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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
ON THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
Rumors of a Strike Thought TO Be
UnfOunded.

Rumors were very prevalent last night
that the Northern Pacific employees, de-
spite all contrary reports, were to
quietly 60 out at midnight. In less
than half an hour the rumor was re-
peated three times from as many diff
ferent sources. AT the office of the
company inquiries were made. and it
was learned that the same rumor had
come. but there was nothing to substan-
tiate it, so far as visible appearances
would indicate. 1t is usual, as rule,
when such move is contemplated, to
make some sort of demand of the
company. Up to II O'Clock this had not
been done and officials were easy.
1t lacked just ten minutes Of IL
O'Clock last night when General Man.
ager Kendrick and Assistant General
Manager Pearce left their offices for the
night. Up to that hour ali was still
quiet.
The report in an evening paper that
the Northern Pacifc's No. / west
bound train had not gone out at the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Many Mormon Missionaries

LAMONT, To-, April 27.-The latter
Day Saints conference has sent 22l
missionaries into the fieid-America,
Europe, Scandinavia, Canada, Society
and Sandwich islands and elsewhere.
A college is to be built here. The site,
forty acres. has been don ated. and
nearly $1,000 already subscribed.
Ground will be broken within sixty
days, and the structure be ready for
occupancy IN the fall.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
swooned on the Street.

The coroner was called to 1923 Uni
Tersity avenue southeast last night. He
was notified that a young girl had
dropped dead OIL the street. but it was
afterwards asccrtained she was in
swoon. She remained in this uncon-
sciouS condition. SO was taken to Asbury
hospital i'll an ambulance. The girl was
picked up on the street and carried to
The residence at the number indicated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28

the cost not to exceed 5000. A lengthy
discussion followed. Aid. Rollins fin
ally won his points, aud the engine house
will be built.
There was lengthy wrangle over ap-
pr0priating $1,000 4 year for the city
treasurer's department for city pay
maStern. No compromise could be eff
fected. SO it was referred to the commit
tee on Ways and means.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Plunket Greene ne.itai.

Plunket Greene. the distinguished
basso, gave song recital at the
Lyceum theater last night, to
large, cultivated audience. The pro-
gTamme covered wide range of lyric
melody, and many of the airs were
familiar as being the gems in song of
Ireland, Scotland. England and Amer
lea. He was accompanied by Orion
Bradley, the pianist.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Arbor Day in MinneanoIis.

Arbor Day was generally observed Il
the Minneapolis schools yesterday. the
exercises consisted of torty-miuute al
dresses on tree culture. and Interesting
data in connection herewith, each
pupil being required to respond with a
quotation of some sentiment bearing on
Tree culture. After the exercises with
in the schools had been completed the
pupils adjourned TO tho schoolyards
where, with the assistance OF the JAM
tors, tree shoots were planted, Watered
and the earth packed around them, and
were told by the planters to grow and
thrive and prosper.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Train Service Resumed.

Vice President Clough stated last
night that trains were moving as usual.
In the morning two trains went out
one over the Fergus Falls division and
the other over the Breckenridge di-
vision. During the afternoon one pas
senger train left for Willmar via st.
Cloud. and another train to Hutchinson
Oh the Hutchinson branch. The COM
pany is evidently weary of the attempt
to interfere with its train service, and
is determined TO push matters 10 the
best of its ability. The outlook last
night at midnight was hopeful for re-
sumption of through service.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Famous New Enz,andor Dies.

Boston. April 2Z-Dr. Albert Day.
famous for his successful treatment of
inebriates, and who for the past thirty
five years has been identified with the
Washington Home, in this city, is dead,
aged seventy-three.
CONCORD, n. H. April 27.-Ex-Gov.
n. s. Berry, the oldest ex-governor in
tine United States. died today in Bristol
Of pneumonia, aged ninety-eight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
The "Pone" Chosen.

Yesterday morning United States
Marshal Bede appointed as deputy mar
shall for the district of Minneapolis w.
E. Gooding, popularity known as the
Pope" This settles rather feryid
local fight over the deputyship.in which
Blk candidates hampered Marshal Bede
with their claims. These candidates
were Messrs. Lally. Col. Glenn, Totten,
Ward, Callihan and Costello,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Trouble at Lake Harriet.

Thursday evening the officers of the
park DoarI seized sail boat owned by
John Long and man named Mr..
Jackson as it was being launched at
Lake Harriet. They not only seized
the boat, but also took possession of the
truck on which it was launched. The
seizure will result in some interesting
complications, which doubtless Will be-
settled III The courts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Everything is upward striving.

Everything is upward striving.
IT'S as easy now for the heart to be true
As for fields to be green or skies to be blue:
IT'S the proper way Of living.
All animate nature feels the touch of
spring. Nature has her great spring
cleaning days. The birds get new
plumage. the fish put on their fresh.
glistening, scaly armor, new streams of
fresh water start from the ground;
there are new buds and liyelier sap,
and in the human body the heart throbs
with fuller, stronger beats.
1t is season of great changes.
AT no time during the year is the body
so inclined to get rid of old. diseased
conditions, chronic sickness. and deep
seated disorders of the vital organs.
1t is for these reasons that
Paine's celery compound. the most
famous nerve regulator aud blood
purifier in the world, has acquired
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Patrolmen on the Watch.

A detail of twenty-five patrolmen
from the central and sub-stations were
kept on duty at the police headquarters
last night until midnight. There was
no occasion for their services, however,
and at IL O'Clock they were ordered
home. Both McGinn and Chief Garvin
were at police headquarters until an
early holr this morning, ready for
emergencies
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
DR.. NELSON

7
stefan: expert treatment o. all forms OF chronic
diseases; soicits calls rom all who have iailedIa
former attempts 10 get well; experiments,
quackery allure. Medicines for infectious or
poisonous diseases of the urinary organs. Cure re-
cent cases in day, stopping mucous discharges
irritation, scalding and Inflammation. Never
sicken ia III the breath. Cost less. Cure tina
worst types chronic diseases. pains i'll the flesh
and bones, red spots. ulcers old sores The limbs,
and all other forms pc 'sibl. PatieitS who con-
suit DIR. Nelson are always satisfied Gentlemen.
young and nliddIe-aged, dosing months with
disgusting and worthless -pills' an mixtures"
suffering, sick and sore, better today and worsa
tomorrow, time and money thrown away: infam-
nation, aches. pains and blood poison, increasing
debility, decay. mental and physical prostitution,
loss of muscular power sure to FOLLOW, pimpies,
rashes. ulcers, loss OF hair in the throat and
mouth. Ii etime OF misery. visit DR.. Hugh Nelson,
226 and Dds Washington Avenue Sonth, Mime apos
s.. Twenty-seyen years experience. Hours-u
p Ito & and to s,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
RAINY LAKE CITY.
Gold {!
Gold I!
Gold {!

On opening of navigation the Cana
dian Pacific Railway will open their di-
rect route from 81. Paul, Minneapolis
and Duluth to Rainy Lake City via Rat
Portage and the Lake of the Woods
steamers. Wait for the opening and
take the direct line. Steamer Dixon,
will leave Duluth every Sunday
Wednesday, Friday, at 10 a. H., for Port
Arthur, making :d;rect connection with
Canadian Pacific Railway train for Rat
Portage. and daily trains leave ST. Paul
and Minneapolis via Winnipeg for Rat
Portage. and steamers will leave Rat
Portage for Rainy Lake City direct.
For further information please COM
municate with ROBERT KERR,
General Passenger Agent,
Winnipeg, Manitoba.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Christina Is at Large.

Christina Miller. the woman indicted
attempting to blackmail George A.
Bracket, has finally secured temporary
freedom. There were two indictments
against her, and the bail was fixed at
$4,000 i'll each case. Yesterday her at
torneys presented themselves at the
district court with bonds for the amount
asked in-each case. The sureties were
{. j. Wallin and Peter j. Lofgren.
After examining the bonds very care.
fully, and looking into the business
references Of Messrs. Wallin and LOT
gren, the court accepted the bonds, and
Mrs. Miller was allowed to depart from
the iail.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Minneapolis Horse Thieves.

Horse stealing is becoming very prev
aleut in the city. and Detectives Haw-
kinson and Stavalo have been kept busy
rounding them up. Yesterday they ar
rested two more-G. Cohen and Jake
Back. They are charged with stealing
a horse, wagon and all the parapher-
nalia.f from j. jacobson, of 707 dennepin
avenue. The detectives have u good
case against The men
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28

time that paper had gone to press was
misleading. This train was due to
leave 81. Paul at Ais and Minneapolis
at 4: 30 D. m. 1t left st. Paul only about
three minutes late and Minneapolis
only ten minutes behind the schedule
time. General Manager Kendrick was
so DESTROYS of ascertaining this fact
that he telephoned Minneapolis and
was notified as above.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
cEREBRINE GkkEcED.
Extract Of the Brain Of iiie OK.
In the Treatment of the
IOCOMOTOR ATAXIA.

Y. Y. Neurological Society, Meeting April 4.
1898;
"a case was presented of locomotor ataxia
which had been treated with hypouermie in
''jeetions of CEREBRINE. Six years ago the
patient, man aged forty. had begun to suf-
fer with double vision. This, after several
months of treatment, had disappeared, and
FOR time be had been quite well. The
"typIc al symptoms of locomotor ataxia then
came on; complete loss of kuee-jerks;
sharp pains in the legs: ataxic gait well
married; inability to stand with the eyes
and bowels, sexual power lost: sense of
was begun about ten weeks ago. and con-
sisted of daily hypodermic injection of
"CEREBRfNE tHammond) five drops. COM
''bined with like amount of water. I'M
''provement very marked; sexual functions
perfectly restored: complete control over
bladder and bowels. and sharp pains had
Disappeared; general health improved; able
ITO run mp and down stairs. and could stand
steady with his eyes closed. No other treat
''ment employed. Improvement gradual and
steady"
EPILEPSY.
Dose, Five Drops. Price 1.-TWO
drachns). $3.50.
Where local druggists are hot supplied with
the Hammond Animal Extracts they will be
mailed together with all existing literature
OH the subject, on receipt of price, by
THE COLUuEEA CHEMICAL CO..
Washington. D. G.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
In Memory of Grant.

The anniversary of the birthday of
Gen. L. s. Grant was celebrated at the
Grand opera house last night. under the
auspices of the o. P. Morton post.
q. a. Il. Considerable enthusiasm was
aroused ard an excellent programme
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
Canadian Mineral Production.

OTTAWA, Ont. April PA state
ment OF the value of mineral products
of Canada for the past year shows an
aggregate Of SIG. $50, COO. or S250,OO0 less
LIST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
BLOW SWEAT SHOPS.
They Are Said to Be Breeders OF
Smal'.PoX

SMALLPOX.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Health Commits
sionpr Reynolds has struck blow at
the sweat shop, which he believes to be
instrumental III the spread of small pox.
HIS has addressed letter to large
house which deals in ready
made clothing, suggesting that it
decline to give any more work to out
side shops unless the contractors fur
nish proof that all their employees aud
those who take work home have been
vaccinated. He says the reports of fac
tory and tenement house inspectors
show that not more than per cent OF
these classes are vaccinated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
IN MINNEAPOLIS.
The Men Leave Their Places Very
Quietly.

Quietly.
Something over 800 Great Northern
employees in Minneapolis joined in the
strike. The walk-out occurred few
minutes after II O'Clock, and it included
yard fOremen. switchmen, engineers.
fremen, section hands and switch ten
ders. A short time afterwards there
was not wheal going round outside of
the union depot yards proper, which is
controlled by the Union Depot conf
pany, distinct organization and not
amenable to the union, so that the work
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-28
AT THE SHERMAN.
Mon Cautioned against Violence
From Headquarters.

At the quarters Of the union officers
bus little excitement prevailed. As
soon as the final step had been taken,
President Debs. who is suffering from
illness. retired for much-needed rest.
Mr.. Howard was In his room with few
Ct the members of the committee, and
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
Der xeint zines Gbinefeu

fam nidt sslber ieiu, ale Der ieusr llnsIid.
liden, bic on droniiden 4sbsrIeioen laboriren.
Bel ibusu nsbmeu bic augdpfsI sine fafrarseIbt
8drbuns on. in Der 9sb.rasatno smpFnoen fl,
einen oumpfen Sdmerj, ibre 8unse il beIsst,
ibr atbem ritdt uioerlih, oft. w.nn aud uidt
INNER, l.io.n te on saftriid.m Sopftutb. uno
mau&maI befdat fe bel Iduaer.m eib.n
s6mino.I. 8erftopfuns unb 9pspepfs fno
.bsnfaIls bduFs uorfommsnoe 8esleit.ridsinun'
gen bisiss ourdaus ni6t isItensn 9eibens. mel
d,s i,br leidt abieefs an Der 9eber 5ur 6oIse
bat, Die i,br stfdbrlid msroen tonnsn. SOfttt.
tsr's ,Nassnbittsrs tiIet bic aranfbsit poltdnois
aus uno oamt aud beren 3abIrside unb Oft
psrbdnibpoIs 6oleetranfb,itsn. Bel Sdittel
from uno 6i,ber. tpeIhe bel 8sbraud oes Bit.
tes it.ts idminosn, ift bic 9.ber ernftli6 in
RiiItio.ni6aft ss3ossn 0isiss DortrsTli6.
etimulan,mitteI btieitist Saitlsibistsit uno
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. rbeumatiide, R.ruen
unb Risr.nlsio.n uno ulosmsins e6wd6s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
anaemeine Sdussr 3eituns.

am /. Mdrs fiinbisten 8aur & Deib
bon Bilfssbarre an, baB bic Seraussabs
Der .,Sdnser. 3eituns" aus peri6iebtnsn
6riinbsn sinseiteat tporben iei. Ssrr
YbiIipp @eib, Der sisentIi@e 8serlnbsr
Der ,,Sdnssr. 8eituns", Iisb ii4 nidt
bsrbIlfsn bur1 bisie anfiinbisuns unb
bereits am l. ApriI eridien bic 3situns in
reseImdbissr SOIss, unb nur nit bem
llntsridiebe, bab Der grpebitionsort
nad Rsabins SerIest it unO bic ississn
Serausssbsr S9mibt & 8sib fnb.
Ansensbm lberrai4t an Der neuen
,,Sdnssr. 3situns" Der iaubers Druid
nit bsutfdsn 8u1fabsn; aud in Der
Rebaftion bsmerfsn mir cine 8srbsEeruno
unb srDbsrs 8iidiidtnubme auf bsuti9s
9e6tidreibuns. @ir boffen, bab biz
3eituns frsunoli1e Nufnabme in ben,
Ssim eines iebsn Sdneers finbst unt
ipiiniden ben Serausssbern GIdd uni
grfoIs auf bsm bOrnsnpOIIsn iournaIiiti.
i9en Pfabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
Sas xbal abp drts.

- Gtpas iibsr n.un Gage mar bic
arb.itsseit in ben 2ebisb 8alss 60.
Gruben BEL Durpea i'm berflphenen
Mpnat.
Seusrmann Wiger BON go. 16
q. s. Central Pafasier,use rettete am
Disnitas BEL Winoefa elm fIsinss Wab.
den bonn Grtrinfen. Sas ains par auf
Der Bride. tpeI1s ben 2adaipanna treu,t,
unb fonnte mad fsiner Seite an bem
sinipurissn @eIeiis Dor bsm 8uss ii6
rstten. Rai4 entidIofen, iprans bas
Mdbdea in ben Slub unb bsri6panb
untsr bsm Bafsr. Ssusrmann RilIer
tpar ni&t tpeniser RAID, fprans Der
aIsinen nab unb bra4te iie fiber ans
llfsr. Gin bonnsrnbsS Sp1 Der Baiias
siers bsIObnte Jpn fir bic ipadere 1bat.
Sablnr.-9r bisFse 8rdtIi gsrsin
ipiro am Sreitas, ben 90. ApriI, in
Wsber's Rinf Elm Gonsert unb Bal ab.
baIten, iu iueI8sm srObs 8Orbereitunssn
setroffen iperben.
-Sn ber 2ifts Der feds befGtistsn
poIiaiitsn finben mir bic bsuii6en Tamsn
Sobn g. Stsins unb Ni&asI 5Isumann.
- SObn 1imIin. elmer Der aIteitsn
Gintpobnsr 6ieisr Orti6aft. itarb am
Nontae i'm Alter bon 81 Sabrsn. Or
mar Der Batter unisrss nsuen POitmsifsrs
unb blntsrIdbt bier SDbne unb spsi
IDhter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
6sbe Narfer Oeptiseu.

SIN ber ct. Sofepbs airde tpurben
am Sonntas a@tsebn 2inber iur Com.
munion ;ussIaHen.
--Sn ber ar9baIb @rube tuirb nadit.
8o&e ni6t searbsitst, ba man am
grs4sr bsSeutenbs 8erbeferunsen sor.
nimmt.
- Bier Sabren sins i'd an aradsn,
in Solee zines berrenften 8eineS tpurbe
eur4 bic Anipenbuns bon st. saiobs
Del esbsiIt, i6rsibt Srant Sobnfon,
Ruib Centre, 2ans.
- amsIia, bic 10 Sabre aIte Go@ter
ber gbeIeute Nntonio SioIa bon gSans
Iaep, beri6ieb am Samitag Morsen
unb ipurbe am Nontas bon Der bsuti4sn
ct. Sobns air&s aus bserbist.
- Ser SsueraIarm AM Sreitas absnb
baIb 8 rlbr tparb bur@ bas llmfiir,en
elmer 2amps in Der Bobnuns elmer Srau
Wabe an @arfelb Gbenue reranIabt,
bod mar bas Seusr bon isinem 8sIans.
- Wie berIautst, tpsrben bic @runb.
teiissr entIans bss prOisitirtsn Dsf
2adaipanna 4benue 8iabuftes UNI sinen
aeridtli4en ginbaItsbsfsbI nadiuhsn,
iobaIb bic Stabt nit benz 8au bssinnen
iolte.
= Mn ber gde bon gteunter unb Ro.
binfon StraBe berlieb am Niontas Na1'
mittas ber TapIor unb gpnon Straben.
babnipasen bas 8eIsiie unb i1Iug ii&
faft solfdnbis iiber, inbsm er bic IL
SUB bobs 8Di8uns binab itirste. Bon
ben asbn 9ahasieren trusen etipa bic
SdIfte Isi9ts 8erIesunssn babon.
- George GORE bon emmett Gtrabe,
Sranf @ebrsn bon 2adatpanna abenue
unb Inbretp yioon bon iiebenter StraSs,
8enseI i'm sitter ban faum IA ssabren,
ipurben am Donnsritas auf bic aniIass
perbaftet, cine An;abI 9iebitdbIe besans
gen su baben, unb baben bisieIben sinss.
tanben. gebren faeint Der Gnfdbrer
Der 8anbe su iien. @enn bic goliasi
ben nd4tliden nmsiisen FOLDER Ransen
Elm @nbe mabte, ipirben tpeit tpsniser
Diebtdble borfommen.
H. 8ehsut bas ,,BodsnbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
@er ben Gbarattsr bes 8raiibenten

@er ben Gbarattsr bss graiibenten
@IepeIanb ssnausr ftubirt Bat. tpirb aud
nidt einen Iusenblid baran sssipeifslt
baben, bas er bic Ssisniorase'8ia NIT
ieinem 8sto beIsSsn ipiirbs. Der Sill
bsri6pinbsI bat gum Sdabsn bes aanbss
unb Der GsiddftsiueIt ssrabs Ianse ss'
mug ssbausrt unb bic enersii&e 8uredt'
ipsiiuns Der SiIberboIbe ieitenS bes Prd'
iibentsn bat bas 2anb bon einsm slIp
bsfrsit. 8ir seben bic 8oti&aft bss
9rdfiSsntsn an anbersr Stsae i'm bcaen
8ortIauts unb empfsbIsn elm ssnauss
Stubium bsrisIbsn allen 2eisrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
aus benz cberen xbaIe.

WV w." ~0~eN<
= Sas Saus bon Sobp 9uffs in
OIppbant ipurbe am Sonntas burd Seuer
sertort. Ser 8erIuit tpirb auf $500
ssiddbt unb 1T 3ur 5aIfte perii9ert.
- Die iunsen 2sute Der st. BauIS
sbanssliiben airhe bon 8riesburs ipers
ben am II. apriI Elm ,,giibbOn Social"
unb IbenountsrbaItuns gum 8eiten bes
8aufonbs seben.
- 9urd cine 2ampensrpIoiion entt
itanb am Sreitas abeno 8 llbr in BEN
Sauis bon Mi6ael Smith in Ysdpille
Elm Ssuer unb bas Gsbdube nebft Snbalt
fislen ben SIammsn ,um Opfer. Der
SsrIuf 1T bur6 8sriideruns sebsdt.
(GarbsnhaIs guusipsuhsni1
%. S. Moffitt if tpisbsr gum Gbsf
Der Seuertpsbr ertpdbIt iporben.
Sn tsn bieiisen SriebbDfen tpurben
i'm Mdr, 25 gsrionen beerbist, bon bsnen
feds Ridtsinpobner tparen.
- Man s.benft bier elm aapitaI bon
$4,000 aufsubrinSsn, um bic StaSt nit
Dampf au bsissn.
- Gin 8srIu6 purbs Mittipod Mor,
gen sema4t, bas SauS bon Ibomas
Worriion an Belmont Strabe in 8ranb
su iteden, absr burd ssitiss @ntceduns
pereitelt.
-Samss Craig 1T bon bier mad BEN
@ountp @sfdnsniB untsr Der aniIase
ssbra1t tporben, bic @obnbduier stpeier
WGnner namenS Wiuiams unb WeGomb
in granb seisst iu babsn. L.
8iaiam Suu unb Ibomas Nlont,
IT,, ipurben am Donneritas auf bic Gins
tIase Der 8ranbitiftune psrbaftet. 9ireft
Iautet bic 4nfIass auf grant ftiftuns an
oem Sauie bon Sobn 8biaipS in Der
Nadt bes 10. Sebruar /; aber mon 1T
iiber, bab lie nod fur anbere 8ranbitif'
tunssn berantiportli6 iinb.
- Daniel @iqarb tpurbe bersanssns
@ode auf bic 4ntIase psrbaftet, benz
GbarIss 8upsrt unb Soispb @Iud i'm
9oferipieIe reipsftipe $500 unb s75 abs
seiponnen su babsn. 8upert 1T Gsent
Der Scrantoner 8rauer 6. 8obinipn
SDbns unb eS beibt, bab Der er5bte
Ibsil bss psrIorsnsn Gelbss senanntsr
Sirma seb6rte.
-9ie anra9ise SpsIunfs bss Daniel
Wiuarb auf Der Weitfsits, befannt aIs
baS ,Saus auf bem 8erse", tpurbe am
Samhas glorsen suf Mntpsiiuns Bon
Mapor Ssnbrid bonn poIiaidsf Me9ln.
orem beiudt unb feds Srausnaimmsr
unb Der Serbersspater einsefansen.
2sbterer unb feline Srau tpurben Ra1'
mittass na6 benz County GefdnsniB sss
bradt, ba fie bic seforberte 8drei6aft
ni9t ftslIsn fonnten. Die 9irnen ipur.
ben um is SIS searaft unb aus Der Staot
pertpi;ien.
(arGbalb gurrtipcubsni)
-Samss D'8ourts 1T ,um' bisiissn
8oitmeiiter ernannt tporbsn.
-9 9as eissei&dft bon Gbriit MoItsr
ift in bic Sanbe bon Srsb. 2inbs iibsrss'
eansen.
- Gin aubsnssbGuSe bss pstsr Burt'
Garage an Der 8ibse serietb am Sreitas
Noreen in 8ranb unb bic SIammen
tbeilten iid balb benz @obnbauie nit
unb aud bisiss tpurbe ,erftDrt. Der
Sdaben 1T ni8t psrii4ert.
= 8ei Germ gafor Sobn 6. 8uboIph
oubisr 1T am NOntas Wlorsen 8 lbr Der
Stor6 eineefebrt. @s iit Elm 266ter1sr
unS sipar bas FINITE. Uiutter unb 8int
befinbsn ii6 tpObI. Der 9ruder sratu'
lirt.
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wilfeebarre Na6riAten.

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Stabtsebaubss ipirb ensrsiid ssarbsitsi
unb baiieIbe tsirb ipabrideinlid anfanss
Stunt fertis seasat iein.
= n 9sbesfdae fir ben Msnat
Mdra iinb cine aubersetpbbnli1 bobs
3abI unb gum 3beiI beranlabt bur9 bas
spibemiide Iuftreten Der 8neumonia.
= Die nsus giienbabnbrdde Bel 8ub.
ba6's 2anbuns, ipeI6e bon Der 8. 8. &
W. 60. erbaut tpurbe, 1T bouenbet unb
elm gradttiid bss 8ridenbaues.
= Ssrr unb Srau Soiepb gsdsr
bon Sib Wain S.rabs feiertsn Wittipod
abenb ibre solbene Sod,sit. Sic tpur.
ben in 1874 bier eetraut.
- Der 2eberbdnbIer s. G. sSaeobp
beri6ieo am Samitas Morsen, tpdbrenb
sr in ieinem StubIe iab. Or mar sttpa
40 Sabre alt unb bintsrIdbt cine @itttps
nit br.i 2insern.
- Wit einsm aoitenaufnanb bon
500, 900 foq baS WaIindrobt aloiter bers
artis bersr6bert tperben, um Haum fir
$50 aoitsdnssr unb bic SIei9e 3abI ans
bsrs S&iiIer su idaffen.
- Die Arbeit an Der @aplorS Grube
bebufs grIansuns Der 2eiden Der Der.
i6dttsten 8ersIeute ndbert iid ibrem
gnbe. Den elften 2ei6nam bat man
am Montas erIanst unb 1T isbt an ber
Steae anseIanst. tuo mad aaer 8oraus.
iebuns bic beiben Iesten 2eide Iiesen
mI7en. Die sipoIfte 2eide purbe am
Wiitttpo1 gbeno sefunben.