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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03

effect in a manner not to be disguised
all over the land. Under such an ex-
listing impression and condition. it is
surprising that the democrats should
have made the showing they did,
and the triumph of City Clerk Hues-
ing in the face OF such odds is q
marked testimonial of public APP
prevail that even the fates Of politics
could not sway. He has made the
best city clerk Rock Island has ever
had, and the people have given evil
dence of their desire to have him con-
tinue in the Office in which he has
made such q splendid record. The
gallant fight made by the three alder
men named, and it may also be said by
Charles Bleuer, who was barely de-
feated in the Fourth ward, is equally
gratifying to their friends and adj
mirers.
A Piucky Fight.
As to Mr.. Kuschmann, he went
down in his party's cause. and he
has the satisfaction Of knowing that
he made one of the cleanest, yet most
earnest campaigns ever conducted In
the CITY by candidate. He became
the nominee at great political and
personal sacrifice, but he failed
through the unconquerable condi-
tions that happened to prevail. The
success of the republican townshi p
ticket, which was nominated. as far as
the supervisors we're concerned. with
absolute disregard for the expressed
sentiments of the laboring people
and other citizens who condemned
the boards course with reference to
the court house, was due to no other
circumstance than the tremendous
vote given the mayoral nominee. who
pulled the township ticket through.
notwithstanding the popular opPosi-
ton to the nominees for assistant su-
pervisors.
The table given in this connection
shows the vote by wards and pre-
cincts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
AFTERTHE BALLOT.
Results Of Yesterdays City
Township Election.
not THE BEST N TIE WORLD

Bat the Denocrats asve the Cierk sad
Three Aldefmen-A Good Showing I'm
der the Cireunst>noss-rbe Head Of the
Rspubllcan Ticket Makes . Rsnarknbls
Run, Carrying the rownship Noominses
with Ie-The Coneressman-Threug
the County.
The result of the city.township
election WAS an unprecedented VIC
tory for the head OF the republican
ticket, in contrast with which fact
the election of A. D. Huesing IS city
clerk and of John Surman, w. c.
Maucker and T. A. Fender as alder
men in their respective wards on the
democratic ticket, is all the more pro-
nounced and complimentary to each,
and is proof of the popularity and
fighting qualities of these candidates.
This is year when republican vic
tory seemed, as it was last fall, to be
in the air, when the public mind had
become unduly prejudiced and mis-
guided through political cunning and
misrepresentation on the part of the
republican press, through the I'M
scrupulous attributisn of the oppres-
sion that has swept over the country
of late to the change in the national
administration and which has had its
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
Novelty Dress Goods.


Late Saturday afternoon we
received large importation
of Novelty Dress Goods di-
rect from the fashion centres
of France, which is now
open for inspection.
Light, airy silk and wool
Crepons up to 1925 a yard.
Silk and wool stripes and
checks in beautiful shadings.
Domestic Novelties.
so pieces of the newest
things in Honey Combs,
Checks. Stripes and Mix
lures. at SOC, 42c and 47c,
that were made to sell for
double the price we ask.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03

The Repubaicoa Ticket Slaughtered IN
That CITY.
The republican municipal ticket
was defeated in Moline BY the peo-
Piles party, which succeeded in cap
turing almost every Office. For
ma,o- Gustaf Swensson was elected
over W. C. Bennett by . majority Of
43I; for clerk. c. D. Carlson had no
opposition; G. w. Wood, the repub-
lican candidate for city attorney, de-
featcd w. A. Meese "a; the peoples
supervisor. G. n. Ford. and assist
ants A. +. Vinton and Sam Rosen-
field, were elected over &. A. Smith,
e. F. Gautz and Nels Pierce.
For Aldermen.
All peoples party aldermen were
elected excepting in the Fifth ward.
where there is q tie vote. In the
First, Henry Leopold defeated John
Godehn; in the Second, w. b. Zones
was elected over S. A. Landee; in
the Third, Gus Segur defeated Perry
Merriman for the unexpired term,
and G. A. Gustus defeated John An
derson for the 2-year term; in the
Fourth. Charles Perrin had no OPP
position. being supported by both
parties; in the Fifth there is q tie
between Leroy Vinton. p. and George
johnson, r; in the Sixth Thomas
Rosborough was elected over Marx
KrOeger, and Frank Gustafson de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03

Creery. 1874; assessor. union ticket,
j. NJ. Hutchinson, Ill; H. ]. Sim
mon, ind. 81: collector. union ticket,
Orrin S. Long. 1877; commissioner,
union ticket. Lafayette Metzler. 1888;
school trustee, union ticket, E.
Griffith, 1873.
Buffalo Prairie.
Town clerk, Albert J. Whitney. d.
81; John K. Drury. r. 80; assessor,
George NJ. Patterson, d, 80; George
Blakely, r, 7s; collector, John H.
Patterson. d, 1902; charles Roberts.
lr, 20; commissioner Of highways.
William r. Hays, d, II; Humphrey
E. Brubaker, r, 80; Justice Of the
peace, Walter NJ. Lewis, d, 50; Will
liam Mardis. T. Sc.
Port Byron.
Town clerk. w. d. Hall, d, 40; A..
A. DIN. r, 80; assessor, F. s. Gates,
d. ~; Thomas Mccall, r, SO; collec-
tor, D. A. Malarkey, d. 81; E. E.
David. r, II; commissioner of high
WAYS. John Hasson, d, IS; E. W.
man, r. Sc; school trustee, F. Skel-
ton, d. 81; H. C. Trent, r. 80; con-
gresham, Bastian. d, 81; Prince. r,
96; Kempster. p.7.
Coal Valley.
Supervisor, T. r. Lees, d, 1903;
James Clegg, T. 63; town clerk. John
Barton, d, LOG; Richard Callahan, Jr.,
r, 81; assessor, S. D. Pace. d. Ill;
Frank Naylor, r, SO; collector. Rich
ard Callahan, Sr., d. 108; D. H. Ly-
ons. r, 81; commissioner of high.
WAYS, F. M. Dewitt, d, 81; John j.
Pryce, r, 20; overseer of highways.
John s. Corns, d, 81; I. j. Murphy,
r, Il.
EdGingt0n.
In Edgington Supervisor Martin
Schoonmakcr is reelected by ma
jority.
In Yuma township Supervisor j.
C. Swank is reelected supervisor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
Second Precinct.
IN MOLINE.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
COUNTY BUILDING.

April &c. j. w. Schreiner ct o.
to Charles Otto, lots 80 and So
Schreiner & Roth Bros. Cottage
Grove add, South Rock Island, 5000
Charles NJ. Osborn to Isabells
Nichols, part lot "a. Hale's add,
Rock Island, $500.
j. D. Woodruff to Benedict Latin
part block 81, Town of Sears, 500.
+. G. Frazer to +. ID. Frazer, lot
Balch & Frazer's subdiv., Rock Isl
and, $1,000.
Lemuel b. Moore to Francis d
Frazer, und. 1-5 lot 5, Balch &
Frazer's sub div, Rock Island, 81.
Henry w. Moore to Francis d
Frazer, und is lot 5, Balch & Fra
zer's sub div, Rock Island, e20e.
Frank NJ. Coates to Francis d. Fra
ger, und is lot 5, Balch & Frazer
sub div, Rock Island, $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
rHROUGnOUr THE COUNTY.


Returns From the Election In the Different
Townships.
Returns from the different town.
ships throughout the country as re-
ported to The ARGUS are as follows:
South Rock Island.
Supervisor, Con. Donovan, d, $50;
H. Case, r, 1853: town clerk, W. S.
Gardner, d, 1876; j. Breen, r, 1O7;
assessor. Frank Bachman, d, 1874; j.
c. Young, r, 1877; collector, Ed
Maucker, d, 149; H. Ziemer, r, l51;
highway commissioner, Henry Nc
Carly, d, 172; Frank Norris, r, 1928;
congress, Bastian. d, 1893; Prince, r,
166; Kempster, p. IS.
Black Hawk.
Town clerk, c. d. Mclaughlin, d,
103; r. Z. Little, r, 1871; assessor. d.
c. Davis. d, 1903; Wilson Matthews.
r, 1923; collector, Henry c. Bastiau,
d. IS; William X. Brown, r, 147;
highway commissioner, William Ret.
tig, d, 1O7; T. S. johnson, r. 126.
Proposition to abolish the payment
in labor of the district labor and
property tax: Yes. 80; no, 66.
South Moline.
Town clerk, William H. Meckling
PEG, IA; f. A. Blackman, r, al
assessor. l.. o. Jahns, peo, 166; Ma
than Ericsson, r, 1872; collector, John
M. Hamburger. PEG, 100; Andrew
Hannah, r, $50; highway commits
sioner. G. o. Nelson, PEG, 1923; b. A.
Miller. ST., r. 166; constable, A. AL
tig. PEG, 1926: Clay Waller, r, 1852
pound master, Wilson Harris, peo
142.
Supervisor, j. B. Vanderburg, d
6S; Charles George. r, 81; town
clerk, j. Sexton, d. 81; S. Pinneo, r
70; assessor, +. Cool. d. 46; j. Cool
r. 104; collector, S. A. Mullery, d, 70
j. Bryan, r, 70; commissioners o.
high ways, &. Reynolds, d, 81; Jasper
Forsythe, r, 81; justice of the peace
ID. Zimmerman. d, ~; Curtis, r, IS
constable, S. Bowen, d, As; S. Slo
cum, r. 100; library trustees, j
Thompson, d, So; w. B. Phelps, d
45; W. X. Freek, r, 1O1; Ryan. r. SO
congress, Bastian, d, So; Prince, r
"a; kempster, p. Ii.
Hampton.
Supervisor, Samuel Devinney
farm. and lab, ZAP; W. 4. Carey, p
81; clerk, Otto j. Guckert, and l.
176; Henry Nichols, p, 20; assessor
George A. Crawford, and !, 1863: j.
S. Cox. p. "a; collector. John Crouch
Jr., + and ], 1870; j. A. Hannegan. p
Al: commissioner, John c. Yost,
and ], 157: c. +. Carpenter, p, 81
justice Of the peace. Richard Trevor
and !, 179; constable, Richard Max
we'll. P, III; congressman, F. X
Bastian. d, So; George W. Prince, r,
70; Kempster, p, 20.
The msjorities in the township
are: w. r. Carey, supervisor
81; Otto J. Guckert, clerk. 112
George A. Crawford. Jr., collector
100: John G. Yost, commissioner, Sc
Supervisor, union ticket. John A
Wilson, %; j. w. Caldwell, ind, So
town clerk, union ticket, X. ID. Nc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
Young e MeCOn1bS

April showers bring showers of blessing to the
farmer to the mechanic the laborer the housewife,
the table, ETC. Young & McCombs will bring April
showers of prices that will bring joy and gladness to
the bargain seekers. and to those who know good
thing when they see it. Come and inspect our i'm
mense line of spring novelties in silk plaids. wool
fancies and everything the newest and latest, new
lots opened up daily, new surprises.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
THE CONGRESSMAN.
Prince Elected by About Half the Majority
Given Gen. Post.

Returns from the Tenth congress.
sional district indicate the election
of George w. Prince, OF Gslesburg,
to succeed General Philip Sydney
Post in congress by a plurality Of
1000. The returns today show that
+. K. Bastian. the democratic nomi-
nee. has reduced the republican ma
iority in the district almost one-half.
Prince will have in Rock Island
county about $500: in Whiteside
700; in Stark 500; in Mercer 600; in
Henry 1900; in Knox 1000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
RECEIVING THE RETURNS.
The Local News aud That From Chicsgo
Heard ut the Argus once.

Heard II the argus Omco.
The ARGUS office was crowded
with people anxious to hear the re-
turns from within an hour after the
polls closed until the last ward was
heard from. Arrangements had been
made for the reception of telegraphic
reports from Chicago of the election
there, and these were received sim
ultaneously with the tidings from the
contest in Rock Island.
All of the supervisors whose terms
ex pire are returned to the board, ex-
cept Varderburgh and Mckinley.
Albert Huesing has q great faculty
of defeating his opponents in their
own ward. He did this with Melon.
aid two years ago, and he did the
same thing with Bladel yesterday.
The democrats will have four mem.
bers of the new council to start with,
and probably five if they can get an.
other such . man as Surman in the
First ward for the Bladel vacancy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03

feated George Lovejoy in the Sew
enth.
The congressional vote complete in
the city Is as follows: Bastian, 512;
Prince, LII; Kempster. 4SS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03

The Democrats Elect Three Of the Number
and Mako Good showing Otherw wise.
The returns for the different wards
on aldermen are as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
NC CABE'S

Superb exhibit of Pattern Hats and Bonnets begins Tuesday
morning April Opening of the seasons choicest Spring and
showing in Millinery.
including fine oil he Gould
Washington.
Punchnlo. Triby
we'll the hundreds shapes popular Paris and
mento of The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
Ladies Shirt Waists.


We have opened for your in
spection the most complete
line Of Ladies' Shirt Waists,
with laundried collars and
cuffs, ever brought to this
city.
At soc and $50, Shirt Waists
with full sleeves, belt. styl-
ish cut collars, and they fit.
Remember only SOC and $50.
At 69c, 82c and SIC, Lawn and
Percale Waists that you
would willingly pay 81 for.
and that's what they were
made to sell for.
At 81. $1.25, e1.5O, $1.62. and
$1.75. the SWEETEST things in
| the market.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
Capes, Girls Refers, Etc.

Capes, Girls Refers, Etc.
Plenty of them just received
misses REFERS in red. navy, brown.
trimmed in braid, large sleeves, val
ne $3.50, at CSC.
Ladies' house wrappers, full
sleeves. full skirt. rufiie shoulder,
Csc, Csc.
Skirts. sateen, satin ruin es, full
size, value $3.50. at $1.75.
Black moreen skirts, elegant STYLES,
value 81, for this sale $3.50.
Children's sailor iaundried percale
collars, worth 12c, at &c, &c, &c each
buy quick.
House Furnishing Depart
ment.
Nicely painted bird cages sec and
up.
Ladies' work baskets assorted sizes
Sc. SC and Sc.
1quart corn popers, SC.
No. 8 tea kettle granite iron
worth $1.50, for this sale, CSC.
Large size granite iron chamber
pals, 70 cents.
Large size galvanized iron chamber
pals SOC.
Large size striped and painted tin
chamber pals &c.
Range tea kettles i5c.
Blue and white enameled pudding
pans, quarts, 15c.
Blue and white enamaled spoons,
14-inch &c.
Blue and white enameled IL quart
buckets, worth 81, for this sale SIC.
Garden Implements.
Now is the time to prepare for
your spring gardening. We eau
show the largest and best assortment
at the lowest prices:
1O-tooth malleable iron rakes at lie
IL " " lie
IA 90 8. Doe
IL &" bow steel rakes at SOC.
IA " /" :" g sec.
l6 45c.
Solid steel hoes with select handles
1Oc.
Spading fork. extra quality, 45c.
Spades 40c.
Solid steel shank 8 tine hay fork
CSC.
No. 2 solid steel hatchets, 28c.
No. 8 broad Ratchet 45c.
Henry Distants saws. first quality
1925.
Pocket wire cutters SC.
Oil stoves. just the thing, 4!-inch
burner, for this sale sec.
Baby carriages 1896 and up.
japanese mating. all prices.
Rugs, rugs, rugs, 7Sc and up.
p Second Avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03

all up Millinery requisites As usual shall
show styles exclusively which cannot be else
where until copied from patterns beautiful assortment Of
the retain their delicate tints
against exposure.
cordially
invited inspect exhibit Remember and after Tuesday
morning. I'd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-03
Silks, Silk, Silks.

Silks, Silk, Silks.
Black dress silks, gros grains.
fails, taffetas. armures, regence,
Duchess from 55c per yard up.
Colored dress silks, all this springs
importations. French plaids. Tartan
plaids, Panama checks, taffeta
stripes, taffeta plizze. taffety Persian.
taffeta brochechene and effects from
42ac per yard up. just the style for
waists.
Kaikai Wash Silks.
A full line of assorted stripes and
checks at prices that always under
sell-you know that.
Dress Goods.
Fifteen pieces double-fold wool
dress goods, all new fresh stock-no
job-beautiful styles at lac per
yard. worth double. EARLY buyers
will get the best selections.
36-inch wool serges in brown, car
dinal and navy, worth SOC. 60 while
they last at 15c per yard.
French sateens and beautiful pat.
terms, black grounds, always have
been 35c and 4Oc. go while they last
at 15c per yard. 15c per yard, 15c per
yard.
Pongees in all the newest effects
China silk designs-worth 15c, go
while they last at 1Oc per yard.
French Tamse tissues, 81 inches
wide, beautiful wash goods, bought
at a New York auction, worth three
times the price. will 60 for SC per
yard. SC per yard.
Crockery Department.
100 dozen flint blown tumblers, &c.
BANQUET LAMPS.
Foot and bowl of fancy open brass
work. 6-inch onyx column, one to q
customer, *4.75.
DINNER SETS.
Johnsou's celebrated English semi
porcelain, 100 pieces, delicately
beautiful brown decoration. Sale
limited. &5.9S.
Syracuse china dinner sets, special
low prices.
Water tumblers special sale price.
14c each.
1 gal glass oil cans for this sale 13c.
Granite Iron.
10 quart coffee boilers worth $3.50,
for this sale 88c.
Nicely painted galvanized iron
cuspidor. SC.
YnIIr1r C
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
5(eher1h1nFt1tnt1ttt9
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Nus Sen KeGern purnpen.

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6eute Wtorgen Die Seuerfpebr gu 9ilfe ruz
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men fonnten. Die Quftfummern ber9aupt=
WaferrD6ren paren in bteIer Na9barlGoft
geplabt unb Die 8Dlge mar, baB bas Bofer
in Die 8eQer brqng unb bebeutenbe 8erpii=
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BON betrpffenen 9eT6dfte iinb Die folgctosn:
u. 8. Spdulbtng &c Bros, 145 unb 147
Mabafb Qoe.
Sborfenz@affobb Company, III unb 143
Wabaib Mpe.
qeter @an @6aad C Sons, 1873 unb
40 2dfe Str.
So6n $. Mepers &c Sons, 142 Safe
@truBe.
8uttle &c 8uiIep Manufacturing Gomz
panb, 1876 Cafe StraBe.
Grit nu9bem Die Seuertpebr bas Wafer
pieber 6erausgepumpt bate, tpnnten Die
@ef9Gfte tpieber aufgenpmmen tperbeR.
Die S6orfen &c @aIIabp 60. betreibt eli
men bebeutenben 6anbel in SpOrtingsQr<
titeln unb lire Waffennieberlage bat beIouz
bers fart %geIttten. Nls Elm Nngeitelter
bes 9eI9Gfts 6eute M}orgen bic S6iir be3
@rbgef9p7e8 0ffnete, trat er nit Dem Su8
in 3tpei SUB tiefes Wafer. gu feitem
S9reden fanb er, baB bas gun3e- @rbgez
f9oB ~iiberf9nemmt mar unb baB Die bort
aufgebduften @aaren gum She'll Ober gang
nit Waf1er bebedt Daren.
Gtpas gelinber famen u. 8. @pafbing
&c 8rps. meg. 4u3 bier tanb 5iemli4 bel
@ufer i'm @rbgei3pB, bod mar Der S4Gz
ben bes6al6 Elm geringerer, neil ii9 bier
feline mertbbolen Waaren befanOen.
Yeter Ban S9aad &c Sons f6dsen
tbren 8erluit auf iiber $500.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Ut fein freuno &tncoIns.

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Station nurbe geitern 0a9mittaq qeqe1
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er1e6en uno bort bereits l1n6eil unQsftiftet
bate. Spfort begab it6 Der %genunnte 2ieuz
tenant nit etnigen MGnnern in Der 8oli3eis
f~urpIIe an Srt un6 Sttue unO fam qeraoe
in benz W2omente babin, aGs Elm Rerl nit
etnem &ebplber in Der 6anb Beds Satoon
berlieB. Ser lieutenant berfi9erte fih Ips
fort bie1es Wtannes unb 6ra6te i'm natb
benz Saloon 3uriid. BORT erfubr er, Dab
berfel6e fOrtpG6reno nit Ieinem S6ieB=
eifen u1n6ergefu6telt unb f6lieBli6 bic
8ufte N6ra9am Qincoln's aGs S6etbe &c.
nuBt bGtte. Der S3iiBe CAB bies 3u unb
erfldrte, fein Sreunb 2incpln's 3u fein. pei[
biefer Die @6par3en befrsit bate. Ser
yGppperzbeao" Durbe berbuftet uno heuie
benz Gi9ter 0oolep untsr ben Qnflooen beg
morbentli4en 8etragens, beimli6en Ser
umtrdgens perbotener @uffen, G6isReret
tnnerbalb Der 9tubtgren3e unb Q~lsffoBenS
BON 0robun9en bOrgefiibrt. Der &erI hattie
benz S6antfeIner, ais btefer linn Die
S9ieBerei berbDt, nit benz Sobe bebro6t,
Der Ri9ter fteute Mc@tnnis Bis sum 81.
b. M. unter $1,000 8iirgI9aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Goo oes Gr5Rersoes NIbreat,
Des Sie9ers pom Guifo33a.
mipn 1S Sphr

Wten, IL. Sebr.
Der @r86er8og Nlbre6t 1T beute in Mrco
i'm fiiblt6en Sirol einem Qungeni9lage err
legen, @r ftanb beretts i'm 70, 2ebenSiabre
unb par Der Glteite So6n bes @r3ber3ogs
8arG, zines @%roBobeims bes &atiers 5rails
SOIep6, aus beien @be nit Der Yrin3eT1tn
9enrtette BON gtafdu Wetlburg, 1874 teiz
rat6ete er bic 8rin3effin 6ilbegarb ppn
8aDern, peI9e 1864 itarb. gr trat in NOD
febr jugenblt9en Sabren in bas Seer, be-
febligte 1849 in StqGten cine 0ibifton, nobrr
er6e6li9en Mnt6eil an Der S9Ia6t Bel ltoa
Dard, er6ielt am S9luffe bes &rteges ben
S6erbefe6G iiber bds brittle Mrmeecorps unb
tpurbe 1pdter gum @eneraIgouperneur Don
l1nQurn ernannt. 1861 ibernabm er ben
Sber6efe6l iiber bic 0Iterret9H9en Srupz
pen in Der Qpmbarbei unb 8enebiq unb
1tegte 1866 BEL Guito53a iiber bag italtez
nt19e Seer. Na9 Der G9lo9t BON &Dnigz
grGB purbe er Sberbefe6lsbaber bes 0iterz
rei9i19en 6eeres unb 1869 9eneralinipet=
tor bes 6eeres. Sn bemfelben Sabre Derz
Dffentli9te er Elm Wert iiber bic 8erantz
portli9teit i'm &rtege, tpelhes in bas Tranz
50fif4e unb @nglif9e iiberfebt purbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Steben pl0kIide GooesfdIle in elmer
fdmi[te.
81 e. t s q. 0.. is

9OrtSerbfs, 49, Is. 8ebr-
@eftern Nbeub farb 6ierfelbf gdrt3ti9
u%nerpdrtet Srau Sane Gourtrig6t. 9ieS
mar Der ftebente pl0bGt9e 3obesfdu in Der
5omi1ie, Der Mann Der iebt @ertorbenen,
Sobn Gourtrtgbt, ftel 1912 Bel Der 6euernte
belpuBtlos BON einem belabenen 6eumagen
unb ftarb, e6e er nod BON Na9barn in Elm
9aus gef9ufft perben fOnnte. Sine S6pez
tier, Srou MnDrep Cole in Oingman's5errD
go, fant auf benz Na4bauf spege BON etnem
8eIu4e BET elmer Na9barin tobt nieber.
Stint Sabre fpGter purbe Elm 8ruber, Sra
@Durtrtg6t in SparrDtp6uib toOt in feinem
8ett aufgefunben. Sine 3tpeite @9tpefter,
Srau S. q. Sergufon in @reenptIe tpurbe
ebenfaQs tobt aufgefunoen, Srau s. ..
Motpb in @olerbiue, cine anbere S9tpefter,
~Deritarb ebenfo1s zines pl0Bltben Sp6e8;
ais ibr Mann Nben0s gu 8ett gtng, fanb er
tie betpuBtlos Dor unb i'm Qaufe elmer
Stunbe CAB tie ben @eiit auf. Srau @li3az
BETH Npres aus 9uarrbotqe, ebenfaQs cine
S9neiter Der @orgendnnten, purbe in sem
6aufe ibres S6nieger1 obns Sames 8an
@elber Obne bOrgdngtge &ranf6eit aGs 2ei9e
aufgefunDen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
6reenbut Dor Gertdt.

5. a. @reenbut erf6ien 6eute Morger
in gt9ter 9roBcup's @eri9t, UNI iiber feline
9~dnOlungspeiie tpdbrenb feiner tur5en Gar
rtere als Mafenbernalter bes @6isfep=
Srufts He4enf4aft ub3uIegen. 8etanntlif
mar er beI3ulbigt pOrben, Elm falf3es @ffiz
Oabtt etngerei&t gu baben unO 8i9ter 9rOBz
cup bate enti9ieOen, baB er iib ipegen MtBs
a3tung bes Geri6tes gu bertbeiDigen babeu
tperoe:: 8reenbut's MntpaGt, @bpin Malter
berlaS cine pon ieinem GGienten berfuBtt
&nttport auf Die Intlage, %tpOrauf Die On
tDdlte Der @egenpartei it4 3eit erbaten, bds
Document elmer genauen Priifung gu unter=
tperfen. Rt4ter @rOBcup gepd6rte tbner
6rtt Bis 2 1br Na9mtttags.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Die beutise Sta0tratbsfikuno.

,rsSSn Der beutigen StabtratbsfiBung fper<
ben feline ~befOnbers intereffanten 0tnge Scr
6anoelt tper0en. Die bereits in Der leBten
Sibung paIiirten Orbtnan5en, pelbe Die
Nnlage elmer elettrtf9en StraBenba6niinic
lauben, tperben iebenfa4s obne trgenb cine
@tnmif9ung bes Mapors gum 9efeBe lperz
ben. 9eBterer fpra9 fi9 babin aus, Dap Die
Galumetz9tnie nur cine S9leife 3u einem
bereits b%e1te6enben SDftem btlbe. Die 8elz
mont Mbe.=2tnie fDQe cine neue npt6ipenbiqe
9ur6treu3ung Der Stabt ausfu6ren uno
oa6er tperbe er, nenn nt9t etfpd Der Comp
trOler nod f9tperpiegenbe 8ebenten babe,
ntbts gege1l bic Srbtndn3en einpenber.
SIN 3atb6aufe ging 6eute 8ormittag bag
9erii3t UNI, ooB in Der beutigen SiBunq
oes Stabtrat6es Elm Nntrag gefteut perben
1oQe, tpel9er cine unterIu9unq Der Mnqele@
gen3eiten bes 9astrufts borf9lGgt, 3umal
Die nBepple 9as 60" bon Der nStu1baro
SI 60" neuerbings berf9ludt norben fei.
9a bic Stabt fur3 por Der grneuerunq i6rer
@pntratte nit ben 9uscpmpaQnien fte6t, 10
pdre es auerbings 609t interefunt unb
pt3ttg fir tie, in bic 9ef9Gftsmetboben Des
9ustruits einen tluren @inblid 5u g%epinnen,
Inn m0glt9ft tpenig BON bemIelben iiberporz
tbeilt 81 per6en.
SGmmtli9e StabtbGter, tpel9e NIT ben
9asz unb Observation-Disclosures gu
t6un 6aben, 5eigten fi9 Ie6r 3u9etn0pFt uno
%be6aupten, ni9ts iiber ba @erii6t All DifTen.
Ser beutige Nben6 mtrb ia lebren, mas oaran
@abres lit unb peIhe Sragpeite Der Nm
trag, penn ptrtlt3 geiteat, BADEN tann.