davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1894-01-05

Shoes for ladies, misses. children and men, all of the best make. For thirty days sold at less than cost at the Red Corner
Arizona republican., 1894-01-05
Judge Lighthizer'S Funeral.

The funeral of the late Judge H. E.. Lighthizer took place yesterday after noon at o'clock from the Episcopal
Arizona republican., 1894-01-05
Free! Freel

A nice school bag to every scholar purchasing school books to the amount of $1 at one time.
 THE IRVINE COMPANY.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-05

J. w. Yocum, the new proprietor of the popular price Nickel Plate lunch counter, is having the entire place renovated The walls will be repapered, shelves repaired and new help pro- cured for the kitchen. It will be more popular than ever under the new man agement.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-05

Dr. Ward. office Cor. Adams and Center where he can be found day and night.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-05
Trees! Trees!

One million fruit, shade and orna- mental, all true to name-healthy and Mo- l, in all particulars at bedrock prices, from RIO Bonito nurseries, Beggs, Butte county, California. For prices or catalogue, addres or call on
 FRANK M. HAMMoN,
 Agent
Arizona republican., 1894-01-05
To Patrons of Phoenix Light and
 Power Co.

The office of the Phoenix Light and Power company has moved to the Cot ten block, room 16. All persons hay ing complaints or other business will please call there. All indebted uess is payable to George W. Hoadley, re- ceiyer.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-05

The Arizona Abstract Co.,, R. L. Lon.
 Manager.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-05
Phoenix Brick Contractors.

No. 2l, South Center st., Phoenix
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17
ONE CENT.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
The Accident Occurred at Indian Ridge
Cullirry.

The Accident Occurred at Indian Ridge
Coluory.
Much excitement was occasoued last even.
ing about 1890 o'clock by a dull sound com
ing from the eastern end of town, and many
people made their way in that direction.
The cause Of the report subsequently proved
that one Of the large boilers at the Indian
Ridge colliery, situated at the extreme east
en end of Centre street. had exploded
1t was at first enormously stated that sew.
eral men had been killed by the accident, but
investigation proved that such is not the
case. Fortunately the fromen were all ct
the northern end of the boiler house at tie
time Of the explosion. The wrecked boiler rs
situated at the southern end There was no
one injured.
The exploded boiler was torn in half one
part Of which was thrown q distance Of f fly
yards and landed about ton feet in the dirt
bank.
The cause of the accident s supposed to be
due from the use of sulphur water aud two
great pressure 10 order TO keep up sufficient
steam. Several other boilers were thrown out
Of the boiler house, and the latter structure
is total wreck. The large stack was also
misplaced.
The colliery wa, idle to.day, but the ofii-
Cials state that an effort will be made to start
up tomorrow. IL is doubtful, however that
the effort will be successful, as it is not
thought that sufficient steam can be generated
with the remaining boilers to run tho ma
cbiupry
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17
The Three County Commis-
sioners Arrested.
COUNTY AUDITORS SUE
They Claim the Right to Audit the Ac-
counts of 1898, and Take Vigorous steps
to Secure Documents for Inspection Of
the Same.


Special to the HERALD.
PorTsvLLE, Jan. 1.-THE County Com
missoners and County Auditors are at logger
heads.
Yesterday County Auditors Thomas f. Sam
uels, of NIahanoy City; John E. Doyle ofsheu.
audoah, and Emanuel Jenkyn, Of fremont,
came down to this place 70 organize and pre-
pare to audit the accounts of the county for
1898.
The trio met in the cosy Auditors room on
the top floor of the court house and effected
the following organization: Thomas E.
SsmueIs presidents Emanuel Jenkyn, secre
tary; John L. Doyle, treasurer; William vii
helm, Esq, solicitor.
Speeches followed, the two listening audi
tors applauding the deserving remarks when
the third auditor was speaking.
Messrs Samuelsaud Jenkyu thanked Prov.
denca for its hberality TO the Republican party
in Schuylkill county last fall and Mr. Doyle,
after caudidlv admitting that the tightest
squeeze of his life was the one through which
he passed last fall suggested an adiOurumeuttu
Zimmerman's and the suggestion was adOtptd
by a unanimous vote.
the various county officers for the 1898 nc
counts and vouchers and the request was com.
pl ed with by all ex 'ept the County Commits
souers, who stated that County Solicitor
Ulrich had given an opinion that the sup.
posed existence Of county auditors since the
creation Of the Controllership was only q
dream.
Latter ia the day the auditors, by advice
of their solicitor, caused warrants to be issued
for the arrest of County Commissioners
Charles F Allen, John p. Martin and Fran k
Rentz, charging them with a misdemeanor in
with holding pubiic documents and thus
throwing obstacles in the way Of the auditors
| in the performance of their duties
OF course the Commissioners were released
on bail and the arrest was mere matter OF
: form.
One of the auditors stated last night that
| the question would be settled very soon and
the auditors expected to begin their work
next Tuesday.
The County Commissioners have been
drawn into so many suits of late that the first
question put to almost every stranger who
visits the office is, well, what is the charge
and now much bail is requirel?'
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

The following deeds were acknowledged in
open court by Sheriff Woll
A lot of ground in Ashland sold as the
property of William G,hor, TO the Citizgus'
Saving, Trust and Loan Association, of Ash.
land, 500
A piece of ground in Ashland, sold as the
property of Henry Young TO j., j. Young,
81 ,OO5.
piece of ground in Rlcktowu Butler
towns hip, sold as the property Of John Stehr
TO Nicholas Heblich, E-q $50.
Four pieces of ground iu Rocktown, Butler
township, sold as the property Of John stehr
to Thomas h. Euterliue, t2l5.
Two pieces of ground in Shenandoah, sold
as the property Of William Miller for $3.50
and 81 600 respectively.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17
TRAINS COLLIDE.

Twenty Passengers Killed aud In-
Iured.
Special to EVENING HERALD.
CHESTER, S. c., Jan. 1.-THE Richmond and
Dsnville limited express collided with the
Virginia, Colorado and Northern train near
here this morning Both trains were running
at high rate Of speed Twenty FIVE pas
sengsrs are reported to have been killed and
injured. Ara.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

Elmer g. Vances realistic drama, "The
Limited Mail ." was presented in Ferguson's
theatre last evening to one of the largest
audiences of the season, The wonderful
scenic effects were highly appreciated by those
respect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

1t is remarked as a coiucident that engine
No $40, which drew the freight train thar
killed Charles III. SmoyeL of town, at Lost
Creek, on Saturday last, was the same engine
which pulled the coal trains by which VIM.
M,Giuncss aud William Burns both Of town,
each lost q leg at different periods few years
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

All orders for advertising, job work and
subscriptions can be left at Reese's Auction
and Commission rooms, Dougherty building,
w Centre street, where they will receive
prompt attention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

The first grand ball Of the Manhatten
Athletic Club, which was TO have taken place
Monday evening, January l5th has been
postponed until Monday, 22d inst l.l3 IS Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

For sixty days Keagey, the photographer,
viii give lOxl2 platinum picture with every
dozen OF his So cabinets
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

an UOra our ls the expression OF the
Pan-Tina puts a stop 10 10. It's a remedy fOr
Coughs, Colds and Consumption - cents.
Pau-liua is sold al p. T., ID. Kirllns drug
store
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

A. Isaw him few minutes before had
no idea there would be any shooting.
@. Where WAS he standing
A. In front Of the dinkey.
@. Had he addressed any remarks to you,
or you to him2
K. didn't to him Whether he did to
me, or not, | can't tell.
q. Was your recollection several days ago
as clear as to what occurred at Gilberton as it
is to-day
A. Isuppose It was.
q. viii you tell this jury why you didn't
tell when you testified before this before
that IL was Larry Keatinr who shot you?
A. Mr., Wadlinger f | owned tic value OF
this court house would freely, in every sense,
rather not have answered that question about
the shooting today. 1t was not my wish or
desire TO answer that question.
@. Then the other day, when you were told
to tell us all that occurred and what different
persons said, you suppressed that portion of
your testimony
A OH no / described all saw.
q Why didn't you tell who had shot your
A. | thought it would not have any effect
in this case. l had my own reason for not
telling it. 1 had reason from my attorney.
Q Is it not fact that the very second
you were shot everything went red in front
y y
A. l said after | was shot everything
went red before me-
Q. Didn't you testify the other day when
on the stand in this language, That the very
second l was shot everything went red in
front Of me, as though l was looking through
a red glass"
A. Certainly.
Q. And you couldn't recollect from that
time on what the actual occurrences were that
took place there?
From the time l was shot.
Q. At the time you were shot Mr.. Amour,
what position did you say you were occupy
ing on this car?
A. | was standing on the north side of the
car with my back towards where Briggs and
Mshony were having their fight In turning
around l turned with my face towards the
east from the dinkey and as l went up after
the first shot went of / was looking east
over the dinkey, ard that was when | re
ceved that shot. The first shot ! received
hit me in the breast After Mr.. Foley put the
pillow under my head in the car I knew
nothing until got to shenandoah. The last
recollection I have Of seeing Briggs that night
was just rs 1 was shot. l did not sec him
again until l saw him in this court house.
E. @. WAGNER.
have known John Briggs for about six
years past. His character is very good He
is good steady, hard working man and took
good care of his family.
CRAWFORD BENNY.
Lives in Girardvile and is son of Robert
| the dinkev and riot scana at Cilhorta,, os
! foIIovs- Sroon- y,ee toIl,itI r." NJ P.,,,-'l5.
and stone and 7 hoard Amen, cSli nm
REYNOLDS stone and the Chief Burgess a.
assist in l,sening the crowd dovgp and io,- tbG
tracks Tbiv ref1sed to do so ana PoyToI5s
| said tDick Won are a GOOD ofica, 6y,t y,o,,
are not i'm il to.nirht we are too manv for
Won Mr. KeatiSg then said tbqt he 90. not
! in favor of Inc road getting torn nm bnt he
didn't think il rigbt tn rnIoe tbeye Vim ,,rras
| and ba would send ty tb, bnra,,,b Ifto,
| uPerinteudentJ ones arrived aud spoke tC
Amour he left on the car he came upon
! When the repaiTmen got of the dinkey some
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17
WILLIAM DooLEY

was called and sworn, and in telling of the
shooting said; | was about midway in the car
with my back turned TO the east when
heard the cry, 'WhCre are the BowesJeaders
now aud the Girardvile militia " / heard
a voice from the car say "Here we are, here
we are" and then heard the shot | looked
around and ] saw man iall l didn't know
who II was. ! then ran away and when
about the middle of the square / heard a
vOlley of shots.
Mr. Brumm wanted to show that the wit.
ness made a different story iu writing ON the
second day after the fh citing to the one he
told ON the witness stand
The Commonwealth objected and then long
and vigorous arguments followed ON both
sides.
Mr.. Brumm said that Dooley was one Of
the men he had asked the Commonwealth to
call before its case was called SO that the
prisoners side could have the benefit Of a cross
examination, but the Commonwealth refused
TO call these witness and the court declined
10 direct it to do so and now the prisoner is
forced to put the witness ON the stand, but not
allowed to cross examine him, Mr.. Brumm
said a mans life was at stake and the Com
monwealth should not be given any advant
age. If the District Attorney had called the
witnesses as requested the prisoner could have
then had the benefit of a cross examination,
but now he is bound by the statements Of the
witness and dare not attack his credibiity
Upon the conclusion Ofthe arguments Judge
We.dman decided that the written statement
made Immediately after the riot could he used
TO help refresh the mind Of the witness, but
not TO contradict him,
The witness stated that he made the state
meut in the presence of Messrs FatQuhar
William and MacHenry Wilhelm aud q
stenogmpher, but not under oath Hedeuitd
that he stated then that he saw Briggs place
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-17

Bracey, of Girardville, that l saw Briggs
shoot Partt or that l saw Briggs and
WeaVll each shoot man. / saw man
named Davis, Of Ma2eville, with a revolver
right after the shooting. He was standing at
Russelrs corner. He was hourishing the
revolver and locking towards the dinkey. l
saw two men with TeyoyeTs, but only knew
Davis.
, 1894-04-03
o. 10. potter's ubr.

Cine ipn6erbare @ei6tcbte bon Ser 8iez
oererIan9u1g elmer ubr i'm Nertbe bon
$500 tptro in ctnem beute i'm &retSgeri6t
anbGngtg genta6teu Acknowledgements
tabren er3ablt. Der 8lGger lit Der W1il:
ltOnGr 8. @. Bptter bon Ser 9torbleite
Der Gertlo9te ser Suipelier gS. 6. 9otter
Die lnflagei6rtft 6eia9t nur, baB Del
Sutpelier Softer i'm au9enblidltc6en 8elit
elmer golocnen Gbronometer>lt br I'M Q8ertb;
BON $500 1T, bic @i8entDum BON 8. 8
s softer lit.
Die tDertbDolIe 1t6r tpar I'M leBter Som:
nter 6errn .. Q8. q otter ab6anoen gefom:
men, ais berielbe iib in Cafe @eneDa IN
leiner SOmmerDiQa aufbielt. Die 8iQc
purbe zines gtac6tS bon einem @tnbrecbcl
betn1gefubt, Der ouBcr onDeren @ertbs
gcgenitGnben a1c9 bic foit6are 1t6r NIT
na0m. 8or ctnigen Sa9en bradbte Elm be-
fainter 8fdnbleiber bieielbe llbr gu benz
Sutpelier Softer, Inn bteielbe repQriren 5u
laIien. Ser SupeIter e~rfannte ben 3eitz
mciier iofort ais benielben, BEN CT ieinerz
5ett III ben Miuiondr Softer p%erfauft
bate. Der 9lntpalt beS 5ur 3eit aus Der
StaOt abnelenben W|ftQionGrS erfu6r Durct
3ufaa ben SabOerbalt unb eriuc6te ben
Sutpelter I'M 6erauSgabe 0eS 8ertbgegen:
ita1oeS, Dur6e aber ablbldgig belbieben.
2lS Dem SuDelter ie6ocb bic 9tepleotn:
Yaptere por9clegt ptr0en, CAB er Bic ltb>
berauS. Ser Observation-Disclosures
ptr6 baber morgen tnabri6etnItcb nieberge:
.icblG9en tperoelt.
, 1894-04-03
Ge9en ole ,,SaeSbarome||.

gSte oor einigen Saget Die GoronerSiurD
10 bat aub 6oS Sta0tgertc6t bon 6omz
mono, Sno., Bic G0btung Der betben Sagbz
oufie0er Oes rGoueiton 6unting an6
Sliding Club, SameS GonroD un6 Mtlz
liam Glcarp 6urcb gilbert 2oofer fit einen
Ntt Der NOtbipcDr erflGrt uno 6en Qnaez
tlagten frei9eiprQI6en. Die nGberen Inn
1t6nOe 6es bebauerlt3en GorfaQes ltnb
letner3ett in ben 2Otalipalten beS y9tben0z
blatt" auSfi6rli9 bericbtet tpOr0cn.
Inter ben 8etpO3nern 6eS County Gate
IN SnOiana, in peIcbem bic Sag6s unb
Stl6ereigriin6e bes g~cnannten CLUBS ltez
gen, 9ibt iib 9rOBe 8efrte6i8ung ii6er bic
Sretiprccbu18 2oOfer'S tu16. 9ie qetSb5
teten 8tlbbiter tparen Surcb t6re No6beit
ltn0 Gaufluit berii9tigl, tpie iber6aubt bos
9an3e QufieberperionaL 6es Glnbs aus
Jtuppeln gu beite6en i6etnt, 6ie ibreS Qmz
teS nit iibertriebener Strenge ualten ln6
ourb tDre BrutalitGt BEN 8enobnern Der
betretfenOen @c8en0 ibon felt Sa6r unb
Sag oaS @eben iauar mad6cu. S6lGoez
reten 5iptlcben ben Biirgern un68il6bitern
lInO al Der &a8cSOrbnung, un6 es mar fir
Die Sepobner bon Safe county burcbauS
nicDt iibcrraiacnO, boB e8 iBlieBGi6 al
&ootlcblag gefommen.
9aS robe Senebmen Ser sS~ag6aufiebcr
lit aber nidbt Der 6aupt8ruub be8 unfreunOz
licben &erbdItnileS 3wiic6en ben 8ilrqern
jener @c9enO unb ben @igentbiimern bes
betpuBten Sa8Oz unO 6iicbereigebietes. Gs
berubt oaItelbe OiG!mebr auf Set ttcf i'm
amerifanii9en GoIfS6aratter uurselnben
Nbneigung ge8en 2uIes, mas aucb nur i'm
@ntfernteiten on 8~eOOr8ugung elmer an
3abI bei4rdnften &Iaiie sum Nacbt5etle
, 1894-04-03
Cine anoere Oariteuun9.

Die 8erbGltnilie 6er 2o8fopsfi'iben
Tamtlie BON SEQ. III @aibtenatp Qtpe.,
oeren GlenD, IN 6aS iie burcb Die @rtranfung
Der 6au5frau uno 6reier &inber 9eratben,
mir ~unferen 2eiern gcitern Dor 9lugen
fiibrtel1, merOen BON Or. Chapman, einem
2lr5t oeS @eiunO0eitsamt5, in einem 8eriDt
an ben @eiuno6eit5commiii6r 9tepnolOS
iute folgt Oar9eiteut: 9tm 27. Otar5 err
frantic zines Der 2o8fom8fi'icbcn &inber,
bolo borolf 5tpet onbere &inDer. Die
SHUTTER ipOute bic lteberfii6rung Der er>
f~rantten &inber nacb benz Siolirs9OipitaI
nur inter ser 8eoingung geitatten, baB iie
lelbit ite begleite. 2eBtereS 9tng ieDOc6
nidbt al, neil Srau 2osfOWStt no9 fir
bier anbere &inber 81 iorgen bate, Die bis
baDin BON ber Seucbe peridbont 9ebIieben
iparen. 3ubem bate 2ostpmSfi erflGrt,
gerlii9eno @elomittel SIT beliBen, llm feline
Tomilie mcbrere @O3sn in Qnarantane
balten gu tOnnen.
, 1894-04-03
8m San grancisto aufsetandt,
0adridten Don Sem perfhpunoe
nen Ptlfsbibliothefar Oaub.
Cine Oepeide all feline 6attin.

6err &. S. 6. @auB, Ser felt Santitng
oor ad6t 5a9en DermiBte critic 6ilf5biblioz
tDefdr, tit in San SranciSco lpieberaufgcz
taucbt. Scine @atttn erbteIt gelteru gegen
0fitternacbt Oa8 folgenbe Getegramm
San 6ranctsco, BEN 2. Qlprtl.-S6 fanO
9errn 0arB bier in etnem 3uitan0e bO6>
g~raoi9er gtcrO0lttGt. Sob ner6e fir i'm
Sorge tra9en, bis ib bon Sbnen Na6rtcbt
babe. Or. 8. s. Stencil.
&ur3 Dor II llbr bracbte Elm 8otenfnabe
oaS Selegrdmm nacb Der @auB'i cbcn Nob>
nung, gto. Alb Q8albtngton 8oulepar6.
Sin Sobn bes 6crru @auB nabm 6as Sc
le9rarnm IN Gmpfang, 0ffnete eS uto iiber>
brabte Die errtutbigenDe 8otlc9aft ieiner
Wtutter, bic it6 bereit5 sur Nadbtrube niee
ber9elcgt bate. Srau @auB tpurbe fat
por Treu0e iibermannt, ais iie bic 9tab>
ri3t erbieIt, benn ite bate nit 3ablreidben
Sreunben ibreS @otten ii9 bercit8 nit Dem
@eDanfen pertraut gemacbt, baB Serr
0auB Sel6itmor6 began9en babe.
Or. Stencil, bon benz baS Gelegramm
unter3et6net lit, lit teinem Wtttglte6e ber
SG1ntlie 0auB ,befannt.
lnfangS beabii6tigte Ser Sobn bes 6rn.
0auB, beute friib na9 San Sranciscp gu
%fabren, UNI ieinen @ater bierber 3urif3uz
bole1t. Die 6amiIie enti4loB lic6 bann
aber auf &atb Der 2(er8te, bon bier aus
Sorge fir 6errn @auB gu tragen.
Sin 0epei6entuecbiel sipiid6en bier unb
San Stanctsco bat Die Sbentitdt Oes BORT
bon Or. Stencil 9efunbenen 6errn nit
9errn @auB 3tpar nob nidbt iiber alien
3neifel er9aben feit9eiteQt, Die bieii9e Boz
lt8et bat aber ern1tttelt, baB ser in San
6ranciSco @efun0ene cine gpI6ene ltbr nit
benz pollen N~amenS3uge bes !6errn @auB
bel itcb gebobt babe.
@u6 8~lauben bic Qn9ebOrt9en, baB Or,
Stencil, Ser friiber in @6icago ipobnboft
mar, periOnlt3 nit Serrn @auB befannt
mar.
, 1894-04-03
ShteBeret in Ger |. War0.

0a eS in Der unru6tgen 1. @ar6 be-
fanntGiA AUDI am rubi9lten @abltage nicbt
obne S6ieBeret urb Steberei abse6t,
10 Bari man ii6 6urcbaus nicbt tpun6ern,
penn bel bteier @abl, Sic Goug6lintten
unb Statulitea, Sic itcb 8rtmmig befe66en,
nit Sauiten unb S9ieBetien aneinan6er
9eratben. 8dbrenb 6eS sansen @prmtt;
tags CAB es in Sen iogenaunten lodging
housez8 rectn i'm 2epee70 titrict 6eis
bereien. Die 9oltsei Uurbe forttpabrenb
in 2(tbem gebalten un6 bis segen l rbr
paren bereits % Mann tOe9en unorbentz
licben 8etrasens per6aftet. @or Dem
Mablplab an Start unb 6arrilonItraBe
8ing es belOnbers betB Der u1b pl0blib 900
sort elmer Ser nit 8dnOern geicbmldten
Stimmoiebtrciber, 2ouiS Gutter BON 40
StoteItraBe, ieinen 6ldufigen Neooluer
unb idOB los. Die ben @ablplab INN
itebenben Mtitiii99dnger ~be6anpten, baB
Gutter 3tpet Sbuiie ab9efeuert bdtte unO
bic &ugeln 9%emieuigen, Dem ite galten,
in 6ie Settle bransen.
, 1894-04-03
uSebet bpd. Der mill 9(n6eren

rSebet bocb, Der min 2(n6eren BEL
fen, unO farm iib iel5it nt9t belfen !"...
9ieie Dem 9}a5arener am &reuse tn's Sc
itbt gel4IeuOerten @Orte Iaiien iic6 aud6
auf ben Grftnoer zines %io9enannten y2ez
benSeltrjrS", BEN befannten 8ariier Nr3t
uno 8bDiioIosen 8rotpnzS equar6, Ser gez
fern boS 3eitli6s g~eiegnet bat, an:oenben.
Ser 9ottor erblifte ais Der Sobn zines
86ila0elpbia'er S6iffSfapitdns I'M Sabre
1918 auf Der fran30iilcbcu SnieL O2auriz
thus tm inbiiben S5ean 6aS 2ic6t Ser @elt
unO bracbte eS lOnrit nur auf rs Sabre, -
fitr eincn N}aun, bet ben r8orn ber ept0en
Sugenb" gefunben SIT baben 9lau6te, Elm
ld3erIib 8~erin8eS Nlterl.... Setn See
benseltgtr" t6eilt iibrigens 6aS SDtf1al
beS &Ocb'i9en uGuberfuIin", = es lift icbon
tpteOer in &ergeiienbeit gerotben. @e6olfen
bats lieberli9 &einem, Giel @eicbret unb
penig 8Due.
, 1894-04-03
in fhwtnoelnoer b6be.
5ohn 2Illum perbrtnet cine babe Stunoe in
iawebenoer pein auf einem mauerporz
fprun9e oes Fanoelsfammers 8 ebGuoes.

Sn elmer GuBerit betfIen Gage befanb 1ih
beute Wor9en ELM Q(rbetter, Nantens So9n
2mum, ber betm Nbtrageu bes Gburmes
ouf Dem neuen t6an6elsf0mmerz @ebGu6e
bei6Gfti8t lit. Nuum par 5tpeds bcIierer
8efeiti9un8 zines @eriiites, in 60be beS
iiebenten StOdtuerfS, auf einen Mfauerborz
iprung an Der 2~luBeniette bes @ebGr6es
berltm9efIettert. Oils CT suritdfebrtc, fonnte
ct ntcbt lpieDer I'm bie @de tommen, ipetl
ouf Der anberen Sette Der Mtauereinicbnitt
fe6lte, an benz er ii4 auf Dem 9intpege ge7
b0lten bate.
9tat6Ios itan6 ct 6a, GIT rufen tpagte CT
au6 ni6t, neil ct BEL Der ~9erin9iten 8ez
tpegun9 BON Dem beftigen @inoe berabgez
pOrfen 81 tperben fiirc9tete. SblieBlid6
getpabrten i'm Yaiianten auf ser StraBe,
q punberte iicb a~nfon9S iiber ben
~regun9Slos baitebenben Wtann, fam ober
eubli6 gu Dem S9luB, OoB feline 2lnpeienz
belt bort nt3t gan3 fretpiQi9 ietn miiie.
Wfan benabricbti9te Die an Der 9actfic @pe.
ftationtrte 6atenz un6 2eitercompagnie
9to. l un6 nun mur0e NQum nit 9ilfe
oer @rtenftonsleiter ~berabgebolt.
, 1894-04-03
Roitfpieltoe Bierretfe.

Sofep6 Scbafenburg be9ob iicb Dor etnt:
gen Gasen auf cine 8terretie, tuelcbe 9eiterr
9(benO IN elmer 8trtDldbaft an ber 8. @btz
caso 9(Denlte enbete. QlS CT aus einem
tiefen S9lrmmer eripacbte, bemertte ct,
baB ct feline S6u6e n1ebr an ben SiiBcr
bate, OaB $35 in PaptergelO unO Elm Wteiiel
aus Der 8eltentai3e unb elm Sting bon
ieinem Singer nsri1munben waren. 81
bate nut 6untGe @rinnerungen an Die ST.
lebntiie ber lebten Sage unb bebaltptete,
8uIebt nit Soiepb 6owarb, eil1em aQer=
OinsS etpaS gef66rli6 auSiebenben Snbt:
DiOurlm, Suiammen 9epeien 81 ietn.
6omarb, mcl3er Derbaftet tnoroen mar,
leuenete runbpeg ob, NIT S9affenburg
Ser ietne Bobnung ais $50. 129 8. Suronz
StraBe augab, tr9enbpann 5uiammens
getroffen gu ietn unb nurOe entlalien.
, 1894-04-03
Bis U1tttwod pertdot.

9te StabtOdter butten 9eitern ale 6Gn6e
bod 51 tbun, UNI iib auf bic belttige @obI
SIT ~riiiten, 10 baB iie feline 3eit fatOen, Die
regelmdBige Stabtratbsiibung ab3ubalten.
43 9lbermen paren aniDeienO, ie6o6 nur,
um Die StBun0 auf mor9en 2lbenb 81 pere
ta9en, IS pur0c periucht, etne &erta9ung
auf ei1en ipdteren Sag in Der 8obe Gur6z
5uieBen, bteien &eriub ppponirte aber
alderman Mabben iebr ener8iicb un6 err
fOlgreib. 0err Wtao0en ermO8lidbte e8
baOurb Dem ge8entpGrttgcn StaOtratb, iiber
Die 8etobotibaft beS MtapDrs in Sohen
ser GroueDsO rbtnan3 Der Siibieite 6ocbe
babngeieai9aft nod iclbit gu Oertii9en,
Snt an6eren Safe miirbe Der nele Stabtz
rot6 in Der QlngeIegenbeit Elm 80rt9en
mitsulpre9en 9ebabt baben.