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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
grentano' 'fAes 1ans

Wtarfnbrunn 1T eins Weinbergsl1ge
aDifden Grbah ui1b 9attenbsim unO
frGgt feinen Jlansra BON einent 9runz
nen, Der gerabe an bsr @rsnae beioer
sSslbmarlen fte6t, nber nod au Gr6aG
aebDrt. Die Grbaner bdben ibn sillt.
jtols barauf. bnB Muptobrunn ban,it
gepiSIsrnaben ibneE augeiprohen III,
nit Der sSnf1rift bsrIs6eu: sMarfos
brunn @tmeinbe gr6dd). Dos
nabuen ieboh bic 6atten6eimer tranlnl
,inb fIugs rddter fis ii9 bup9 pie bon
EDIT rbsinlGnbifhent 1I1aor 3elgenbe
biffigt sSnf1rift:: $50 lit ts re9t ainb
10 folI es lein: sir Grban 0as Mdi-
lxr, fiir 0atttn6tim ben Wein!1
Die bejten Q0ge,a bon Mnrfobrunrl
iinb I'M 9eiib bsr f0ai9Ii1en Donadns
unb Sts grufen @@6ubcrn, zines bss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
Sntber aeltereiDo BON grbaa.

Sn Der Relterei bon g rb a d.
5od ragt iiber ben R6singau bas
Shfob Sohannisberg auf Ieinem NIT
Meben bebedten Worberg, in elmer fnap-
pen balben Sturrbe BON @silenbein gu
errsinen. unIh0n 1T Der n,Ghtiae
9au, aber tpunberbar lit ieine Gage;
ni1t nur tpegen bes freien neiten
8lides iiber bic griinen Mebengeldnbe
urrb ben 1ninlmernben Gtrpn, fonbsrn
asrabe aud als mstnsut. 6ier berei@
nigt iih alIss bas, mas bas RbeinlanD
gum eriten Meinldnb guropas aemadt
hat. Der eifenbaltiee S6onboben, Der
5huB bura bic riidipdrtisen 9Dbenz
siige bes 5aunus, bic Ssndtigteit Der
MtmoIphdre unD jene eigent6iimlife,
bic GonnenItrablen refleetirertbe Rraft,
bic man iiher niht nit llnreAt bem
breiten Spisgel bss &btinftronss 3us
anibt.
Gin fluger RirhenfirIt mar es, 6srr
RutbarD, Gr5biltbOf bon mlain3, Der
1106 bort obsn auf Der bamals Dben
fahlen 90be 1enebiftiner anfiebelte.
glls iin bann fem @dfDager, ber
Mbeingraf Riholf, bon elmer areias
fd6rt heiugtfsbrt, einige tlein antiTez
mitif1e Gter3e I'M gDlbenen Maina au
6hulben fonlrnen IieB, unb als fi6 bje
sy1lben, als he's Rdiftrs dlI5eit getreue
Rammxrtnedts. iibtr ben lo5en grdfeu
5ef6tpsrstn, Asatts q sur 8ube bea
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
g a nj b FIJI { h en-.

Sour tperben pberbalb unb unterbal6
5tpei Reihen Der ertpdbnten Butealrs
MoMdes in Der Seine beranfert, 70
bab cine Mrt Bafin gebiloet tpirD, tn
benz NUN biefe eigenurtigen Rdmpfz
fpiele bor fib geben. Bei benz eigeltt-
liAen Rampfitehen ftehen Sbeilneb@
mer uuf elmer plattform I'M 9inter.
tbeile bes 8potes, bus bon a9t Matro-
fen NIT elmer Nrt BON geruben Gol5z
fdaufeln iebr getpanbt gerubert tpiro.
SIMMER 5pei 8oote gefen aufeinanoer
log; Die SnIafen bes einen iinb roth,
bic bes anberen blau gefleibet. Seoe-
Sampler bat auf Der 8ruft ein bier.
edges 9ol5fdilb, bas in Derfhiebens
farbise Auubrate getbeilt 1T. Oas
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
@ntenI d m I'm en-.

Auabrat in Der Mitte lit rotb unb
muB inn 0orbeifabren pon bem Gegs
rler NIT Der lansen bOl5ernen 2anoe
getroffen tperben, penn er ben 4loee
rem in's WaKer iperfen min. Seber
anbere Stob fann leidt parirt tperoen,
10 baB bic 2au5e, obne Die gepiinidte
Wirfltng gu eraielen, absleitet. Niht
ielten fonmt es dber bpr, bab beiDe
Sampler, tpelhe natiirli4 ale gee
panbte S9tpimmer lein miiTen, in's
WaHer fallen. sSn biefem Safe geben
tie ii9 in benz feihten Clement gum
3eiden Der 8erf0bnuns einen RnB-
@roBen Subel entfefIelt iebfsmal oas
gnten19uinln1en. gn elmer langen
6tanss bdngt iiber bem Waifer etn NIT
Gnten gefiillter &dfig an benz 5euerz
ipertsfDrper ansebraAt itrb. Sobalb
iie entaiinnet tperben brennt Der Gas
ben bur9, Der ben unteren Dedel fes
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
Mm 9peroberqs.

Wel9 Elm geiegnetes 5ledchem Grbe
bort bon benz langgeItredten Oorfe
@infel, in Dem emit Nltneiiter @oetbe
i'm galtlihen Brenta1ofiden 9aufe
Ih0ne Sage perIebte, iiber @eifenbsim,
benz tpie in einem ein5isen @urten gez
betteten, bis mad Niibesbetm bina6!
Sinh es au9 r,idt 9o6sslpa4fe tut
allerengiten 5inne, bic Winfer unb
@eifenbeiuer, fo adblen iie bo& gu ben
ebeliten Meinen bes Mbeingaus; tper
ben @eiiembeiner Hobbenberg ,rrlb Raz
pIIenearten, tDer ben Wintler 9alen@
1prung alnb Dansberg aiGt gu mdben
tpeib, Der iolIte lieber feline 3unge gang
bonn Hbeintpeiur0ner FERN lnffen- Man
tbut iiberbaupt gltt. fih au getrDbnen,
brn Gabinettsneinen dbgeieben, niAt
aISu ausIhlieblih murh ben beniibns
ten Nanen au fndBen rnb 5il faaifen:
es gibt i'm Hbeingau fp usundRrlei Gez
polhIe, bic b0bere G9rssr DeroieneH, ,als
ibnen bente nod nurf ben fan6aisfigen
@ertbmeHung hes grpBen publIftns
su Sbeil tperben.. Sd i1tr airn nrr eini>
gss eia3ui4aitsa, ben 9a1gurtner
@t15n9ele, ba iE ber 9attsnbeiiner
guBbrunren, bu iIf her Grbaher SRs
-aels6era alpb Der gltoi1er Sulbenberg.
Ia 1T enblih, fseilfb nidt qnrhr
itrerg genonrmen aairB Mtein9ail geb0s
rig, 9ohbefnn 1uit feii1eip tpu11berDDaen
Qage.r: Der OonrbeHunep. bem Rir@
.henitiid, Dem RauAlnh,, hem Stielueg
sunD sem Whtoriabtrg
..Du buffet Baiiuanr fpie nit 1er
Mbsrubiuft
sDer Wiir3e 9alme, an hem geftabe
Daanpft,
Dn sift es tpiiroig, mB Su ben oeltts
iHm Geift
gaadpbn,it, biff sliibanh Hf4t aufflmns
nleBD -"
lang f6on Rlupifpd ann BEN 5od8eis
rner @olb.
gn lit enblin audi, cin GhoDBttnb
Der preuBnnm DonrGnanDtripdltun
Der Reroberger aus hen ,nmnlittelbapfeR
llntsebung beg MeEthubss MksbGbTns
LIMB nun nod eirtasm rbefnabinarts 3,
um ben lebten Der trirfiii1en bodNblen
6erren an Sft mnb &aeAe fetrnnr ar
ls.nen, ben fDitlihem Rctben BON MBz
nlGnDshuulen, ben ahelIfen NotBpein,
Der iibtrhaHpt In nentfAen @nitKil
tnihit.
Qlus efnsn gfebFas BON HlaueH @rr.
gunbertrdu6en ge5sgsrr RlsbrGH fdGl
Ser NbeinlGnber nepei1,t ben MBr
ulnnnsbalaer BEN M9kinipeind gratter
in gdna nterfpiirbiger Weiie NIT BEN
Aes gbdmbsrtins ct III bon nnh trGfffa,
BON eirsn leiHtsn Wiunbelgei9 i9rnad.
Qluf inn 6GDgen bes 60aenberges
tpGAit n am RiebermaIb, INN bic Be-
fen 9ngen nerben dls 4srterfiryh,
G6erIkin, MaIhau5erberg, @teil unt
s5ronrsntbal beSfihnet. Dir gan3e @e.
marfang lit n;gbt groB, itHb tbr ST.
asu9aiB iii in Der Site feinesipeas
aleitb 70 fcnlrnt ss, bob 70 Manmsr
Ser ionit tins fsine 3unse fem nxlns
| MBmannsbanler getruRftn bat mi
bod pepig gut ouf nos @etpdtta il
| gprehxu lit. Der nsinfte unh 6ejt
| absil bsr Weularillas III iu 8efb 81
! f1niqfiGtn 1pndne.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04

1T ber Stsinbers; ober neben ihm
miifTen bic DonGnsntpetrt bon Jferoz
beng bei Miesbaben. BON Gphbeint,
bon 6dttenheim, Martobrirnn, @rdfsRz
berg, BON Niibssbin unb ABmannss
baufen riibmenb genarnt tpsrben. Gs
itnb i'm GanSen 76,5 3sftdys, bie 3llr
Domdne sebDren.
Soba1nisberger 5ieimberger!
Melh bD6ebler 6err ift bieien beiben
5errfhern in Marg unb Wiirben an
3lireiben2
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Wdbrenb er duf benz Mep Gnglunb
Depot In Bolton bic 2lntunft tines
3uges ertpdrtete, ipurbe Der bohbttngte
Dr. Snmuel Jrancis @mitb, bsr
Dihter unierer Nutionalbpmne sMme,
rica1 bonn @hlage setrOffen llnb ipes
rtge Minliten fpdter mar er etne
Qeihe. Der Weritorbene iDurbe am
81. October 1903 3a Bottom geboreu.
Gr grablirte 1882 uuf Dem tbeologi=
fden @en1inar gu Mnbober alnb mar
bann geiftIiher an beriniebenen Rir=
den IN Mdterbile, Me., unb Nenton,
Maf. sSn erfterem Orte betleibete e.
aud sine 3eit lang bic profeiIur fiir
rnoberne @praaen an benz borfigen
College, bas ibm ben Doctprgrab
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q ab midt bios boppeIt.

Jpur RolDel: Wemn Ou DID 10
fe6en f0nrteE tpie id Did iebe. Du
tufirbeff Qlllsen mlnhem- Du @aapfaus!
Gerr Railbel (itarf angerauGt): !:
lIaD tpiperur Du y Did 10 Ic6erl
t i0nnteit. Nararatalden. fpie
i@ . Did Fb', Du Il, tpiirb'f uDd
mzar @ugen MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04

1u! a.: DAB 3ei6en anf SO.
rem @eiidt 1T tpobI Elm Muttermal9
81: Nee nber Elm Gdfpissermutttr-
nal.
@elbH6epABt Gpmmers
sienrdtbin: 49,. aieber s5elig, mir
fpIteu lus tigentlitb, itatt atnieTes Ml,
ienibS, FIbernes @eIted afi9affea!
@otte: ~4ber, tr1ein Stint, ipir jinb
bod II pobibobenh, bu6 g1iemanb|
alptiisls. 6ab met 9ab'n ilIterasal4 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-12
nrsroaArIoN or RATES.
Request Of tie western Roads osnn,ed
by Agents.

CHICAGO, Sept. LAT the meeting
OF tho freight agents oi the CentiAl
Traffic association today 1t was decided
to grant tho request OF the Western
roaJs for n restoration Of the through
rates md divisions Ia weslbound trans
continental traffic that were In ehoct
previous 10 April /, 1898. Since these
through rate, were abolished tbs East
orn roads have received their Jul local
rates up 10 Chicago, and the Wotttrn
lines from Chlcsgo have teen COM
pellod to ttenJ tue full force OF tiie TO-
ductlOn ngccalnry 10 bring the rates
down TO noint whore IL would biog
thom business. Shippers u Eastern
points have been cJmpolle TO pay
these rates or tond their freight 10
New YORK or aome other point on the
ecnbonrd aud got II TO tho Pacino coaei
by water. Tne Mc.crn roads male
an application to tho Eastern lines 10
allow through rate 10 DO fnado IRON
points on the Eastern linte, anu
In place OF exaollng the full force Of
the local rates to take their agreed
percentage OF the through rate.
This the Eastern lines have de-
clded 10 do. This will allow tbs roads
10 make the samo through rate from
Plttsburg, Cleveland aad other points
east Of chicago ~ are given to tho
Chicago shipper. The us,tern roads
did not give up their local fstes with.
cut ;lgni, bul the element IN favor OF
granting the request OF tho westeEn
lines finally carried tho Jay.
Tho proposed Il sat between CorboN
and Fllssimmons ia mAkiuga ret-h0t
row between tue foaiifoads Interested
In tho business, AMI from present indi-
cations tho la.tUf fisht will DO tha not.
ter OF the Two. Tns Missouri, kansas
& Texas II said to have bought up y
large number OF tirkoa OF aimi,sion
70 the light, aud (, using them be u
lever to draw this business between st.
Louis and Dallas Tor the fight.
Tue Atchison and other roaia which
are interested In the business say that
n the tactics Of the "Kaiy" are not
stopped they will buy all the tickets Of
adm ssion that they caa get hold OF
and make admission to the fight pTac.
c,lly froc. In any events, rates are
likely u BIO very badly demofsiiaed
over tbs business " tho fight, no mat
ter whether the roads make apreoent
Of fetrrycd seat 10 every hoiler OF a
ticket or not.
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cal toAAs KS
CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-Cnstlss Br0otg.
furniture manuia ctufer Of G.6hen,
Ind, found tho body " his brother,
George Brooke, In y picking vai ns
Rush medical college. At was tho nrst
titno hs mad seen or henr1 OF hla
brother einco tho latter leit 3osnon,
three years age, heartbroken ttca1ae
HE botrothed run away and magIlnu
another. lie had died ut ihs BrIds-
well, where he was being tfcaioi for
dtliTium iIemons and the bOdy hal
been Ia the vat since September 4.
George Brooks had Uvcn iamlllNt
dgufa Tor the last two yeafs IN the
vicinity Of Afllin institute On Mioh-
gan avenue. He used ~ stand al the
drinking fountain anu uncheck nors,H
~ they were driyen up fot wSitH Ia
this way, he okel out pittanun Tor *
ittence. The funds he picked up went
mostly for liquor and In summer lie
slebt ON bgnch IN Lake Trout park.
August ~ Onieer Boyd mad him com
mitted to thu Briduwell Tot twenty
dayf. Brooks had been dfinaing hard
for Bomo time previous o that aud had
ehown signs Of ttcmens. Brooks d ei
September /, aud his BODY was taken
10 the county mofgue. Tue remans
lay three days without being
Identified aud were then turned
| over TO Rush medical coll
loge for dletecliug purposes.
| HIS Identity came about inR peculiar
manner Ofiicef BoyI happened ~ tell
AlbSrt w. Nohlor, a CLERK in one ~
tho down town hotels, OF Brooke
doatb. Kohler said he knew ofa George
Brooks OF Goshen, Ind, aud bacomiu ~
convinced from the polieemaG's DE-
soriptiou that he was the mlssing man,
he toleRraphed Charles Brooks 10 come
to Chicago. Charles Brooks arrived
here yesterday. He at once went 10
the medical college ana thefe found
the body OF his long lost brother u lai'
log In a large tank with n dozen otltT
cRdAvers.
The remains were sont TO Goshen
last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-12

tfff fHHANf AsANfTf o.
AlifA,t Wriicgs Il not
inffequenliy have m AZ.
tack OF tile headache.
u usually comes on ia
the forenoon. ~ my
dinner l cat my regular
meal, and take one or
two Of noci1r Pieces
Pleasant Pellets hume,
dintcly aner, and In the
eourge of an hdiir my
headache " cured ard
no bad cnccis / feel
neiier every way for
having taken them
rot worse, a. Il usual
nltcr taking other kinds
Of pills. Pleasant rel
lets arc worth niore
than their weight ia
gold, " ior nothing else
than " cure headache. "
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a TAnIlY DIANA.
Tho wife Pleads for Forgiveness aud
fakes Poison.

rho wife Pleads for Forgiveness aud
Takes Poison.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA Tuesday alter
noon whom william g. Wendorii re-
turned to his home unoxpt ctcdly he
lound J. G.. Bagloy, n letter carrier,
there. lie st ouos BECAME enra led
Aud selling n Ratchet, turned upon
Baglcy and drove him from the hnuss.
The letter carrier escaped In euoh haste
that lie did not iakB his letter bag, aud
when WeDdorh apparel with u on
the street TO take II, lac taid, % the
station, Bngley had him arrested.
When woudor1 explained the olr-
cumsisncss under winch Ito came In
possession OF the let or bag he was re-
leased, but he at once hsd his vile aud
Bagley arrested. Rrlnnting he secured
his wilt's release about Dightfall and
sho returned home 10 her children.
Throughout Tues lay night she
pleaded Tor forgiveness, but ~ daylight
appeared che hogau 10 search for r.
vOlver tnai was in the house. Her
husband nai concealed II, fearful That
che might commit suicide, 80 she
seemed insaloly retnorsotul. On bic
to get the pistol she secured some par >
greco, mixed a dtaught AMI wallowed
II. Then enc told tnat she hal pole
oned herself. Medical aid vas quickly
called, tut In vain, for nho died iasi
night.
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SAN FRANcIacD, Sept. 1.-THE
DutfAnt case has come out o; the Held
Of mathematical calculations. The
lines, angles and distances Of En-
manuel church have been deeply I'm.
pressed upon the minds aud memories
VI the Jury, aud now the prosecution
has plunged boldly into tho body of Its
testimony.
Mrs. q. q. Noble, aunt Of tho muir
dor,d girl, was tho most important
witness Today. Lines OF sofrow
were visible upon her face ss she sat
In the witness ahnlr aud told OF tho
tragic end OF her sisters Guild. Mre.
Noble was apparently affected, al
though she did not give way to her
feelings.
Piece after piece OF tho clothing Of
the murdered girl Mrs. Noble ideDti-
iie1-ihe outer garment, tho hat, tue
gloves aud toe shoes, all found In the
rsitore OF the church by the ohio ID
who had preceded her on ths stand.
Sho was positive a. to two OF tho rings
which tlo dead girl had worn on
tho mOrning that the last saw her
alive, aud identified the third os pre-
cisely similar TO another which had
peeh worn on 'no ""se' VI "'""0"'
Lamont.
Tho district attorney has proved III,
death OF Blanche Lamont, aud has
established that the body found In tho
brliry Of Emmanuel church was heI
corpse aud that the clothing hidden In
the railore Of the elihc6 was worn by
the girl on the day chs disappeared.
Tho prosecution Is now putting In evil
dsnco connecting the prlaOnor with
the crime. rhe witnesses for the pee.
ple will DO called in chronological
order.
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ADvIuEs rnon mExIoO.
Point Of Interest 90 Foreign In
westerns In THAT Cauntry.

RUM OF Interest 90 Foreign IN
westerns In Ibn, CRuntrS.
MEXICO CITY, Sept. ll.-A rAss OF
tpeeiAl interest to foreign investors IN
MeIlco has last bsen decided by 'hs
iupIeme couIt coming from the state OF
Durango. Tho Indie Mining oompany,
O wnlcn Henry II. Wolcott, OF Den.
YER ~ president, Wishing to reopen
lne mine Delsgna, whiuh had been
snut down, applied 10 tbs local court
.otan orcer, electinS nm INTRUDER, aud
cue week later the compRny's repre-
,ehlAllVe was put IN charge. The H.
uulef applied 10 tbs federal Judge for
.'ay OF proceedings, but this was ito.
nlei' The Gaze hna excited favorable
o9mment on tho part OF resident
americans, being considered az a test
easu In the Protection OF foreign mine
lwnefs.
=, I9e congress opens on tho night Of
Inc 10th instant.
me liberal press continues to de.
nuunee the ettompt OF the Vatican 90
rev diplomatic tslatlous with
,lo1ie), ana IA political tempes. Ia
Ewing ne the olsrlosls ars deter.
'1'neu u possible TO sseuro the presence
VI papal nuaoio.
Mi,uied Abbou Plancatlo has been
'ppO'nssa w The pope bishop Of Con
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-12

LoSDoa, Sept. 1.-The Britlsh as.
ioe.Ation for tho advancement OF
science opened It's tixIy.iiiIh annual
meeting ~ Ipswich today. Sir Doug
las Gallon, who has for twenty-five
yesrs rendered valuable service 10 The
association as general secretary, In
auguratsi himself iuto the presidency,
vice tho Marquis OF Salisbury, who
resigned, cit % which he delivered the
presldunllal address. II In considered
Improbable that the meeting vial
bring any such surprises Ms the an
n0unusment Of the discovery Of atgon
Al tho Oxford meeting Las. year, but
there Ia abundant material In the pa
purs announced TO inaure an intesost.
ing meeting.
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CHARGED wlru FRAUD.
EE-Congros sman OF Omaha aud an
Attorney Of Chicago.


CHICAGO, 5epl. ll,-Ex-Congtess-
man John A. McShRns OF Omaha was
nrralgned hero today, charged wiki
oonspirins with r. IL. Culver, u Chi
cagO attorney, to deisaud the real 80.
iaio firm OF Bartlett q Roach. The
defendants asked for IN immediate
TRIAL, nut the case was continued until
tomorrow.
The real estate men charged that
McShann anu Culver deliberately oin-
GpIred to Awindio tbem out VI SOD, 900,
while tho ex-Congfessman declares
that lac 10 innocent, aud Threatens 70
oring suit for ihlse ilapfisonment.
McshanA and Cu,vsr were arrested Oh
nj sworn out by y. H.. Bartlett.
II Is charged that tue respOndonls
uonBnired 10 cnifaud thu real estate
firm IN tho oeurse Of n transfer VI
valuable property. James Atwood, a
janit1T, and Il. X. Scannelj, n partner
OF Nickname IA Omaha, 1t 10 sale, VIII
alFO he arr eeIed.
BIZ. McShane declares thst lac In the
victim OF n matchmaking scheme, and
threatens 70 briug euit for damages Tor
false imprisonment.
"rhis 10 biscRmaillpg scheme, "jal I
icShane In discussing Ills arrest. II
know nothing about tdis real esiaie
Transaction, aus avn In no way inter
os,od In what Nj. Soinnsll has Done.
It Ia true no Is secrstIy Of the Colum-
bia Ingestmenr ctmpaDy, but that ~ q
c0rportupn and hla private deeds DC
moi affect tue company or me-"
OMAHA, Blpt HIP. *. ecsnnell,
book Keeper flr MoSnane, dolounce,
the arrest Of his principal M an uu'
called iDr proceeding, iOr the purpose
OF annoying MO5hape. He says thal
M u matter Of fact Eeshlnu had n,
olnneoiiun with tho real estate deal n
question. Hs himseif was tho prinol
pal defendant tn the nilsir, vninh " a
a trade Of property In which Chicago
lrm had made = proposition whlol
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had been accepted. Afterwards they
attempted to back out, but II was too
Ia te.
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TmE spAsisI nrpuLsED.
Cuban InsurEenis Report 4" Great
victory over Their Enemies

KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. l2.-Advices
received from Cuba via steamship
Masoottc, say that n great BATH" has
beon ioug hl ,neat CamnEuey, between
insurgents under Maxine Gontz aud
the SpaulArds under General Mallo.
Tue battle lasted IS hyufH and tue
SpaniRrds wefe repuisod with heavy
loss, IL IL reported over 700 spanlards
were killed aud wounded. Wnon the
news reached Havana Il caused ex.
element at the palace. Rolot and his
bauu have been busy during the past
week, having blown up troop train
near Santiago dc Cu0a and n bridge
near Ssgua. 5pAniards admit that the
train was blown up but claim only hvo
lnen were killed. AdvlGas received ,
however. state that nearly 100 soldiers
were killed.
The hafbor VI Havana Is almost
deserted. Not y ship, rave spanish,
was there when the Masootio lott.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-12

OMAHA, Sept. H. A majority OF tho
members Of the OmAns city council
have voted against allowing the psy OF
'be police for lsst month. They give
A. their reason, that since tho supreme
court Il yet TO pass on the validity OF
'hs police commisslonera' tenure OF hls
Nee the pay OF the police viii not be
allowed until n decision Ia rendered.
Tue nte department which derives It's
authority from tho came source, has
received Its psy. Many policemen
nave families who nra Ia want.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-12

,,ancis, in Africa, as an honorary
title.
Activity In railway construction 's
an indication OF general revival OF
property. and iargs quautitiue Of rail-
way material nre being ordered from
Europe and tho United stntrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-12

WAsuISGToH, Sept. i2.-rhe iaeul.
ty OF Georgetown university has Issued
nn rdict foThidding students OF the uni
yoTslty Of orgs lizlng u football team,
or engaging IN football gamer. II will
be- remembered that young Bannc, a
student 81 the udiversily, died last fall
from injuries received Ia football
game.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-12
FALL GOODS
COMING NOW.
Wooden Goods a Trlflo Higher
Than Last Fall, Cotton Fab
rios and Sowing Silks have
Also Advanced In Prlco.

We have soiestod cloth this fall with
the Idea that We are to have an Improve
ment In trade. And thti arc Gus 'omora
will want be ter suits than ihsy have
tcon buying for tho past threo Years.
Therefore We purchase iIom tho most
reliable man iaciurcrs, AMI have scloc.-
ed the vofe latest Taicfns, " ihout regard
10 tics Ugh ef'fa tod Ovtr gools ~ lest
years de1igns. Me have also fnado
como no able changes ia ourmannficinr.
Ing dopu meni. Nohble among tboie
10 enrngng the 20 vito, n ono OF tho
most reliable and hatt known cutters In
tho city, - our Customers are trylug no
exp rlment by placing ofdors with NJ.
With regard TO prices We stlii adhere
TO our motto OF giving our customers The
greatest value p1 sillc f1r u.oir money.
iiolng satisfied with very small profits.
We havo also looked after tho interests
q cur lcsg fortunate c4s 1mUrs, " hn do
net fool .thnt thuf can afford 10 Invest
50 20 ~ more IN \ suii, hut I'LL likeio
dress In well Hung, vol made, tasteful
appearing clo.hts, aud for Lis ua1s
have purchased a worry carefully sc,ec "a
limo OF American made goods. these
goods are equal In ncainess o. psf ern
ard general appearance TO tloio Of
iorcI gn manufacture, nn' ure ~ excel.
lent wearing qualities aud sfe - p o.cnf-
cd by many interruptions dca oia ns
imported, and Offered for sale by thom
~ ruch NJ prices much lover than tho
imported goods can be sold tor, bus q
much higher pricn than We are Offering
the same goods Tor. From these foods
we nre ready tn gu orders o. from 5lg.h1
to -..5l auG $50 tho customers ito Ion.
eli OF having tl'am cut aud mndo hv Tho
hcst skilled wotkmen In the city, priyi.
lego we trust will to appreciated.