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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24

FOLLOWING a few days of hot, forcing
weather, unprecedented for twenty years
past, the cold wave, accompanied by
hail, now and ice IN many sections, is
said to have done great damage to the
agricultural interests, says Bradstreet's
in summarizing the effect of the recent
frosts. Investigation of reports received
points to considerable damage to the
fruit and vegetable interests through
the severe cold, although the natural
tendency of some interested to skill the
crop" at this period must be reckoned
with in estimating the extent and char
acter of the loss. Reports of damage to
the staple cereals-wheat, corn and oats
while numerous early this week, seem
to have exercised slight effect upon
prices. In view of the fact that heavy
SHOWS and hail were a feature of the
storm along the northern frontier, while
hard frost and ice are reported as far
south as North Carolina, Kentucky and
Tennessee, the reports of damage to
grapes, field fruits and early vegetables
seem to have some basis. But the high
winds and moisture accompanying the
storm are said to have acted favorably
in many sections, averting loss which
might have accompanied a spell of dry
cold. AS suffering from the cold weather
may be mentioned the Lake Erie and
Hudson river valley grape interests end
the vegetable sections of New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut. Damage to
the grape interests between Buffalo and
Sanausky alone is placed at 100000.
The effect of the cold wave in the south
is claimed to have been considerable,
chiefly as rendering crops later than
usual.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
No Secret About Il.

Physicians have had the form
ula Of SCOTS Emulsion for 20
years and know they can always
depend upon it as being exactly
the same. Itcontains the purest
Norway Cod-liver Oil, the best
Hypophosphites and chemically
pure Glycerine, made into aper-
feet Emulsion that does not sep
arate or grow rancid like other
so-called Emulsions. There have
been many things presented as
substitutes, but there is nothing
that can take its place in Con-
sumption and all wasting dis
eases.
Don't6e persuaded to accept a substitute!
Scott 6 Bovine, MY AlDruggists. soc. and ST..
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE LAUGH
LIN reports twenty-one cream and cheese
factories in active operation in the state,
and others are being organized. Those
now running are all in q hourishing COO
dition, and show that u farmers are be.
coming interested in diversified
farming. The Lisbon cheese factory has
been run every year since 1889, and has
paid out thousands of dollars in Ransom
county. This is a good showing.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24

DAY is breaking in the east, the rising
sun of returning prosperity is just peep
ing out from the dark clouds which has
shut its light from many a former pros
porous industry. Smoke once more
chokes the chimney which went out of
use with the ~ascendancy of the demo-
cratic party, and we are just now begin
ming to enjoy the fruits of two over
whelming republican victories. Oar peg
pie, with all the Yankee instincts of
quick perception, discount the future or
honor sight drafts on coming prosperity,
as the case may be-. So when the free
traders took possession of the govern
ment, it's effects we're at once discounted
and hard times set in. Noth1rg could
stem the tide of want Of confidence until,
by the election of 1893, the administra-
ton vas given notice that tariff tinker
ing, such as they proposed, would not be
tolerated, and unquestionably altered ma.
terially the bills afterwards reported as
democratic measures by the senate. The
bills threatened in August had half the
mischief knocked out of them by the
election in November. The spring cleo
tions in 1894 plainly showed that the
revolution among the people against
democratic misrule had not abated, but
was increasing in violence. Again, in
November, 1894, the people spoke with
no uncertain sound. When a disgraced
and defeated congress disappeared from
the political HORIZON, and it became an
assured fact that no more changes affect
ing business would be made until a re-
publican congress took control, and lot
until then did business begin to recover
III a safe and sure way. The improve
ments to business which were so we'll
known would follow republican su-
premacy are being discounted. With
Cleveland and his veto power in the
White House this process is necessarily
slow, and complete confidence will not
be restored until after the election of
1896. 1t is to be hoped that republicans
will not be allured from the straight and
narrow path by the many isms and new
tangled notions of a lot of reformers,
who have been in the same business for
years and have attempted the reforma-
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
The Y. s. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.

Trouble at the Deaf and Dumb School.
The management of the deaf mute
school at Devils Lake has not been as
harmonious as a surface view would in
dictate. Rumors of a scandal and inn
morality on the part Of the professor and
others connected with the school de-
manded an investigation, which has con-
tinued over the past four months. This
resulted in q complete vindication of the
superintendent and teachers. The school
closed on the 18th inst, a month earlier
than usual, partly for economy and be-
u Of discussions among the faculty.
Superintendent Spear resigned at the
last meeting owing to this d~issension.
The trustees called for the resignation
OF the balance OF the faculty. They re-
fused. were discharged, and the school
was closed. The present trouble arose
over q clash Of authority between the
superintendent and the matron Smear
is willing and ANXIOUS, he says, to have
Governor Allin make a thorough investi-
CATION.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24

ton of everything connected with reli-
gion, business and politics except them
selves. until the word reform" has be-
com q hackneyed expression. meaning
what the user pleases. This ls a good
time not to look to the right nor to the
left, but to keep IN the middle of the
road ---- !. ~ -
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
A.PrettY Wedding.

The residence Of MI. and Mrs. Edberp
of this city was the scene OF a pretty
wedding Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
MI. Ole s. Vollum and Miss Mary Ed
berg we're united in marriage by Rev. j.
p. Warner of the Baptist church. The
guests we're limited to those of the bride
n groom's family. Mr.. and Mrs. Vol
lum received many handsome and useful
n~roaantn
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
OFFICIAL PAPER BuRLE|GH co.
NOXIOUS WEEDS.

The gallant fight Senator H%ansbrough
made for an appropriation for the de.
struction of Russian thistle is just begin
ming to bear fruit. A Washington cor
respondent says: "Weeds imported from
abroad are making a great deal of trou-
BILE for American farmers. The recent
attempt to obtain from congress an ap-
preparation of 81, 1000 for the exter-
mination Of the Russian thistle in this
country was merely q symptom of the
growing alarm on this subject. Last
summer being remarkable as a season of
great drought, the ordinary crops we're
checked in their development and vari-
Gus pest plants became very conspicu-
GUS. From this arose an increased pop.
ular demand for information about
weeds, so that inquiries respecting their
habits and ways to get rid Of them have
been pouring in upon the department Of
agriculture from all over the Union.
Consequently, not long ago an investiga-
ton was set on foot for the purpose
Of finding out everything that was to be
ascertained concerning these vegetable
enemies Of the Observation-Disclosures
larly as to the dangerous foreign species
which have secured 4 foothold on our
shores.
The Russian thistle is now growing
unchecked in many localities in and
about Chicago, being quite unnoticed
save by the occasional botanical collec-
tor. Probably most of the towns OF this
country are harboring noxious plants
which ought to be destroyed in simple
justice to the farming communities that
aid most directly in the prosperity of
those towns.
It is most desirable that farmers
should possess more accurate knowledge
respecting dangerous weeds, in order
that species newly introduced may be
eradicated before they have a chance to
become harmful. If the man on whose
land the first Russian thistles grew, in
1873, had known the evil character OF
the plant, and had spent a few hours
destroying them in his fax field, the
pest might have been completely annihi-
lated in this country, and millions Of
dollars and an incalculable amount of
labor would have been saved. The &C.
ton taken by our legislature in passing
the Russian thistle bill will yet be taken
as a model for legislation in other states,
and those who complain because Gov
ernor Allin did not veto the bill will be
ashamed of themselves. The thistle
commissioners meet here on Tuesday
next, to organize for active operation.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24

HE recent worry and fret wei the
beef situation could have been settled
in the twinkllng Of an eye if the recip-
rocity feature of the Mckinley law had
been incorporated in our present nonde-
script tariff act, says the American Econ
omist. 1T was the design of the friends
OF reciprocity to apply this principle so
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
The Worlds Drinks.

Beer was the universal drink of the
English until the introduction of tea
and coffee about 1850. Siberians prepare
an intoxicating beverage from mush-
rooms. In Sweden an appetizer is made
from common fennel. The word brandy
is from the Dutch "Brandwijn"-burnt
wine. Maraschine is distilled from
cherries, the fruit and seeds being
crushed together. Absinthe is an aloo-
holate composed of anise, coriander and
%fennel, favored with NORWOOD and col
ored with indigo and sulphate Of copper.
Curacao is made by digesting orange
peel in sweetened spirits and favored
with cinnamon, cloves or mace. Kisch-
enwasser is distilled from cherries. Yer
muth is composed of white wine, angel
lea, absinthe, and aromatic herbs. Kim
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.

10 restore gray hair to its natural
Ole as in youth, cause it to grow
abundant and strong, there is no better
preparation than Halls Hair Remover.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
Incorporated.

#4.E E1tt%I"F AACOI pOrdIeUs 5eN"@Et5#t.~
several articles OF Incorporation have
been filed with the secretary Of state,
among them for a cheese factory at Car
rlngton, with q capital Of s2,5O0; for a
fair association at Crystal, Pembina, with
q capital Of $4,000, and Red River Valley.
Brick company at Grand Forks, with a
capital Of $4,000; incorporators, Dinnie
Brothers, ". P. Alsip, JUS. Bartholo-
new, jacob and Storfeld. The new as.
sociation will control the product Of four
yards, with q product Of 100000 brick
annually.
After the grip, diphtheria. pneumonia
scarlet fever, typhoid fever, ETC., Hoods
Sarsaparilla is of wonderful benefit in
llmpaartlng the strength and vigor 60
much desired.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
Mrs. Churohman Dead.

,at- III. #EH#@
The Indianapolis News contains the
following relative to the death Of the
mother of J. G. Churchman Of this city:
Mrs. Mary M. Churchman, widow of
William FL. Churchman, died this morn
ing at l29 North Illinois street. She was
% years old. During the winter she suf-
fefed from d sever attack Of grip, which
caused her health to decline. Mrs.
Churchman had lived here almost con-
tinuously since 1847. She came here in
tha6 year with her husband, who was a
noted educator among the blind. and
who became superintendent of the In
diana institution here, and achieved a
national reputation. Mrs. Churchman
left q valuable estate. She has a daugh-
ter living here and q son living ia Min
neapolis. Her husband was a brother
of Francis M. Churchmap, also dead.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.

A Grand Lodge of It's Own.
The most important matter coming
before the grand lodge A. O. u. W. at
jamestown was the proposed division Of
the Notwithstanding a separate juris-
diction for North Dakota. The PROPOSE
ton was voted on and it was decided to
report to the meeting of the supreme
lodge which is to be held in Chicago in
June, requesting that the division be
made. The interests Of North Dakota,
at the supreme lodge meeting, will be
looked after by E J. Moore and those
of South Dakota by H. G. Sessions. The
division was most amicably arranged and
the funds and property Of the present
grand lodge jurisdiction, will be equally
divided between the two sections.
It has been mutually agreed that after
the supreme lodge session, that a call.
will be issued for a meeting of the grand
lodge of North Dakota, and officers
elected. 1t will be held in Fargo prob
ably about the middle of July.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels
act easily, yet promptly and effectively.
California

Desirable land we'll located in Mon
terey county, Southern California; no
frosts, no cyclones, delightful climate,
rich soil; fruits, nuts, vegetables raised
easily and in abundance. Very cheap,
easy terms. Write to I. M. Drill & Co.,
Monterey, California.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24

S-A. H2@-n8Ns5tE RaHr4. b1 84EiS& [G4H-E
mel is brandy sweetened and favored
with coriander and caraway seeds. Tea
has been grown and used in the East for
ages, from India to Japan. Coffee was
introduced into Persia in S75, and into
Europe in 1915. Cocoa was sent to
Europe from Mexico BY the Spaniards
in 1920. Eating is more important than
drinking, and especially on q journey.
When travelling, you should take the
Burlington, whose dining cars offer all
the delioacies Of the season, exquisitely
prepared, and are operated on the cafe
plan, so that the patron pays only for his
own selection. Many other advantages
and attractions Of the Burlington route
can be learned by addressing w. j. &C..
Kenyon, General Passenger Agent, st.
Paul, MINI.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24

Sweet cream for sale at Mr.. Wick's,
Fourth street.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-31

3mtf9en benz Bo1tmei1ter SEEING unb
Dem aabelbaron g6as. s. 0ertes fanb ge>
tern cine GGngere unterrebung 1tatt, an Der
aud Serr Martin, Elm @ertreter bes ~3tpetten
Observation-Disclosures t6etlnabm unb beren
&efultat mar, baB 9err Oertes Iid bereit err
tlGrte, fOfort bier Y~oftpagen, pte tie f9Da
felt eintger 3eit in 8roDflpn gebrau9t per=
ben, bapen gu Ia5en. 9ieielben io0en 3u=
nG9ft auf Der Mobifon .StraBenz2tnie 1au=
fen unb fans fe ftb bort betpdbren, 10 fouen
tDettere fir ale &abel= unb elettrif9en Qiz
MEN, Die unter 6errn 0ertes 2eftung 1teben,
angef9afft nerben. Die Magen 1inb 10 elm
geri9tet, baB in elmer Nbtbeilung bic 8oit=
1a3en untergebra9t unb forttrt tperben tDnz
men, nG6renb bic anbere Nbtbetlung ats
&au4pdgen bent, Die p~o1tberpaltung,
pel9e nutiirlt@ ben Mugen nit eiutgen
2euten bemannt, ptrb Der StraBenba6ngez
feqf9aft cine nod feit3uftelenbe State per
Meile unb So6r 3ablen, 9err SEEING
ertldrte geitern, baB bur9 bic @infiibrung
bieier @agen cine melt prpmptere unb I9nelz
lere 8efOroerung, namentli9 innerbalb Der
Stabtgren3en, ermDglt6t tperbe u1b er bege
feinen 3netfel, baB iie ft9 70 betpG6ren per=
ben, baB man fte baGb auf aIenS traBenbabn=
ltnten einfii6ren perbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-31
6ePetmnifpoIe Sdieferet.
5ohn G. Gperett, alias Roy GpeIine, Dor
Samuel &atbam t0otIi9 perwunoet.

eCSo6n S. @berett tpurbe qeitern Nben0 BON
Samuel Qatbam in beIen @obuung go, Al
NOr0 80. so. StraBe in ben l1nterleib gez
f3oi1en unb tDbtlt9 %berpunbet. l1eber Die
l1rfa9e 5u Der 8lutt6at peiB bic Bolt3ei
btsber nur bas, mas i6r bon Qatbam mitQez
t6etlt DorDen 1T, Der 1t9 nebit Ietner 5rau
unb benz Mugenar3te Namens @eorge 6,
Sing, einem Nugen3eugen, in 9aft befinbet
2at6am be6auptet nGmli9, bah Gberett in
feline Mo6nung getommen tpdre unb feline
Trau NIT etnem 8ebolber bebrp6t babe, an
ge6li9 neil fte berfu9t babe, Tim feline Sc
liebte, Elm SRI. gtelfon, abfpenfttg gu MAIDEN,
Srau Qatbam babe I'm 9ilfe g~erufen, mo-
rauf er Gatbam) tnS 3immer gefommen
pGre unb auf @berett, ben er nit etnem
ReOolber bepaffnet gefe6en babe, einenS9u6
a6gefeuert babe.
Gberett, Der na9 benz GountDz9oIpita
gebra6t tpur0e, tpo fi9 6erauSIteQte, baB Ell
cine gefd6rlt6e WunDe am unterlei6e oabonz
g%etra9en bate, tpeigerte fi3, tpettere Nnga=
ben gu MAIDEN, ais baB Qat6am o6ne iebe
8eranlaHung auf i'm gef3ofen babe. Maa
fein ri9tiger Same eigentli9 1T, peiB man
btSber ni3t, ba er beren felt Ietner l1e6er=
fibrung na3 benz @ountDz9ofpttal bret berz
f4iebene ~angegeben bat, @iner ber1el6en
mar Stop @beling unb unter biefem Namen
be6auptet er fir ben an Der Beacon StraBe
%pobnbaften S4netber Sofepb gfelfon gear
beitet 81 BADEN, beffen Scooter Gillian CT
fe6r bere6rt unb nit 2~ie6esantrdgen berfolgt
6a6en fou. 2at6am, Der, ob nit ober o6ne
@runb, auf ben jungen Mann f9oB, be6aupz
tet, i'm unter Dem Namen Gberett getannt gu
BADEN, @r lit 26 Sabre aft unb Bel Der
nSbomfon=SapIor Spice g." an Der Mt6iz
gan Npe, unb Safe StraBe als Gertdufer an
Qe1teQt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-31
Krdnf uno ~perIoffen.

gilbert 8. @oobs, iiber befen Sob in ber
NG6e Der Miinbung bes Gbtcago SllH1es
mir geitern 6ert9teten, mar bor SSa6ren Elm
pobl6a6enber 9Obelmiblenbefiber in ben
@egeno Der 2tncoln= unb 2afefraBe. 9urd
cqerlei l1ngliidsfdqe berunter getommen, err
nG6rte er fi9 in ben lebten Sabren ols Sage
l0bner. @r tpurbe bpr Ginger 3eit frunf
purbe na4 benz Gountpbpipttal ge1anbt
bann na9 Der Mrmenfarm unb f6lieBltd
am lebten SOnntag, tpteber na8 Dem
@ountD6ofpital gef9idt. SIS lit tpabri9einz
li4, baB man ibm nt9t Die nDtbige 6orgz
fat 81 She'll perben lieB, ba es INN mDg(tf
mar, fi6 Der Nufit6t Der &ranfenpGrter
gu elt3ie6en unb i'm f%ieberbaften 3uitanDe
no9 Der Stabt gu geben, mo er ietn @nbe
fQuD.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-31
Wtdtto fir 0ioorrenmaher,

Sn Shares 9aue fonO geitern Nbenb cine
BON M}ttgliebern Der eSnterndtionQlen Cigar
characterization tart beiu4te @erfammz
lung Bel Derf6loHenen S6iiren itatt, Inn Ell
men 8orI3lag beg 9errn Hot619ilo BON
Detroit in 8eratbung 3u 3ie6en. 6err
&ot6f6ilo min nGmli9 unter Der 8ebtnquna
in GbicagO cine @%igarrenfa6rif errt6tert,
unb 200 Bis 1000 2euten 8e19Gftigung qez
ben, baB III felben fi4 nit einem 2o6nab3uq
bon so Gents pr. 1000 Gtgarren etnber1tQnz
ben erflGren. Sin @tgarrenmo9er ma9t
etDa 1000 @igarren bic Mo9e unb empfGngt
bafiir $3.50 bis $4,000; ie na9 Der Site
Der Gigarren.
Die 8erfummtung mar cine febr ftiirmiz
f3e, ba Die 9egner unb bic 8efiirtporter
oeS 8orf4lags nabe5u glei6mdBig Dert6eilt
tpdren, No9 elmer ~1e9Sftiinbtgen 9ebatte
tpurbe cine Abitimmung DOrgenommen uni
es fteQte ft6 6eraus, baB 220 Stimmen al
8uniten bes 'Nnerbtetens, 200 aber bageqeu
a6gegeben paren. Die 9egner mobten bann
%gelteno, baB eS cine 3netDrittel@ MaiorttGt
erforoere, UNI ben 8ei4luB bur93uTeBen,
Die Nngelegenbett ntrb pa6ri@etnli9 bon
Der @recutioe enti9teben perben,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-31
Stdott1bes.
unon9enebme usberrafdun9,
O'SearY's vpool Room" in oen StofYaros
pom DER poli3ei auseehoben uno 1z9
SpieIcr perhaftet.

SIN Dem Sotpn of te@0iftritt, Der unter
benz gDGi3eitommanbo bes Dor &uraem bo1tz
bin berieBten Capt. y9un" 0uffp ftebt,
ipurbe geitern auf fpe3ieGem 8efebl bes Qoz
lt5etbefs Brennan bon ben Detectives Nlez
gambler, Grace, NDlan uno Mc2ean DON Der
GENERALIZATION, cine @ptelbDble ausgennms
men unb ITO Spteler ber6aftet. Gapt.
nOan" puBte, ober tpoute BON Der @Gtftena
otefer Spielb06le nt9ts gepuBt BADEN, Biz
Die @er6afteten matchmaker in bic Station
on Der AZ. unb 9alfteb StrGBe gefibrt pur@
ben.
@s mar qegen 4 16r Na9mittdgs, als Die
g~enanrten Detectives SSSames O'2earD'S
@irt619aft 60. 4147 .6alfteD StraBe be-
truten. @obl mar ibnen bert9tet tuotben,
baB bort Elm %fogenannter rPppGzRpDm" be-
trteben iperbe, trDBbem ndren ite e~rftdunt
iiber bas pffene Sretben, nie 1e es Tanben.
Dime trgenbtpte befragt gu tperben, gingen
bic Detectives bur6 cine 6tnterbiir in Die
Mirt6f9aft btnein unb bort fanoen lie bier
grpBe 19nar3e Safeln an Der etnen Wdn6
aufge6dngt, auf benen BON bier WtGnnern
bic Re1ultdte Der &ennen in Seem ORLEANS,
@an 6ranctsco, Mleranber SslanD un0 Sra
btfon porge3et9net nurben, mte tie per Seles
graph 6eretntamen. Ser Gaum mar bi3t
nit MenI9en gefii1t, bic auf bas cine pber
anbere pferb tbr 9eGb febten unb bafjr Elm
Sidet er6ielten, bas 1pGter bpn Dem Gafz
1irer etngelD5t nurbe, fails Der Snbaber GEE
pDnnen bate.
9etectib Nleranber f6Gi9 fi9 unbemertt
9inaus, gtng an ben nd4ften 9Oli5ctalarmz
faften unb telepbpntrte na9 Der AT. unb
9alfteo StraBe, baB man 1pfort 3ebn Ypltz
5iften mad S'QearD's Mtrtb19aft i6ider
moge. @ls bic Qeute unter benz COMMANDO
bes 2teut. SiBpatrtd eintrafen, nurbe BAG
9aus BON alien Seiten I'm iteut unD baum
begab fib MeranDer in ba8 2ofdl uno t6eilte
ben Mntpefenben nit, baB fte ft4 fdmmtltd
als 9efdngene 81 betra3ten bdtten. Sine
unge5erere 4ufregung enttunb, na9 aaen
Setten itoben bic Qeute ~dusetnanDet UNI
Der1u3ten bas Srete Su getpinnen, Do9 tr
tie aud berfu9ten 6tnaus3utommen, tra1
linen Elm Oetectib Dber 8Idurod entgegen,
Smmer6tn entfdmen ungefG6r so uno ltnter
i6nen Der GaIfirer nit ietner 8darT@af+,
aber Die rebrtgen, ITO an Der 3abG, mts id
1pdter 6erduStelte, ergaben ft9 in i6rG@tdz
1dl unb nltrben nd9 Der Station ge6ra9t
'@eb3e6n Mal muBte Der Yatroltpagen btn=
unb betfabren, bis ale in Der Station iDGren
DIS Snbaber bes nPoOl &oOm" purben Sas
mes O'2earp, Spbn 90. GeQa, Patrid 81
2earp unb CHARLES g. 8iIIep gebu3t
SGmmtlt6e @efdngene tpurben gegen8iir8=
f6aft, Die Sames S'Qearp unb nMtte" SEC
Snernp teGten, 1pdter auf freien SUB &C.
febt. S'2earp lit iibrigens Der PrGibeni
Der yRobD &enzSrad Nffoctation" unb es
betBt. baB er nit feinem 8ruber Batrid 5t=
fammen ben nPool RDom" betrteb, felt biz
&ennba6n i'm OOrigen MOnat gef9loiIer
Duroe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-31
Was Ger maYor for0ert,
perFes mill Feline 5ueefanontFe MAIDEN.

Dap Der MoDor bic Srbtnan3en, meG6,
9errn 0ertes einen 10 auBerorbentlt9er
@epinn in ben S9opB perfen, nit ieinem
@eto belegen ntrb, lit betannt. @orpo.
rattDnsanpalt Balmer 1T aber aud bainit
bef3Gfttgt, Elm Nmenbement gu ben Srbi:
nan5en Der 8otf9aft bei3ufigen. Nu.
bemielben ge6t berbor, baB Der MaDor ein(
entfpre9enbe Gntf 4dbtgung fir bic 0errr
gerteS eingerdumten Ge9te beanIpru4t
ntlb 3tDar DOraust4tGi4 in 9eftaIt id6r=
lt9er 3ablungen.
&[ub 1T es cine 6auptForberung, BAT
BON Der @tnfii6rung bes SrDQeDz9 pftems
in Der State unb &anboIpbitraBe abge.
fe6en tpirb.
Sine gtetbe bon @tabtrGt6en bat 1i6 be-
rett ertldrt, berartigen Jorberungen tbre
3uIttmmungen 81 geben, 10 baB bic @tubt
bod DteQet3t mod nt6t ale 6offnung auf,
3ugeben brau3t, pbno6l Oertes BON trqenf
tpel9en 3ugetGnbni6en ni9ts ptfen nil
@einer Nnft4t na9 bat er bereits genuQ
6amtt g%eleiitet, OaB er bur9 bic am 60
&pril pafiirte Orbinan5, bic Der g}prb=
Meffeite Company bic Gtnfibrunq DeS
Irouep@S ptems e%rIaubte, fi3 Derp flt6tet
bat, fir Die betOen %Gompagnten sufammeu
na4 N6lauf bes erften 8etriebsta6res
$4,000, bes 8peiten $4,000, bes 6ritteu
$4,000 unO na9 Mblauf Der ii6rioen
Sabre, pd6renb Der @iiGtigteitsbauer ber
SrOtnan3 ie $4,000 gu 3ablen,