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Hopkins Denies the Charges.

NEW York, Sept. 15.-Ex- Mayor Hop
kins of Chicago, in an interview to- day,
denied the Debs charges that he aided
and abetted the great railroad strike. He
said: 81 know that Debs never lent HIM
self to charges of that sort. l do not
know him intimately. but | believe him
to be honest and truthful, and he could
not truthfully say anything that would
give color to such belief on the part of
anvonaD
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FIREMEN BADLY INJURED.
A Patrol Wagon Coliides With a Cable
Car at Chicago.

A Patrol Wagon Collides With Cable
Car at Chicago.
CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Fire Insurance
Patrol, No. 5, located at 60 Whiting
street, .collided with terrific violence last
night with grip-car at Division and
Franklin streets. The patrol was answer
ing an alarm and the horses were going
at full speed. The fire wagon was re-
duced to splinters, and four out of the
six tiremeu hurt. G. j. Barnes, Captain,
had MS left leg dslocated; p. Greenhoff
fireman, left knee cap broken; A. Pepin,
Lieutenant, left shoulder badly mashed,
and William Reddick, driver, legs badly
wrenched and left knee-cap injured. They
were ali removed to fire headquarters
where they were given medical attend
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man. The old State officers will be nomi-
mated, with the exception of Court Of
Appeals Judge. What little strife there
is in the convention will come over this
nomination, but without question Platt's
man. Judge Martin, will be the success
tuI nominee
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CHAUNCBY N. DEPEW.
He Returns to New York After an
Extended European Tour.
TALKS OF HIS TRAVELS IN THE
OLD COUNTRY.

Both London aud Paris Crazy Over
the African Gold Discoveries-wnd-
est Speculation Being Induiged in,
and Millions of Shates of stock Be-
Ing Floated, and lie Predicts That
the Bubble VIII Soon Turat, Scat
tering Ruin Moro Widely Than Has
Been Experienced for Generation.
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Slight Earthquake Shock in Iowa.

DUBUQUE Qa.), Sept. ia slight
earthquake shock was felt in this city at
o'clock yesterday morning during a
pause in the violent storm of lightning,
thunder, hail and rain. The movement
was apparently from west to east, and
was only faint rocking motion. 1t was
not generally noticed.
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Twontv-rrree Bloody hounds.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. f5.-One hundred per-
sons saw a knockout fight at noon to-
day in grove outside the western city
limits between Jack Ritchie, local
lightweight, and Charles Smith, a coll
ored lightweight, champion OF Arizona
and Kansas. 1t took twenty-threo
bloody rounds to knock the negro out.
Ritchie weighed ten pounds less than his
opponent, but was much cleverer.
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prosnerItY Keturninp.

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-The Calumet
Furnace of South Chicago will ''blow-in"
tomorrow afternoon. having remained
idle since the autumn of 1892 Between
1900 and 1000 men will be provided with
employment. Half dozen times within
as many weeks the people Of South
Chicago have had cause to rejoice over
the opening of the big factories, furnaces
and foundries. and the return OF pros
perity is fully demonstrated there.
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Invnlid FRENCH Soldiers.

MARsEILLEs, Sept. 15.-The steamer
Shamrock has arrived here from III ada
gascar with l43 French soldiers, who
were lnvalided home, on board. In ad-
ditiOn to these, she landed 365 invalid
troops at Algiers. Forty soldiers died en-
voyage.
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yellow Fever Spreading.

ST.. Louis, Sept. 15.-A special from
Coatzacoaloos, Mexico, says yellow fever
has made its appearance there and the
epidemic is spreading to other points on
the isthmus. The disease is OF worry
severe character and is causing many
deaths among the natives.
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An EmhezzIer commits suIcIde.

New YORK, Sept 16.-Alfred S. Jeffo
rs years old, a cigar agent. committed
suicide this morning at his room by TAX
ing carbolic acid in the presence of an
officer who had come to make him 8.
prisoner for embezzling money from his
employer.
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Delegates Attend Church.

DENVER, Sept. l5.-The members of
the Prison Congress attended church
twice to-day, DR.. Slocum OF the Colorado
State Board of Pardons talking in the
morning and Dr. Brockaway of the Ell
mira keformatory in the evening
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The Vacant Justiceship.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-President Glove
land, it is said. has determined to offer to
William H. Hornblower of this city the
place on the Supreme Bench made vacant
by the death of Judge Jackson. Mr..
Horn blower has received communica-
tions from the President. and is willing
10 accept the place, provided there can be
no doubt of his confirmation by the Sem
ate.
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Five People Reported Drowned.

Cross %. IT,, Sept 15.-John Hall and
wife, their daughter Maude. 16 years old;
his son John and DR.. Gillian of this place
have been taking summer outing i'll the
Osace country for the last six weeks. 1t
is reported that all were drowned in ford
ing the Arkansas River ten miles north
west of here.
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a Young oregonIan Meets with Death
Fatal Balloon Accident.

BRUSSELS, Sept. IA fatal balloon
accident occurred this afternoon at Losch-
beck. near this city. An aerong at named
Toulet and three companions attempted
to make an ascent, aud " nen the balloon
was III nidair ii exploded. The four
men were killed
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Germany Acquiring Territory IN China.
BERLIN, Sept. 15.-The Deastsch po'7oort
declares that the island of Chun Shun, off
the coast of China, will be ceded to Ger
many. and that German colony will ba
founded there. The paper adds that
Germany will obtain additional territory
near Tien-Tsin.
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CHICKAMAUGA BATTLEFIELD.
The National Military Park to Be
Dedicated This Week.
CEREMONIES TO BEGIN THURSDAY
AND END ON FRIDAY.

VIII Be the Thirty-Second Anniver-
sorr of One of the Most Fiercely
Contested and Decisive Battles OF
the War-Vice-President steven
son Chosen to Preside-Many Prom
inent Survivors of the Engagement
on Both sides to Be Present.
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Stecrage Isntes Raised,

HAMBURG, Sept. 15.-The Ham burg
and Bremen steamship lines have raised
their storage rates to New York to $50.
The advance will 90 into effect October
f6fh
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Avn oflcer stab bed by DIsturbsr

FRESNO. Sept. 15.-Early this morning
Constable Charles Ochs, at Fowler, was
stabbed twice in the back by . peace dis
turber named Myers, whom he was tr,
ing TO lock up. Ochs Immediately had
his wounds dressed, and though they are
considered dangerous, 1t IS thought he
will pull through. The knife found on
Myers is common pocket-knife with a
blade two and half inches long.
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Death of an Inyentor.

ELMIRA On. ". Sept. l5.-Truxson S.
La France, the well-known inventor and
organizer of the La France Fire Engine
Company, died suddenly in this city
to-day of paralysis of the heart.
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Grain Elevator Rpr,ad.

BRooKLYN, Sept. 15.-Boller & Robin
sons grain elevator and a large stock of
grain was burned o-day. Loss, so, 000;
insurance unknown.
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a 1'ramp Meets With Death.

FRESNO, Sept. 15.-While stealing a ride
on a train at o'clock this morning, a
tramp whose name is supposed to be
John Cavsnaugh was thrown under til o
wheels in attempting TO jump OFF, and
fatally injured, He died in the County
Hospital this afternoon.
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Cetebrations at Rome.

ROME, Sept 15.-The gymnastic con-
tests which opened the tetes in celebra-
ton of the occupation OF Rome by the
Italian troops. twenty-five years ago,
took place to-day, and were very sue
cessful. A number OF societies marched
in procession to the Pantheon, where they
placed wreaths on the tomb OF Victor
Emmanuel The processionlsts were
cheered all along the route, Special at
tention was paid to the Germans VINO
took part in the celebration.
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Fatal Explosion or Powder.

SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 15.-This morning
an explosion occurred at the smokeless
powder mill, causing the death OF Make
Grim. Thomas Howard was SO badly
burned that his life is despaired OF. No
cause can be assigned for the explosion.
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THE PopE's TEMPORAL POWER.

Pastoral Letter Read In the Catholic
Churches of Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. ia pastoral let
ter was read in all Catholic churches in
Wisconsin to-day. 1t w&sdecided on at
meeting held in this city Wednesday at
which were Bishops Vertin of Mar
quette, Scnwabach OF Lacrosse, Messmer
of Green Bay and Rev. Skinner, admin
istrator OF the Milwaukee diocese, and
signed by the other dignitaries. 1t is re-
markably strong in temporal-power
questions, and eXerts a great deal Of ef-
feet. 4 milder letter was read in the
New York diocese to-day.
In the letter priests and laymen are re-
minded of the fact that on September
10th twenty-five years will have elapsed
since the troops Of Victor Emanuel en-
tered Rome and robbed the Pope OF the
last remnant OF his temporal power, and
since Free Masonic Italy Will celebrate
this event. all Catholics are eXhorted to
show their allegiance and love for the
holy Father by protesting in most ve-
hement terms against this piece of rob-
berry. American Catholics are especially
warned from being led estray by the false
claim of Italy, that by this atrocious act
Italian unity was secured, and then the
letter continues:
LAS Americans. we adhere to the doc
time OF political unity and self-govern-
ment of a people. but we also adhere 10
the everlasting principles OF right, JUS
tice auG lawful authority. The fact that
a people i've in the same country and
speak the same language Is not suffi
Gent reason to demand political unity by
which other rights and privileges OF the
people or the sovereign must he sacrificed.
The leaders OF the Italian revolution had
no right to rob the Pope OF his provinces,
and to incite their inhabitants TO insur-
rectiOn, on the ground that they spoke
The Italian language and lived in Italy"
The letter ends with the request that
divine services be held for the Pope for
the 10Th and I'D OF Septembe through
out the archdiocese.
TO REDEEM PAPAL ROME.
LONDON, Sept. I5.-The IeIegraDh will
tomorrow publish a document which IL
claims it obtained from abroad through a
source amply guaranteeing that it is seri-
ously inspired, the writer being in po-
sition to be well acquainted with the pol
icy OF the Vatican. The document re-
views the financial and religious troubles
of the Kingdom of Italy. 1t then pro-
ceeds to elaborate a inOdus yivendi be-
tween the Papacy and the Italian Gov
ernmeDt. 1t proposes that a tract of
Italian territory and free port be given
10 the Holy See, under the guarantee of
italy and the other Powers. Tor Zoo, ,000,-
go, which would redeem the Italian eX-
chequer from bankruptcy and redeem
fapai Rome. The money would all be
raised by a subscription from Catholics
OF all countries.
The document appears to be utterly de-
void OF authority. as il says that the sub
seriptiOn would be placed al the COM
nand OF the political Pope, who, jointly
scheme to happy and friendly fulfill
ment.
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Mark Twain Arrives at sydney.

SYDNEY On. s. W., Sept. 15.-Samuel
s. Clemens Mark Twain) has arrived
hare
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LOST IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A Member of a Hunting Party in COL
orado's Wilderness Missing.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS tColo.). Sept. 15.-
Glenford Mckinney. member of a
hunting party which outfitted here on
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MAY BE ANOTHER RACE

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-A Sans special
from Newport says that it is ruinored
that Lord Dunraven is willing To race
the Nalkyrie against the Defender Oft
Newport for cup or money. and that
since his arrival there he has been APP
preached to this end. About the clubs,
the correspondent adds, they are looking
for race. and declare that Dunraven will
go half way If Iselin will meet him.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE
Perpetrated on an American Citi-
zen by Spanish Officials.
HIS HOTEL SEIZED AND HIS FAMILY
TURNED OUT OF DOORS.

John Repko and His Household Forced
Soldiers. Who Seized Everything.
Even to the Proprletor's Clothing
The Matter to be Laid Before the
State Department as Soon as Repko
Reaches Washington From Florida.
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CowardIy Murder.

WYNNE ark, Sept. 15.-Ricbard
Lake and Dave Sheridan, while hunting
two miles southwest of here yesterday,
were met by negro named Mayhem.
who snatched a gun away from Sheridan,
shot Lake and then knocked Sheridan
down and shot him. Lake died at 5
o'clock, but Sheridan's injuries are not
considered fatal. The attack was with
out provocation. a posse of citizens
headed by sheriff Cobbs WAS at once
started in pursuit. lie is in the river
bottoms.
Denver Clergymen Receive Calls.
DENVER, Sept. 1.-Two of the most
popular Denver clergymeu have received
calls from big churches of the East. The
Rev. Kerr B. Upper of the First Bap
tist Church is iav0rably entertaining a
cali from the First and Beth Eden
Churches of Philadelphia. The Rev.
Robert Mcintyre OF the First Methodist
Episcopal has accepted a call from the st.
James Congregation OF Chicago, leaving
Denver at the close OF his six years. term
OF service which occurs next June.
\ Young OreGonIan Meets With Death.
DENVER, sept. l5.-Last night about 10
O'clock Charles Tnurston, aged 3. whose
home is in Newburg, Or. attempted to
board Gulf freight train near Fort Nor
gan, when ne feli under the wheels, both
legs being badly crushed. lie lay beside
the track until o. clock this morning be-
lore he was discovered. lie WAS brought
to this city, where he died this afternoon.
conspiracy to Rob the Government.
GUTHRIE (Oka.), Sept. l5.-The United
States Grand Jury ut Pawnee has re-
turned forty-three indictments for pen
sion frauds against leading county OIL
hcials, attorneys and pension agent
The nnding of the jury exposes Il gigan-
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SAN ANDREAs, Sept. 15.-Ex-Lieuten-
ant-Governor Reddick is still alive. He
lapsed into Inconsistencies during the
afternoon, but revived atintervals. He is
now sleeping, and rests easily. There IS
but little hope of his living until morn
inU
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RAGING FOREST FIRES.
Great Destruction by Flames Near
Waterford, New Jersey.
THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF TIMBER
LANDS BURNED OVER.

4 Terrific Windstorm Passes Near
Madison. Wisconsin - A Freight
Train Blown From the Track and
Four Pople Badly IDjured-Co nsid-
erable Damage Also Done to Farm
Houses and Barns III the Path of
the Tornado.
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Detectiye Coffey SuicIdes.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-Daniel Cof-
fey, the well-known police detective,
committed suicide late this afternoon by
shooting himself in she right temple with
his revolver. The tragedy occurred in
the bathroom OF his residence in this
city.
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unfdu duf ser Stra6enbobr.

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StroBe fanb geitern Nabmittag Elm RabsGz
%babnunfaa ftatt, BEL Dem bret BerIpnen err
9eblt9 berleBt purben, Die @reif3dnqe 6qs
&abel3ugeS go, 1856 peripidelte 1ib an
Der SIDE Der !SaliteO unb 9urrifpnTrobe in
Dem &dbel, in Solge befen Der 3 uqfii6rcr
ale @etpalt iiber Ieinen Greifpuqen n%erlor,
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le'nem s3uge tn etnen auf benz 8elei1e bpr
Inn baltenben &obelba6n3uq unb tries biez
fen portpdrts, Seibe s3ii9e 3uIammen fl6z
rem oarauf in bic 8rettIeite zines bic SoIz
iteoi traBe treu5enben 8an 8urenfrqBen $40
gen nno 3ertriimmerten benfelben. Wber
gum Slid tpar Der @tberfanD 10 orn6
baB Das &abel 3errtB unb bic 8abel6o6np1.
tDo9en iomit gum Stiuftanp gebrq0t per6en
tonnten. Sn Der 8an Observation-Disclosures
befonoen ft6 ungefdbr feds 9er1onen, bon
Denen bret berleBt tpurDen: SRI. sSyoa Mur<
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Stdott1bes.
GIeftricitGt ftott Oompf.

Die @ib1eites @traBenbabnge1eG Ell 6aft
f9idt ii9 an, @erIu9e an5ufte1en, I'M gu
ermitteln, Ob es it9 empftebGt, Die 9roBen
0ampftraft@NnGagen, neG4e gegenpGrtig
Die &abeG Der DerI9tebenen &abelbabnen in
8eipegung 1eBen, bur6 tGetnere elettriI9e
Motoren gu erieBen. Die @efeuI9aft min
ermttteln, pb Die 1ebtere Dirt bes 3abelz
betriebes biltger 1T, aIs bic bis6er ~beToGgte,
UNI eDentueQ ben mutbmaBli9 "bi1igeren
eleftrtf3en 8dbelbetrieb etn3ufii6ren. Die
8ertreter Der StraBenbabnge1eQi 6aft glauz
BEN, baB fi9 Der 8etrieb bur6 fleinere
elettrtI9e MDtpren aus perI6tebenen Grim
ben biltger 1telen perbe. @leftrtI9e W}oz
loren, felbft fDl@e bpn b~etrd3tli9er @rDBe,
brau9en gu t6rer 8ebtenung nur ein ober
3tDet Mdnn, nG6renb 0ampfanla9en feds
Bis abt Mann erforbern. Sir bic Mnla9e
BON eleftrif6en Motoren mirb ferner nur
Elm gan3 bef4eibenes BGdb9en gebroubt,
tpGbrenD cine 9ampfanlage f9pn elm glenn
lt9 9rpBes @runb1tiid einnimmt.
6auptId9Gt9 5tnb es bieIe betben @riinbe,
Del4e ben GbefzSngenieur Der @iioIettez
GtraBenba6n9eTeQ16aft 6u5u b~epDgen go
ben, Der @eielI4uft bic NnfteQung iener
8erfuAe 3u empfebler.
3und61t 1oG auf Der @trede an Der State
Str, 3tpi19en Der 80. un6 63. Str. nit Dem
eleftrtf6en &abel6etrtebe experimental tperz
ben. On Der Mabafb Nbe. unb So. 9traBe
befinbet it3 Die elettrif6e Sterilization Der
@efeuf6aft, BON tpel6er aug bic eleftriI6e1
StraBenbabnlinien Der Gebteren nit &raft
berfDrgt perben. 0irett binter bie1er Nnz
lage, iebo9 nit Der 5rDnt an Der @tateGtr,,
befinbet it6 bas Ma56inen6aus, in pel9em
bur4 9ampf bic &raft fir bic 8epegung
6e5 &abels fir Die @trede 3mtT6en Der 80,
unb 63, @traBe er5eugt pirb, Die leBtere
Nn(age beftebt aus bret 9ampffeFe(n rnb
3tpei boppeIten Mai6tnen BON ie 50O9ferbe=
trait. 9teIe Maf6inen iouen burb etnen
WeT ttngRoufe'f9en eGettri13en Motor erTeBt
tperben. Ser elettrif9e Strom fol- benz
Yfotor aus Der na6en eleftriI9en Strait
1tation 3ugefii6rt nerben.
Ser @eftingbOufe'f9e Mptor 1T bereit5
ongefauft nnb big Nnfangs Mat fou Der
umbau boQ5ogen fem; alSbann 1oQ fofDrt
nit ben Gerfu3en begonnen nerben. Cine
9ampfmdf3ine bleibt borldufiq III Der
Sterilization, bamtt Der 8etrieb Der RubeGz
balm bur3 ben umbau feline InterbreAuno
erleibe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25

Treunbeu, 8ermoubten uno Setannten bic tra1r1ge
Nabrtdt boR 11nIer aeliebter Mtouu, 8ater uno 9roB'
batter Sn1epb Start int utter pPn p SoBrsm 9 ptona,
ten ln6 "a GoQen an SOnntoG, ben "a. 5e6ru9r l9nIt
I'M Serru e~utfCblafeu lit. Sic 8eeroi9un9 ftuDet 1tott
ON 9lttttpob Ntorgcn I'm hlo uDr pom &rauerb9ui9
528124 ctr, noo9 Der Ct @ftsrS-% SIr1 r5 nHS ;, ppm q H3f1
ten bic trauernbeu SUPERINTENDENT.
0tar9ere4b4 Gtarf, Satin,
9citrtdJ, Dsatbtas, Sb4netx
Gliiabctb, GafGertta, 3b9ter,
&e1ta, starr, Sopbte Starf, Sdpte9ert6bter,
Sol. @3ourer, Sol. Stegier, SGwie9erIbDHe,
nebt Et1fCIIt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25

tin aus 277 Ro6epftraBe, am re6ten G8enz
tel D%ermunbet; Srau Guen Gronin, aus 276
NberbeenittaBe, lei@te @~erlebungen an Der
re4ten 9iifte; unb SRI. Margaret Gronin,
cine bebenfIibe 8erleBung pberbalb 6es re&z
ten !&nies.
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3u Oerleiben.


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fam 5l 6 8ro5. gelieben meroeu, ebeulo getra9e
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SO6 SaSnle Str. l9lan6Nt
1Drget 9elb auf 9iomauten, ubreu, Srpeleu, 9ouS'
baltunos=WDbeI uuO 8taHDs noH Der u. s. 8nlotptH
Soan Co.. 4. Slur @bicogo Stod sEdonge 8ebdIoe
Salole uub @GibingtoH StF. lSaglS
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Neue An5eigeia.

Olae GcoessNn3eieen, weTde fir Ole
mor9ensNuseabe DER nJutnois Stats
3%eitune" %aufseeeben weroen, erfdeinen foifeu'
fret i'm 0benobIatt. Die %2lnnahme Don 2n'
5eieen fir oas 1benobIatt ffIis6t am II uhr
nIittass, fir ole mIorsens1useabe nm 10 uhr
UbenSs.
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mcMnrbeMt

GbriIttam gteeer an @Onnta9 gto9mittag nm
ltbr i'm Nlter Dpn II SaDre1t. 9eerolgung Wsittlpot
gt1hmittou l uhr 80 Gttn. pom &rauerbou1e, GOT 9tor
25fbSt Sic tramcrnocm &iRterbItebehet.
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Treuubet unb 8efannten Die trauri9e gtabri9t boB
neil lieber 8otte
Michael Kroner
am @omItoo BEN %. Sebrrar 9eltorben lit. 9ie 8eerot7
ounq fir6et 'Itott am 9ienitog ben rs. %?Se6rnar, IL ubr
Mtorqe1S, BPM Srauerbauie 1881 GOtta9e Srooe Aoe,
'' '7''" &ume Seromer.
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&erlangt: Mtanuer nnO 6raueu.


Sc erlangt: Sofort, ~erfobreue mGuulide ODER
~ lpei6ltbe -@rbetter an 3emoeu uno rOnerous".
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MenDrbett:

sgrfeSrtd shtel, %geliebter @atte Bpm Wtorg, SbteL
an @amitoa, Sen %. Je0rtatr, az, NS@d69mitto9s i ! n 5T AZ IN
Str, 8eerbioanQ am 9ientog, ben 26. Sebr, nm
ubr Nofmtttags nab @aIObeIu.
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Wei61ftS= Differentiation.


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~ gtlr so 6uB BON Der Wtetropolitau GIepoteo Rpao
Station. Ser bette 9laB auf Der Q9eitieite. SD arbeite
fir OaS @ouHtD. 229 @. 9alite0 Str.
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Nler0nber's ebetmpDIt5et.Ig eutul
W Summer 9 Stoots5eituug 9b9, 9S-95 6tit6 9oe,
51rrlr9t lrgenO etlpaS i'll @riaDrung ouf priootem 9Ge9e.
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lantinelt; ollie Sale oun 3iebftabl Il. Gdminoelet inter-
lapt nne oe Sdbnloi9en sur 8etheHifaft 9e3o9eH. Sn r.
itber &otb frei. Sonnt. often big II ubr Otitt- 17mtlSt3I
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eErau 8eGer, bic bertibmte Mabrfo9erin, entbiGt
y ouTS @HergenoueIte Die Segeuport Ino 3utunit.
3el9t eas Bib Der 3utinitiQer. @iebt Npsfunft Hber
~9e1tobleHe Sudeu, Serl9ts. unb 9iebe8angelegeubeiten
@Ht1ernt bDie Ginhuie bur9 Spmpotbts. go. sag
WeIlss9troBe, uebe gortb @penue. Gpre6itIn'
ben and am @ountaa. Soils
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
TGrn1en.
SerI6ieOenes.


Roar9elb fir oltes 9olo, Sil6er uno 9tamauten; aute
~ ubr fir 81. &O9ue 60, & 3. Ntabiiunftr., 2. SIur.
21i26t
06bne, gtOteu. Mtetbeu, f9le9te S6uIbeu aner @rte:
~ e%oasetIrt; feline ge3abluug tDeun e%rfoleIDs. @ug.
Wt1eaer @onntp'@onitabler rs 5. ape, 3Tmmer s.
2mi1S
Abendblatt., 1895-02-25
0runOeigent5um
QOtsI @Ots! g
eOtsI
bon $40 biz SO.

BON SO big $50.
Ste ~gteilSotle Improvement GOntp, bic bebelteHoe
GRANDDAUGHTER, nabe Der Staot g~teilspiQe, @Iart
County, i'm Staate @iscouiiu, eiqnet, bat, nm erftere
in SbDung gu brngeu unb i'm 8reiIe 3u itQrteu, I1
mt allen tbr gu Sebote ~itebenoen W(ittelu ueI orQas
nIltrt un0 Die SergrOBerIIuq Der Sta0t gteIISOiue be=
lgieunI9t oarIt a~eIbanteE 4uI ben neueH Staotz
lotten n~lT9eTl9rt, NIB oTterIrt S~eoermoHr, Der mad
ei9euer 9etmftdtte ipoIeIbft auerlet 9roBe unternebs
ltuH9en, %SSobrtten. SauoeL, eSnbultrie uub giieus
b0gnen, Der Staot 9btcagO dbnIi4. itrebt uno
SIZE 9tetlsOiae Improvement gomponD er6ffuet ben
Verfanf Dteier tm 9er5eu Der lebbaften Sei96ftS= uu6
SSabritItaot g%eIlSplle, 10 Wtinuten melt pont 8abus
bDTe elttfernteu nu a%ngelegteu StaotlDts am l. 9Sebruar
1895 nit fobelbaft ~utebri9en 9retfen, uu0 3tnar Don
SO bis $50 bnS Stiid, unb Iidert benz &Gufer, Der fir
ooer rber $50 Die Got fault etne 6relfabrt BON gbi=
cagD nob 9etl5Oile uuo 3uriid. gtebt prompt SoHz
traftpaptere unO refine ebertra9ungsurfunOe label
btern1lt &oufluitIge gum BeIu9e nad ibrer Office, nm
0alelb1t %auf9eleqte YlQHe uno Wtappen in @uQeuideiu
3n nebmen rno &ots fGr Sei9Gfts= uHb 9riOatbduIer 5H
1l1eruL. Senannte @ompang O%fferirt Qlet65etig ibr
Qutes Tru1tbares, i'm gan5e1 umfreiie b~eeoeItes 5arHrs
lamb BON So bis $40 ben AGer, getpdbrt IoHQidbrIge
Jtoten5oblungen rHo blttet ale eOeutuelen Anfragen
ooer SroerS auf Wtappen unO Sarteu, bic prompt erles
bt9t merbeu, gu ri0ten on
81. g. ADAMS & Co.,
1873 3. &anbOlpb Str., SIDE 2aSane Ctr,
3inlmer 6 unb s, Chicago. cn.
Sfen BON 9 lbr Mtorsens bis 5 ubr Ta1mittaas;
8tenltaQs. 9onnertogs un0 Somftags big
3 ubr AbertoS. 6Teb, mon, mit&fri12t
On bertaufen: Sur GaIbI 40 older qutes @orten-
~ lamb nabe ebtCo9O, tbetllpeiIe III Sots o~uSgelegt, poH
0euen mebrere bereits fir 5000 pro @tTd n~erfauft inn.
5abriten in nd1fter Yta~dbarI9oft, 9eppt 4 9lods euts
ferrt fur einen iebr ~niebri9en greis. @breifire:
19f7t w IS Stuats3ettunq.
On perfaufen upensmDob Die fbonIte
~ gde in oieier bublteu unb bIibenben @pritabt.
Wofer uno Seiper in ben StraBeH uHD Die StraBeH as
pfotert. Gage: Glib uuo Sitfrput. gGegen 9rtis uno
peIterer Gusfunft meuoe man I'D miinbii9 ober i9rIfts
LID an 8m. 8. See. 112-114 SeorbDru StraBe,
SDpce 9uiloinG. 2Oui. BAN