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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28
Weddings.

PAOLI. Feb. -Special.-Married, at
the residence of the brides parents in
this place. on Wednesday. 21st inst, at
o'clock p. m. Mr.. g. G. Warren and
Miss Emma Thomas, the Rev. Scott Rs-
der officiating The happy event re-
corded above took place in the presence
Of a large number Of invited guests,
friends of the families and associates Of
the groom and his fair bride. Miss
Maude Sherrod presided at the piano,
and her rendition of the Wedding
March" was superb and a fitting pre-
lude to the happy and interesting cere-
mony that started another matrimonial
bark. freighted with love and bright
anticipations for the future, down the
stream Of life. The groom is one Of the
best known and most popular young
merchants. He has been one of the
leading teachers In the public schools
and in 1890 was the democratic nominee
for clerk of this county. but was de-
feated. with the balance Of his ticket,
by a small vote. The bride is the
daughter Of G. w. Thomas, one of the
leading merchants and democratic ex-
treasurer OF the county. She is an in
telHgent and very popular lady.
NOBLESVILLE. Feb. 22.-Special.-
James X Bradley Of Broad Ripple and
Miss Maude NJ. Hedland of indianapolis
came to this city yesterday and were
married In the afternoon al the eVangel-
ical church parsonage. the Rev. II. r..
Overmyer officiating. Both are estima-
Bile young people. The supposition pre-
vailed here that they had eloped but 1t
was impossible to ascertain the truth
as the contracting parties were non-com-
initial.
CfREENCASTLE. Feb 23-Special.-
James Edwards and Miss Daisy Prather.
both Of Putnam county. were married
this afternoon AZ the residence OF MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph stewart in this city.
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A Horse Thief Arrested.

MANSFIELD, O., Feb. 23.-Otto Fink,
a celebrated horse thief. was convicted
last night of stealing J. c. Laser's horse.
Fink lives at Roam. Ind. and il is al
legged that he has stolen 200 horses in the
last five years He has already served
two terms in the penitentiary
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BeasIey Not Gui.ty.

MARION, Feb. 2O.-Specal.-The case
of the state of Indiana against Morgan
Beasley for the shooting of Mcmillan
went To the jury this afternoon. and it
took but a few minutes for them TO
return a verdict OF mot guilty" The
cause of the shooting was at first
wrapped in mystery but Mrs. Beasley's
testimony as to the attempts of McAIiI-
Ian TO outrage her had its effect upon
the jury and resulted in the acQuittai of
l,a,- nd
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Mhnt Shocked HnnoNer.

MADISON, Feb. 23.-speSial.-The stu
dents of Hanover college celebrated
washington's birthday by hanging 'Old
Nancy" the college skeleton, used in the
study of physiology for many years,
upon a tree near the residence of the
Rev Mr.. Moore, the presbyterian min
lister.
The deniZens of the quiet old town
were greatly shocked this morning at
the sight.
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Il Die Dnmngc Sud.

HUNTINGTON, Feb ESPECIALLY
big damage suit was filed today by Will
lam Auer. He alleges that John ".
Grace and wife alienated the affections
Of his wife and caused her To leave him.
Mrs Grace is the mother of Mrs. Auer.
The injured husband wants $50 000
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While They Went TO - PARTY.

MARION. Feb. -Special.-While
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcintyre were at
tending a party last night burglars
forced an entrance into their house and
completely ransacked it. When they re-
turned home everything was topsy-turvy
and it did not take long to learn that
all they possessed in the way of jew
elry and silverware had been taken. Six
dresses and also other articles of cloth
ing were missing.
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4 Rig snnw Storm

SEYMOUR. Feb. 25.-The heaviest
snow storm of the season, accompanied
by a strong wind, has been raging here
since noon. Southwestern Indiana is Gov
cred to the depth of four inches and
there are no indications of cessation.
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restaurant Of y ID. Hull q Son. The
young man confessed To the crime and
will be held To await the action Of the
court. Most of the confectionery. which
was Of a fine variety. was presented TO
his sweetheart Miss Nellie Patton
Young Wheeler claims that his father
drives a patrol wagon in the state
capital.
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Found Frozen to Death.

RICHMOND, Feb. 2O-Special-
Thomas Watt. a farmer southwest OF
this city. was found frozen To death to-
day on the bank of Greensboro. on his
way home he had accidentally fallen
into the water and had died from the
effects
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ECKERTY. Feb 20 Special-There
was fox drive In this county yesterday
in which fully 1000 people participated.
The center vas at Pilot Knob with n
radius OF two and one-half miles But
four foxes. about nifty rabbits and three
pole-cats were corralcd. The pole-cats
made Themselves most remarkable.
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CAL ARMSTRONG GIVES UP.
HE SENDS FOR THE SHERIFF. OF
HOWARD COUNTY.

The Delivery Made at the Palmer
House, ChicagO-Hc Then Goes to
the Penitentinry Other Indiana
News-Hickman's had Break ut Box
1cytOwn-An Important Decision En-
pected from Judge GiIIette-A sus-
pected Murder ut BIuGton-Recent
Democratic Meetings.
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Gold In WANG.

RICHMOND, Feb. 1.-Special.-The
people Of Hagerstown are much inter-
ested today in the alleged discovery of
gold at that place. A sparkling materi-
al. which the finders claim 10 be gold,
has been found near there. and a COM
parry will be formed 10 continue the in
vestigation. From the particles discov-
cred they claim that the yield will be
an exceedingly paying one.
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scIIing Disensed Chickens.

WINAAIAC, Feb. A.-The grand jury
returned an indictment against L. u.
Huzenga, a German farmer living near
here, for selling chickens dressed after
having died from cholera He was
promptly arrested and placed in Jail 10
await trial
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HORRIBLY BURNED.
Mrs. 4. II. Good of Selma Nearly Loses
Her Life.

MUNCIE. Feb. 26-Special.-Th wife
of DR.. A. II. Good at Selma was horribly
burned at her home today by an explo-
sion OF natural gas.
Gas is used to operate a pump at the
house and a small furnace was used 70
prevent the pump from freezing. Mrs.
Good recklessly turned on the gas with
out properly arranging the furnace and
an explosion followed. Her face was
badly burned and her hair burned off.
Both arms presented a frightful specta-
Gle. being nearly cooked.
Her recovery is very doubtful.
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Among the participants was the Hon.
John j. Brett of Washington. y. G., who
IS candidate for reelection 10 congress.
Mr.. Bretzs career in congress has been
very satisfactory to his Crawford con-
stituents. and II he is defeated i'm his
second race it is only because his con-
stituents are not educated UP to the
standard
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=. ZINkRIEGEI..
PHILIP ZOENHER,
II. ] GEORGE.

T0-wit: We. the democrats OF Tell
City Ind. and vicinity. assembled for
the purpose of considering the tariff leg
iSiatiOn now before the senate of the
United States and the effect Of such leg
lslation. past. present and future. and
IL compliance with the requests of the
senate finance committee as per circulars
OF inquiry seEt out. declare:
!. That we fully understand what we
voted for in 1892 and are now, as then.
heartily in sympathy with the declara-
lions OF the Chicago platform and de-
sirCus that the pledges Of said platform
be kept To- the fullest possible extent.
hence we heartily indorse the Wilson
bin a step ia the right direction.
>. We earnestly request our senator's
10 vote and work for the adoption of the
Wilson bill without changes. unless such
changes be an approach nearer TO the
sentiments expressed in the PLATFORM
and.
Whereas. The business condition Of the
country demands action; therefore, be IL
Resolved. That all delay be avoided
and no Unnecessary time BE- lost. and
whatever the result of the delibera tons
on this subject by your honorable body
may be- let il be speedily tOld-yOte
.. Tha. we believe all deficiencies i'm the
revenu she ld b. made up By an income
tax, a. this vii! place small burden
upon those who are able 70 bear il. and
relieve part Of the heavy burdens which
have so long been resting on the labor
ing men of our country.
g. That the committee on resolutions
be instructed To formulate and draft an
swers as expressed in the meeting 10
the Letters OF Inquiry sent out by
the senate finance committee, which are
hereto appended.
Manufacturers Answer.
Reply to circular letter Of committee on
finance. United States senate.
Tell City is a manufacturing city OF
.. 500 inhabitants. having thirty different
manufacturing establishments with an
estimated annual output Of from $500, 900
20 100000. all Of which have been in
fun operation during the year 1893 and
since. Many OF them are doing a larger
business than during the previous year.
There is not an idle man in this city.
only one Of the number Of factories in
this city can be Classed as among those
favored BY a protective tariff and since
the 1st day OF last December II has been
working night and day. The principal
reason assigned for our prosperity is the
Southwest. a section Of the country not
favored BY n protective tariff and hence
not materially affected By the late crisis.
which demonstrates that free trade Is
the boon OF business stability and gen
eral progress.
WorIsfnEmeB-s Reply.
Since experience has demonstrated that
protective tariffs do not raise or even
maintain wages. therefore we can only
be helped by Tightening our burdens on
tho cost or articles IF consumption. hence
re are Tor a tariff for revenue only.
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stole Cnnd, Tor His sweetheart.

NoBLESVILLE. Feb. 25.-Special.-
Charles Wheeler colored. OF 364 w.
North-st. indianapolis. was arrested in
this city last night by Officer Barnett.
charged with stealing quantity OF
candy and cigars from the hotel and
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Heir 60 n Large Fortune.

LOGANSPORT. Feb 2-Special-Mi-
chaeI J. Falbush of this city has fallen
heir to 900 by the death Of his uncle
Ferdinand Leopold Falbush Of Berlin
GERMANY
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wild Cat Killed Near winamnc.

WINAAIAC, Feb. 24-Charles Kettiner
killed two wild cats today. For two
years past over one hundred sheep have
been killed by them.
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SEVEN OF NINE ARE DEAD.
THE ILI-FATED KBUEGER FAMILY
OF MICHIGAN CITY.

One Month ago Nine Persons Ate
PIcntifuIIy Of Half-COOlSed Pig
Diseased with Trichinae-SeVen of
Them Are Dcad-Ihc O1her TWO
Not Expected To Live-One Of the
SaddeSt Affairs Thai Ever Occurred
i'm Indiana.
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HAMMOND, Feb. 26.-Leonard Broth
ers' steam brick mill will begin opera
tons April p Between four and five
hundred men and boys viii be employed.
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bly, reach $4,000. Two men who were
STAYING i'm the wharf boat wore burned
slightly i'm escaping. The fire was caused
bv sparks from the warehouse chimney.
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BoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
For the Tired Drain

from ovcr-exertion. Try it.
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TO THE INDIANA SENATOR'S.
Action Taken by the Democrats of
Tell Cify Saturday.

TELL CITY, Feb. 26.-Special.-The
following has been handed TO The SEN
tinel correspondent for publication:
To the Hons d. ". VOORHEES, and David
Turpie United States senate, Washing
ton. d. G:
Conference.-The undersigned commit
tee has the honor of presenting TO YOU
the proceedings Of a meeting held this
2fth day OF February, 1894.
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worIsinxmen's Reply.

Since experience has demonstrated that
protective tariffs do not raise or even
maintain wages. therefore we can only
be helped by tightening our burdens on
tho cost Of articles IF consumption hence
re are Tor a tariff for revenue only.
, 1894-02-03

abenbbIatt Oer 81. @taatsstg. l Gent
, 1894-02-03
Qrauriaes ShidfaI.

unter ben trGurt9iten 8er6Gltniiien itarb
8e1tern Srau st. s.. 8ro9oin III benz an Del
@Ge Der %, StroBc unD Snoiona Npenut
9ele9enen 0lenarm56 otel, nab0em Ite nun
etntge Stunoen Dorber t6ren So6n in Holez
blu 31 @robe getragen bate. sic mar So
Sabre alt. Wdbrenb Der 8eltauslteuungSs
5ett unter6ielt lte i'm 6auie geo. 2731
Sn0tana 2lDenIe Elm &oltbauS, 0aS Qber,
0a ie ab1olut fein 0erftGn6ntB fir 6i(
Sa6e bate unb bic W2tetbe, bic tic Sa6len
muBte, ie6r bob mar, i6lieBLic6 tbre gam
gen WtttteL auf3ebrte. DIS Dann Dor etlpo
8tpet Wtonaten tbr So6n itarb, 3og ite nit
tbrcr Socbter ms 0lcnarmz6 ote(. Sic
mar aber 10 arm, 6aB ite tbrel1 Sooten niCbt
beitattcn f%onnte, lDnoern in Der SoDfen=
TANNER unterbrtngen laiien uluBtc, bis Bic
2e6enSDcrii6erung, Die er i0r binterlalien
bate, f0uig mar. 0or etnt9en Sagen
enolt6 mur0e tbr ser 8etrog 6erIclben 3lz
8elteQt uno g~eitern mo9nte iie nit i6rer
Soc9ter Der 8eer6i9ung beS Sobnes BET.
Gin lctnem @robe ilbermannte lie Der
Sc6mer3 un6 in bcipuBtloiem 53uiton6e
muroe ite n06 benz Sotel 5uriifge6racbt,
tpo tie naD meni9en Stun6en ueribieD
po6ri3cinltcb ami 6er3iblage, mte Doctor
&rltSmart bon go. 2729 Wttcbigan Q(penue
bcitGttgte, Der bic l~1ntcrlubung ibrer 2etc6e
ienO6 einem @nroncr iiberlaiien mil. Nud
ite DtnterlGBt fir ibrc 3obter eine 2ebenSz
oerit3erung. 0aS arme Wtd6cben lit aBc1
auem @nibetue nab lun9enlei0cn6, in
Sol9e ociien tie pabri9cinli6 uur einC
tur3e Sebe1strtlt Dor iicb bat.
, 1894-02-03
5rau SoY's traurt9e Sage.
Sie miro thren 6otten auf S6eioun9 Don
Gtfh uno Sett perfla9en.

9u5 Trau NnbreD Sop i'm g ro3eIie geger
Gan Gougblt1 ibre lblper gc9en Sen Qlnz
9efIa8ten in Die gSaa9e faIenben NuSiager
gemacbt bate, bate t0r @atte tie befatntz
Itcb uerlaiicn. Sett jener a3eit lift eS ibr
iebr lBtDer g~cpeien, Sen l1nterbalt fIr itc6
un0 tbre iteben &inoer, bon Denen oaS
jtngite crit 16 Wtonate aI5 lit, gu ertperben.
Gor etntger 3eit lpurbe Trau SOP gu Sem
lO3 frant, un0 baburc5 gerietb bic 6amilte
in bittere gfotb, Grocer uno SblGcbter,
bel belen Srau SOP Naare1 auf Grebit
genommen bate, meigcrten itc6, i6c peiter
5l bergen, unb nur Die tperft6Gtige !6ilfe
tbrer 6reUnoe rettete Die San1ilte pom Ser
Dul1gcrl.
Wtebrcre beroorra9en6e Oamen Ser gfor6z
iette Raben iicb porlGufig Der Talntlie an
genomnen uno ite nit Den n0tbigitcn
gcbensbeolrfniiien auS9eitattet. Sene
0anten ftno aber ber Nnii9t, 6aB IS SOUS
Bltdt iel, ietne Samilie Su untcrititBeu.
8or eintgen Sagen wut0e ser Trqler>
S9uBperetn auf Die Tamtlie SOP aufmerf5
tam 0ernacbt. 0teler 8eretn miro es Dor>
ausltcbtlt6 Deranlaiien, Dab Qln0retD SOP
%9ejtpunGen tDeroen tpirb, fit ben l1nterbalt
1etner Samtlte 5u lOrgen. 9ie 0ereiniz
gung tptrD 6rau SOB in i6rer aGa9e gcael1
tbren @0tten auf Sheioung BON Iti6 unb
8ett unteritiiben. Die Scbeioungsflage
iptro eingereicbt tOer6en, iobatO 6rau SOU
1tb bon tbrer &ranfbeit erboIt BADEN miro.
SOB ite6t befannllicb in 0ieniten Der
Staot ais 9tufieDer bel ben Nrbetten I'M
Gnnnel an ber 81, StraBe unD per6tent So
tGgltcb.
gta9 6em nepen 6trafgeIeB lit SOP
llbrt9enS tpegen &erna9laliigun9 ieiner
Samilie i%trafbar. 9oS i'm lebten Su(t a1z
9enonmel1e @eieB beiagt, 6aB Elm Wann,
Der ietne Satin unb 6inber ur1ter ~ Sab
rem i'm StiAe lGBt, cine Strafe BON $500
bis 5000, be3tp. etne @efdn8niBitrofe BON
Elm bis 8tp0lf Monaten, o0er @eloz uno
@efangniBitrafe 5u9Iei9 gu geipartigen
babe.
6rou SOB pO9nt nod in 338 g, 6ranlinz
ftraBe.
, 1894-02-03
Sdaumber9.Shtn0ler's DoIfstbea=
tor

Sen 8elubern BON so iGler's Sale
itebt fit morgen Q(benb Elm beionoerer
@enuB beoor. Die beltebte 9trectrice 6rat
Warie S6oumberg tptrb nGmli6 an ienent
Qlbenbe ibre 8enefi3 @8oriteuung geben unb
bat ba3u Bic 9roBe 8oiie Ser toue Q8enz
gel" auSertpGblt. Die 8ciebung Der No[z
len lit cine auBergetp06nli9 quite. Die
!6auptrolen befinben iib in Ben t6drl6en
Der Domen Waria unb Sobanna Scbaumz
berg, 6ebpig 2ange (crites Qluftreten),
uno Ott5i Gercnt, ionie ser 6erren @mil
8crla, Tcroinanb S9itb, Sutius gtatbanz
ion un6 GILBERT !&rauie. !3man3ig @ez
ian9Snummern Derben bprgetra8en, u16
eS lit nit 8eittmmtbeit gu ertporten, baB
bic 8ablreiben SreunOe Der 8enefi3ionttn
baS 6auS bis auf ben lebten Ylab fiiuen
iper6en.
Sn Ser 81 AURORA 3 II RI e tpir6
Der G6arafterz0 oriteuer 0err Qouis Sod
pom 0euticben I6eater in Oenber suul
eriten Wtale auftreten. BUR 9(uffitbrung
fommt: c9ie 8Iltbod5eit, ooer R0nigin
Ofargot unb bic 0u9enotten." Die 6ouptz
roQen ltnb bor3iigli6 beIeBt burcb sic Das
men 2ouiie GOlff, Bertha NbLfelot, @Qa
Stoue unb Die 0erren 9ouiS God6, 2ubmtg
S9inbler, Nu9uit Gobenberg, g8tlbelm
&rdmer, Sultus 2oeffler uno @ntiI 6ocb.
Sm Der apollo Safe mirO bieies
W2aL feine 8oriteQun9 itattfinben, ba bas
8atbolii6e &aitno bic Sale 81 elmer
Notwithstanding gernietbet bat.
, 1894-02-03
Gin tiirfifd omerifonifher 5wi.
f6enfau.

Q(rttn &origian, Elm amertfanii6er 8irz
ger unb Gbica8oer @ei6Gftsmam armeni=
iber 6erfunft, beftnoet it6 auf Dem Me9f
aus Der Sirfet bterber. @r mar in Der
SIirtei perboftet uno BON ben b~ortigen 8ez
BORDEN % Sage lang 9efan9en gebaIter
iDorOe1, unO lcine Treilaiiung murDe ourct
bie 8emii6un9en beS Stoat5miniitere
@reIbam unb DcS anertfaniic6en @cianoter
in Gonitantinopel ~ertpirtt. Q8ie eS i9eint,
geicba6 bic 8erbaftung &era9ian' obne
ieoen @runo, Sp6ter mar ct ~seStpungcn
morben, bic Sirfei gu oerlaiien, trosbem
feline 8apiere pouitdnbig in Orbnung
tDarcn. Den 8ermittelungen 6es Mtiniftcrs
@reibom mar eS ~gelungen, oie tirfii6er
8eb0roen 81 5wingen, Geragia1 81 geitat7
ten, bort bis CUR N6mjdeIung leiner Sc
i6Gtte SIT perbleiben.
Die bieiigen Qrmenier ii16 cntriiitet iber
Die 8e6anOlun8 ibres 2anDsmanns, uno
Eeragtau miro, iple eS beiBt, beriucben, fit
ouf benz @ege elmer Sbaoeneriabtloge in
ben 8unbcsgeribten 8te9tferti8un9 gu uerz
lcBaffen.
, 1894-02-03
GIeftriide Bahn ps. hodbabn.
Gin Gi,tbaItsbefehl oeeen oen meiterban DER
Safetrabe=S. =Sahn weltltd bon oer
II. 48iteu Stra6e.

Die Nrbetten an Set SauptGthie Set Safe
itrdBen> s. ocbba9n baben DorlGuft9 elm Gnoe
crreicbt, bis Sic 0ericbte enti6teoen baben
peroen, ob Die @eieui6aft Elm 9tccbt bat,
Sic 8abn iiber bte @eit 48. StraBe Dinans
GIT p~erldngern.
Ser &f gegen Ben @eiterbau Der
6ocbbaDn ilber Die 48. StraBe binaus lit
BON Der Gtcero & 8rQpilo Street JtD. So.
6cgon1en iporocn, ipelcbe 9e1tern in Gttbter
MtnoeS @eribt einen Observation-Disclosures
befe1[ ertptrfte, Durcb tpelben Der 0o6z
bQ9ngelelicbaft perboten miro an Der Safe
ltraBe, 3niIbelt Ser gS. 48lten uno QSelt
52ten StraBe einen 8abnf0rper Su balen.
Oie eleftrii6e StraBenbabn>@ eieuibaft bat
nit tbren Outrage auF ben @inboItsbefebl
einen 8on6 fir $25, 1000 ais 8iir9l6aft
etngereibt, I'M welcber Summe bic So6z
ba6ngeielll6aft eDentuel enti9Gbigt mer6en
f0nnte.
Die Cicero & Bropiio Street 9fD. 60.
nacbt gelteno, Dab ie Ourb ibren Sreibrief
BON Dem @emein0eratb Don Cicero OaS
9tcc6t erbn1ten babe, in berlbte6enen Straz
Ben in Cicero, einlblieBLicb Der 9afeltraBe
bon Ser 80. 48iten StraBe an t~peitlicb ibre
Bobn 81 betretbell. 9n ser 2afeitraBe IGBt
lie tGgttcb etipa 240 3ige laufen. Sic
mabt ferner gelteno, 6aB Der Treibrief Der
6o6babngeielIl6aft ibr nun oaS 0tecbt
gebe, ibre 8a6n bis gu Ben Stabtgrensen
Su bauen. 9a 0ie 6o6ba6nqeielibaft
a6er nibt Sic erforberlicbe 3uitimmun9 Der
angre11Senoen '@rul1bcigentbitmer erlangt
babe, 10. iei ibr Sreibrtef un9iilttg. Die
0teor8ar1ilotion Ser 6Obbabngeielicbaft i'm
QtuguIt 1892 babe DerieLben fetn Gecbt perz
icbaffen f%Onnen, bas tie nidbt i9on porDer
gebabt babe.
Neiter 6eiagt bic NntragSl9rtft, baB
bur6 BEN 8au beS 6obbaDngeriiiteS oct
8etrteb Der elettrti6en 8abn bebinbert
tDerOen pitcbe, unb Die eleftriibe 8abngec
IeQlcbait miir0e ourcb Sic Nerlcgung ser
6oCbbabu um minocitens $500, 900 9ez
icbdoi9t iperbelr.
Gtelc Der cbeu1oltgen QlftionGre bet cleft
trtlcben 8abn Don Gicero uno Yrooiio itnb
iibri9enS b09lic9it un3uIrieocn baritber,
0aB Die 80bn O~erfauft iporben lit. sic be-
baupten, baB 6. q. Cummings, s.. s..
6orcman unb S. g. Barrett fte gu benz
Berfauf ibrer Qlttien burcb bos NuSlpren9el1
bon @criihten, baB Die 8a4n iih III tcines>
tpe9S ginittgen GerbGltntiien beftnbe, perz
anlaBt bGtte1, unb einige bon i6nen er1
tlGrcn, baB tie Der Wfctnung geDeien ieien,
oaB Die 2afc1traBenz > ocbbabngeieIicbaft Die
SGufertn Der 8a6n lei. Die BRET ge1ann=
ten Q%ttttondre, melbe bic ii6rigen @ftten
5t part oil itb 9ebrccbt baben, ltn0 iebt Die
eigentlicben @igentblimer ber 8abn, I'M
i%ibrigen %lpeigern iie lib aber, ndbcre On
8oben lber Die Iransaftton 81 ma9e1,
, 1894-02-03
Sdla9enoe Qr9umente.
prii9eIei bel elmer Derianmlun9 Ger nSes
ihdftt9unesIofen".

Die fortnG6ren6cn Streiti9feitar, ipelbe
Sic 8eriammlungen Der v8ei6aftigun9Sz
loien" in ben GGumen DeS 0eiperfi6aftSz
ratbeS fenn5cihneten, boben eS gu Stanoe
gebracbt, baB Die 6aQe flir berartige Ser
iammlungen nic6t mebr 3ur 8ertu9un9 9e7
itelt iperben miro.
Sn 6er geitrigen 8eriammlung ettipann
iicb Elm 6eiBer Strctt itber Die Sra9e, mel
6en 9tamen man Ben Gerlammlun8cn BET
legen ioue. 0teie Trage ioute ourcb Elm
Gomite 9el0it perben, bic 8erlamm(ung
Derldngtc aber, baB bic 3aufe iofort in
%offcner 8eriammlung Dou3ogen tperoe.
Goriiber beS betreftenben @On1tteS mar
W2ife 6alep, Der ME eS 6etBt jeOer in Otez
lem 2Qnoe neu ge9riin0eten 8artet an8e>
bort bat. 0tr. 8ennett poutc Die 8ereiui@
gung germ Union 2abor Qeague" %9enannt
miiien. Wtr. 8aglep iblug Dor, oaB oas
@omtte Bic QSabl Dornebnte. Sine Nn5aDl
Stimm3cttel wur6e bel6afft, un6 Gin @ut
biente ais Wa6lurne. s3tpet 00er oret
MitglieDer DeS GomitcS gabeu aub ibre
| Stimn1e Qb, bis sic Get0e an Sobn 9telts
fam, melcber erflQrte, oaB ct nicbt itimmen
tperDe. 9ret anbereOfttgIteoer beS @omiteS
IulBLt4 lClItC+t OCllPlCl> Sph wv ""I
W}it9lieoern, Die ibre Stimmen abgaben,
itin1mten bier fiir ben 9tamen vBeople'S
8ortp". Der GoritBer ertldrte aber Die
gGoDl ttr ungiiltt8 unb Die NamcnSfrage
blieb uncr(eoigt. Sin Nnpeleu0er bradbte
ben Nntrag auf Gerta0ung elm. gtclltS
itanb att, Tim ben Saal 5u Derlaiien. NlS
er an Dem Ylabe Bennett'S D%Drbctging,
D0rte CT bon bieiem cine abfGQtge 8ener7
flung. St fubr auf 8ennett los un6 Oerz
ieBte ibm etnen Scblag in baS @eItdt.
8cnnett'S Sreunbe i%tiir3ten iofort auf
0teL.is los unb priigelten i'm lpei6li1
burcb. 9tur nit MiiDe geIang es OcmGOr@
fiBer, Bic Gube ipieOer ber3uiteQcn.
SIM Saale berri9te groBe llnrube unO
9tufe nadD Der Yolt5ct purben laut. QlS
Die @eriammlung aufgeboben NOR, eri6ien
altcb cine Qlbtheilrng 8olt5titen, nm ben
genlelbcten y9ttot" GIT unteroritGen. Die
Sacbe ser vltnbeibdfti9ten" fam burcb
bcrorti0e 8orfommniiie n!cht 9eminnen.
&orlduftg BADEN ite itd Der &er9iiniti8ung
perlufti9 genla9t, Die 0alIe be5 @eipert@
ibaftSratbeS fir tueitere Geriammlun8en
3u benuBen.