ticbter Gptng g~elanGte 9eltern Ger
BrD5eB gSeif gegen 6tB gum AufruI, m
ipclC6cm emma gSeif ibren 2tn1prltcD an
einen 2lnt5eiG all cineln G'run0et8&ittgurnS
compier i'm 0ertbe BON 500, 900 III Soutb
Chicago geltcuo macbt, Den 0rdI yuma
2lme5 6iB fir it1 aIetn beanlprlDI.
Syn Sabre 1879 itarb in Baltimore Der
8iicbof 2(meS, ber inter Den NnD9n9ern
Der Wtet6ooiitiicBcn @ptScopolttrc1c III
arpBen 9(n1e6en italb. 9aS Geltdntent pes
8tichoTs 6racbte aber 1elnen SereDrer1
orofe fte6errai6uugen. Der frortme DtGltll
hattie etnen geiitcstranfen SODt IND ettc
tiIlf(oIe Socbter BET Der 8erflgIr9 uber
ieiren Quf $500, 900 betpertbetelG JtacblaB
o6u3licb ausgei9loiien un6 ietlle 9an5e0abe
ietl1er ner6etrat9eten Goc5ter, 6rau NHra
6iB nermacbt.
Gbparb Q(mes, BET Sobn 6eS 8tlcbofS,
mar Sfftsier in Der 8unDe5drntee, pHroe
aber auf etnem &rieg53uge ge8en Die Snz
bianer 6as Spier zines Snnner1ttcbS, oet
fir i'm 10 ible Solgen bate, DAP CT lcplteBz
Ltch in et1em SrreltaiDL untergebracbt tper@
BEN muBte, no CT baL0 nad5 Dem &ooe lelz
ncs 8aters ftarb. Setne Satin mar
oeitorbelt, ais iie einem &in6e baS Gebeu
qeae6en Bate. emma lit Die &ld9ertn III
6em gro5eiie, Der geitern Dor 9ftcbter @ptng
sum Qufruf 9elangte.
emma, bic nit Otto g8eif Derbeirat6st
if, wurbe bereitS friiber our6 bteOfarDlanOeF
@eric6te Sen t9r nac5 benz @eieb 5ufommen7
BEN Qntbeil bon Dem 9tad6Gaiie i6res @rOB7
Oaters 5useiprocben. Sn3piicben lit a6sr
Q0uru 9[meS, bic tnDali0e So6ter oeS
8il6ofs, ibre Gonte geitorben, urtO IN
ben gegenpGrtig ~~per6anpeIten 8ro3elie
iuc6t 6r0u QScif 5u ben ibr burob ben SOB
i6rer Gante nocb Sufommenben 2lntbeiL
BON Dem ~9tac6laiie tbreS @%rOBoaters 5u 8es
Iangen.
, 1894-09-25
RIeine I1ad1ridhten.

- Die 6errcn SO. @. Wfarmeu (Gngz
lGt0er), George S. @. Sone5 (GanaOicr)
unO q. 0oroon WlurraD (Sc6ottlGnoer),
baben einen 2tuiruf an Sic bieiigen Gn9z
Timber, ScbottIdnoer, @auaoier, iIberbaupt
OIL ibre eugtil6iprccbenoe StammeSgenoiz
len, nit 2tuSnabme Der Srl1noer, e|rlalleu,
III tpeldbcn tic bcrDorbcben, boB 100000
Ber1onen engltlc6er @eburt ODER Qlbitaln=
mung in Gbica9o mobnen un0 baB e5 fjr
Oielelben notbmen0ig lei, iic6 5uiar1mcn7
5ui9IicBen I'M ibren GiufluB in Der 8oli-
tit geltenO Su macbcr. 81 6jeiem 3Det
lou 3eltte Qben0 I'M 0ran0 Yaciftc i9otel
etne 8elpredun8 i%t0ttftnoen.
- Gor benz Htc6ter &eriten eric5icnen
Deute Wtorgen fOlgenOe SniaIien be5 6auie5
Jto. 189 9ScuS StraBe: emma Scbnei6er,
Daniel Senlsm, 0enrO Treu, s. Is. Torbc5,
Gmma Senler, &tttie &linfmdEu, 9toie
SEMEN uno Ottu1ric Robiuion. Die beiocn
Yolt6ilten, s0eIc6e baS 6au5 ausgebobeu
batten, bc9dupteten, DaB eS Elm perrufencS
tO0re. GmmO S9neibeg Die W}ietberin
0cS 6arle5, ertpirftc einen guflduh bis
gum 4. October, I'M 3eugen beibrtngcn SIT
f%Dnnen, 0aB ibre 8erfolguug ell 9tacbez
act lei.
- Sin Dilbgetpor6ener Stier, pelcbcr
am Sontta8 nit elmer 2a6ung &ieb aus
&eraS an9etommen mar, CAB geItern Ser
3 O(iSei &eranlaliung SIT elmer beiBen uno
ldl8cu SagO. Gr belucbte Hae6einau0er Sic
&tebD0fe, 606e 8art, GltgteDooo, 5000
latun lnO 28in0lOr Rarf, bis er i~c9lieBIitb
III Der leBteren Ortibait bon ciney 2ln5abl
Polt8iften, Die it6 in eiuem 9atrolmugelt
anf ieine &erfOI9ung begeben Datten, en-
ic9oiien murbe.
, 1894-09-25
ShIehter Oanfh.

Sin iebr b6ie Grfabrung bat G6arles
6auiel 8emacbt, Ser iriiber Better 6e5
oretIt0fi8en 6auic3 go. $50 9apton Cir.
mar, bolIelbe> 9e8en cine 6arm in Soma
eintauic9te u1o itb beute al Die @ericbte
gepenbet bat, bomit Ser 6anoel, bel mel
bem CT furcbtbor itber'8 Sbr ge6auen
lpltroe, ritdgGngig gemacAt ptr6. Gbarle5
8riQon betBt Der Mann, tpelc6er, nadt
6aulel'5 0ariteQung, i'm iibcrreoete, ieir
6auS gegen 8riIotp'S Tarm in SaGjrn
@ountD, So, SIT oertauic5en. Obne iid
Die 6arm an5nieben, ging 6ariel ouf Sen
0anoel Elm, ais Ell a6er on Ort un6 Steut
G%nfaHi, fonnte ct leineu 2lu9cn nicbt trQucr1.
Die ibm ais fruht6ar ditgeprieienen Seloel
maren nit fet1t8en 6it9elu beOedt, oos
6arn1bau5 mar cine elenOe 6jttte, Gieb nal
nidt Dorbanben un0 sic meni8cn 6elo5
gerGtbe iDareu uubraIcbbar.
Inter lolcbcn ltmitGnben belt c5 6an1e.
fir 9erdtben, iOfort 8cbrt SIT mQcben uno
nacb &6icago 5~uritd5ufebren. Gr fano
baB 8riCpn bereitS cine 6Opot0et Del
$500 auf boS @ou5 oufgenpmmen Uni
leBtere5 bann fir ipeiterc $3.50 in 8aa.
D~erfouft bate. 0o5 @ertCbt miro lest 9e
betcn, ben gan3eu 9an6et riidgdugig 81
macbeI,
, 1894-09-25
Cine fehr rihti9e uno beaersi9ens.
merthe 2lniiht.

6rdnf &c 8etc un0 Sieoe Courtney, bit
Stpei 13idbr:gen Ginbre9er unO 0iebe, iibe>
Derer 6tloent9atcn mir pieberDolt SIT be,
ri9ten @elegenbcit 6atten, ipuroen bsut(
bon Gid6ter Gberbarbt benz 2lgettcn oer
2lto & 8iitlattonS Society SUIT lteberfitbz
rung nab6eebanbile ilbergebeH. 9er 2tgent
ipeigerte itcD anfang5, Die 8uricbeu, Bic er
ais 0urcbtrtebene 9iebe fannie, fiir Die
SeebanDilcr SnouitriezS c1ula 81 ibernebz
men, neil ite BON bort aus 3u letdbt iDeggez
bolt tper0cn uno eHtfommen fonnten.
Gr t0eilte Dem 9tic6ter nit, 0aB 8et0e
mlnoe1tenS flint DIAL pom GountDribter
nab Ser g%enannten S6ule %geian0t, aber
MACH tdum iecbS 9Socben bon ;6ren reip.
Ntllttert inter Dem 8eripre5en Der 8eiiez
rung berousge6olt norocn mGre1, cine
nO9malige 8erien6ung ba6iu oemnadb
5iDedloS ietn niirDe. Oo6 Gtcbter Gberz
bar6t blteb bel ietner Gntlbeibung lteben.
ST be8ritn0ete Tie nit benz 6jnfpet5 auf Die
2lngrtffe, benen ct fettcnS g%epiiier p6ilanz
trOpiiD GU angebaucbter 9omen, bon bic
len beeinfluBten engltlcben 3eitungen unO
Gtcbter Der StaatSgericbte auSgeieBt nor
ben ipar, tDenn CT jugeuolic5e 8er6ret9er
na9 Der 8ribepeI ODER bent GountQgez
fQngniB 9eionot bdtte.
p8enn Sic GOuntpribter" iagte er, rOie
8uridbcn ntcbt nGebr nab SecbonuiQe ooer
0lcnpooO ien6sn polen, 10 m0ge ct (6err
ScalcS) Bic 8erantportung bafIr iberz
nebmcn, ct (@6erbar6) poue iolcbe Oies
6ticbe 8uriben ni6t i"troffrct ~entlaIien.
9teie 8btlontropen iouten onitatt gu
trtttiiren, oOcb bafiir iorgen, 6aB baS reicbc
Chicago cine mtrflibe 8eiierun9Sanitalt
(etn Wtitteloin8 5miidben Snbuitries unb
Jteformibule) erbalte unb 6anu mirben
Die GOli3eiri9ter alcb miiien, pObtn ie
il8enolicbe &erbrecber, Die no9 9~ebeiiert
tperoen f0nnten, 3u ienben 6Gtten."
, 1894-09-25
StdotiIbes.
Gin itolteniider 11leHerbel0 nob
boieI Gilbert oeianot.

Qlm 2. September geriet6en in benz Saz
loon bon @eOrgtO Spin9aIo an @tping
Str, bic beiben StaIiener SalDatore Maio
un6 Stepbauo Bambrigo matchmaker beiu1
&arteniptel in Streit. Der Q8trt6 tpieS,
alS Der Streit INNER iblimmer tplroe,
8ei6e aus Ocm Saloon biltouS. 0ocb baz
nit bate er sic 8eiOel 0urc9altS nocb nic9t
berltbigt. 9enn auf ser StraBe tpuroe Oas
3anfen unb Seifen tpieoer fort9eiebt, unD
BON OtaiO 0aOur1 gu @noe gcbracbt, baB
CT ieinem @egner nit einen Gaiirmeiier
cine 9 3oQ LANCE unO ( 3ol ttefe Sbnittz
tpun0e in Der linten Seite bai6radte. Srl
betpuBtIolem 3uitanoe tpurOc 8ambrigo
oamaGS naB Dem County 6oipitaL gez
bracbt, unb bort lag er bis geitern oarntez
Der. QllS er beutc Dem &i1ter Gberbarbt
ais 3elge pDr8efiibrt purbe, lab man ibn1
Die burdb8ema4te ibpere &ranf6eit nod
iebr gut an. Nab Observation-Disclosures
Bodybuilding murOe W}aiO unter $1,000
8ir8idaft benz Grimiualgeri9t iiberz
tpteIen.
, 1894-09-25
111tt $50 oapon0efomnteu.

Sobn WeDer, pcl6er am 3. september
Ben iungen 6. 8arrD al 0er 2incoln 9lpe.
nieoer8ei9lagen bate, fam beute Morgen
Dor 9tidbter &crlten nit $50 Strafe baDon.
WleDer ulto Barry beparbcn iic9 nm bic
@unit Ser $40. 731 2arrabee Ctr. luo6nen=
ben Nnnic g%8aBnlann, WteDer fiiblte ftcb
Slritfgelebt uno icblug 8arr0 nte6er.
9ieicr brab BEL Dem StHr5e auf ben Sci
tenUe8 ben redteu oc6eu.
acknowledgement belt 9tic6ter Reriten
ben Nngreifcr O2eper nic1t Derantportlidb
titr ben Stur3 oeS 2tnge9rtifenen.