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Evening journal., 1895-09-27

be found to be fitted. He would not say
that he was particularly fit for the posi-
tion he had filled for 80 years. He had
filled it as best ne could and had got
more than his share Of the criticism that
always fell to great public officials.
He had hoped that his successors would
end their career feeling as much senti-
ment toward their Office as he experienced
at that moment. He had been cOnsoled by
the knowledge that he had done his duty
in such a way that the army and the
whole country had been satisfied. A fea-
ture of the monarchical principle was that
those in the highest position, besides do
ing their duty to the state were bound to
be useful members Of society. In accord
anco with this rule, he had never neglect
ed the civil duties falling TO a person in
his position.
The Duke of Cambridge was frequently
interrupted by cheers during the delivery
Of his speech, which has created sensa-
tion as an unexpected and outspoken vale
dictOry.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
ITEMs OF in EREsT.

where is one satisfaction" said the iinde-
steele girl. "in being tha recipient Of atten-
tiona from titled foreigner" what is
thatfn "You know that when lie proposes he
means business. wv Washington Post.
Think of this. Hoods Sarsaparllla 8 the
only true blood purifier prominently in the
public eye to-day. It cures disease when All
others fail. because it makes pure blood.
Hoods Pills cure iaundice, biliousness, sick
headache, constipation and eli liver ills.
"ColoneI. what would you do ~ a man called
Won a liaff j mean friend" well sub VI
he were a real near and dear friend. would
show him the respect OF attending his fuu-
eral after 70 we're All over sub ."-lndianRpolis
Journal
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
car.er pIdn,t eues. RIsht.

The Baltimore Sun says: "CArsey
before the club left tho Carroll
ton Hotel for the grounds. de
clsred that he was going to make the
Orioles bite the dust, as he had heard IL
stated that his club was not trying 10
win from Baltimore Philsdelphia was
after all the vlctories she could get. said
he, and he would sea to it that his club
got one before It left Baltimore. But
guessing is not Carseg's long suit, it
seems. The Phillies not only did not win
the game. but they newer came near
enough to It to stir up ordinary interest
among the spectators.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
VIM. B. SHARP
g 90.
Fourth and Market Sis.

The largest and
most complete line in
this city. Our efforts
in Blankets are great
er than ever and
more will be sold
here than ever be-
fore. Five hundred
Blankets will be sold
for % cents each and
one lot Of White
w col Blankets which
we have always sold
for $4, we shall start
the season with for
1880 per pair, in
red, pink, blue and
Iyellow borders.
We are determined
to make this a Blan-
ket season par excel
lence and any one
wanting a first-class
Blanket will find here
a big dollars worth.
Look carefully at our
I$5 Blanket; we've
sold them within the
last year for $3.50.
AS fine, soft and ele-
giant Blanket as you
ever used. See them
and save money.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27

ssross the gridiron In their frantic
attempts to buck centre.
Chester handled the ball precisely aud
sharply, but the feature Of the first half
WAS the long run made around the right
end by Brady He would have scored
had the Chester umpire been out Of the
road. AS 1t was Brady ran into him
when he was Within about ons yard OF
the line. Lednum msde several good
tackles and Mckee some good rune. The
Wilmington boys weut through the cen
tre for good gains.
The High School boys on the Chester
team we're a ,ittle heavier than the local
team, aud buok,d the centre well, but
could not get around the ends. The
lineup Of the teams follows:
Lsdnum, left end Patterson. left
tackle; Ayars, left guard Taylor,
centre Fogwell. right guard Ross,
right tackle; Adams, right end Hart
mar. quarter back; Mckee right half
back Brady. left half back; Alexander,
full back
Chester High School-Longbottom, left
end Davis. left tsckle; Pickett. left
guard Brown. centre; s Wor-sll. right
guard; Lewis. right tackle Mould right
end; Bordine. quarter back X Worrell
right half back Oglesby, left half back
w Harvey, full-5ack.
Umpire, Mehsf5 llnesman. Lawson
referee, Sheppard
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
nIoh Aner a Tramp.

CHILLIcorHE, o., Sept s7.-Morris
O'Donnoll, a conductor on the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern elected a colored
tramp named George Smith from freight
train, whereupon Smith fired two shots,
both passing through O'Donnells hat
One hundred or more railroadors started
in pursuit of Smith, armed with clubs
and shotguus. Marshal Stanley arrested
the man before the mob reached him, but
they followed the prisoner to the station
house. Threats Of lynching were frequent
ly heard
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
YeiIowstone PARK Geysers.

Advlces Just received at the Northern
Pacific Offices from Mr.. w P. Howe, In
charge OF the lunch station at the Upper
Gsyser Basin, state that the geysers are
playing better than ever. They are much
finer than last year. The Giant, one Of the
finest in the Park, plays TO a height Of
about $50 feet Last year its sruptions
took place once In about five days and
continued for 80 minutes This year It is
playing more frequently Mr. Howe is
regularly noting the temperature of the
GiRntess, another OF the large geysers
IL is also playing frequently and It's tenn
perature at time Of playing ranges from
1913 to 1913 degrees Fahrenheit For six
cents sent TO Charles S. Fee, general
passenger agent Northern Pacific rail-
road. st. Paul. MINI, you will receive a
fine tourist book thatcontalns.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
LIre Ea.tern shore wheeImep.

EAsToN, Md, Sect. 20.-The Eastern
Shore whcelmen's racing circuit meet,
held at Idlewild Park this afternoon
under the auspises of Avon Cycle Club,
drew a crowd OF 500 high wind
caused ordinary time to be made There
were twelve events Some OF them
resulted thus:
One mile Novice-JAmes D. Lucas,
Chesterto Fn / w. N. Fleckenstein,
Easton. 2; w nrohAD, Elston, Q.
Time, ? Al
One mile Interslub Championship-W.
w. Phelps, Cambridge / s. Shallcross
Chestertown, .; h b Messenger
Federslsburg 3; r u Patchett, Easton,
A Time 3 23i
Five Nile Eas' ern Shore Interclul
Champ pionshlp- w Phelps. Cam
bridge George N. Dunlap Elston 2
w. G Lscompte. Cambridge, 3; 8
Shallcross, Chestersown. 4; II. B Mes
fenger, Fsderslsburg. 8 R h. PAtchstt,
Elston. 6; r. w Messenger, Fsderals
burg, z James +. Thompson, Chester
town, 8 Time. IS l6i
The officers OF the meet we're Referee
Albers Mott starting Judge aud clark o
The course. HAmllton L Roe; judges
Harry Covington w NJ Colp A q
Pascault; timers, Frank B Sbreve. J. I
Moore, o + Sturmer; scorer. @ Baynar'
Nicols; umpires, James A. Spencer, j. Y
Todd, S. e. 5hannohan.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27

Ia the fourth inning at the Motormen
aud Conductors game with the Defiance
club at Union street grounds yesterday
Tor the benefit OF st. Peters orphans. rain
stopped the game. The railway men
were taking 1t easy and had scored three
runs Their players we're: Hlnkle, c
McOaffsrty, p Cassidy. b Mahoney.
2b Nsister, 30 McCaferty, SIS
Chappelle. II; Crawford, CT; Mui
rine, ri. Aoou. 900 people we're
present.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
The "Phnllesp WIN 30 Here.

The Philadelphia National League Base
who lesd The league percentages. will
positively be here uext Tuesday to play
Columbia Athletic Club which will sbe
composed Of the strongest local players
that can be secured. 9th and lenents
have been announced as the Phillies
battery and Hamilton and Thompson
expect to be in condition TO guard centre
and left garden at Union street.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
DRY Timea In snssar.

James w. Ponder has returned from
Sussex county, where he has been spend
ing several days with his father ex.
Governor James Ponder. He reports
that not for years has there been such a
protracted drought ia the lower county
Pasture is short, the tomato crop almost
ruined and many Of the canning-houses
idle In CONSEQUENCE
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
Tour to the south via Pennsyivania Rail.
road.

The last OF his Penusylvanla Railroad
Company g very attractive estly autumn
tours to the South will start from New
YORK la a special tr.in Of parlor cars on
October s
The tour covers a period OF ten days
and includes the battlefield Of Gettys-
burg, picturesque Blue Mountain. Luray
Caverns, the Natural Bridge. Grottoes Of
the Shenandoah, the cities OF Richmond
and Washington aud Mt Vernon.
Toe round-trlp rate, including all
necessary expenses, is $j5 from New
York. $53 from Philadelphia and pro
portionate rates from other points.
For detailed itinerary spply to Ticket
Agents or TO Tourist Agent. No 1886
Broadway. New York, or Room No. All,
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
From New Hampshire's Hnns.

DIR. T. Gardiner Littell, former rector
OF St. Johns Church, who has been
spending the Summer in New Hampshire.
is in town TO day, the guest Of William
q Fisher. From here he will proceed to
Minneapolis to take part in the proceed
ings of the General Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
1Iin.nn ResIrna rrom the CommIttee.

BUFFALO, Sept. 27.-Judge Charles W.
Hinson, who was elected "A State Demo
cratic committeeman from the Forty
eighth senatorial district announced his
RESIGNATION.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
bic Rarn for Morrow .

Architect Lewis R. Springerjs engaged
in preparing plans for large barn to be
erected on the farm OF James Morrow,
near Newark. to replace the one recently
burned. Its dimensions will be 80 by 60
feet.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
mARRTFU

RIGGS s-STEELMAN.-On Tuesday even
ing. Sept ember "a. 1895. by Rev. $. B. Meeser,
Franklin n. BeRgs and Rosetta steelman,
both Of this city.
LARKIN- St. Paul's NJ. y.
Church. on Monday evening. September y,
1895 by Rev. Louis r. Barrett. Nathan Larkin.
of Chester, Pa, and Mrs. Sarah r.. sutton, Of
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
hunting For a Negro Murderer.

NORTH FoRK, W. Va, Sept. 27.-Towns
Levy, a colored miner for the Crozier COM
pany, was killed by another negro at Elk
horn. The murderer escaped, but is be-
inn nnrsued
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
cranr for rhat AmerIca,s uup.

LONDON, Sspt. 81. The Yachting
World. IN It's Issue Of yesterd ~ says that
Herbert Moir. who proposes 10 build .
syndicate yacht to challenge f'r Americas
cop has bsen almost inundated with
letters the writer's OF which offered to
subscribe towards the project sums vary
ing from $3.50 to 5000. Already more
than $3.50 600 has been offered.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
First Contest Of nyavy-welghts.

At the Union Street Park the football
season will open tomorrow afternoon
At o'clock, when the Warren eleven
will play the Pennsylvanla Railroad Y
u. O. A, Of Philadelphia WaIren's
line up will be as follows McNee, left
end; Hanley, left tsckie Green, left
guard Simms, centre; Roth we'll, right
guard B1ggs, right tao ,le Joslyn, right
end Prentiss, quarterback; Mccartney,
lef5 half back; Mears, right half back
Mcdaniel, fall. back
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
Opening OF the Football Season.

At Riverview Park yesterday after
noon the football season WAS opened by a
close game between tine Wilmington
High School and Chester High School
teams. Although neither side scored.
the game Was interesting as the body Of
football scrlmmagers swsyed to and fro
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
ReaulIlaI oentsr-TabIs BooI..

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that will instruct
as we'll as amuse Well. get q copy OF
Famous Paintings OF the World" bound
In cloth and gold. Il is beautiful port
folio Of artistic MASTER pieces and 81 20
viii buy 1t. Made to sell at IS. Only 9
few left. Apply At EVENINGS JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Home Wedding Of Miss Clara
Logan and w. III. Faulkner.
HALE AND HEARTY. THOUGH "a

David EastburD, of Pleasant HiiI, and His
wife Yet Expect to Celebrate Their
Diamond wedding Anniversary.
Friends Arranging Reception for
LIReturned European Travelers-Other
Personal Matters.
All communi catious fnfended for insertion
tniu column should be Addresse 10 SOcietf
lSs ors Sb sb onS me ~ t ~ r.
tha paper ONLY
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
WIN. B. SHARP & co.
REersrER.s ORDER.
EeIsTER's ORDER.
REaIsTER,s nrFIcE.


New Castle County, Del. Sept.5, lsqb,
Upon the application of Julia Gallagher.
Administratrix. @. {. A.. of John Gallagher,
late Of Wilmington hundred, IN said county,
deceased, II Is ordered and directed
By the Register that the Administratrix
Aforesaid give notice Of granting Of Letters
OF Administration upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements to bo
posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters In six of the m0et public places
OF the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate TO
present the same, or abide BY an Act OF As
sembly I'm such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 10 be Inserted within the
same period In the EVENING JounNAIaa news
paper published In Wilmington. Del, and "a
be continued therein three weeks, 70, o. a.
Given under the hand and seal
- or ofilce of the Register afore-
L. 8. tie county aforesaid, the day ana
wear above written
j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministratiOn, c. { a, were IN due form
OF law granted unto the undersigned, on the
5fh day OF September. A. ID. losb. aud that AL
persons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same. duly at
tested 10 the said AdmnistratriX on OF before
the 5th day of September. 1896, or abide the Act
of Assembly IN such case made and provided.
JULIA GALLAi HER,
Adminlstratrix.
Address, sOs Krkwood street, Wilmington
Delaware
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
PIeasant Homo WeddInr.

A pretty home wedding occurred last
evening at No 101 South Hsrrison
street. Tne bride was Miss Clara N.
Logan and the groom William Il Faulk.
ner, OF Chester. The ceremony was
performed by Rev o. Buddington,
pastor of Bethany Baptist Church. in the
presence OF a large number OF guests
from this city, Chester and Philadel-
phis.
Miss Augustine Logsn was maid Of
honor, and the bridesmaids we're Miss
Bertha Logan and Miss Anna Raymond
George Faulkner was best man, and
Frank Foulk ard Finley Ash acted as
ushsrs
The house was prettlly decorated with
flowers and plants, the bride and groom
receiving congratulations under beauti.
ful floral arch. A wedding dinner fol
lowed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Faulkner will make the
future home in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
Yesterda, is Leneue score..

Baltimore, 10; Philadelphia, 1.
CioclnDati, 10; Chicago. /.
Pittsburg, IL; 81. Ltuis 4
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
Attendance lat tho Games
Record OF the clubs
To-da,'s Schedule

Baltimore at New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Plttsburg &C st Lvuis.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
Quite old. But Hale and Hearty.

David Eastburu, Of Pleasant Hill,
Mil Creek hundred, was in this city a
day or two ago. hale and hearty despite
the 81 years that he mas to bis credit in
the ledger Of life. He is president Of
the Newport National Bank and evincas
keen interest in all Of It's affairs. In
1880 be represented his bundled iu
the General Assembly. being one
of the best members Of the Repubii
can minority. Ten or twelve years ago
he and his wife celebrated their golden
wedding, and unless all signs fail, they
may gather their friends about their
hospitable board on the occasion OF the
celebration Of their diamond wedding.
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
rraveIers Home From Europe.

The steamer Augusts Victoria, Of the
Hamburg Steamship Company. is ex-
pected to arrive in New York today
from Europe, having on board Fred @.
Mammels and John A. Lsngel, who have
been spending several months travel
ing. Francis H. dofecker and
several friends Of the parties went to
New York this morning to meet them.
They will reach here this afternoon and
ia their honor the Bavarian bre very and
park have been gsily decorated by the
employees. A royal reception will be
given at which the two travellers aud
number OF friends will be entertained
Evening journal., 1895-09-27
RnIn stopned the Game.

weather Prospect for New York.
Fair.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12
Wieoer.I Il
Die repubIifoniihe North GopusG Contention
nominirt oas erite GiPet in oiefem JaRr.

Die republifantf9e NorbzSo pn> Gonbenz
ttDn purbe beute Mtittag pom 2egisldtur@
MitgIieb gtatban 8lottte e%r0ffnet. 8. g.
9a4 bon Der "a. Wdrb perlos ben Mufruf.
6enrD Seberin nurbe bann gum tent
pordren 8orIiBenben Der Contention ge=
tpd6lt, Sam. @rtd1on bon Der %. Marh
gum @efretdr. GS nurbe bef9loFen, Do
teine GDnteite pDrlagen, Dap iebe Delegation
ettpaige 8acan5en fiue. Die tempordrer
8edmten tpurDen bann permanent 9emd9t
9ierauf purDe Der 8ef9luB angenOmmen
feline OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu 6alten.
Per Reclamation tpurben SO illia m 8
Bali gum NfeRor unb Na9folger ieine1
felbit i'm Nmt npminirt.
Sn berIelben @eiIe fpurbe 8auG Re.
DteSte gum Collector nduinirt.
% m. @isfelDti +. erbielt per Nccla.
nation bic domination fir Superpifor uni
8ern6arO s. GIettenberg purbe aui
oemfelben Wege gum SotpnzGlerf gepG6lt
WtQiam 8. 9arriIpn, ganbtbat fir cir
Ri4teramt, btelt cine 8ebe, in pel9er er bel
republifanif9en Bartet ben Steg prop6ez
5eite. N1s Gomitemitglieber fir ous tom=
menbe Sa6r purben Nat6an Ylottfe, q.
Warb, Mm. W~ueftenfelb, 20. Warb, Gbarz
les 8iebened, %. Marb, 9enrp SeDerin, "a.
Warb, %ernannt.
@m. s. 8aQ bteGt ebenfaQs cine 8ebe.
Gr fpra9 ben 9ant fir Die domination
aus, Gr tperbe feline Sffice na9 beiten
&rGften unb in e%brenbafter @eiie ~beripdlten
5%ufammen nit ben piebergepGblten anberen
8eamten.
8dul aebiesfe ertpGbnte in feiner geOe,
buB i'm berflO7enen Sabre $4,000 fir bas
NorbzSOpn geipurt tpurben,
Q(uf ben Nntrog BON Sreb. 8uf1e tpurbe
Wtliam MtueGer nit As Stimmen als Con-
ftabler tnboiftrt, gegen II Sttmmen, peG9e
auf @reenboGb fteGen.
Nuf ben Nntrag bes Mbbofaten 8. 81.
@iliamS erfldrte fi3 bic Contention fir
George 9. @pift ais ganOibut fir 6as
Maporsamt. s. 6. 90. @orrttp bielt cine
@erberrli4ungsz8eOe fir &brabam Sim
coin.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12
I(Cut6aNt(6er patriOtiSmuS.
Ser NnOrang bon TreiWiQigen md6lt
BON Sag 5u Sag.
Otefelben 9eh0ren metft Sen mittIes
rem, uno oen beferen RIafen an.
5inf3ehn taufeno Mann an Ger Gren3e DON
Guatemala marihberett.
mertfp. Mer.. 12. ssebr

Nv I ~ ukC6v LIZ SeDL-
9as HegierunqsblQtt Otarto Der0ffentz
li9t in 6ieIer Do9e bic amtlt6e Gorre1pon=
beng 5mif9en Merito unD Guatemala iiber
ben 8ren3itreit, 0te1el6e 1T GuBerit um=
fdngret6, eritredt itb iiber einen 3ettraum
BON mebreren Sabren unb nirb bon Der
meritantf9en 8egierung DerDffentli9t, Inn
Der 8eD0lferung BON Waerifo 9elegenbett gu
geben, fi4 perf0nGt9 iiber Die @trettfrage
gu unterrt6ten.
Sn Der 9auptftabt unb in Der gan3en 8ez
publit ftnben INNER nod tGgli9e ltebungen
Der Sreiptuigen fir ben &rieg nit @uatez
mola ftatt, unb bic 53a6l ber1elben pG91t
BON Sag gu Sag. Sbglet9 Die &egierung
nt4t beabit9tigt, Die @emiitber auf3uregen,
unb ntbts iiber Die Sage berDffentlt9t.
f4lG9t bo6 Der Patrtotismus a~lent6alben
bo6e Wogen.
Die SretDtlligen ge6Dren gr0Btent6eils
ben mittIeren unb b06eren 8Gaifen an, unb
tpenn au4 bic iebige Nufregung ni9ts petter
CUR Solqe bat, fD iptr0 Dabur9 iebenfaQs
bas @efibG Der @inigfeit gu @uniten bes
Brdftbenten 9ia3 unb Der ieBigen 8eripol=
tung genGbrt, tDel9e it9 augenf9etnlt9 inn
rner mebr Die 9er3en Der meritanif9en 8e=
b0lterung g%etptnnt.
Sen. Sgnacto Sopete, Der SberbefebGsz
5aber Der $4,000 Mann merifani19er Srupz
pen, tpel9e ieBt an Der @ren3e bon @uatez
mald auf 8efeble lparten, 6dlt bic 1trengIte
9tSctpltn aufre4t, obgIetb Die SOlbaten Den
&rteg berbetfebnen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12
u~nrnbmIides Gnoe.
Der Oebs=pro5e6 peeen Kranfbeit oes 6e'
f4worenen Zoe bis sum nlai peri9oben.

2aut Ht9ter @roBcup's gnti9eibung
tptro Der 8eri4pOrung8>9ro3 gegen @uz
gene 9. 9ebs unb @enofen Biz gum erten
Wontag I'M f9Dnen Mat ruben. 8etanntz
lid mar Der 9ei6ipprene oSp6n s. Goe on
Der Snfluen3a ertrantt unb 3i6ter @roBcup
bate it3 perfDnli6 iiber5eugt, baB @oe fir
Die nd9iten oret bis bier Mp6en nt9t I'M
Stan0e fetn nerbe, 9e13norenenbienit al
t5un. S3on geitern tpurbe lebbaft bariiber
oebatttrt, mas unter Ipl9en IImitGnben 3u
tbun lei. 8on Der @ntlage Iopp6l, ME pot
Der 8ertbetotgung ipurben 8prf9ldge oe=
ma3t, bod es tpnnte feline @iniqung er3ie[t
tperoen unb Ht9ter 9rpBcup ertlGrte qe1tern
Hd6mtttdg, DaB er 6eute Mor9en um 10
n6r cine enbgiiItige @nti9eibung ubeeben
peroe. Our fetgefeBten Stunbe paren aber
peoer &t3ter nod NObofaten i'm 9eri9tsz
faale a1tpeIenb, neil in benz Yriput3tmmer
ces @rfteren cine leBte gonferert3 f~tattfunb.
90 tpurOe es betna6e II u6r, e6e ie i'm Sc
rt3tsfuale e1f3ienen.
Ga9bem 3i9ter @roBcup feinen GiB
etngenommen, pertiinbigte er, bub er gu Der
ueber3eugung gefommen, baB ale bisber ge>
maGten 8orf9ldge ni6t dusfi6rbar feien,
neil fte ndd Der einen poer Der anDern 3i9z
tung bin gegen Die Statuten peritteBen. Sc
bliebe al1D ieBt nur nod cine Mf0qli9fait,
ben Pro3eB nit bieier sSurb fort3ufeBen.
9tefe lei, ben Pro3eB gu berf9ie6en, bis Der
8ef3tDorene Goe nteber ge1unb gepprben.
0a3u fOnne er fi9 iebD9 ni9t entI9lieBen,
benin 0ann miiBten bic elf 9eI6pprenen un=
ter iteter 8epa9ung zines MarI6aas bleis
ben, mas elmer unberf 9ulbeten 6dft glei9=
tommen tpiirbe. @r fGbe besbaGb feinen an
bern IuSpsg, als Die ieBige SurD unb Die
&ngeflagten gu entlafen unb ben 8ro5eB
NIT elmer neuen eSSurD BON gteuem 3u 0e=
gtnnen. 0u nun Die 8erufung gsgen 0as
1rtbei1 bes &i9ters Woobs in benz WiBz
d4tungsprp3eife Dor benz 8unbes@O 6er<
gert9t i'm NtGr5 CUR 8erbanblung fommen
peroe unb er (@roBcup) i'm 9pril AMBER
pettig in Infpru9 genommen lei, 70 be-
ftimme Ell alS ben nd9ften Ssrmin fir bic
len Pro3eB ben erten Montag i'm Mai.
Ia9bem Der Ri9ter bann ben 0eI9po=
renen feinen 0ant ausgefproGen, f9ittelte
er tbnen etn3eln Die 6unb, fpra@ i6nen fein
8ebauern aus, baB bieier 9ro3eB 10 geenbet
babe uno fa9te ibnen alien elm 6er3lt9eS
Qebeipp6l.
t Die @eI9porenen tbaten bus Glei6e
nit ben NDbotaten unO 8eri6terftattern,
uno bann begann Der 9eri6tSIual, in Dem
it3 pGbreno Der leBten 3tpei Wo9en 10
man3e ernite, q6er aud 6eitere Scens u6z
ge1plslt bate, ft3 gu leeren,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-12
Der Shuhmoherftreif.

Ser @treit Der @3u6ma6er, pel6e lei
Der Sabrit BON Smith &c Spnes, 0eit Pul@
man, beI6dfti9t tpuren, bauert nod fOrt.
Megen> Der 6artnddigtett, nit pel9er Die
Strma ieben neutrality-suspicious. Der
Streiter felbt, tpel9e fdmmtli9 l1nionleute
limb, ionte ben elmer Nborbnung bes @recuz
tiOcomites Der Snternationalen gigarrenz
ma3er Union %3uriidpies, lit cine S9li9z
tung e~initpeilen aud ni4t gu ertpurten.
Die 2eute geben als @runb bes NusItan@
bes an, buB fe, anftott Der Oerfpro6ener
2O6ne Dpn $15-$18, nit $5-$7 3ufrieben
ietn muBten unb ie tpte in etnem @efGngniB
bebanDelt pprben ndren. Morgens UNI 7
l13r, beim Nnfange Der Mrbeit, pGren
fGmmtli9e Sbiren beri9lofen unb linen
nt6t eber g%eftattet tporben, bic &Gume gu
DerlaiIen, bis Die Seteritunbe f9lug. Die
@rbeiter, tpel4e bur9 bic berlodenben Nnz
gebote aus alien Sbeilen bes 2anbes berbeiz
ge5ogen ipuroen, faben fh9 balb bitter emf
tdui9t unb entI4lOfen ii9 enbGi9 gu benz
bor adt Sagen erfolgten Strstt. Die 2eiz
tung Oefelben lit in ben 6Gnben einss Gpz
mites, bas aus ben Nrbeitern 8.M. Ganag6,
S. SOQinger unb 8. Watfins be1te6t.