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The Indianapolis journal., 1895-11-11
WHAT HAS TAMMANY Wox.
Actual Results of the New York City
Election.

Commercial Advertiser.
So far as Tuesdays victory goes. Tam
many won by an unexpectedly large ma
iority all that was I'm sight. or nearly all.
II won two fat Offices for two individuals. n
number of judgeshps. and amount OF
patronage amounting 20 some two hundred
places. which. together with the twelve or
fourteen thousand other places held by fits
will afford IL a comfortable revenue for the
next two years. preparatory 90 the nnal
fight for the mayoralty In 1891. IL had also
delegation TO the Legislature. IL win rep
resent the Democratic strength OF the State
I'm both branches.
thing. On examination II appears to be
rather barren
The municipality viii remain under a Re
form administration for two years. The
reform administration has been ch8sfencd
and warned. IT will show more wisdom, IN
the future than in the past. perhaps The
two officers that Tammany has secured add
little strength TO the machine and none
TO its powers of obstruction. The added
patronage is insignificant, I'm view OF what
il still retains. The Legislature ts Repub-
lican I'm the ratio of 10 2. Tammany can
get nothing without the consent OF the Re-
publicans. IT'S Senators and kssembiymen
who were blindly sent 10 Albany 10 repeal
the Sunday laws will succeed only I'm win
who sent them. because they are powerlers
to redeem their pledges. And by Identifying
the Democracy OF the State with Tammany
Hall they will be held in abOmination by
the few Democrats from other districts
Tammanv's only real victory ~ unsl1b-
stantial. IL Is the demonstration OF Its abil-
ity TO resist reform and 10 make character.
principle and traditions OF no account nr-
the election OF a ticket Ii can throw dust
IL seems. into the eyes OF men supposed
10 be wife and blind them 10 their own In
nrovided that is TO saw. that reform ad
miuistration furnishes IL with the dust.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-11-11

But only that course will save the Mormon
Church. II they do continue they win here,
the gentle Republicans and Democrats.
Should Utah bs admitted without further
question. and the priesthood succeed IN
Ricnardses and the Penroses. no national
party will exist I'm Utah until immigration
has brought TO its rich mines and teeming
fields gentle population sufficient. added
to the existing number, 10 take from the
Saints the last vestige OF political power
All national issues will be dwarfed beside
the one of liberty of thought. And no better
battlefield could be chosen. II on American
soil the, struggle must come as q whether
a citizen owes less loyalty TO his country
than TO a religious dictator. or whether he
can be absolved from his duty TO the state,
by claiming membership of a church, theE<
il no arena preferable to that one cfrcled
by the Wasatch and Humboldt ranges OF
the Rocky mountains.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-11-11

Could Take the Whole Lot.
Chicago Times-Herald
II s1o.o0oooo is the market price of dukes
the Vanderbilt family can easily handle
the whole English output
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-11-11
NEWS NOTES.

At the morning services at the Third
Christian Snnrcm i yesseraay resoiuti3ns is ions
onel A W. Johnson. who was long an ac-
tive member of that congregation and its
official board.
Marian New, aged five years, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Will
kins, died last night at 7:30. The childs
illness began with diphtheria, and that dis
ase had been overcome, but typhoid symp-
toms followed and resulted fatally. The
funeral and burial will be private.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-11-11
.noh, Inser.on cornerea.

About fsffean wears 400 Col. Bob fn@e~eo1l
was reported as saying In q. sro~~N fNnf
he would believe In he'll when KENTUCKY
went Republican. As soon the result of
the recent Kentucky election was made
known the Western papers came out With
Naming headlines announcing that bradley
had converted Ingersoll But the noted in>
fideI kicks. He says that he has been mis-
quoted In fact. he maintains that the
Republican triumph I'm Kentucky proves
that there is no hell. The co,onel lays all
that Cleveland Is obstinate and egotistic
and that the Democrats are. dissatisfied
with him IL will disappoInf thousands of|
had an opportunity TO yield gracefully. buq
he has allowed n 10 slip. II VIII be very
difficult to convince the country that he did
Republican majority I'm Kentucky Is enough
to make one believe In any possibility.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-11-11
CARLOADS WENT OUT
INDIANAPOLIS INDUSTRIES MADE
LARGE SHIPMENTS.
Large Quantities OF Machinery Ex-
ported-Board of Trade Statistics
for October-IndustriaI Notes.

But few persons who reside in this city
know what the various Industries are doing
The Atlas engine works, which now give
employment to six hundred men, in the
month of October shipped to all parts CT
the country 1S1 carloads of engines and
boilers, the Parry Manufacturing Company
sixty-five carloads of four-wheeled vehicles,
Chandler & Taylor thirty carloads of en-
gines and boilers, Nordyke & Marmon
twenty-seven carloads of milling machin-
cry, the Standard wheel works seventeen
carloadS.
The statistics % the Standard wheel
works do not by any means represent the
works production, as local manufacturers
of carriages take large per cent. of their
product, and with the other Industries there
are many small shipments which are deliv-
cred at the city freight depots for some
local point on the respective lines. The
above statements are official, and the bill
ing shows the shipments went to all parts
OF this country. some to Mexico, some to
South America, and ii is noticeable that
the shipments to Southern States of en-
gines. boilers and sawmills are on the in
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06

= Wte Elm 8ummGer in ST.. Qoui5
Die Goae elmer beiratbSIufiqen
S30nen fpielte, Dariiber nir0 BON bort
bert9tet: per ettpa bier5tgidbrige &trbp
8. Wfap, na3 feiner Mngdbe aus Decatur in
Sainpts ftammeno, purbe in st. Souls DDn
PoftzSnfpettor Mi1iams unter Der Mnflaue.
bic 8oft 3u acknowledgements nliB6rau8t
gu baben, berbaftet. Gr leqte 1t9 in 1einen
grtefen bret oerf9iebene Namen bel, 1tGmz
lt9 Oltoe Map, @ora MaD un6 gora 6.
9a1nmer. Sn biefer 8eiie lteB er Ii6 ouf cine
ausgeoebnte Corresponding in, Die INNER
oamtt enoete, bdB bic aagebIt9e 0eirdtbsz
llitige ibren n3ufiinftigen 8rdutiqam" nm
e1nen S9etl bes nOtbigen 8eiIeoelbes, nm gu
tbn1 81 tommen, eriu3te, 6as Dann au9 in
ben metiten SGlen fam. Gtner Der 8etroqe=
men tit Gbarles 3. Start bon S1tranoer, i'm
IStaate Bafbington, peld6em Map unter
Dem Namen rOliOe Map" T9rieb, No3 elmer
fet9e BON INSTRUMENTATION 8rtefen err
tldrte ft3 uSlibe" berett, gu Start su ton1=
men, faQs er t6r bic t6r feb(enben SIS eur
9tnrette iiberfenbe. Dies geI9ab benn audi,
uno nSltbe" f6rieb barauf einen 0anfesz
bret, ben tie aber unpprftGtiger @eiIe nit
g@ora" nnter5ei9nete. DIS fie nab einioer
3eit nod ni6t in @afbington unqefpmmen
mar, purbe Start miBtrauif6 un6 aIs To-
oann Elm 8rtef antam, norin Die 8utinfti9e
Sraut tire @6rei1e antiinbigte, ft3 aber
y@ora 6. 9ammer" unterI9rieb, fat er elm,
oaB er betrpgen pprben. @r madte Der
Yotbeb0roe Wttttbetlung, Elm Brief an ben
Betrlger pur0e unterge19pben ur0 Mab
beim Nb6Dlen bethlehem in ct. Qouts berbafz
tet. Ser 8erbaftete beftritt 3uerit feline
S9ulo, bD9 betannte er 1pGter, baB er ben
8etrrg beriibt babe, Da er mtttelos gepeTen
let. 8et ibm fan6 man Elm SaI9enbu9,
tportn er 1t9 bic Namen Der Gorrefponbenten
uno baneben ben Namen nottrt bate, unter
benz er nit ibnen correspondence. Mu9 iiber
beren Glitter fitbrte er 9enau 8u9. Mar
elmer Der Gorrefponbenten etpa SO Sabre
alt, 70 mar Die nbeiratbsluitige Dame" nabez
gu ebenio alt; mar er jung, 10 mar au9 fte
lugenolt4. Die 8riefe iinb in elmer peibz
li9en 6anbf6rift geI9rie6en unb nimmeln
BON ort5ograpbh9en Seblern. Sn MaD's
Nott5bu9 ftn6 bic folgenben Namen Der
Sorre1ppnoerten Deraet6net: s. s. See,
Santa Clara, Gal; .6enrp S9reg, @9itz
1ep, -Sn0,; Wm. SDrb, 9ornsbp sSslanb,
9. g.; 6. 6. Peterfpn, @tl1onpiGe, Ore.;
Gbarles Start, Sftranber, Waf6.; s. g..
Wfulerp, S~onnsenb, Mont.; Wnt. q, Gbz
monbs, 8rt8molb, Conn, q. 6. 2Qen, Gonz
bent, 2a.; 0erter Glfins, Sherman, Ser;
Stephen Nrmbufter, 8errD, @aIb.; S6oma5
GurnS, gafabenu, Sal; $. 81. Stein, On
tto3, S9io, 8or rs, 6amiltpn, Obto; unO
Qerrn Goop, l1rta6, ga.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
Neue An5eigerr.

OIae GooessIn3ei9en, weIde fir ole
WoreensNusoabe Ger vJuinois Staats'
3eitnne" ~auf9e9eben weroen, erf6eiuen fo1ens
fret i'm NbenobIatt. Die Nnnabme ron DIN.
5eteen fir oas 2lbenobIatt f9Iie6t UNI II uRr
Witta9s, fir ole moreentNuseabe nm 10 uhr
Nbeuos.
SOSeS=@lnsci0c.
Aaen Sreunben rno 8et0uuten bic trourtoe ~gtoG6ridbt,
oaB rtein tnntgit 9elie6ter 8otte uub unier lieber 8oter,
lu6 Bru0er
Wilhelm HerminghauS
am 0tenitog ben 5. MtGr5, WtorQenS 5 ubr 80 M3iunten,
I'M Nlter non 81 SoDren nab i0perem &eibeu iouft I'M
perm entl0loien iii. Sic 9eerbigung fiuoet Itott am
6reIto9 9to0mlttog Inn l ubr OOm &rouerbau1e, 1924
Sto 9allte6sStraBe, ans uad @albbeinI.
GbicogD, ben 5. Wt6r3 1895.
YGMIiIe %eCrni1t0bauS, Satin.
Ncttb0, Nata, 2SiNie, 9aME, GIS0 uni
hilbert, &lnoer.
0lntG Huccci, 2Dd)ter.
Trco NueocI, SdlpiegerIobn.
9teblt @ntel uno 9teffen.
ct Souls, $40, 3eituu9eu ftub gebeteu, gu copiren.
6ma2t
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
StobIen oen Sdoufaiten nit fammt
oem Snbalt.

Somes 8artGD u1b bret anbere bis6er
NOD ni4t berbaftete, aber ben 8e6eimen Der
Marpelt r. Station betannte 8urT9cr
ftablen ~geitern@benb ben bor benz @eI6GftSz
loben beg Srant 2euB, go. 434 g. Sal tet
Str. ouf elmer &iite Iiegenben @6aufaiten,
in benz it4 me4rere Nn3iige ~befanben. Sc
rooe, ols tie i'm in elmer @GD Dffnen mplz
ten, erblidten Die @ter Die 9etectiDs 6ar=
bling unb @%9aug6neITb uuf Der anbereu
Settle Der @traBe. Sic 9aben fdmatlid5
Ter1engslo 1tn0 ma9ten baour4 bic Oetecz
ttOs erft re6t aufmerffam. 6arbinq oe=
lang es na9 LANCER Sagb, 8urtlDs 6a66aft
3u iperben, Nuf benz @ege bur6 bic offer
ipurOe bann Der erbro3ene @6uufuTten oes
fu1oe1. I'm ben 9etectios @eleqenbeit AZ
geben, an9 Der anberen 9ret babbaft ~
tper0en, tpurbe Der San DDr &ibter G6srz
barot Bis gum 8, berf6oben unb 8artlp Biz
oabtn uater $500 8iirgi9aft gefteQt,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
Stdott1bes.
2ItorpRtum i'm GountY9efdn9nif.
Gin nnter Ger 1nfIaec oes rroroes febenoe,
nIann nimmt Gift, weI9es Elm lopofat
eineef9muaeeIt haben foQ.

&t9ter 8urfe erIieB geitern cine @pr>
ldoung fir ben Nbbpfdten e. 8. 2arrabee
tpona9 berfelbe it9 beute Na6mittqq i'm
bier u6r gegen bic 8e19ul5igunq Derant=
tporten foQ, fir einen @efangenen beg
@ountpgefdngntffes Mtorp6in eingeT9muqz
gelt gu BADEN, pelGes biefer in felbtm0rberi=
f9er Nbii9t 81 it9 nabm. Sn elmer Belle
DeS GountDgefdngnifes iibt 6enrb 6,
Settings, tpel9er am 81. Nobember in bic
office bes Nbbofaten GDfparo 81. 6tQtorb
gtng unb btefen nteberI9pB. 5etner Musz
idge 3ufolge mar er bpn bem1elben 16mGbz
LTD betrogen nprben. Sin anDerer @efan=
9ener, Namens Sames @6ite, 6etpo6nt etne
3ele neben berienigen 9afings'. 2arra6et
TT @btte's Mbbofat,
Im Samtag Na9mittaq fanb Elm Mrfz
Ieber i'm @efdngniB Settings in b~e1tnnunosz
lofem 3uitanb in feiner 53ele. Or. SSDrtner
tpurbe gerufen unb na9 3p~etTtiinbiQer Or
belt gelang es ibm, 9a1ttngs auBer @efa61
81 b~rtn9en, Man fanb in feiner 3eue elm
bal6geleerte5 Tld199en nit Morp6ium
6afttngS g~eitanb, Dap er 6ds Morp6ium qes
nommen babe, tpeigerte fi9 aber, ben Numer
9esjenigen an3ugeben, Der INN bd5u per-
6olfen.
@efdnoniBzQ ufIs6er @oB f6Dpfte Ser.
od4t gegen @bite unb fagte linn ms Sc
1t9t, baB er oas @ift 9a1tings Suftefte
W9tte legte Elm 9eftdnbniB a6, aus peI3em
HoB ben @9luB 5og, baB 9aftings Ti9 felt
ldrgerer 3ett nit Sel6ftmprbgebanten truo
uno oaB 8bite linn gegen cine 8elp6nunQ
DaS 9tft B eTorgte, nnO 3nar bur9 bic Ser
mtttlung 1etnes MO0ptaten 2arrabee.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
GrzRibter 6arnett ernannt

3i4ter 8ObGIdat %ernannte eetern BET
@rrt4ter @mpnn @arnett, ben prdTbenter
Der 3itle Guarantee anb Sruft g., gu etner
Der M{itglteoer Der neutrality-suspicious. fin
0as S9uleigentbum,
Ric6ter @roBcup bat bic @rnennuno BE-;
britten @bI3dbers ebenfoIs bereits bolap.
gen, er nil ben Namen befIeG6en iebo6 erf
6efannt ge6en, tpenn berielbe fi6 bereit err.
fldrt baben tpirb, ben poiten onaunebmen
Der 8etreffenOe 1T augenblidlt9 aus ben
Stabt abpeIenD. -,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
DoIitifhes.

Die bemOtratiT6e Contention sur QuF.
ltellung zines Gonoibaten fir bas Mmt bes
8irgermeiiterS ftnbet am nG6ten GamftQc
ftatt. Sir Die Nustpabl zines Ganbtboter
1T Die 3eit feline oQ3u 1ange me6r, Seut,
Na9mittag treten bic bemotrati16en sFii6rel
3u elmer 8eratbung 3uIammen unb es If
an3unebmen, baB Der Same beg Mannes
pelber in Der Contention oGs 8annertrGoel
Der 8artet anfgefteQt tperben Ton, BET biefel
8elegenbeit %genannt tperben nirb.
MaDor Sopttns bat ertlGrtS bah er Unite,
feinen Ilmitdnoen @anbibat 1T, unb 6of
cine linn in ben Munb geleqte entoeoenoe.
.feBte &uSfage f3er3baft gemeint mar.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
Nurbmefleitez@ rnnbeiaenthnm.


On oerfaufen: Clifton @oe. .Spts; 9racelnno QDe.s
$3.50; IS boar, s. per Ntpuat. GtdbtiI9es @oner, Ab.
5ugsfandle, grabirte StraBen, 8dumte. Clifton @pe.
elettriife @ors 9ebeu ieBt bis an ben Soften. SieIe 2ots
liegen auf Der gtorbmeitieite Der Stoot, Der ein3i9e SBeit
@bicagos, mo 9ruIOeIgeutbum pirtli9 i~pottbiaig lift
nn0 mo- Der Boom nd9ites Sriibiabr einieBeu pir6.
Std6tiibes Q9aller, &b3ugsfandIe, Srottotrs, 86ume
Il. T. No., anes oorban6en; mttten in Der Stabt uuo uur
1850 bGS Stild; IS au5oblung ii6ert cine Got be in tpes
ni9e1 Sabren elm 8ernDgen Dertb ieiu mag; bolt Gub
8ldne; &genten oerlangt $50 &abatt on ieoer 2ot, aber
nur III oteiem gtouat. q. 8. gill & 60,
4ut36t "a 2afaae Ctr.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
6cTorbctt :

Gubu. - @m 9ieuftog BEN 5. Mdrs, 1 11br Ntpr-
gems, @amnab, Wittlpe beS peritorbeneu 9eurp 9.
&obn, III tbrer IBobnung, 1905 Snbtoua @pe., int otter
BON "a Sa6reu unD 6 WtOuaten. &ei9eufeier am 9on=
uerltog 8orntlttoo nm 8 ubr I'M Sentple ri Congregation
&. u. So, 80. GtraBe ufl0 Sn0tan0 @Oe., uuD 0ann per
Spe3taI=3ug Der e. W. % OF. R.sSoDn nm II uDr mad
It. W}QQriO Seuetern.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
>0l1taci0e.

5rennOeu un6 8efouuteu bic traurige Na6rt6t, boB
meme ltebe Satin uu0 uniere SHUTTER State 9nberS,
9e6. 91eln, INT Alter pon so Sobrer am Moutog, ben 4.
0tdr8, Wttttog5 II rbr ionft i'm Serrn enti6lafen 1T.
@Ie 8eer6t9an9, ttHbet an SonHerltog, ben T. Y{dra;
AOe, ans no6 Mnl0Deim 1tatt. I'm 1iae Sbeilnabme
bitten Die troueruben 9tHterblebeuen,
WtdDarO 9uberS, 9otte.
Sopble, Gouoro rn0Nnute &tn0er; @briit. 8rinfman,
GAmteQeriphn; nebit WeripQnbten.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
SuSe8=Wtt3etac.

Sreunbeu un6 9efanuten Die trauriqe gtobrt1t, bop
nnniere 9eIie6te Mtuttcr 2lnta SsoIter, @ttttpe bon
yttCOlau6 MtOlter, i'm Nlter BON IS Sabren in 9raut
@rollin9 9etorben lit. 9eeroi9uu9 am 9Dnnertog ben
:. Ntdr3. yo9mittaga 2 llDr, bon Der ct. Mi6oels'
Stride nad Dem ct. SonifaciuSsG5 ottesader. I'm fttaG
&betlnabme bitten
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
SeS=Wtt3ci

5rennben un0 8etaunten Die trouri9e 9tadbri6t, baf
1niere geliebte SD9ter &liSe Sophie I'M @lter BON Is
WtOuoteu geItorben if. Sie 8eeroiguu9 fiubet ftatt am
9OnnerltGg nm 2 ubr gtodmttta9S oom' 3rouerDouie,
SIS Wtelroie=Str., nod JtoIeDia. pm fttIe SbeiIuubme
bitten Die traueruoer 9inter6lie6euen
MlptS nn0 GItfe &unfeIer, Gltern.
6ma2t GuiL un0 SSnuS, Yriiber.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06

bon $40 bis $50.
Sic gteilsOtle SSuDrDoentent SDntD, Die b~eoettenoe
S5armldnoereier, nobe Der Staot 9seilspine, Start
@ouutp, int Staate gBisconfiu, eiguet, bat, nm er1tere
in S6punq 8I 6rineen uuo I'M 9reiie 5u ftarteH, ftb
NIT allen ibr All Sebote ftebenbeu Wtitteln men orga=
ibleuniqt bamit 9teubouten ouf ben neuen Staot=
IotteH aufgefibrt, uno Dffertrt Seoermanu, Der nab
eigeuer 9eimItdtte, pDielbft alerlel grobe unterHebz
munger, 5abrifeu. 9anoeL Snouitrie uHo GiieHs
babneu, Der Stobt gbua9o GbuIi6, ftrebt, Iuo
eItltirt gum Nntau1e.
SIZE HeIlspine SmprDpemeut Spmpau1 er6ffnet ben
0erfouf oieIer i'm 9er3eu Der Iebbafteu 9ei66tts= uHo
95abritltaot 9~tellspiue, 10 Mtiuuten melt bonn 9abH=
Bofe entferHteu nel an9eegteu Staotlots ON l. Sebrrar
1895 NIT fabelbaft ue0rtget BreIIeH, uuo 5mar BON
$40 biz $50 baS Stld, unb fI5ert benz &duTer, Der fur
Ooer iiber $50 bic Got fauft, cine Sretfabrt BON @Dt=
Cago mad Yeilsniae uno 3uriid. glebt prompt &DH=
trattpaptere uuo refine ne6ertrngun9surfunoe Iooet
baieiblt %aufgelegte Pl6ne uno Wtappeu IN Mu9eul4elH
5l uebuten rno Sots Iur Seiddfts= uno BrIoatbduler 81
fidern: 0enonute @Ompau9 offerirt Qleih5eItig ibr
9utes TrI9tbares, i'm gau5en umfreiie b~eieoeltes S5or11z
lamb BON So bis $40 ben older, getpdbrt IaHg16brIge
ytoten8oblungeu uHb bittet ale eOeutuenen anfrageT
ober Sroers anf Wtoppen unb &arten, Die prompt erles
otgt lperoen, 81 rldteft on
u. .. Mbauts & Go,
1873 8: &~oubolpb Str. SIDE 2aSaae Ctr,
3lmmer 6 uuo 8, @bicago. Sa-
Snen BON 9 uhr Wtorgens bis 5 ubr gtodmtttags;
9Ienit9gs 9onHertGgs un6 Ga mftog bis
. Hbr Abeuo5. 6feb, mon, mtt&frIl2t
Qu Oertaufeu: Ra~beusnuob. Sic f96nfte
~ @de in oieier bubi6eu unb hIbenben Boritaot.
pfoitert. Gage: Glib uHo Sitfront. Megen preis uHb
meIterer Austunft neuoe man iib minhli9 ober fhrfts
lid an Ism. 8. Gee. 112-114 Dearborn StraSe,
gOsee Building. 2Omi, BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
QnNrR=0Ittsrinn.

Sreunbeu uu6 8etanuten be trourtoe g}adribt, boF
mein Qeliebter Satte uub unIer @ater CASPER 9Obbcft
9m 4 3Mir3, abenos ll9r i'm 9srrn enti4!atmsg it
9tobmittoQS l:8O, pom SraucrbouIe, 81 9urlinQ Ctr,
na9 &o1ebia 1tott. 9te troueruoe Mittpe
6n132t GItne Spbbcfc, uuo &inoer.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
gu berleiben.
Seri9ieOenes.


GObLen unb Sole fir 5urnaees, @rate8 uno oGgemeiueH
~ Gebrnud; refine Glumpen $3.50 bic Tou1e; refine
Snolona 8lod So; Sole. nGgg"=9rDBe, IS. so; qroBe Gqq
$780, lberou bin ab9elefert; Bbone W{nIu 1852. GleaT
O6bne, NOtsn, Mtetben, f9Ie9te @9uIben oner arte-
~ %c0lecttrt; teI1Ie 8e3ablun9 penn erfoIgIos. @ug.
2milJ
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
gittOm'S OrODe+

@oIeutir simon btetet ieiuen bequen 9elegenen rnb
oprtrefflt0 eingeri9teteu HtcnicsPleB nebft &e9eibaDn
All oerrntetben an. 1917 g. Glart Ctr, Gde &omrence
Aoe. GleftrtI9e Cars fa9ren big al ben 9arf,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
:

@eitern, am 5. Wtdr3, 9urotbea Sdutiot in ibre
Wobnuug $50. 1868 SrbarosStr. @eerbi9ungs=In5et9
ipGter.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-06
@e9rd6mtB.Mmsetee.

9aS @e9rdbntB Der Trau 9Orotbea S6utiSt fine
bet ftatt am 6reita9, ben 8. Ntdr3, gso9mittogS ~ rbr
oonEronerbouie, gD. 1858 Sr8orb Ctr, mad @rocelanb.
7m32t 81. VI. 8[tmentbaL.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-13
FIRE EBuG coNFEssEs.
Slueckman, Head of the New York Gang,
 Br0aks Down In Prison.

Br01ks Down In PrtsOns
 NEW YORK, July 13.-Max Glueckman, the chief mechanic of the firebug gang, the man who for several hundred dollars imperiled the lives of many innocent men, women and children, made confession yesterday to Acting District Attorney Da- wis. Churchman's confession corroborates the statements made by Samuel Milch, the fire insurance adjuster, whose confes- sion was made on June 21. Besides this Glueckman confessed his share in the burning of the tenement 129 Suffolk street last summer ill which life was lost-that of q young girl who was visit ing the janitor of the tenement on the day of the fire.
 Glueckman has given MT. Davis list of over twoscore fires, all of which he ad- mits were of incendiary origin and started by him. He says that Milch's statements concerning the burning of Louis Gordon's s shirt factory at 21 Walker street on July 24 last are true, and that he was paid $7OO for firing the building. Glueckman also told MT. Davis that he received $1, 200 for burning the shirt factory of l.. Cohen & Co.,, at 12 White street, Jan. 24, 1894.
 The other fires which Glueckman ad- mits having set were on tho east side and in Brooklyn.
 In four of these, at 99 Willett street, one in South Fourth street, Brooklyn, an- other in Suffolk street and the fourth in Essex street-Glueckman fired his own apartments, having had his worthless fur niture insured for several hundred dollars.
 Glueckman is in the TOmbs. For his connection with the firing of Louis Cor don's factory he was indicted for arson in the third degree. He got wind of his in- dictment somehow and fled to Russia. From Russia he went to Berlin, where he was located by detectives, who lured him back to this country and arrested him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-13
A DIFFICULT ARREST.
South Carolina Constable Has a Pistol Duel
 With an Ex-Liquor Dealer.

South Carolina Constable Has Pistol Duel
 With an Ex-Liquor Dealer.
 CoLUMBIA,S. O., July 13.-Judgc Town send sentenced William Sheppard, an ex- liquor dealer, to pay fine of $200 and inn prisonment in the penitentiary for six months for contempt of court for having disregardcd an injunction restraining him from violating the dispensary law. Stato Constable Speed was deputized to arrest him immediately. Speed found Sheppard in his place of busi:>: and told him he had a warrant for r., rest.
 Sheppard said h. did not intend to sub init to arrest. Speed replied he would car " out his orders Sheppard then drew a pair of pistols and commenced firing at Speed, who did not reply at once, as he had some difficulty in drawing his weapon. One bullet grazed Speeds throat barely bringing blood, and another grazed his hand before he drew his pistol. Sheppard had jumped behind counter, protected by heavy lattice work, and kept up his firing.
 Two passing constables heard the shoot ing and rushed to the door. One of them commenced firing, also adding to Speed S danger he being between tho two fires. Speed kept perfectly cool, firing each time he saw Sheppard. One bullet grazed Shcp- pard's face, and another, having passed through his right leg, brought him to tho floor. sheppard was then placed in wag- on and takon to the penitcntiary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-13

ATTORNEY GENERAL HARMON isn't satis- fled with tle decision against the gov ernment in the suit against the Stanford estate, and he this week directed the United States district attorney at San Francisco to appeal the case to the United States circuit court of appeals for the Pa cific coast district. It is no violation of confidence to add that should the court of appeals decide against the government the care will be carried to the United States supreme court. This suit, which is for $15, ,OO0, ,OOO, is only against the Stanford estate, but if the government should win the estates of all of Stanford's Pacific rail- road associates who, like him, became rich by their msnipulations of a company that has always pleaded their inability to repay money loaned it by the United States gov ernment, will have to disgorge to the amount of their stock holdings in the road, if to no further extent.