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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Guilty of nInrdsr-

SrNBuRY, Pa, May 9.-William Taylor,
colored was last night acquitted of the
murder of Samuel Frinklin, colored, whom
he shot on Nov. 81 last at the Scott col
liery, near Mt. Carmel. Taylor alleged
self defense
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

TAKE NOTICE-Best prices paid for all
i kinds OF second hand furniture. stoves,
carpets. bedding, watches. clocks guns aud
tevoivers, and good second hand clothing.
=. W. Cor. Second and Orange streets, and
No. 200 West Second street; also sold at n
ue a call. ml6.2bts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
SIMMS' COMP PENNROYAL PILLS,
NOTICE.

NJ o TIOE-Notice is hereby Rtven that the
IN building oo-partnership existing be-
tween LewlsT. Orubbau Nicholas A. Grub,
trading as Lewis 4. Grubb a. Son. Is hereby
dissolved. All persons having claims against
said frm will present the same for payment
20 Nicholas A. 0rubb, md all persons In
said Nicholas "A. Grubb. who will continue
the business rs carpenter aud builder and
he respectfully solitits publ Q patronage.
l.EWlS L. GKuBB.
m4-0t NICHoLAsA. GHB BB.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

DOARDlNG furnished or unfufnfShed
- front rooms with or without board.
permanent or ttans!ont; also tirst-class table
board Every room fronts OH street. Con-
yeniences on each hoor. Low rates. New
mansEemeut.No. IA East Seyenta st. me8.ly
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

ICOR REN1-SeaTly hIif on Store and
II dwelling corner I'd aud Van Buren, aud
sth ana spruce streets. Good business stan Il
aud will be In perfect order. Apply to WIN.
J. Fisher, BOj Market street. al9.linood
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
s,.snea I. ssrr psf.n...

BLOOMSBURY, Pa, May s.--The case Of
Cashier Thofpas aged 10 years, who, on
the night Of wedpesaay, April IT last, ia
tally stabbed Walter Hayes. well known
baseball player, was taken before the Co,
lumbia county grand Jury yesterday.
After hearing sig witnesses on the part of
the prosecution the Jury returned the in
dictment marked mot true bill. where
upon the court discharged Mr. Thomas
and released his surety. The stabbing of
Hayes was done in self defense.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

NJ UTlCE-Sowing machines, MI kinds from
IN $500 up.New $50 machines Telucod TO So.
Ing ut lowest price. Roekielier's No, 100
West 7th street, corner OF shipley. m9e6n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey, fair ;southerly winds. For District Of
Columbia.' Delaware and Maryland, fair;
southwesterly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

dor RENT-Second story room OF the
IL Davidson Building at Ninth aud King
street, Has been used as school. Apply to
stone work, Ninth aud King streets VIM.
Davidson. mt-26t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

IIOR Rents rooincd house G0j West 9th
u street and -rouiEed house 500 Wright
street Mrs JouIdan G07 Washington sireot.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

Eon KENr-Eurnished house for the sum
n lner near Delaware Avenue. Apply to
Tho Equitable Guaranlee d rruB. Co, Real
Estate opt, 9Th and Market Streets. ns-Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

LNoR RENr--A good grocery store with
IT dwelling. conner Taylor and Poplar
streets. Apply TO G. u. Guyer, 100 East
Eighth street. Re-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

lNoh REN1-No. s7 Morrow street, 2nd
II story suitable for a shop. Apply TO Jas.
}. sutton. 1909 W. sth st. hj.sodtt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

INOR RENT-Honse. VIII board rent out.
II Private family preferred. None but re-
s9onsible lpHrty need apply. Reference cx-
changed. apply at 226 King street mI-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

INOH RENT-A pleasant second story room
II without board, al jill West Third street.
uI2-lIt cod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

"ANTED-Glrls at Georgetown Hosiery
w Company. '3.h aud Lombard streets.
m7-6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

L-0lt EENr-Scveral new honses at I.ancas.
II ter avenue aud Searlrs street. con-
inininG roOins and hath. hot and col d wa
ter, gas nature-, at Sill per month. Apply
to Patrick Fahey, Sd and Council SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
FOH KENT.

INOR RENT-A large store and dwelllng
IL No. u West Front street. VIII rent
separate. Suitable for am kind of business.
Apply to +. q. Plunkett, 800 West Front
street, j5-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

w ANTED Two gentlemen bourdcrs at
w Az EaBt Eighth street. m1-9L-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

INOR REST-Cottages ut Eastlake Park the
IL popular suburb of tho city of Whining
ton. here you can enjoy all the be Sta OF
country air and yet be IN close contact with
the city. Rents reduced. Joseph l.. Car
nemIer. 92@ Market street. ae7-if
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

CToKAGE ROOMS for stoves and furniture.
- will keep your stoves ana keep then
IN goob order. at my storage rooms, during
ths summer months y, II. SEiOY Err
a7-l2Ls 2US5 L. 4th street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

LNuR RENT OR SALE-Four fine houses
II with all modern improvements located
ON Flith aud Sixth Al eniiea electric cars run
rip, Ag0-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Megary,
SIXTH and TATNALL STREETS.
ss9VI1ES7 ICE COMPANY

VIII furnish Ice to family trade as follows,
s lbs daily 800 per week; 10 lbs daily 4ac pc
week; l5 lbs daily CSC per week; 20 lbs daily.
Sic per week. 25 lbs and over at u rate OF
t0c per 100 lbs. Prices no higher during the
season The least cause of complaint should
be Immediately reported to tile Office at once.
1t will be promptly attended TO.
Office s. l.. Corner 10th and Market streets
Phone No. 81. a2tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

T osT-on May 5. on the crees road from
- West Chester to Wilmington. an amber
hair pin with gold top. The 6nder will be
rewarded II left at this ONCE. ms-.ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

tESUR SALE-i2 Sic'p door nilii wagons at
Sso.0O each nj liummonds. SeconG ana
french streeIs ug.;.a6l'
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06
Sotte Dor 6ert9t.

8Ori :: Mngetlagter, i9 tann Sbnen tptrtz
lid nur ratben, Sbren @infpru3 gegen Dos
Strafmanbat 8uriid3unebmen, na9 meiner
8enntntB Der often BADEN sic feline Musz
ii9t auf Sretipre6ung unb Die Strafe BON
bret Mtart lit bod nt9t gu bo3. = Mngefl.
.(etn 1e93igiG6rtger, gutmiitbt9 ausf3auenz
Der Mann): 9err Brdftbent, i'd tann bet Ut
meme 2otte nt9 fiBen lafen. @ir MAIDEN
unfere f3tpere Mrbett felt brei3ebn Sabre 3uz
1ammen, in bic MtnterfGlte I'm BEL Somz
mersbibe BADEN mir 3u1ammen nit bte3d6ne
jetlappert I'm unfern lauren S3petB perz
Iipfien, id femme ibr bur3 In burb, unD tpenn
lie Do9 mai lire Niiden bat, beiBen bbut
1te mid, bet fage iG. In tpenn id lire DIE
&no9en 10 prbentlt9 3utebedt babe, benin
tiett tie mir 9D9ftens bantbar an, eenmal
bat ie mir pO@ i3On Dor bic S9tenbeene
jef3ldgen, aber bet mar Bios cen binterpdrz
ttiet 8er1e6en, id 8Drf.: Md9en Sic
bp9 ni9t 10 biele @prte, mir pouen liebsr
DerbanbeGn, = NngetI.: 9enn tann id aber
billie 3eugen brtngen, bic ibr ebenfa1s ian5
ienda tennen I'M niifen, bet 1e mod ME iez
bitten bat, pob MIDI Dor 3tpee Sabre, aGs iie
bic &oltt 70 bon babbe I'm tbr ale ae6n Miz
nuten cen Gmmer MaTer iiber'n Qetb iez
iofe tpurbe, = 8pr1.: Wtr baben 3eugen
genug bier. Sic fOlen alfp babur8 cine
SabrlGftgteit begungen BADEN, baB sic
Sbrem btIftgen S9immel teinen Maultort
qrgelegt BADEN, : NngetG,: Sd betrette
aber, bet meme 2otte btItg is, cen 2amm
Is cen ret3enbes 9bier boieien, bet bebaupte
i'd 8ori.: SIM norltegenben Safe muB
oas Yfero dber bod btftg getpeIen fem. =
Nngetl.: Sann man benin bon eene &reatur
Wenf9enoertano Derlangen9 6iir'n Serb Is
meme Gptte mebr als gu tlug, ba tann 1te
meinetpeien bon 8ir9open unterTu6t
per'n. Sic fat mod ME ni9 iebiTen, auBer
tpenn tie tbre 3dbne iebrau9en muBte. -
8orf.: Mte mar benin bic GeI9t9te an Dem
fraglt9en Sage2- Qngeft.: @iientli6 mill
fen Die 3euien bet better ptfen. SS6 batte
dn ienen Morien tpie INNER 6~reibaufenb
Stiid PreBtp6len ufielaben, benin meineQott
iagt: umebr 8iebt fe ni9", unb 70 tluq is
tie, bet fe trob Der beften iltten @Drte ntG
opn Die Stele jeff, tpenn td mai bierbarTenb
ufjeloben babe, N11o td battle ba in bic
SnOalibenftraBe in Die NG6e BONN Synbaltz
oenparf I'M beiebe mir uf bic 66fe I'm rufe
meme greBtoblen aus. DIS id BON 70 eene
Sour tpteber 3uriidtomme, bore id fhon ufr
Slur, bet uf Die StraBe mat los limb muB,
benin bic 2eite ld4ten unb T6rieen bur6z
eenanber. I'm ols id uf bic GtraBe fomr1e,
mat feben metne Sogen2 Metne Qptte febi
I'm 3Glt ben &opp 10 bo9 qls fie man fam
I'm bat mang bic s3Gbne eenen Sad, BEN fe
A19 lOSlaieH nil, obilet9 Dor iAr fQ'ns
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06
Greibsn ser Grbfen I'M mifbeete

Die gr6fe 1T gegen &GGte BEL tpeitem ni6t
10 empftnolt9, pie bic 8p6ne; mar fam fir
bic @rbfe f9pn ieBt Elm Miit6eet gum 3reis
ben anlegen unb 6ter3u auBer 9ferben1iif
au3 drberen Nttft %bertpenben, pber man fann
au3 Qaub unter ben pferbemiit mengelt.
9te Mtftunterlage 1T 20 3oQ bis 2 SUP bod
81 f9t4ten unb feit3utreten. Stebt alter
berrotteter 9iinger our @~erfigung, 10 1T es
bortbetlbaft, cine etna 6 Bon bo6e Sage bdz
bon auf bic Mtftunterldge gu f6t9ten, bann
fplgt cine etpa 10 3ou bpbe S9tC9t @rbe.
SIT bas Wiitbeet fp bergert9tet, bann legt
man Die Senfter auf, fGet aber mod ni9t
glet9, fDnDern man ldBt ben Mt1t erit err
pdrmen nnb dbbampfen. @pQte man bic
@rb1en fofprt fden. 10 t0nnte Der San einz
treten, DaB Der angeregte Samenfeim in
@todung gerGtb, Ober baB Die oufgegangenen
Pflan3en 0i9t iiber Der @rbe abfaulen. Oas
Sden erfDlgt barum EFF cine Wp9e 1pGter.
Die Samen perben in 2 Bis 2 Elm balb
3Ou ttefe &i1en geIGet unD leBtere circa 10
3pa tpett BON einan0er gebalten. Ste Gr6Ien
in ben &i1en fDmmen Elm urb Elm bdlb bis 3tpet
Elm bul6 3Du pett BON chamber; fte tperben
nit @rbe bebedt unb leBtere na66er felt
angebriidt. Sin 8e9teBen Der Sddt lift
meift ni6t n0tbtg, neil bic Grbe gepDbnGt3
bic binldngli4e Seubti9teit beiiBt Ober bur4
ben Gusbuntenben drift bon unten aus err
bGlt. SIT Die @rbe aber trOden, 10 1T na3
itattgefunbenem @Gen 14pa9 3u 9ieBen,
gu Diel Seu9ttgteit i'm Mtftbeete f9abet
lno auBerbem lit Die @rbie Elm @enG4S,
bas BEL mdBt9er SrDdenbett biel let6ter
gebet6t als BEL pieler Ieu9tigteit, @t9tig
1T bas 2iiften; fObalO milbes 8etter etnz
tritt, 1T ret4lt9, bod nit @orfi9t gu Iiiften,
namentGib uber Bel @onnenf3etn, 6Grtet
man Die pflan8en ab, 10 farn man fpGter
an fOnnigen Sagen bic Senfter ouf eintge
Stunben gang &pe9nebmen unb erf amg&a9=
mittag tpteDer u%uflegen. Sn Der Na6t Ober
BEL &dlte 1T bag M}tftbeet Dermittelt StrObz
matten gu f6iiben.
Gum 5riibtretben Iinb II niebrige Sor>
ten, pte Die 8u9sbaumerbie unb vWunber
BON Mmertta" 3u benuben. Gum fpGten
Sretben, gum 8etfptel, penn man i'm WtGr3
@rbfen ms Miitbeet fGen min, finO audi
ettpas bOber perbenDe @orten gu ges
brdu@e1t.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06
Uermii6tes.

= Sn 9irof9ima bat Elm 3eit1ngsmann
bic 2a3aretbe DeS &otben Sreu3es be1l1cht
bat bic 9ineif9en &erpunbeten alsgefragt
unb 1T gu benz S9luf1e getomnhen, DAB GILES,
mas BON fetnblt9er Seite iiber iapanil 4en
8Gutburf Derbrettet norben, eitel Guge Jet.
Die 8erlpunoeten erfreuten ft9 Der belten
8erpflegung unb er16tenen our9aus 9ltd@
li9 unb 3ufrieben NIT ibrem 2pote. Gtner
Der in Der S9la9t BON 9i0ngpang Deripnr@
oeten @bineien fpra6 nit u~nbertennborein
8er9niigen nn0 GROCER 9antbartett bon Der
Site, Die er bel ben Sapanern g%efunoen, llno
b%etonte, baB ie ni9t aGein giittg, 1onoern
au3 febr geI9tdt in Der 8e6dnDlltn9 Der
Wunben feten, lleber iebem 8ett bling Der
y}ame beS &ranten nit Der 8ef4reiblng
letnes SALES unb Der tGglt9en Wtehnn9 Der
&Drperipdrme. Sn 9irof9tma CAB es gez
gen @nfang IObember bier 2a3aretle NIT
1887 &ranten unb na9 MaBgabe Der Gut
tptdllng beS &rieges foIten bic &rantenz
etnrt9tungen auSgebe6nt tperoen. Din Mer3@
ten, Wdrtern unb @Grterinnen 1T tetn Mdn@
gel: fett 1887 6aben biele 0amen, oarnnter
Wtttglte0er Der taiferlt9en camille nro oeS
@pels, ft9 ais neutrality-suspicious. 0rS9ss
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06

- Sn Getp Orleans 1T etn bubeInber
@tabtbater bes @eriu6s, einen 3eugen an
Der 3eugniBabgabe gu b~erbtnbern, f3uGbtg
~befunben unb tann gu einem nnb audi gu
flint Sd6ren 3u9tbaus DerurtbeiGt tperben.
Sn @btcagO fou Elm Stabtoater feline UNI
feiner &Olegen @unit I'm $4,000 9oGars
feilgeboten baben unb lit mod nt9t einnaI
CUR pnteriu6ung ge3pgen tporben, 9a
loben mir uns bob SEEM Orleans, mo me-
n~igtens bin unb pieber bo9 einmal Elm
8ubler abgefaBt unb audi beftraft tptrb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06

-9as iebtge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bat ale feline 8orgdnger in 8e3ug duf Ser
Gnoerung Ietner 3ufammen1eBung BON Der
3eit Des 8iirgertrieges an iibertroffen. @li
rer bpr 2 Sabren getpdblten Mttglteber itnb
geftOr6en, Is BADEN tbr Mtanbat n~iebergelegt
unb 3 ftnb BPM 9auIe abgeIeBt porben.
GeTtorben finb: Muthler, O'GetG, 2tup uni
8rt9bt aus PennfpIOanien, GnO9s un1
9nut aus S9to, Gbtpman aus Mtt9tgan,
8rattan aus Marplanb, 2iSle aus Sent
tudp, Sbatp aus @isconfin, Ppft aus Sutz
noiS; ausgef3ieben ftnO, I'm ft6 gu Derz
belIern: Mtt9eG aus @isconftn, 2obge aug
Mafa9uietts, 8lan9arb aus 2outftana
unb 8urrotps aus Mi9igan in ben @enat
iibergetreten; SiB aus glep 0orf, I'm bort
felbt bas 4mt eines gomptroGers gu iiber=
nebmen; S'SerraG aus 8trginien, @ouber=
neur bafelbft g%epprben; Se1ops aus Seem
9Ort gum 8e3irtsanpalt bie1er Stabt &C.
tpdblt; 8raplep aus @iibcarolina, ba1eG6I1
gum &i9ter gendblt; GalbpeG aus Sbir
Mappr in Cincinnati getporben; Compton
aus Marplano, gu etnem pOiten i'm 3Oaamt
BON Baltimore ernannt; s. 81. 8redinribgG
Gus &~rtanfas, iebt 8Otf9after in Peterss
burg; Dates aus Mlabama gum GouDerneu1
gepdbGt; Cummings aus SEEM gort, Sub
napz@pmmiftoner btefer Stabt; painte1
aus &entudp gum Rt3ter am bOrtigeu
neutrality-suspicious. gepGblt; 8Gud aug
Suinois, 8unbesanpalt in @bicago getpOrs
hen. 9ter8u fommt in einigen Sagen md
her fir5lt6 gum NahfOlger @1en's i'm Bun.
t%cslenat gepdbGte 4bgeorOnete @ili on aus
benz Staate @albtngtOn, Der fem Mmt To-
fort antritt. Am 4, Mdr5 trttt nod bel
Nbg. Scar aus Soma in ben @enat iiber
NbgeieBt purben bpm 9aufe Sop aus Watf=
Ipurt, 5uniton aus &anfas, 9tIborn aus
@alifprnien.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06
Man fdnat an, um ben 9ampfg

Man fdngt an, I'm ben 9ampTer
ga @ascOgne", Der jebt i4on felt bret
Sagen in Stem gort fGltg ift, beiorgt gu
Iein, bod pirb i'm Bureau Der @efe1f9aft
Die @sr30gerung Dem pibrigen Netter uub
mOgli9eripeife audi elmer 8ei6dbigung Der
Maf9tne bes 9ampferS augef9rieben. Ser
9ampfer bat erft fiir3lt6 neu &efTel be-
tommen unb fam besbalb lei9t ettpas in
l1norbnung gefommen fetn, Sn bieleIn
Safe bate Der 9umpfer nu9 ben M3oren=
SnHsln 3u gelangen geiu4t uno pdre es
bann ertldrli3, baB linn tetner Der ieitber
a%ngelangten Sampfer begegtet 1T, ba Die
N5oren nt9t i'm Sabrtpafer Der S5ean=
bampfer liegen. Smmerbtn ift man Inn bic
1852 Pafagiere un6 21O Mdnn Der 8ez
mannung ettpas befOrgt, mas ia auA mad
Der faum b%ertpunbenen Nufregung bonn I'M
tergdnge Der n@lbe" per taum gu pertpun=
bern 1T. Sn 9usenstopn lit ebenfaGs Teit
81 Stun0en etn 9ampfer fdQig unb nD6
niAt etngetrOffen, Der uN}aiettc" ndmltb
bon Netp Oort, BON Der @6ite Star 2inie,
un6 Elm anberer, Der Gunarbbampfer nGe<
pbQlonica", bpn Bolton.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06

Sem 8eri9t bes amerttantf6en @ene=
r~alcOnful5 in Srantfurt %3ufol9e, 1T unierf
Wei3enausfubr na9 9eutI8lanD i'm Sabre
1893 g%egeniiber benz @oriabr BON 6,302,13C
auf 3,149,282 Sonnen abgefaGen unb i'm
Sabre 1894 auf 3yO54,669 SOnnen; BIZ
beutf9e Ginfubr aus Nrgenttnien, bic 1892
nun 661,697 Sonnen betrug, tit 1898 aui
1,513,961 unb 1894 auf 3,196,190 Sonner
geTtie9en, 9as baben mir nit unferem3oG=
trtege 3utpege gebra6t. &uBlanb bat bic
TeIbe %Grfa6rung gemu4t, 1898 betanb 8pi=
Iben 9eutf4lanb unb &uBGarb Elm 3Ou=
trieg; bic rufif9e 8ei3enausfu9r ging 1895
pm 2,572,991 Sonnen auf 216,362 Sonner
herab unb lit 1894, na9 8eiGegung Del
@treitigfetten, pieber auf 2,354t459 Son
nen btnaufgei4neQt,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06

-Papit 2eo bat benz Pfarrer Saert in
@tlmingtpn in 9eGapare fem MiBfauen
ii6er bas StrampeGrabfabren bteies geiits
li4en 9errn ausDriiden Iuffen. @e6r niirbe@
bon fiebt bas geIprei3t auf Dem @trampe1=
raO @iben nun freilt6 nt3t aus, namentz
lt6 penn Der &etter fpnft elm ipiirbeooGes
4usfeben bat, 9te 2GherGt6tett bes Nn@
Bids ftetgt NIT Der Miirbe Der per1on,
Nenn besbalb Der Papft oDer Der 8atIer auf
benz StrampelraO babergefauit tdme, 70
ipitrbe bas einen urfomif9en MnbItd bereiz
ten. Man muB feiner geieuf9aftli9en
@telung INNER ettpas &ebnung tra9en,
tpenn au3 in Der 9anb1ung felbit gar nt9ts
&nit0Biges Iiegt. 9arum bat Der 9apF
nit 1einem RiffeG re4t.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06

= Sn Mten ftnbet i'm Mat BPM 4, Biz
gum Z. cine internationale Nusfteuung BON
Maf6tnen unb Mdergerdtbf9aften fat,
Oeren 8eI4idung ft9 fir unfere NdergerGt6z
fabritanten Derlpbnen tpiirbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06
GilenbaRn~ &a&rpRdne.

Nbtca9O & gSottbipe Itertts 81 Ienbabu.- Sitfet
St1teS: gtos. 206-208 Glorf=StraBe, an Der
Ootle9 Aoemue Station NIB am 2spot, SIDE Meas.
uto Rinaies9traBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06
SIN sEinnnan1sf6nR bes @nnhesfennt.

IS SIN Stnan3uusl4uB Oes 8unbesienats
bat Die Mbittmmung geftern iiber Die Dem
Ausf@uB iiberiptelenen Sinan8muBnabmen
gu teiner @ntIdeiOung gefiibrt unD 81 elmer
N%bitimmung iiber Die @ilberfreiprd9un9 tit
es nibt getommen, Die Stelungna6me
Der Mttgtteber gu Der McPberfOn'f4en Sin,
Die nit 6 gegen 5 @timmen abgelebnt tpurbe,
biirfte aber moB9ebenO ietn uub perben ft6
au9 Bel tiinfttgen Nbftimmungen bic OemOz
trattf9en StlberbolOe @oorbees, 9arrts,
Mbtte, Sones aus Nrtanfas unb Sones aus
Nebaba, ben Hepubltfanern MDrriu, Sber=
man, Maifon unb Albri6 nit benz 9emotraz
ten Mcpberfon gegeniiber befinben. SIM
Senat 1T aliO duf cine Dem Silber feinbIi9e
MaBnabme ni9t gu re9nen,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06

@ron6 9fapl65 3i9e pia 6. 8 30. 81. 8Qbn, @bfabrt
fa:25 0t.i 1900 81; 'lI4S u aHfuuit: '7;20 ST.:
tl:25 g.: 1850 q.
@rpa6 8opibs nta @. 81. 3 8. o.. g., @bfabrt: $3.50
81: 1i!3Oa q. @utunit: '7:lO nj; 1906 q.
'EdGIi9 + ausgeu. SoHutags. I @usasu. WOntna.
GEbtcaao, 9ttItU a,tfee 6 st. &anI=GtIembabm.
" Sto St-S idet-Otfiee 207 GIorfsStraBe Selepbonr
2l90 Mtoiu. Union Qaii19ier sStatton Canal. aoQms.
uuo 0taotipH=StroBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-06
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-25
GOT A FEW HUNDRED.
The Victor Robbers Were Dressed
as Miners.

VICTOR, Col, March "a. - The
masked robbers who held up the Flor
ence & Cripple Creek south-bound
train just outside the city limits last
night did not obtain much plumber.
Two robbers boarded the train at Vic
tor. One entered the sleeper and be-
gan Immediately to awaken the pas
sengers and seize their money and
watches. He got about $500, includ-
Ing the Pullman car conductors re-
ceipts. The other robber got onto the
blind baggage at Victor, where four or
five other robbers were in waiting.
The latter party commenced work on
the mail and express cars and soon
had them open. The robbers were
dressed in miners clothes and wore
SLOUGH hats, and were masked. They
hurried through the work, enforcing
their commands with a display of
firearms. After the robbery the en-
gineer started the train back to Vic
tor, but the robbers objected and COM
manded the engineer to pull south,
which he did. Immediately officials of
the surrounding towns were notified
by telegraph, and the robbers will be
given hot chase.
A special train came on this morning
with the bloodhound that did such good
work recently at Walsenburg, tracing
the Italian murderers. The dog
seemed to get a scent two or three
times, but the officers put in the whole
day without being able to locate any
of the robbers. The train was fairly
well filled, quite a number of ladies
being on board. About $, 900 in money
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-25

was secured. The job was doubtless
done by part of the same gang that
robbed John Hargant the night before
in his cabin here in town. The dog,
upon being placed on what was sup
posed to be the trail of one of the BAN
dts, made a straight shoot for some
cabins near the Strong mine in the
outskirts of town.
Tonight Bob Taylor, an ex-deputy
sheriff and employee of the Strong mine,
who shot a bartender in Pueblo during
the railroad troubles last summer and
young man called the Kid, working
for the same company, were arrested
by Constable Lambert, of Cripple
Creek. The Kid is alleged to answer
to the description of the man who
climber over the tender and held up the
engineer. They were taken to Cripple
Creek, and will come up for a prelimi-
nary hearing tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-25
SHE WAS MURDERED.
Evidence Tnnf Mrs. HoIton Was
Not Lynched.

OMAHA, Neb., March a. The at
tcrney general returned from Western
Nebraska today. In conversation, he
said:
Il have been investigating the Kaya
Paha affair." and l am firm in the be-
lief that Mrs. Holton was not out
ragged or lynched by vigilantes. The
work was evidently done by two men,
and it was case of murder, evidently
committed for motives not known at
this time. l believe that she was
strangled to hush some secret forever.
l hardly think that her knowledge of
who committed certain thieving was
sufficient to inspire any man or men
to commit murder. She was evidently
killed in the night and dragged from
bed, but the autopsy does not reveal
any indication of outrage The sus-
p1cion against Hunt is very strong.''
I'm the Barrett Scott affair I believe
that we have sufficient evidence to
prove that the crime was committed
In Boyd county, and l am working in
perfect harmony with the county at
tlrney of that district to bring about
conviction of the offenders. am
determined to break up mob law in
Nebraska, and propose to earn my
salary as attorney general, and par
ucularly in upho1ding the dignity of
the state.'' -